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Come in Out of the Rain
This is a piece about servicing and supporting community members, friends, and family struggling with mental health or drug related issues.
Drawn in pencil and ink, scanned and colored in photoshop with additional effects and cloud photo reference. ∙ Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration SAMHSA National Helpline 1-800-662-HELP (4357) 24/7 365 day a year treatment referral and information service. ∙ SAMHSA online Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator findtreatment.samhsa.gov/ search engine for mental health and substance abuse programs for the entire United States, can be filtered by specific services and payment/insurance options ∙ National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 ∙ National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233 ∙ National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) www.nami.org/ ∙ Dial 211 for local support resources and services
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Students Baking 10,000 Cookies for Law Enforcement Officers: Delcastle Technical HS Students Thank Officers for DUI Enforcement
Delaware Governor Jack Markell stopped by to cheer and thank culinary students at Delcastle Technical High School. The students are baking cookies for every law enforcement officer in Delaware as a token of thanks for staffing sobriety checkpoints over the holidays. The students aim to make more than 10,000 cookies by working overnight in a marathon baking session.
Children from surrounding elementary schools are on hand to decorate cookie boxes along with students from other career areas at Delcastle. Dana Herbert, winner of TLC’s “Next Cake Boss”, as well as the Chick-Fil-A cow visited to join in the activities.
This year’s delivery will be dedicated to Sgt. Joseph Szczerba, killed in the line in September.
More on Delcastle's Cooks & Bakers: www.cooksandbakers.com/
Josh tries to convince us that he isn't drunk, by walking in a straight line. It is reminiscent of Jeremy Piven's impression of the Port Chester whooping crane.
Students Baking 10,000 Cookies for Law Enforcement Officers: Delcastle Technical HS Students Thank Officers for DUI Enforcement
Delaware Governor Jack Markell stopped by to cheer and thank culinary students at Delcastle Technical High School. The students are baking cookies for every law enforcement officer in Delaware as a token of thanks for staffing sobriety checkpoints over the holidays. The students aim to make more than 10,000 cookies by working overnight in a marathon baking session.
Children from surrounding elementary schools are on hand to decorate cookie boxes along with students from other career areas at Delcastle. Dana Herbert, winner of TLC’s “Next Cake Boss”, as well as the Chick-Fil-A cow visited to join in the activities.
This year’s delivery will be dedicated to Sgt. Joseph Szczerba, killed in the line in September.
More on Delcastle's Cooks & Bakers: www.cooksandbakers.com/
Mike and I spotted this rare wburg specimen parading outside a performance art space while we ate ice cream. I shot these photos to prove sobriety.
Final Sobriety date, with the help of my Higher Power and AA, and family and friends, I never have to drink again!
Check out MJ Gottlieb on Newsmax in the ‘John Tobacco’s Liquid Lunch’ Liquid Lunch TV show.
MJ discusses how sober dating app #LoosidApp helps bring those who are #sober or sober curious together and the importance of building a community so that those making the decision to be sober know they are not alone.
Rohnert Park patrol car. Local law enforcement conducted a DUI check on the beginning of the Memorial Day Weekend. Sonoma,Petaluma, Cotati, Rohnert Park and The California Highway Patrol Police Departments all participated.
sobriety isn't sobriety if you just replacing your drug of choice with a myriad of other substances, dick.
From my trip to Kentucky & Tennessee. Ebook available store.blurb.com/ebooks/514872-abandoned-memories
Volunteer Brandon Freistat, a Fairview Township firefighter, follows Penbrook police officer Calvin Vanderpool's pen during a field sobriety test on Tuesday, April 19, 2011, at the York County Fire School. Freistat and several other volunteers drank beer and mixed drinks for about four hours before being administered field sobriety tests by central Pennsylvanian police officers who have been in training for three days.
Police officers from York County and other surrounding counties are participating in a three-day class to learn how to administer the standardized field sobriety test to potentially impaired drivers. The session is sponsored by the Newberry Township police department and the Pennsylvania DUI Association. After completing the classroom sessions, participating police officers could then test what they learned on volunteers who had been drinking alcohol in a controlled environment for the past four hours.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
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Students Baking 10,000 Cookies for Law Enforcement Officers: Delcastle Technical HS Students Thank Officers for DUI Enforcement
Delaware Governor Jack Markell stopped by to cheer and thank culinary students at Delcastle Technical High School. The students are baking cookies for every law enforcement officer in Delaware as a token of thanks for staffing sobriety checkpoints over the holidays. The students aim to make more than 10,000 cookies by working overnight in a marathon baking session.
Children from surrounding elementary schools are on hand to decorate cookie boxes along with students from other career areas at Delcastle. Dana Herbert, winner of TLC’s “Next Cake Boss”, as well as the Chick-Fil-A cow visited to join in the activities.
This year’s delivery will be dedicated to Sgt. Joseph Szczerba, killed in the line in September.
More on Delcastle's Cooks & Bakers: www.cooksandbakers.com/
Students Baking 10,000 Cookies for Law Enforcement Officers: Delcastle Technical HS Students Thank Officers for DUI Enforcement
Delaware Governor Jack Markell stopped by to cheer and thank culinary students at Delcastle Technical High School. The students are baking cookies for every law enforcement officer in Delaware as a token of thanks for staffing sobriety checkpoints over the holidays. The students aim to make more than 10,000 cookies by working overnight in a marathon baking session.
Children from surrounding elementary schools are on hand to decorate cookie boxes along with students from other career areas at Delcastle. Dana Herbert, winner of TLC’s “Next Cake Boss”, as well as the Chick-Fil-A cow visited to join in the activities.
This year’s delivery will be dedicated to Sgt. Joseph Szczerba, killed in the line in September.
More on Delcastle's Cooks & Bakers: www.cooksandbakers.com/
Students Baking 10,000 Cookies for Law Enforcement Officers: Delcastle Technical HS Students Thank Officers for DUI Enforcement
Delaware Governor Jack Markell stopped by to cheer and thank culinary students at Delcastle Technical High School. The students are baking cookies for every law enforcement officer in Delaware as a token of thanks for staffing sobriety checkpoints over the holidays. The students aim to make more than 10,000 cookies by working overnight in a marathon baking session.
Children from surrounding elementary schools are on hand to decorate cookie boxes along with students from other career areas at Delcastle. Dana Herbert, winner of TLC’s “Next Cake Boss”, as well as the Chick-Fil-A cow visited to join in the activities.
This year’s delivery will be dedicated to Sgt. Joseph Szczerba, killed in the line in September.
More on Delcastle's Cooks & Bakers: www.cooksandbakers.com/
Giacca da Pellegrino
Il Giappone rurale non è solo frugalità e privazioni: l’educazione alla sobrietà produce un notevole livello di spiritualità che si riflette in diverse sette religiose quale quella degli Yamabushi ( Esteti della Montagna) che fa parte di una congregazione più ampia chiamata Shugendo. E’ una sorta di setta esoterica , ibrido tra le tradizioni religiose buddista e scintoista con una vena di sciamanesimo. La setta risale alla fine del XII secolo ed ha origini misteriose.Il concetto chiave dello Shugendo è la convinzione che certe montagne siano sacre, e che l’adorazione di queste vette trasferisca al credente poteri speciali. I rituali di adorazione comprendono una serie di difficile prove fisiche condotte in gruppo - come fosse una sorta di pellegrinaggio - e coloro che completano il ciclo dei pellegrinaggi ai vari templi raggiungono l’illuminazione. All’inizio del percorso le giacche ( in cotone o canapa non tinti ) venivano decorate con immagini di divinità protettive. Ad ogni i tempio visitato ( tutti situati nella catena montuosa Omine, nel Giappone Centrale) venga apposto, senza un ordine speciale, un marchio rosso indicante il nome del luogo di culto.
Fonte Finarte novembre 2007
Si noti l’emergere di evidenze archetipiche comuni a molte culture, dai pellegrinaggi degli Sciamani Jhakri del popolo Tamang ( Nepal) fino alle tradizioni antiche della Cristianità d’Occidente passando per le culture Neolitiche ( si veda al esempio la storia del Monte Bego o di Castellermo)
The rural Japan is not only frugal and deprivation: education for sobriety produces a high level of spirituality that is reflected in various religious sects such as that of Yamabushi (Æsthetes of the Mountain) which is part of a larger congregation called Shugendo. It 'a kind of esoteric sect, hybrid between the Buddhist and Shinto religious tradition with a vein of shamanism. The sect dates from the late twelfth century and the origins of Shugendo misteriose.The key concept is the belief that certain mountains are sacred, and that the worship of these peaks transfer to the believer special powers. The worship rituals include a series of difficult physical tests conducted in groups - like a sort of pilgrimage - and those who complete the cycle of pilgrimages to various temples reach enlightenment. At beginning the route path jackets (undyed cotton or hemp) were decorated with images of protective deities. For each visited the temple (all located in the Omine mountain range, Central Japan), without a special order, a red die indicating the name of the place of worship.
Source Finarte November 2007
Note the emergence of common archetypal evidence in many cultures, from pilgrimages Shaman Jhakri people of Tamang (Nepal) to the ancient traditions of Western Christianity through the Neolithic cultures (see example in the history of Mount Bego or Castellermo)