Saturday, September 30, 2023

FW: Daily Briefing: Love sneakers? Check out 785 Sneaker Fest on Saturday in Topeka

 

 

From: Topeka Capital-Journal <noreply@reply.cjonline.com>
Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2023 7:02 AM
To: mcre13@gmail.com
Subject: Daily Briefing: Love sneakers? Check out 785 Sneaker Fest on Saturday in Topeka

 

785 Sneaker Fest will give people a chance to buy, sell or trade various sneaker brands, including Air Force Ones, Air Jordans and more.

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Love sneakers? Check out 785 Sneaker Fest on Saturday in Topeka

 

Sealed up shoes from the Adidas Yeezy collection are seen on the back wall at Laces.

 

785 Sneaker Fest will give people a chance to buy, sell or trade various sneaker brands, including Air Force Ones, Air Jordans and more.

 

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The Velazquez family of, from right, Luis, 10, Rosa, Lia, 4 and Amalya, 2, enjoy taking fall photos surrounded by pumpkins at Berry Hill UPick Farm, 5840 SE Croco Rd. on October 23, 2021.

 

Check out these 6 Topeka-area pumpkin patches for gourds and more

 

Rees Fruit Farm manufactures 20,000 to 30,000 gallons of apple cider every year.

 

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Hayden senior linebacker Jude Konrade (52) tackles Perry-Lecompton's Eli Dean (21) in the first quarter of Friday's game.

 

Two Topeka teams are still undefeated after five games

 

Highland Park suffers its first loss in matchup against Lincoln Prep.

 

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FILE - A sign reading "Because of the Federal Government SHUTDOWN All National Parks are Closed" is posted on a barricade in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, Oct. 1, 2013. The federal government is heading toward a shutdown at month's end that will disrupt many services, squeeze workers and roil politics. It comes as Republicans in the House, fueled by hard-right demands for deep cuts, force a confrontation over federal spending.  (AP
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Kansas facing effects of looming federal government shutdown

 

Most of Kansas' 17,000 federal workers would not receive paychecks during a government shutdown.

 

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The Charles Curtis House at 1101 S.W. Topeka Blvd. once was home to the former Vice President and Topeka native. It currently is privetly owned by relatives in the Cottrells family.

 

These buildings faced uncertain times, but private efforts saved them

 

The Charles Curtis House, where the nation's first Native American vice president lived, is on the market. Its owner is waiting for the right buyer.

 

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Friday, September 29, 2023

FW: 3 Monday random thoughts (July 31st)

 

 

From: John @ Infinite Age <john@infiniteage.com>
Sent: Monday, July 31, 2023 9:08 AM
To: Henry McClure <mcre13@gmail.com>
Subject: 3 Monday random thoughts (July 31st)

 

Every Monday morning I write down 3 random thoughts and reflect on them.

This is something I've been doing since my prison days.

This little ritual helps me step back and reflect on things before I start my week.

Let's see if it does the same for you.

So with that said...

Let's jump into the first thought on my mind this morning...

1. Trust is not just a word. It's a lifeline.

During my 10 years behind bars...

I found out what trust truly meant.

Because before prison, I had a tight group of friends.

Actually, we were more than friends.

We were brothers.

We'd fight together.

We'd feed each other (not literally).

We'd do crimes together.

We never let each other down...

Or so I thought.

As I sat in my cell, it got me thinking...

And I realized the truth:

Not a single one of these "brothers" was there for me.

None.

When I first realized this, it made me angry.

I became resentful.

But deep down?

I was shattered.

But when I look back, I'm grateful that happened to me.

Why?

Because it showed me who really mattered in my life.

My mom and sister.

My family.

My blood.

They stood by me when no one else did.

Month after month, for 10 years they kept visiting me.

And they never once stopped.

I could trust them.

And I knew they would never damage the trust I had in them.

Which leads me to my second thought.

2. Community is everything

When you're in prison, you're not dead...

But you're close to it.

You're locked away, trapped in between 4 concrete walls...

Shut out from the world...

And frozen in a time capsule until that capsule is finally opened, and you're released.

You're practically dead to the outside world.

But you wanna know something?

You wanna know what my best days were in prison?

The days my name was called during "mail call".

It was exciting.

Not only did it mean I had mail...

It meant someone from the outside was thinking about me.

And that meant so much to me.

Because it kept me connected.

And that's why I believe our community is so important.

Without each other, we're alone.

We don't really hold much power.

But together...

We can fight.

We can make change.

And we can support each other in our fight against Big Pharma and the sick care system.

Which brings me to my third thought...

3. We can't fight if we're dead

Research shows our community is already 30% more likely to die from heart disease.

But did you know that taking NSAIDs like ibuprofen can DOUBLE your risk of heart attacks or strokes?

Yup... it's true.

The FDA won't tell you this.

Your doctor won't tell you this.

And Big Pharma tries to hide this from you.

But if you take ibuprofen at least once a week...

There's a very high chance you could die from heart disease.

The good news?

There's a much BETTER alternative to get the needed pain relief.

In fact, today is the first day you can get our NEW natural pain relief formula: Infinite Relief.

Infinite Relief contains turmeric and willow bark.

When combined, these two ingredients start blocking your pain signals within just 60 seconds...

And they eliminate the inflammation wreaking havoc on your heart and organs.

And the best part?

They don't burn holes in your gut like most painkillers do...

They don't damage your joint cartilage...

And they don't increase your risk of heart attack.

If anything, they decrease your risk because they heal the root cause of heart attacks and strokes, which is inflammation.

Now, these bottles will go fast.

In fact, we usually sell out of our new supplements within 2-3 days.

And with the demand on the supply chain...

It could take months before we get more bottles stocked.

So if you don't want to risk missing out on the needed pain relief...

And if you don't want to go back to taking Big Pharma's deadly painkillers again...

I suggest you stock up on bottles while you can...

Get Infinite Relief and put an END to your pain.

Alright that's gonna wrap up today

Have a blessed day...

-John Carlisle

 

 

July 31st  Random thoughts

 

 

 

 

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