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FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – Yesterday, 67-year old Horace Elliott feared he was about to lose his home.
A storm knocked the power meter off the wall almost a year ago. Twice Elliott paid men who claimed to be electricians to hook his power up. But the men 'hotwired' electricity without city permits and the power was quickly shut off again. The rotten wood beneath began where the meter once hung began falling apart. Vermin began invading his house through the holes in the wood and a massive bee colony moved into the wall. Elliot's home was on the verge of being condemned.
"There ain't no place like home!" Elliott exclaimed when confronted with idea of being evicted and sent to a nursing home. "I came here when I was twenty years old. And today I'm 67 years old. That's 50 years right there. So, I ain't going nowhere if the Lord bless. This is my home. I came here and I want to pass, I want to die here."
The Vietnam veteran's story touched hearts and Elliott's case worker was swamped by calls.
"I've been getting phone calls from construction workers," said NSEAM case worker Gwen Diggs. "I've been getting phone calls from electricians, pest control, interior decorators, people who just want to give funds. I've never seen anything like this before."
Three electricians chipped in, all moved by the member of the Army's plight.
"My grandfather, he fought in World War 2, in the Navy," said Jason Puryear of Cummings Electric. "So, I figured I'd come and help a fellow soldier. I'm just doing my part."
For the first time in months, Elliott can rest easy knowing the cavalry has arrived to save the day.
"I am blessed," Elliott said with tears of joy welling in his eyes. "I thank God and everyone around me for the blessing I got today."
Diggs said once she is sure Elliott's condition is secure she will move on to another client, a World War 2 veteran, who is in a similar situation.
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Would love to be a fly on the wall when Brad Mills, Brad Arnsberg and Bobby Meacham talk after recent Astros' games. Do they throw stuff, shake their heads in wonderment or just head for the bar?
Mills has used 20 different lineups (in 24 games), 5 different players in the three hole, 14 different position starters. He's gotten 11 quality starts from the first three pitchers in the rotation and lots of headaches from the other two.
The two hitters (and I use that term loosely) with the most at bats (89) also have the lowest batting average among regulars: Carlos Lee (.191) and Hunter Pence (.213). As Mills struggles to find consistency, he also struggles to find which players he can count on. In fact, only Michael Bourn and Jeff Keppinger have provided anything in that department.
Bill Holmes mentioned a few other key numbers yesterday, so here are some of the key facts and figures for your Astros thus far. Your favorite nine:
Are 7-3 when they score 4+ runs.
Are1-13 when they score three or fewer runs.
Have been shutout three times and have not shut out any team.
Are 3-11 when the opponent has more hits.
Are 4-2 in one-run games and 1-3 in two-run games.
Have hit nine HRs, putting the Astros on pace for 61 (club record: 45).
If you consider the Astros have scored only 72 runs this season (an average of three runs per game), you can see the problem with the record when scoring three or four runs.
So what do Mills, Arnsberg and Meacham talk about behind closed doors?
Let's assume you had an opportunity to sit in on that meeting. What would you advise the new manager and his coaches? What changes, if any, would you make?
Is it time for Norris or Paulino to miss a start? Time to see if Jeff Keppinger can play a game or two in left field? Time to give Brian Moehler one of those spot starts?
After an 0-8 start, then an 8-2 run, the Astros are on another losing streak, this one six games. Do you see any bright spots? Any reason to declare your glass half full? Or do you expect the streaking roller coaster to continue throughout 2010?


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Thanks to all who attended RVIA's 53rd National RV Trade Show earlier this month. The event showcased the very best products our industry has to offer and celebrated the bright future of the RV market next year and beyond.
A capacity crowd kicked off the show at RVIA's Outlook 2016: More To See. The program featured entertaining and informative reports on the tremendous success of RVIA's public relations program and the Go RVing national advertising campaign as well as a preview of the industry outlook for 2016.
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Wycliffe has two broad categories of ministry: language work and support work. These can be on a long-term, short-term, or project basis. If you are looking to explore working with us, you can join us as an intern or a volunteer.
Urgent Vacancies
- Regional Manager (Asia)
Major Goals
- To supervise members in a specific region as they attain the necessary national language proficiency so that they can begin their assignments, learn a minority language and advance in their language projects in line with best practices.
- To provide administrative support to members.
- To ensure that members receive appropriate member care so they can thrive spiritually, personally and interpersonally.
- To help members develop and maintain contingency plans
Based overseas in Asia.
A minimum of 1 year.
- Spiritually mature, humble, servant-hearted.
- Adaptable.
- Some previous experience as a supervisor.
How to apply
- Interested candidates: Please contact Josephine Tan (Email: email@example.com) for application details.
- Teaching Positions (Asia)
1. Multi-grade elementary classroom teachers at learning centres (2 positions).
2. Family tutors (2 positions).
3. High school level teacher-librarian at a learning centre.
The greatest needs are for high school chemistry and biology, and upper elementary classroom teachers.
Major Goals
- To provide educational support for foreign families living and working cross-culturally.
- To carry out instruction using the curriculum provided, and maintain records and grades.
Based overseas in Asia.
A minimum of 2 years.
- A formal teaching qualification is not required for some positions.
- Adaptable, both in living situations and in teaching requirements.
- Spiritually mature, humble, servant-hearted.
- Strong interpersonal skills; able to work with colleagues and families.
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- Candidates are expected to raise their own support.
- English is the primary language of instruction.
- Pre-field and in-country orientation is required.
How to apply
- Interested candidates: Please contact Josephine Tan (Email: firstname.lastname@example.com) for application details.
Language Work
- Bible Translation Specialist
Language and culture are foundational to the identity, beliefs and values of a people group and how they transfer those beliefs and values to future generations. That's why Bible translation is so important. As a Bible translator, you'll work with a team of mother-tongue speakers and other linguists to translate Scripture, ensuring that it is accurate, clear and speak to the heart of a people group.
- Contribute to the Bible translation process for a minority language or cluster of languages -- from initial exegesis to draft, testing, and publication.
- Provide textual exegesis using commentaries and other resources to evaluate drafts of a translation.
- Provide linguistic analysis to the translation process, including developing or revising an orthography as needed.
- Organise and lead a translation project team, including maintaining relations with appropriate stakeholders in local churches, in the community, and with other partner organisations.
- Teach, train and coach local community members in translation principles and procedures.
- Facilitate community testing of translated passages to evaluate comprehension and ensure that they communicate the intended meaning as fully and as clearly as possible.
- Develop the capacity of the translation project team members and local institutions to continue translation and assume responsibility for the future of their translation project.
- Bachelor's degree.
- Previous cross-cultural experience is beneficial.
You will be expected to complete linguistics, cross-cultural and Bible training to be ready for a field assignment. Additional training will also take place while on the field.
- Field Linguist
If you have been trained in linguistics, you can use your skills to further Bible translation by conducting independent linguistic research, to advance Bible translation and language development worldwide.
- Conduct independent linguistic research focusing on one or more of the following areas: phonological analysis, grammar sketches, text collections, lexicography, or discourse analysis.
- Share the information with host country and the scientific community.
- Facilitate linguistic analysis, write-ups, and application.
- Schedule subordinate personnel assigned to participate in project.
- Conduct research, utilizing institution library, archives, collections, and other sources of information, to collect, record, analyze, and evaluate facts.
- Prepare reports of completed projects for publication in technical journals, for presentation to agency requesting project, or for use in further applied or theoretical research activities.
- Master's in Linguistics or equivalent field experience. Master's may be required for some international locations.
- Able to do linguistic analysis and prepare write-ups to publishable standards.
- Familiar with Best Practices in Linguistics.
- Able to train others in linguistic principles and practices using appropriate cultural means.
- Previous cross-cultural experience is beneficial.
- Language Surveyor
Language Survey is field research that prepares the way for Bible translation and literacy work. It involves travelling and meeting many new people, asking questions and sometimes recording segments of speech for the Bible translators to analyse. If you like adventure, this could be the job for you.
- Work on a team to conduct primary social, linguistic, and sociolinguistic research.
- Work on a team to accurately and systematically record and report data.
- May also gather secondary data from libraries, the internet, knowledgeable people, and journals.
- May write up research.
- Diploma or equivalent. Bachelor's degree may be required for some international locations.
- Working competency in language(s) used on the job by survey team and/or supervisor.
- Working knowledge of national and local context and/or organisational or institutional policies.
- Intercultural Communication Course may be required.
- Volunteers will be given an individualised training and orientation programme.
- Literacy Specialist
Literacy goes hand in hand with Bible translation and community development! It involves much more than just helping people to read and write. As a literacy specialist, you'll be involved in developing and organising literacy programmes, training teachers, producing materials for people to read and a whole lot more.
- Partner with communities and organizations to carry out various literacy and education projects.
- Provide leadership and expertise to the planning and implementation of projects, in-programme design, primer construction, materials development, writers' workshops, teacher training, program supervision and management training, etc.
- Participate in multilingual education programmes.
- Teaching certification is helpful.
- Cross-cultural experience is helpful.
- Training in literacy methods and cross-cultural issues under SIL.
- On-the-job literacy training and workshops.
Support Work
No less important are those who provide administrative and other office support. Many support roles are waiting to be filled. If you have professional skills in IT, accounting, management, communications, and teaching, consider serving the Lord with your gift.
- Accountant
Wycliffe receives funding from donors – individuals and churches – that must be accurately receipted, responsibly accounted for, and disbursed to missionaries or projects. If you are skilled in accounting or book keeping, consider using your skills and training for the Lord. Most people don't realise that missions would not be possible without the silent, backend support staff! Perhaps God is calling you to use your professional skills to serve Him in Wycliffe. Available positions might be local or overseas.
- Design and maintain accounting system components.
- Reconcile various accounts.
- Make all accruals and adjustments.
- Prepare appropriate schedules and work papers.
- Produce appropriate trial balance and financial statements.
- Prepare tax returns according to prescribed laws and regulations.
- Provide advice and counsel to entity management on accounting issues.
- May conduct audits of different group's accounting operations.
- May design, implement and use computerised accounting systems.
Relevant professional training and experience.
- Administrator and Manager
In Singapore and overseas, administrators are needed, as Bible translation and literacy work expand into new countries. Many of the skills and qualities which make a good administrator in an office setting are essential to the smooth running of a team. Efficient organisation, well-coordinated team work, and commitment to the Lord make for good support for missions!
Administration roles vary considerably. Talk to us and we can explore together where God might be leading you.
- Carrying out management functions such as planning, organising and coordinating staff within the context of a cross-cultural team.
- Supervising and overseeing the training of expatriate and national staff.
- Managing the day-to-day running of an office to enable language work to continue.
- Writing funding proposals for Bible translation and literacy projects.
- Relevant work experience.
- For overseas assignment, some cross cultural training is beneficial.
- Regional Director
As Regional Director, you design, implement, and measure the effectiveness of programmes for the region that will best accomplish stated goals. You can utilise your skills to guide the daily activities of our organisation within a select region.
- Direct selection, training, and development of staff members.
- Assist staff in programme development and analysis.
- Study and analyse member and community needs for basis of programme development.
- Represent organisation in regional area as a public ministry.
- Maintain relationships with partner organisations, government officials, church leaders, and academic institutions.
- Assist language teams in solving technical, practical, and personal problems.
- Bachelor's degree. Previous administrative experience on the field preferable.
- Understands SIL and Wycliffe Bible Translators' legislation, policies, and procedures.
- Understands and respects multicultural management issues and demonstrates effective cross-cultural relationships.
- Field regional directors, minimum 2 years experience in SIL International or partnering organisation.
- Home country regional directors need administrative experience and preferably field experience.
- Intercultural Communication Course and SIL Today online course may be required.
- A coaching relationship with a management experienced person for at least the first year.
- Volunteers will be given an individualised training and orientation programme.
- Personnel Administrator
As Personnel Administrator, you will be responsible for planning and coordinating the movement of staff within the organisation. You can use your experience to determine proper placement of staff within the organisation for maximum efficiency.
- Coordinate with partner organisations to determine the appropriate deployment of staff.
- Apply existing personnel policies and procedures appropriately.
- Maintain current staffing data in the organisation's information system.
- Polytechnic diploma or equivalent. Bachelor's degree may be required for some international locations.
- Extremely proficient with MS Windows and/or Office applications and internet literacy required.
- Management training and prior experience working in personnel or Human Resources helpful.
- Excellent people skills, including effective listening and communication skills, ability to confront with clarity and kindness, and to make difficult decisions.
- Previous cross-cultural experience is beneficial.
- Intercultural Communication Course may be required.
- Volunteers will be given an individualised training and orientation programme.
- Community Development Worker
Many minority language communities lack amenities and know-how that are essential to good health and stable economic structures that will benefit them in the long run. A holistic, people-centered approach in community development will build trust and pave the way for Bible translation projects to start. A community development specialist facilitates workshops and cultivates development partnerships that lead to lasting positive change in these communities.
- Focus the process of holistic transformational development in a community in the context of a language development programme.
- Facilitate the training of local leaders of the local ethnic community to identify their own goals, needs and/or the resources for meeting those needs.
- Lead community development workshops and training courses to meet local community interests, goals, and/or needs.
- Assist the language development team in engaging with the local community in healthy, sustainable ways.
- Network to find technical and organisational assistance and/or other agencies with whom the community may wish to partner.
- Work with various aspects of language development (such as literacy, translation, ethno-arts, etc.) to facilitate a sustainable language programme and holistic transformational development.
- An experienced CD Specialist may be assigned to a comprehensive project or several language development programmes (in a service cluster) to complement language development work.
- Able to relate well to community members, leaders, and local officials by listening well and asking questions in culturally appropriate ways.
- Able to see local capacities and their relevance to their language and community development goals.
- Committed to community empowerment through community participation and ownership.
- Able to apply adult learning principles for training trainers of adults, i.e., train local leaders to train community members.
- Able to assess resources, monitor and evaluate projects and to train community leaders to do this independently on their own well-developed skills in designing training experiences using adult education and experiential learning principles.
- Desire and ability to work as part of a language development team includes learning to speak the local language well.
- Knowledge of basic community development philosophy (especially of holistic transformational development, community based development and participatory development), methods, and practices.
- Undergraduate degree in a related field will be helpful.
- Satisfactory performance in courses substantially similar to the following SIL standard courses: Cultural Anthropology, Language and Culture Learning, Language and Society, Introduction to Language Structure, Language Project Planning and Management, Training Across Cultures.
- School Teacher
Are you passionate about children and youth, and interested in cross-cultural communication? Then consider an overseas service posting in teaching missionary kids! You can minister to students and their parents in a multicultural educational setting.
- Appropriately plan for and carry out instruction using the curriculum and/or textbook guides provided and a variety of materials and media.
- Prepare, administer and correct assessments, and maintain records and grades in accordance with school standards and procedures.
- Discuss student's academic and behavioural performance with parents, recommending action when necessary.
- Valid teaching credential or equivalent. Bachelor's degree may be required for some international locations.
- Minimum 1 year teaching experience.
- Ability to communicate effectively to a class comprising children from a variety of nationalities, sensitive to illustrations and figures of speech that are culturally bound.
- Previous cross-cultural experience is beneficial.
- No record of child abuse or harassment, as defined by SIL policy.
- International Children's Education orientation or equivalent as determined by the Third Culture Kids Care & Education Coordinator.
- Intercultural Communication Course may be required.
- Volunteers will be given an individualised training and orientation programme.
- IT Personnel
Information technology is applied in many areas of ministries. The accessibility of smart phones even in Third World countries means that new applications that are developed have the potential to aid Bible translation and speed up the sharing of the gospel to communities in restricted areas. If you have an IT background and want to serve the Lord with your professional training, come speak to us! You could assist and train end users, or provide systems support to the home office and overseas.
- Train users how to use their personal and center computers and software for assigned tasks.
- Assist in Data conversion or customization of user interfaces.
- Help in usage of computer operating systems such as MS Windows & Linux, network systems, computer hardware components, and MS Office.
- Utilise web development tools and network knowledge to recommend best practice solutions.
- Bachelor's degree in computer related field, or an equivalent combination of experience and education. Bachelor's degree may be required for some international locations.
- Experience working in a variety of customer service environments related to IT support and training is beneficial.
- Working knowledge of computer operating systems such as MS Windows & Linux, network systems, computer hardware components, and MS Office.
- For overseas assignments, previous cross-cultural experience is beneficial.
- Vernacular Media Technician
Vernacular Media Technicians are responsible for field audio productions and for other technical services relating to the production and use of vernacular media tools. Vernacular media production provides important support to language development and Bible translation work worldwide.
- Operate recording and post-production equipment for field vernacular media productions.
- Recommend equipment for the distribution of the available vernacular media tools.
- Coordinate technical input with other vernacular media personnel as appropriate.
- Work as a member of a vernacular media department in an overseas location.
- Bachelor's degree is helpful and may be required for some international locations.
- Experience in multilingual and cross-cultural environments.
- Training in technical media application or interest in technical media applications.
- Possession of natural technical and mechanical abilities.
- Previous cross-cultural experience is beneficial.
- Vernacular Media Certification Course (if not already completed).
- Additional media technical and/or communications training may be required.
- Intercultural Communication Course may be required.
- Media and Communications Staff
Do you have a background in communications and a heart for missions? Then join us as a Media and Comms specialist! Use your creativity and passion to effectively communicate the Wycliffe story, compelling others to join us by praying, giving, and going.
- Research and identify needs and outlets for communications materials and events which help fulfil the goals of the entity.
- Encourage and facilitate the capturing, preparing, and distributing of stories (related photos and video footage) that reflect the work we do at Wycliffe.
- Manage and edit reports, brochures, stories, fact sheets, etc. which meet these goals.
- Generate and manage content for the website.
- Build a collection of slides and prints, graphic arts resources, etc. to help ensure quality communications materials.
- Oversee and enforce publicity guidelines on communications materials.
- Advise entity members about prayer letters and audio-visuals, in consultation with the Personnel Coordinator.
Internship & Volunteering
If you're looking for some work experience or just want to give time to serve the Lord in a mission agency, we welcome you to join us! You can serve as an intern from one month to a year. Whether as a support worker or in the field, we're sure that God will speak to you through that experience. Or you could do voluntary service on a regular or ad hoc basis. Here's what some of our past and current interns and volunteers have to say:
I've gained better insight on God's work through the missionaries. I respect them for their selfless dedication. It's my honour to share in a tiny part of their work!
Using my God-given gifts to serve people groups that do not have God's Word in their mother tongue is a rewarding experience in my faith journey.
My time at Wycliffe has made me realise how much time Bible translators take to translate God's Word into a language that has no Bible. I hope more people will respond to God's call and take up Bible translation.
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Inspired by her experience from Camp Wycliffe, Jamie* takes her next step into exploring missions with a 6 months attachment to a project in the field. "There are so many ways to serve and so many needs to be filled, and every time I learn about one, I think of someone I know who could fill that need!"


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In Central Kenya, northeast of the Rift Valley, there is a tower. It is a monumental granite swell with a crumbling pinnacle that stretches 17,058 feet into the sky. Mt. Kenya, the second tallest peak in Africa, is home to Ngai, the local water god that is said to create the rains. As a result, Ngai and the mountain provide 70% of the nation's water supply, fed by glaciers and annual storms that eddy around this looming rock island. Pete McBride climbed its false summit with his family when he was 9 years old. Returning in 2012 with a group of climbers, he noticed something frightening. It wasn't the same mountain he climbed as a boy. From the slums of Nairobi to the arid landscapes of Samburu National Reserve and the vast rose farms on Mt. Kenya's foot hills, The Water Tower, is equal parts travel, advocacy and adventure film.
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As part of the debate over the Islamic creationist event at UCL (see post below), the Telegraph also had a piece by Steve Jones, Professor of Genetics at UCL (who participated in our recent Dinner with Darwin feature).
He writes how, while he objected to the lecture being held in the Darwin lecture theatre, he could not object to the event itself taking place: "UCL, the Godless College of Gower Street, insists (just as all religions do) on freedom of speech, so they are welcome to their meeting. We biologists choke, though, on the idea of such buffoonery in the Darwin Building; instead, it has been moved to a theatre used to teach medieval history."
[Note his labelling of UCL as "the Godless College of Gower Street". Since we, along with the British Humanist Association, are also situated on Gower Street, I hereby declare it to be "Godless Street"]
For anyone in search of an excellent put-down to use against creationism, it may be worth remembering Prof Jones's closing statement: "The idea that life began by magic a few thousand years ago is entirely absurd - yet believers, of whatever persuasion, insist on its truth. This does no harm to science, but to my secular eyes seems to do immense damage to religion itself."
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Steve Jones on creationism
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Area reps split on gas line labor agreement
Just before state House lawmakers approved the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act on May 11, they voted on an amendment that supporters said would be the best way to ensure Alaskans went to work on the project.
Tradition on the line
When it comes to fishing, Bob Moss philosophy is simple: "You just gotta fish," he says, "put the hooks in the water."
Acea David Rollins
Ninilchik resident Acea David Rollins died Saturday, May 26, 2007, at Central Peninsula Hospital in Soldotna. He was 77.
Johney C. Andrews
Maryland resident Johney C. Andrews died Tuesday, May 22, 2007, in Maryland at his home with his family by his side. He was 88.
Clarence 'Sonny' West
Kenai resident Clarence "Sonny" West died Sunday, May 20, 2007, at Central Peninsula Hospital with friends and family by his side. He was 52.
Kohring should do the right thing and step down
Innocent until proven guilty.
Distance is reason to worry: Husband's journey to Denali leaves much for wife to think about
The clock is ticking.
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Cowboy up Memorial Day services set Construction academy nails down date Peaceful people to gather Canning classes offered Used book sale scheduled SoHi schedules swim lesson registration Relay For Life planned Historical society to meet Brain awareness walk, barbecue set Dog jog set to go Vendors, runners sought Cheer camp available Annual quilt show a piece of work
Soldotna grad fulfills dream to be a Marine, but job not over yet
Just three short years ago, a young Soldotna man was wrapping up his high school career putting such things as algebra, American history, homecoming and prom behind him.
Ability to program VCR sold separately
I've had cause recently to utter the standard refrain that is an unavoidable part of dealing with any form of electronics.
SoHi softball drops 4 games
Just as Soldotna's offense began to come alive, unfortunately, so did the clouds.
Kodiak baseball tops Soldotna
The Kodiak baseball team defeated Soldotna 2-0 on Saturday in Kodiak. The game between the two teams on Friday was rained out. The result of the late Saturday game in Kodiak was not available as the Clarion went to press.
Brown Bears have busy week
Like their namesake, the Kenai River Brown Bears are stirring with activity.
Kards nab 2nd at state
Unbeknownst to Kenai coach Tim Sandahl, the Kardinals were in position to lock up second place on the boys side of the ASAA State Track and Field Championships on Saturday.
Knecht, Bates to marry in Kenai Kohniak, West marry at home Mahe, Kockritz marry in Canada Parks, Armstrong wed in Hawaii
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Lt. Ted Meredith, USNR, PT Boat Officer: Stories from 50 years ago
Lt. Ted Meredith, USNR, PT Boat OfficerYoung men fought the battles of World War II. Life with the 10 man crew aboard PT 129 in New Guinea. Encounters with Admiral Bulkeley, General MacArthur, John Wayne and young Lt. Jack Kennedy. History of PT boats in W.W. II. Weekly letters written to his mother 50 years ago describe daily life and the strong bonds developed by officers and crew on those special 80 foot boats. More: map, index, illustrations and bibliography. 244 page paperback.Author's Bio: J.E. Ted MeredithExplorer, Scholar, Scribe, Management consulting leader, retired partner PricewaterhouseCoopers, frequent speaker and author of professional articles. Harvard Business School M.B.A. (Distinction), Harvard College B.A. 1942, Mercersburg Academy. Former President Institute of Management Accountants, Peter Tare, Inc. (ex-PT Boat officer)
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The report, Dynamic technologies for smarter government, claimed budgetary constraints and the commitment to greater transparency and open data will encourage the public sector to adopt new technologies and Web 2.0 applications.
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Are you getting enough theatre? What if getting your stage fix was as easy as opening your browser?
Recent years have seen the Arts and the Internet uniting in creative matrimony: Antony Gormley invited the world to view his living art via a webcam in 2009 and Eric Whitacre conducted a vast virtual online choir in 2010.
Now the bright lights of the stage can be found on our computer screens, thanks to Arts company Digital Theatre. Filming some of the most acclaimed British plays and musicals, Digital Theatre aim to create a unique experience with multiple camera angles and creative editing. The team have been recording productions since 2009, with 14 titles under their belt, available to purchase for online streaming or download.
HuffPost UK met Digital Theatre founders Robert Delamere and Tom Shaw to find out how they get the creative juices of the theatre industry to flow down our broadband cables.
As the bard famously put it: 'all the world's a stage' – which for Digital Theatre is quite literally the case. "The global appetite for British theatre is really extraordinary," says Robert at their London offices.
"When you look at the huge amount of traffic we get from North America and other countries … you can find that someone in Malawi is watching A Comedy of Errors - the reach of is the most fascinating thing."
With visits from over 150 countries, the website is an international shop window for British culture. Tom adds: "There are some great productions in the industry now, an opportunity to film them is fantastic … [because we can be] representative of British theatre, but also film the great stuff that people want to see."
Both co-founders have worked extensively in the arts with screen, stage and radio productions, so creative collaboration is close to their heart: "When we release a production it is sealed with approval of the show's director," Tom explains, "that collaboration takes time… we set a benchmark of quality."
Digital Theatre's aspirations of excellence and close working relationships have led to partnerships with big names in British theatre: the Royal Shakespeare Company, Young Vic, Royal Court Theatre, where they have filmed actors such as David Suchet, Zoe Wanamaker, Catherine Tate and David Tennant.
However, the company's long list of past theatrical collaborations could be criticised for being too London-centric. "I think that's just representative of where the most theatre is created,"< Robert says "We've been to Ireland, Liverpool, Sheffield, Leeds, we've talked to the Royal Exchange Manchester." Tom adds: "We're certainly looking at the road map for filming outside of London."
On the topic of geography, could Digital Theatre be a godsend for schools and colleges in remote areas of the UK, especially in a time of austerity? Robert and Tom are already on the case with sister site Digital Theatre Plus, an online learning resource with documentaries and interviews.
"Access to theatre should be a democratic right for children in schools, but it's challenging times at the moment," explains Robert, "Digital Theatre Plus is there to compliment the traditional school trip to the West End."
'Challenging times' certainly describes a double-dip recession and extensive cuts to UK Arts funding. In an economic downturn, are people willing to pay for home theatre?
Tom feels austerity is having an unexpected effect on the Arts: "I always think it's amazing how in any recession theatre-going completely bucks the trend – it has been the most lively, exciting and profitable time over the last three or four years… people will always want to see good theatre."
Many productions are increasingly using mixed media on stage, including Digital Theatre's latest title: Abi Morgan's Lovesong, the intense story of a childless elderly couple, haunted by memories of their former younger selves.
As the characters of Lovesong weave between each other on stage - ghosts from the past and present - the Digital Theatre treatment lends itself well to the performance; camera angles highlighting the background film projections and contemporary dance routines. Where is the best position to view the choreographed movements of an actor lying on a kitchen table? With the gods of course; directly above the stage.
What about the laughter, the gasps of shock and the muffled sobs from an enthralled live audience? "Rather than us taking that out, we want the audience to be part of our edit," explains Tom, "to be part of the general atmosphere, that sense of performance in a live space."
But the absence of a live experience has led to reservations for some in the industry, Tom reveals: "We still hit that prejudice about what people think film theatre is … the challenge for us is to overcome that." Robert adds: "It is only when people watch what we do and see it is such a considered labour of love that people turn around and say that they hated it before, but can now see it completely works. Our work can be very effective as a media in its own right."
A media in its own right? Could Digital Theatre be the beginnings of an entirely new form of theatre?
For many in the creative industries, going digital is the thrilling - and inevitable - path ahead.
Click below for pictures from Digital Theatre's past productions. A full list is available here.


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Davis, Shafer named member and staff of month at B&G Club
Monday, January 14, 2013 7:35 AM
The Boys & Girls Club of Huntington has announced the recipients of its member and staff of the month award.
Tosha Davis was named Member of the Month. Davis is currently a freshman at Huntington North where she is a part of Viking New Tech.
Davis enjoys attending the Boys & Girls Club, hanging out with friends, texting, listening to music and taking pictures.
Her future goals are to attend college at either Purdue or Indiana University where she would like to study nursing and law enforcement.
At the club, Davis is involved in Keystone, SMART Girls and Robotics.
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Members receiving this honor have been nominated by staff in accordance to their display of leadership, positive attitude, high attendance and participation.
Preston Shafer was named Staff of the Month. He is a Youth Development Professional at the Boys & Girls Club.
Shafer began his employment at the club this fall and coordinates programs such as Choir and Drama.
He is a currently a freshman at Huntington University where he majors in choral music education.
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THE DESIRE for children and adults to take to the saddle saw an Olympic medallist come to Lavant House Stables.
Tina Cook, the silver medal-winning equestrian from London 2012, was launching an Olympic legacy project entitled Take Back The Reins.
"It's an opportunity for people to come and try it out. You can come here and have a horse lesson. It's as safe as it can possibly be," she said at the launch.
Riding in the brilliant sunshine on February 22 was ten-year-old Olivia Bailey, who has been coming to the stables for around 15 months.
Her dad David said: "It's been brilliant actually because she's a bit shy, but it's given her a lot of confidence in other areas," adding: "I think it teaches her you need to work hard at things and look after things – pretty basic stuff actually which is quite transferable."
The Olympic legacy project aims to show that horse-riding is something anyone can consider and certainly is not the preserve of the wealthy.
"It's very affordable to come here," said Tina, adding it was no longer a 'rich person's sport'.
"It's a sport you can do throughout your career compared to gymnastics or something else," she said. "What's so brilliant about yards like here is that it's set up for families that don't have their own facilities and giving children an opportunity to decide if this is a career path."
She said as well as riding, there was a huge range of jobs available in the equestrian field, everything from becoming a vet to running stables. It all started from people having a passion to work with horses.
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"He'd live here if I let him," she said, adding: "It gets him out of the house and keeps him fit. I would rather they were out here in all weathers than sitting in front of an X-Box."
The aim of the project is to provide structured and cost-effective riding opportunities for adults who used to ride who want to learn in 2014, or children keen to start.
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British Horse Society instructor Amanda Kruger, the general manager, said the launch had been a success.
"I'm pleased with it and it's been a nice day and the kids are really enjoying it. Having Tina here is a nice buzz for them," she said.
Take Back The Reins is the national project launched by Hoof, which is the British Equestrian Federation's Olympic and Paralympic legacy campaign, aiming to encourage more people to take up horse riding, driving, vaulting and volunteering.
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Pop rock singer Ryan Cabrera had a sweet start to the New Year as he dined at Sugar Factory's Town Square Las Vegas location (Photo credit: Sugar Factory).
Dressed in a black, long-sleeve T-shirt and gray beanie, the "On the Way Down" crooner was accompanied by a group of close friends and family. The singer-songwriter began his meal with Sugar Factory's classic grilled cheese and tomato soup as he sipped on a delicious Mai Tai goblet. Cabrera even tried his guest's Chinese chicken salad and a few tastes of the scrumptious Berry Bliss goblet.
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*Note: I have not finished the game yet at the time of writing this review, but have completed a majority of it.*Reboots/remakes don't usually get much positive remarks and criticisms when done (why try to fix what's already perfect, right?) but Tomb Raider not only changes the franchise's name, it does it with a bang. Lara Croft transforms from that sexy Indiana Jones-esque character of video gaming to a much more defined and humanized hero of this century. The amount of abuse and torment Lara traverses through is incredibly high in this game and many times, you'll find yourself wondering just how much pain can this girl endure. The gameplay is incredibly well-done and combat is fun, intense, and challenging, although I did have some problems with the enemy AI just standing there, not doing anything during a firefight. The game has a nice, open world to explore and has a decent leveling system where you can spend skill points on various upgrades.Tomb Raider is a cinematic wonderment. While I never played Uncharted due to the lack of a PS3 (playing this on a PC), I have to say that I do see a lot of borrowed elements of it, but Uncharted also borrowed a lot from the original Tomb Raider games as well, so easy come, easy go. While the QTE's aren't really refreshing or exciting, and it does get a tad bit annoying at times, I do enjoy watching the explosive actions occurring on screen and how Lara improvises her surroundings to escape many of these situations.At first, you face only humans and animals, dealing grueling and bloody damage to them with your guns or bow/arrow, sneaking around and shooting at them, but the game does go back to its roots by introducing an even more challenging enemy type later in the game. There are tombs in the game and all of them require some puzzle-solving to traverse, but it's not as hard as you think thanks to the Survival Instinct mode Lara can use (think Batman's Detective Mode in Arkham City).All-in-all, Tomb Raider is a wonderful and exciting reboot to the beloved franchise and while the older games will still hold a place in video game history, this new one holds its own as both a gaming and cinematic masterpiece.
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Suarez joins DailyAccess from Opus Bank, where he was Chief Technology Officer for three years. Prior to Opus Bank, Suarez was IT Director / Data Warehouse & Web Portals at Pan-American Life Insurance Company. He also previously served as Chief Information Officer at Downey Savings in Newport Beach, California.
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Oregon Healthy Living interviewed John Lanza of Los Angeles, creator of �The Money Mammals� a DVD that teaches children to save, share and spend wisely. Lanza and the Rogue Federal Credit Union developed a kids� savings club for credit unions. Learn more at rfcu.org or on Lanza�s blog http://youngkidsandmoney.blogspot.com
OHL: You write on your blog about the importance of teaching children the difference in need and want. How do you define need and want and how should parents teach this concept to children?
JL: Needs are items that you have to have, like food, shelter and clothing, and wants are things that you�d like to have, like videogames, candy and cell phones. Certain situations can flip a want into a need. For example, you may want a new basketball just because your old one is a little tattered; you may not need one. But if you�re going to go play basketball, you certainly need a ball to do so. I think it�s incredibly important for parents to make sure they use the terms needs and wants correctly, particularly around their kids. As we all know, kids do what we do. Once I started really paying attention to my own use of these terms, I noticed that I used them incorrectly. I was able to alter my own behavior and I�ve seen my improved use of the terms have an impact on my 4-year-old. She often points out to my 2-year-old the difference between needs and wants now.
OHL: What about parents of teenagers who failed to teach good financial habits when their children were younger. Any hope for them?
JL: There is always hope. We really focus on pre-teens, but one resource for teenagers is Creative Wealth International�s Money Camps. The website is www.creativewealthintl.org
OHL: When it comes to family budgeting, how much should parents involve children in establishing budget amounts? What if a family attempts to start a budget when their children are in the teen years. Is it possible?
JL: If you are going to give your child an allowance � which I recommend � make sure they understand what they are responsible to purchase. It�s always best to start early, but starting at any point is a good idea. The idea behind an allowance is ultimately to allow kids to learn about the value of money and make mistakes now when the stakes are much lower.
OHL: Why is it important to teach children to give to charities? How do you teach children to choose charities wisely?
JL: I think it�s good for children to learn to share their money and we do that in our household by breaking up allowances into three parts using separate jars � some for sharing, some for saving and some for spending smart. How much you allocate to each jar on allowance day is up to you. A good resource for establishing an allowance is David McCurrach�s Allowance Magic. We currently give our 4-year-old $3 and require that she put 50 cents into the share jar, 50 cents into the save jar and the rest is up to her. When she accumulates a few dollars in her share jar, she can bring it into church and feel a sense of accomplishment. As a family, we tend to give to causes that have affected us personally, such as The National Parkinson�s Foundation.
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We caught up with Frozen Synapse developer Mode 7 Games at Eurogamer Expo to talk about their sports-themed strategy game, and how they want it to be new players' first experience with simultaneous turn-based play.
"The best-laid schemes o' mice an' men / Gang aft agley," wrote the Scottish poet Robert Burns in 1785, referring to the Universe's tendency to throw a wrench in the works when you least expect it. Were Burns alive today, however, the line might have gone a little differently, perhaps bemoaning the fact that his little green men had got shot in the face because he hadn't quite anticipated what his opponent was going to do. That's somehow not quite as catchy, though.
Mode 7 Games' Frozen Synapse was a game about plans ganging agley with alarming aftness, largely due to the fact that while you were making said plans, your opponent was doing likewise at exactly the same time as you. Developers Ian Hardingham and Paul Taylor refer to it as a "simultaneous turn-based strategy" game and really there is no better way to describe it -- it's a game that unfolds in chunks of time, five seconds apiece, during which both of you set out what you want your little green men to do, then hope that your opponent's little red men don't ruin your efforts as they almost inevitably will. Then you both watch in horror as things go disastrously wrong. Or at least they do if you're me, one of the world's worst strategy game players.
Despite my proven ineptitude, however, Frozen Synapse is a game that remained appealing and enjoyable for me for exactly the reasons Hardingham and Taylor hoped it would: it allowed players -- particularly those of us who are a bit older -- to enjoy direct competition against others at their own pace, rather than becoming frustrated and annoyed at the superhuman reflexes of your average 12-year old Call of Duty player. While unfolding at a much slower pace than your average first-person shooter, many of the same appeal elements were there -- calculated risk-taking, the necessity to out-think and trick your opponent, and, occasionally, a lucky shot that will remain in your memory for years to come.
It wasn't necessarily the easiest game to pick up and play, though. Although the concept was simple, the wealth of tactical options that the interface afforded you could become overwhelming to some players -- not only could you move your soldiers around, but you could also order them to crouch, focus on a particular direction, wait for several seconds and numerous other actions. Some felt that this variety of different options made the game a little inaccessible to those who weren't gifted with a tactical mind, and this is part of the reason Frozen Synapse's in-development follow-up Frozen Endzone exists in the first place.
But what is Frozen Endzone? I took a look at Eurogamer Expo. Then I chatted with Hardingham and Taylor about it for good measure.
"It's the premier tactical future sports game," says Taylor, proudly. "There is no other game that combines the sleek tactical gameplay of Frozen Synapse with a future sports aesthetic. We've taken what we learned making Frozen Synapse and made a more refined simultaneous turn-based game with a really strong element of direct competition. It's a game about reading your opponent and reading the situation -- we believe that anyone who had an interest in Frozen Synapse's multiplayer, even tangentially, will enjoy Frozen Endzone."
Specifically, Frozen Endzone is a game that adopts a simplified version of Frozen Synapse's simultaneous turn-based strategy gameplay and applies it to a football-style future sport rather than a selection of game modes you'd more commonly expect to see in a multiplayer shooter. Hardingham and Taylor are keen to stress that you don't need to be a football fan or even a sports fan to appreciate the game, however -- the rules are incredibly straightforward, and even the interface and array of options have been significantly streamlined from Frozen Synapse.
A Frozen Endzone match is a two-player affair, with each player controlling a team of robotic football players. Players take it in turns to attack and defend; the attacker must first claim the ball and then, through passing and running, get the ball into the endzone at the bottom of the screen without being tackled by the defenders. The defenders, unsurprisingly, must stop the attacker from doing this, with victory for their side coming if they successfully tackle the ball carrier. The rules may be simple, but that doesn't mean the game is easy, as an incredibly tight match between me and Hardingham will attest -- you still need a keen tactical mind. At present, the game only incorporates a few challenges against the AI on preset maps and multiplayer matchups on randomly generated levels, though the full game will eventually incorporate a full story-based campaign, much like its predecessor.
The game is largely about controlling territory and reading what your opponent is going to do. Like Frozen Synapse, while you're planning what's going to happen in each five-second turn, you're free to move your opponent's players around on your screen in an attempt to work out what you think they're likely to do and figure out your own strategy accordingly. There is, of course, no guarantee that they'll do what you expect them to do -- best-laid schemes and all that -- but that's part of the fun.
"We're trying to bring in new people," says Taylor. "Frozen Endzone is so much faster-paced than other strategy games, so we'd really like to be some people's first ever turn-based strategy game. In terms of theme, it's certainly a spiritual successor born out of Frozen Synapse -- it really shows the way we want to evolve this style of game."
"It's like a distilled version of Frozen Synapse," adds Hardingham. "We've cut down on the micromanagement and really made it more just about seeing some space and going for it. I love Frozen Synapse, but I find it quite stressful to play, and I find a little bit too often that it becomes about covering the stakes rather than being creative. I really wanted Frozen Endzone to have more creativity in it -- it takes out all the unnecessary gumph and just has a system you can look at and immediately understand. It's about space, about controlling areas, about reading your opponent.
"We had fantastic success with Frozen Synapse multiplayer," he continues. "There are still usually hundreds of people online, which is a massive achievement for an indie multiplayer game, so we feel like we really nailed that aspect of things. We're building all that stuff into Frozen Endzone -- it's a new game that is like Frozen Synapse, improving on some areas and making some a bit different, plus adding a completely new aesthetic."
Frozen Endzone's new aesthetic is certainly a big change from Frozen Synapse's abstract blue, red and green top-down aesthetic. It's still distinctive, certainly, but it's much more detailed and colorful, plus the new dynamic camera angles and replays make watching a match -- or just the outcome of your own turns -- much more exciting than in its predecessor. The improved looks are a direct result of Frozen Synapse's success -- the money the team earned with the previous game allowed them to expand their team from "three and a half" people to eight members plus freelancers, with many of the new additions to the art department having experience in triple-A development. Music is, like Frozen Synapse, the work of Taylor as his nervous_testpilot alter-ego -- he finds working on the soundtrack to be a welcome distraction and break from active development of the game, as he's not a particular believer in dynamic music programmed into the game's logic; instead he prefers a distinctive score made up of discrete tracks that stand on their own as pieces of music you might want to just sit and listen to. A selection of tracks Taylor has already composed for the game can be found on his Soundcloud page.
Frozen Synapse was partly funded and developed through an early access program, though this was long before Steam was offering such an opportunity and during the period when Minecraft was experimenting with the same model. What Hardingham and Taylor found was that not only did the ability for players to pre-order and get early access to the game provide them with helpful feedback during development, but it also helped fund the game as it went along. "It made us as a company," says Taylor. "It allowed us to do the work we wanted to do in the way we wanted to do it."
Such was the success of Frozen Synapse's early access campaign that Taylor and Hardingham are doing it again with Frozen Endzone -- both note that they prefer this way around to the Kickstarter model, because it allows them to give players meaningful input all the way through development while simultaneously allowing them to show something off that they're already proud of, rather than having to spend a long time preparing a pitch video and all the other work that goes into a good Kickstarter. They're not ruling out Kickstarter for future projects, but with the early access model having already paid off bigtime for them once, it makes sense for them to do it again -- particularly now they have an established community of fans.
Neither Taylor nor Hardingham are quite sure when there'll be something suitable to release to the public -- the Eurogamer build still had a few bugs, strange animations and weird camera angles here and there, so the duo are keen to polish it up a bit more before starting to take people's money; they want to sell a product that they truly believe in, even if it's not quite finished. They reckon a beta version will be ready for release "by the end of the year," and the full game will be ready within "a year to a year and a half," but note to me that they work according to a philosophy somewhere between Blizzard's "it's done when it's done" and the deadline-heavy approach of other triple-A developers and publishers. Taylor tells me that the team uses external events as deadlines and to apply pressure when needed -- Eurogamer Expo is the first time the public is able to play the game, so it needed to be in a playable state by then.
Fortunately, it's not only playable, but it's looking pretty good, too, even at this relatively early stage of development. Fans of sports games, competitive multiplayer battle and/or turn-based strategy games will find a lot to like here and should definitely keep an eye on the project as it continues to develop; you can do just that by checking out the official site and following Mode 7 on Twitter.
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My mother's life goal has been to see me, geek extraordinaire Lexi Carmichael, happily married. So bringing my first boyfriend, Slash, home for dinner has me hyperventilating. Things get a lot worse when bullets start flying over our corn chowder.
Now the entire alphabet soup of government agencies want my help finding the man behind the attack – Johannes Broodryk, a cyber-mercenary I foiled on my last case. He wants revenge and he's taken something of mine to ensure I'll play, so it's game on. But the government has its own agenda, and Slash is not on board with the plan. Things are a bit bumpy in paradise.
Although I'm more comfortable with computer code than commandos, I've been assigned a team of Navy SEALs to help bring Broodryk down. The question is, will they survive me long enough to solve his cryptic puzzles and save the day?
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Brilliant. I absolutely adore this series and I can't wait to listen to the next book.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post8138222210566160542..comments2017-05-06T00:06:06.267-07:00Comments on The Secret Adventures of WriterGirl: Behind the Scenes 5 - YA Fantasy Showdown (Feature Fun Friday Edition)Heather Zundelhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-4298528757789770162010-09-02T07:08:07.462-07:002010-09-02T07:08:07.462-07:00That was awesome!! I can't wait to try to make...That was awesome!! I can't wait to try to make that stew myself. I love the idea of cookin/eating a meal in honor of a book. You should post more of these :) So much fun!Meghttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-9825147959358760822010-08-24T07:25:16.246-07:002010-08-24T07:25:16.246-07:00Hahaha! Awesome. That looks serious tasty. I la...Hahaha! Awesome. That looks serious tasty.

I laughed out loud at the carrots math & angles comment. Ha!Heather Dixonhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-23693173858531454342010-08-22T12:41:48.381-07:002010-08-22T12:41:48.381-07:00Thanks for the link, and thank you for considering...Thanks for the link, and thank you for considering it.. don't worry if you can't though! I know you must be so busy! I can't believe how close the Katsa vs Howl battle was?!?!?! I think Katsa would have won though :)email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-22652095513737692952010-08-22T11:45:45.318-07:002010-08-22T11:45:45.318-07:00Um... this is an awesome idea. I'm pretty sure...Um... this is an awesome idea. I'm pretty sure I'll never actually make this recipe, but I LOVE the idea of making a HG inspired meal to celebrate on Tuesday. Thanks for sharing!!Katiehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-72938285728707049972010-08-22T11:33:32.740-07:002010-08-22T11:33:32.740-07:00Oh WOW. Thanks guys! (And I get so embarassed on s...Oh WOW. Thanks guys! (And I get so embarassed on screen too).

So many vegetarians... Let's see what I can do. Impossible today (cause of the final battle going down), but I will think REALLY hard and see if I can give you guys an alternate version before Mockingjay comes out.

Here, however, is a vegan recipe for Ambrosia from the Percy Jackson books. I hope that can hold you over!

http://thesecretadventuresofwritergirl.blogspot.com/2010/04/percy-jackson-recipe.htmlHeather Zundelhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-76298459260328057082010-08-22T10:50:12.204-07:002010-08-22T10:50:12.204-07:00I love this! But, I'm vegetarien... I know I s...I love this! But, I'm vegetarien... I know I seem cheeky asking.. but is there anychance of a veggie version? I'd love to have this as a meal on the day Mockingjay comes out!
And yep, the stars are very email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-48374269204456229612010-08-21T19:32:23.203-07:002010-08-21T19:32:23.203-07:00I am not a fan of lamb or plums, but I am so enamo...I am not a fan of lamb or plums, but I am so enamored of Book Food I just might give this a try. And I adore that you cut the carrots into stars. Lovely, and very Capitol!ladyjousthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-30748477880689948912010-08-21T13:44:25.091-07:002010-08-21T13:44:25.091-07:00I absolutely LOVED your blog. How clever. (And w...I absolutely LOVED your blog. How clever. (And watching the paint dry...hee hee!)

Hope you keep these up.christinahttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-91704638706868321352010-08-21T05:49:10.712-07:002010-08-21T05:49:10.712-07:00This dish reminds me of this amazing stew my mom u...This dish reminds me of this amazing stew my mom used to make with beef, apricots and prunes which we ate over egg noodles. It was so good! Who knew warm dried fruit could be so good? I'm vegan now so can't eat it anymore, but I have fond memories of it. (and agreed, the carrot stars are awesome as is the fact that you made Katniss' soup!)Emhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-6647745900821224332010-08-20T20:55:25.925-07:002010-08-20T20:55:25.925-07:00I'm a vegetarian...so not so much for the lamb...I'm a vegetarian...so not so much for the lamb, but I adored the star shaped carrots!!!!!!!!Sharon K. Mayhewhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-53943096592762168152010-08-20T17:34:14.988-07:002010-08-20T17:34:14.988-07:00Nicely done. I'm not really a "soup"...Nicely done. I'm not really a "soup" lover, but a good lamb stew might hit the spot. Thanks for sharing. Very good.Okiehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4133084271861373337.post-86484703581515672492010-08-20T14:16:33.521-07:002010-08-20T14:16:33.521-07:00Awesome! What a great idea. I posted a link to you...Awesome! What a great idea. I posted a link to your post in my Mockingjay Madness entry, where I'm collecting links to all things HG and Mockingjay. Thanks for sharing!

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Stephen Fortunato was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan Monday.
He left us his view (warning profanity-he is a soldier after all) on the war and America:
"I am doing my part in fighting a very real enemy of the United States, i.e. Taliban, Al Qaida, and various other radical sects of Islam that have declared war on our way of life. Unless you believe the events of 9/11 were the result of a government conspiracy, which by the way would make you a MORON, there is no reasonable argument you can make against there being a true and dangerous threat that needs to be dealt with. i don't care if there are corporations leaching off the war effort to make money, and i dont care if you don't think our freedom within America's borders is actually at stake. i just want to kill those who would harm my family and friends. it is that simple. Even if this is just a war for profit or to assert America's power, so what? Someone has to be on top and I want it to be us. There's nothing wrong with wishing prosperity for your side."


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Boston, MA, 04/11/2014 (usastockreport) – Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (NASDAQ:HBAN) announced that it has signed a definitive agreement on April 9, according to which, Huntington National Bank will acquire 11 branches in East and Central Michigan from Bank of America Corp (NYSE:BAC).
The proposed purchase will boost the bank's Michigan branch to 173 statewide, which include 80 locations in the East Michigan region. Huntington will buy almost $450 million in deposits, for a premium of 3.5% according to the deposit balances at the time of the completion of the transaction. The agreement to buy branches and deposits does not include loans and is forecasted to be close by the second half of the year.
Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (NASDAQ:HBAN)'s latest announcement highlights the bank's commitment of expansion in Michigan. It has also engaged in a number of public and private partnerships with the state and Michigan Economic Development Corporation for three years. The partnerships include the successful achievement of a $2 billion statewide lending commitment to small and commercial businesses. The bank is also involved with Meijer in an ongoing strategic partnership that had brought in almost 40 in- store locations ever since it was launched in 2012. The partnership will consist of over 80 in- store Michigan locations overall in the next six years that is by 2020.
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Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (NASDAQ:HBAN)'s new customers will benefit from the bank's unique products, including Asterisk Free Checking®, which is a checking account requiring no fixed monthly fee. Another product called the 24-Hour Grace®, which provides the users a chance to avoid overdraft fees, will require non minimum balance. The agreement will also take Huntington's business banking closer to reaching the position of the No.1 small Business Administration lender in the region. As the acquisition is completed, Huntington's customers will also gain access to its entire 1,500 ATM network across the Midwest without any service charge.