Old Web Address: New Companies in Japan

Since the Hurricane is a bit late, I decided on a random topic.
It appears that some  companies  from Japan are taking expired URL (e.g web addresses) and using them. Here is another one I  was linked to: http://www.eriecountycaregiver.org/
This is a blowfish store in Japan but at some point the web address was with a place from Erie County.

Recommended seafood

• Abalone, turban shell
• Senzaki squid
• Flounder, filefish
• Buri, Thailand, and Spanish mackerel
• Other seafood

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Our shop is a shop that worked on our chef Courier seafood specialties at Senzaki Fishing Port in Yamaguchi Prefecture is known as the home of the tiger blowfish cuisine. Thanks to you, the sum of the puffer fish was ordered home delivery to date of more than 10 005 thousand, we have good reputation all over the country to everyone.

Shop fugu, fugu courier │ Recommended! Popularity Rank

- "Tiger fugu sashimi set pot with benefits other choice albino"] our most popular 
secret of popularity of chefs cooked alive tightening. Delivery will be to put the benefits from fishing port gorgeous pot fugu fugu sashimi and tiger tiger of Yamaguchi Prefecture.

With Google Translate the old URL for the RRCA in Millville NJ  http://www.riverfrontcenter.org/ is a
BLOWFISH FACTORY located in Japan!

Shop Blowfish (The advertisement above!!)

Shop for Blowfish Blowfish Delivery
We have gotten very popular in practical shop online! Not only is still, the point of choice "mail order fugu" is just cheap, I was stuck in Yamaguchi quality!

You visit, Thank you very much.
It is a shop that is going delivery of seafood specialties at fugu-Senzaki Fishing Port in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
Blowfish, but has been around quite cheap, Our shop is stuck in the "taste" of Yamaguchi Blowfish home.
When ordering, please feel free to use the world!
Boat license renewal.

Back to work

On Jul 17, 2011, 
Well it was time to get back to work this past week.
 Monday, I stayed at Pat's in Philly since there was a union contract meeting at 6:30. After that meeting met  Pat downtown for a beer then we walked back to his house. Pat does not ride SEPTA!! Tuesday, we took a trip to Mauricetown and looked at a house that was once a card and gift shop. It was cute and quaint. It  had lots of land but all the rooms were too small. for house.The price went down from 200K to the current price of 135K. Obviously this is way more than we  want to spend but it was it was interesting. It was fun going back there. We have not been back to Mauricetown in a while nice little break from the everyday.I was over at my mothers  house Wednesday night  trying to fix her computer. It looks like  more memory. Will have to check further. It was a slog getting through the backlog at work. This week was nice and sunny and not too hot just about right. On Thursday night we had a special Zoning Board meeting about a proposed solar farm that is to be built where 300 homes were going to be built till the great recession made that impossible. It was odd and the fact that nobody wanted to second the motion to approve. This was due noise concerns. It was later on was proved after a long time. I then went to a friends house for a minute after the meeting and we had a good laugh over some political goings on.
 Friday morning I had to take the 4:15 crack of dawn bus to go to my seven o'clock doctors appointment on CityLine Avenue. The apt took 10 minutes.. I then went to work after that I walked a dog and I met up with Sue and she was in a good mood. I got home at 10PM which was too late to enjoy the 3rd Friday activities in Millville. Heard it went well. I know Dennis sold some of his work and Fred's work went over well at the RRCA. Saturday, yesterday we visited our grandson Cailiff. at Jon and Densie's house. We met up withe Dawn and John's parents over there. We had a nice relaxing time.  Later, we went back home and we changed some curtains around and chilled out for the rest of the evening and watched a a B grade horror made in the  70s which I forgot the name. It was filmed in Rome so I am to presume it's an Italian flick. 
today, Sunday, I woke up at 9:45. I  am  chilling and writing out this blog entry with my Dragon Dictation app. I dictate a paragraph at a time and then copying and pasting to e-mail. Following that process. I will be pasting on Blogger. I plan to go to John's house to add pictures and make finer alteration since blogger does not have an app. 
Can't wait to a new laptop. Much easier to type with 2 hands then one thumb.

Cumberland County in Trouble:Our Political Candidates

Good morning. I have not been writing about our political conditions here in Cumberland County New Jersey. I am now going to play catch-up. Then again this is no game. This is about the continued economic viability of Cumberland County and to Millville as well.
First off some good news. Millville celebrates 10 years of 3rd Friday's. This started with volunteers such as Liz Nicklus, Carl Johnson, Leslie Ficcalia, Mike Cagno and others who started the RRCA from scratch as volunteers. Now we have 2 anchors. The RRCA on one end and the Village on High on the other end. Maryann Cannon deserves full praise for getting this project started at an old gas station on High Street.
Ok, Lets enjoy this Friday
 Back to our politics... I see that Rev Dunkins is not running for Freeholder

but a woman named Carol Masso will be running. She seems to be an insider with the party. I know little about her. I wished that Jane Jennerone had dropped out instead since she has been embarrassing. She has been the bad cop for big Lou. I did notice that Mr. Magazzu is STILL running the party as this statement leads me to believe.

“Cumberland County residents have received the short end of the stick from the Trenton Republicans,” said Cumberland County Democratic Chairman Lou Magazzu, in a statement announcing his party’s county slate in the upcoming November elections.

So I guess Lou is not "gone" like I was told by a Democratic insider last month. I really did believe him too! The face that Jane is still on the ballot seems to confirm my opinion on this matter. Lou comes out and says this statement that the Democratic candidates will defend Cumberland County against attacks from the Christie Admin.

“The team of Whelan, Jannarone and Musso will be a firewall to protect us from any further attacks.”

Well, Mr Magazzu, your current candidates have not "protected" us here in Cumberland County that well. As you said yourself.

“The (Chris) Christie administration has unfairly targeted Cumberland County by planning to close the Upper Deerfield (motor vehicle) inspection station and already closing the Bridgeton inspection station, Vineland Developmental Center and the urban enterprise zones of Bridgeton, Vineland and Millville.

Our Assemblymen are not much better in protecting our economic interests.Assemblyman John Burzichelli has no ideawhy the Vineland Development Center is targeted for closing.

A member of the budget committee, the Third District assemblyman stated he doesn’t understand why the center is to be closed when relatives and advocates for those staying there have praise for it — and while many patients cannot speak for themselves.


“Something just doesn’t sit right with this,” said Burzichelli, the Democratic deputy speaker in the Assembly. “I’ve asked for follow-up information on this. This is a real important issue to many people in this county.
“I think there is going to be a need for a facility here.”

Well, with all due respect, you might want to do your job and FIND OUT!!!
Meanwhile Jeff Van Drew is accused of tearing up petitions of a woman who DARED to run in the primary against him. Yo Jeff, why don't you and Mr Burzichelli go out and challenge the Christie Admin on why the Vineland Development Center is being closed, the UEZ is closing its local office, and why another DOT building is going to be shutdown.
Ok, Now that I have commented about the Democrats, its time for the Republicans. I see that Sam Fiocchi gets full endorsement from First District GOP nomination for STATE ASSEMBLY. Gee, did he not just get elected for Freeholder umm 4 months ago? I voted for Mr Fiocchi thinking that he would bring a balance and commonsense to the Lou-Dominated Freeholder Board. I was again mistaken. He just just used his Freeholder seat (barely warm) as a stepping stone. He did not impress my friend who was seeking leadership concerning the proposed closing of the County Library.
I do not know the Republican candidates for Freeholder except Joey Farabella who was a good Millville Cop. If anyone out there can educate me, I am willing to listen. Can anyone get rid of Lou and Jane? Can we get strong leadership so we are not the red-headed step child of the State of New Jersey?

A Spring Weekend in April

June and her new coat

Kay and Carolyne at Guilty Pleasures

Planted our Bamboo Yesterday!

Carolyne in her Studio.

Good day sunshine. It was a mild day in April. You know like Spring was meant to be.  I missed my zoning meeting due to being late for the bus. I did have a very cool weekend. We had a nice yoga class, then we hung out with Kay downtown. They did some shopping while I snapped some photos. We then went to Bojo's and had a beer. We were to have food but after 30 minutes or so just decided to leave. We heard that the 2 women who used to cook left. . Next we went to the Oar House and had late lunch.  It was a good time. I was so tired that I went to sleep around 8:30 and slept till 8 yesterday.

At Oar House

Yesterday, I got to walk the dogs for awhile. Met up with Dennis and Linday at the oppisite ends of High Street. Linda  Works Sunday's at the RRCA and still sees stuff with my name on it. We had a good chuckle at that.  There is a framed photo of Mike Cagno but who is the 2nd director of the RRCA? Can anyone there tell me? Its it like the Commies who leave out photos of non-persons? Um..? Umm?
Anyway back to Spring. Yesterday was  the nicest we had in weeks. We planted our bamboo plant and I can't wait for it to grow. Also we added lights to Carolyne's studio. It was cool project figuring out how to get the lighting in the right spots. We both got haircuts. Carolyne looks very nice!!
Well, its now 5:33am got to get ready for the 408 Bus now.

MDC Awards 2009

I decided to drop by this event when prompted by a friend. It was a star-studded evening..Millville style. It was held at the RRCA.It was fun yet a bit odd to be there. A good friend of mine encouraged me to show up and that I did. Good to see folks again. The last time I went to this was 2 years ago. My how things do change. There were deserving winners and others who did not make the cut. A cool evening and I go to talk with folks I do not get to see much of and that for me was the best part of going out.

RRCA's New Director

Yesterday was the press conference for Amy Sullivan, the new director of the Arts Center. The usual reporters were there as well as the Board of Retired Teachers who picked her. Some the notables were Marianne Loads, Michelle Post, Carl Johnson, Joyce Vanaman, Mike Cagno, Liz Niklus, Doris Botts, She said the right things

"I have a great respect for what the previous directors have done and the Glasstown District," she said.

"What I like is, along High Street, you have a million artists and businesses that work to have a family environment," she said. "That's something I want to continue. I want people to come in here and talk to me."

They even had a contract signing ceremony as well.. She will have her hands full with the board but I am sure they will let her do her job and not question or micromanage her decisions.

What a difference a YEAR makes

See the end

Day Tripper

It took me soooo long to find our and I found out..

August Lurches ON..

Another odd weekend. Started the weekend with the men coming over and trimming 2 trees and removing one completely. 3rd Friday was very packed, I think it was the most packed on ever. The drawing for the Levoy Theater was done and I can assume that I do not have a new hybrid car
I went to pick up Carolyne's last 2 pays and managed to get one The 2nd one that pays to the 8th is being held up due to "questions". On Saturday I started the day with tennis then a 2nd attempt to get the final check but the powers that be still state they have formulate more questions toward the end of the week. Lets hope all this can be resolved soon!!! Its really time to move on!
Well, enough of THAT.....
Later that day we soothed ourselves with ice cream at the Custard Corral out on E. Broad Street. I think this is the area that Liberty Village might want to build on. Today( Sunday) was mellow. I did not play tennis, instead I just slept in and it felt good. We had a nice walk with our dogs as well and you can see part of it here. Now its time to rest and work on positive thoughts such as getting my deposit on the house the we could not buy.

The Royal Scam!

And they wandered in
From the city of st. john
Without a dime
Wearing coats that shined
Both red and green
Colors from their sunny island
From their boats of iron
They looked upon the promised land
Where surely life was sweet
On the rising tide
To new york city
Did they ride into the street
See the glory
Of the royal scam

They are hounded down
To the bottom of a bad town
Amid the ruins
Where they learn to fear
An angry race of fallen kings
Their dark companions
While the memory of
Their southern sky was clouded by
A savage winter
Every patron saint
Hung on the wall, shared the room
With twenty sinners

See the glory
Of the royal scam

By the blackened wall
He does it all
He thinks he's died and gone to heaven
Now the tale is told
By the old man back home
He reads the letter
How they are paid in gold
Just to babble in the back room
All night and waste their time
And they wandered in
From the city of st. john without a dime

See the glory
Of the royal scam!!

”How much easier it is to be critical than to be correct.” ~ Benjamin Disraeli

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Al Gore and the Media

As I was on the internet. (You know from the media misquote that Al Gore invented it) I came upon this excellent article in Vanity Fair. In it the article shows the mainstream media reducing politics to a personality contest. Here is a quote from Maureen Dowd, that prim and proper columnist from the New York Times

"Meanwhile, though Dowd certainly questioned Bush's intellect in some columns, she seemed to be charmed by him—one of the "bad boys," "rascals," and a "rapscallion." She shared with the world a charged moment between them. "'You're so much more mature now,' I remarked to the Texas Governor. 'So are you,' he replied saucily." And in another column: "You don't often get to see a Presidential candidate bloom right before your eyes."

On March 9, 1999, CNN's Wolf Blitzer conducted an interview with Gore shortly before he officially announced his candidacy. In answer to a question about why Democrats should support him, Gore spoke about his record. "During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative"—politico-speak for leadership—"in creating the Internet,"

Here is how the media took this quote:

" A few days later the word "invented" entered the narrative. On March 15, a USA Today headline about Gore read, inventing the internet; March 16 on Hardball, Chris Matthews derided Gore for his claim that he "invented the Internet." Soon the distorted assertion was in the pages of the Los Angeles Times and The Boston Globe, and on the A.P. wire service. By early June, the word "invented" was actually being put in quotation marks."

As Will Bunch states so well on his blog Attytood:
"Eight years later, 4,000 Americans and hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians are dead, New Orleans is still in shambles, and so is the American economy. Ultimately, all because of a "a joke."

This shows the real consequences of dismissing someone for petty reasons. We may see the same thing here.

RRCA NEWS

Attached is a picture from the unveiling of the Cedarville Peaceworks Mural that Kathy Gross created with the 21st Century students at that school. It is so beautiful and compelling that I truly believe it will bring contentment to many children and staff for years to come. It is filled with inspirational quotes from a variety of sources. Hope you get to see it in person which is truly the only way it can be appreciated to gain its full impact.

Another wonderful new development is Helen Clymer Studio in Residence Artist volunteering her time to provide a free 3rd Friday workshop for children visiting the center.
-Carolyne Chandler Krull

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