Sober Musicians: Treating Life Well

late 60's early 70's a crazy time

blizzardm17 — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:40:11 GMT

YouTube Video
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these guys were great

The Snow Storm From Hell

Gabe — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:21:04 GMT

Well, we are back after about 31 hours of no power.
It went out at 2AM Saturday and didn't come back until around 8:30 this morning.
The sounds of the dishwasher running and the heater pumping hot air are music to my ears.
Hope you all are safe and warm.

da sha voo all over again!

blizzardm17 — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 11:37:16 GMT

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Four Corners Storm to Impact Millions with Snow, Ice, Flooding

The same storm that resulted in mudslides in the Los Angeles area on Saturday is crossing the Four Corners region today, dropping rain and mountain snow. The storm will spread a significant, disruptive snow across the nation's midsection through tonight. By midweek, snow may return to areas hit hard by the "Blizzard of 2010". A zone of treacherous ice will develop farther south, threatening travel and perhaps even power outages. This storm will also cause the next round of flooding rain and perhaps even severe storms from Texas through the Deep South. Full Story

wow

YO Dan!

The Brookie — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 18:29:52 GMT

Let's have a Youtube thread for Dan. This one's for you, amigo. It was this or Buffie Ste. Marie.

Any Media v3.0.9

iPhone App for Recovering Addicts

TiffLA — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 06:02:29 GMT

I found a great iPhone application for recovering addicts. It�s called 12 Step Sponsor Dial. I got it free at iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/12-st...348594367?mt=8 ). It customizes my scheduled reminder to call my sponsor, keeps him on a 1-touch speed dial, and has an easy access phone list of my other 12 step contacts and crisis outreach access. It has helped me stay in touch with my sponsor. I tend to be very forgetful and this was my fool proof way to remember.

another storm

blizzardm17 — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 22:55:48 GMT

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Could this really be happening? Two major snowstorms within seven days in the mid-Atlantic region. Across the northern tier of the country, big winter storms can happen in rapid succession, but that rarely occurs in the mid-Atlantic region.

It's going to this time, though. Later this week, there will be another big snowstorm in northern Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, and this time the heavy snow could migrate up to central Pennsylvania and central New Jersey. So, what is the biggest amount of snow accumulations in this region? How about 8 inches for starters, and there could be much more if everything were to line up perfectly.

This is going to be a widespread snowstorm with its effects being felt in the Midwest and across much of the Great Plains. A band from central Indiana, back across Illinois and northern Missouri could get more than 6 inches of snow from the storm.

In regards to there being two storms on the map shown here, this will be a case in which one hands off to the other. The storm tracking in Tennessee will be the main low which will hand off its energy to secondary storm along the East Coast. Simply a classic situation for snow in all ways.

Story by AccuWeather.com Senior Meteorologist John Kocet.

g-town beware

Fell down again, again, again

Mr J — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 02:01:03 GMT

:deadho

Damn it !!!!!
Fell down again !!!!!!!!!!!
Can't seem to make it past the 2 month mark. Things go from fine to being a neurotic robot on auto pilot. And of course it was the new moon again. For some reason that is always when I lose it, for apparently no reason.

It was my birthday the other day....
..... I spent it in the middle of a DT delerium.

Happy Birthday to me.

:flush

Hi all!

Muse — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 03:53:16 GMT

Wow, I guess it is time to update my profile. According to it 2008 was going to be my year. Was it? I don't think so, nothing bad, but nothing spectacular either. Hey, nothing wrong with that and nothing wrong with being optimistic and sticking with 2010. Hope all is well with everyone. I just wanted to stop by and say hi! It has been to long since I've swung by.

step 6

blizzardm17 — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:54:48 GMT

What action can I take that shows that I am entirely ready? [to have my defects of character removed]

this is a question from the NA step working guide. replies appreciated :eqdance:

new member saying hello!

TiffLA — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 19:38:25 GMT

Hi! I'm Tiffany and just joined the site. I am newly recovering user. Been sober since 11-22-09. I went to a treatment center in Los Angeles. I have a sponsor and she s great. I have found a new group of clean friends and joined some city sports leagues and picked up a few new hobbies. I have found that staying positive and busy is key!

snow

blizzardm17 — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 04:29:07 GMT

another storm gearing up for late week. this one looks like snow and the mid atlantic the bull eye at the moment. more to follow:blizz77:

Perpetuum Jazzile - Africa (live, HQ)

bassis — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:24:00 GMT

YouTube Video
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There is a bunch of these vids on you tube. I thought they were amazing.

It's been awhile . . . . .

garyd — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 22:03:31 GMT

Since I've been on these boards. I didn't intend this, just the way things happened.

I'm still clean and sober and here's what I've been up to, just go to YouTube and type this in the search box at the top of the page:

Blue Suede Shoes/Play House - Reincarnations of Rock and Roll

I'm playing the string bass.

Isn't It Interesting

Gabe — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 13:42:33 GMT

That if you rearrange the letters in "scared"...
you get "sacred".
And in "untie"...
you get "unite".
Just one of my thoughts that didn't roll off the table,
and onto the floor. :yep:

It's Always Been This Way

Gabe — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:28:15 GMT

When you use your personal history to justify why you're presently out of balance on the abundance scale, you're really saying I have a long history of attracting scarcity into my life, and I intend to continue doing precisely the same thing.
Thinking that the past is responsible for your continuing insufficiency is a major source of resistance. You've probably been taught that if you don't pay attention to the mistakes of the past, you're bound to repeat them.
Here's my take on that advice: Keeping your thoughts on the mistakes of the past guarantees that you'll continue manifesting them in the present.
I think you're better off tossing out your personal history of any deficiencies that have surfaced in your life. Refuse to think about what's failed to materialize unless you're hoping for more of the same. Avoid talking about your bleak past.
Don't identify yourself as someone whose childhood or early adulthood was characterized by scarcity.
Instead, look upon your entire history as a series of steps you absolutely needed to take in order to bring you to the present realization of your endless potential for abundance.
Be grateful for all that failed to show up.
Then shift from resistance to the direction of manifesting your desires, and rebalance your thinking so that it matches with those desires.
State this affirmation: It is my intention to think thoughts that vibrate perfectly with my desire to be abundant in all areas of my life. I release any and all thoughts that put my focus, and therefore my pulling power, on what has or hasn't been.
This is the key to restoring balance.
~Wayne Dyer