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Donations are climbing, and Christmas is near, but it's not too late to toss in some cheer. OK, enough poetry. The deadline to share a good memory and to make a kid happy is noon on Monday.
Donations are climbing, and Christmas is near, but it's not too late to toss in some cheer. OK, enough poetry. The deadline to share a good memory and to make a kid happy is noon on Monday.
Anything we get after that will start next year's Toys for Joy bank account. We had another big day on Friday. Our total for the day was $3,222.18 and our total for this holiday season is $21,060.90.
Of special note today: $337.18 from staff and students at Pocono Mountain Academy, $420 from staff and patrons of Sarah Street Grill and $1,100 from patrons, staff and management of the Snydersville Diner.
The "Spinners," in memory of our husbands: Harold, Ed, Bill and Ron: $40
Leo and Aleida Sharp, in memory of family: $50
Leo and Aleida Sharp, in honor of our veterans (Thank You!): $50
Employees of Vigon International Inc.: $210
Marshalls Creek Fire Company Chapter 20 (Red Knights Motorcycle Club): $100
Grandchildren Tyler, Kayla and Kyle, in memory of Poppy "Moon" Keiper: $15
Will and Greg Blake, in memory of Grandpa Blake: $20
Lloyd and Linda Bentzoni, in honor of our grandchildren: $20
Patricia and Edward Woodhouse: $20
In memory of Shane Lucas Yost: $25
Gelel Kalar, Jessica Kalar, Jacob Kalar and Amanda Anglemyer, in memory of "Poppy Dickey Bird" Widdoss: $25
Diane, Amy & Emma (Merry Christmas!): $25
Susan and Ray Possinger, in loving memory of Alin Sundberg: $25
Amery and J.P. Lim, in memory of grandma Martha Robbins: $25
Nick and Joanne Barbera, in memory of Melanie Barbera: $25
Sloan, Spence and Sydney Higbie, in memory of Clair Wallingford: $25
In memory of Winnie and Ollie: $50
In memory of Wayne Patrick Shaller: $50
Cherry Valley Methodist Women: $50
Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Strong, in loving memory of our beloved son Ronald "Scooter" Strong: $50
In honor of Nate, Nicole, Allyson, Matt and Robby's great report cards: $50
The Birthday Group: $55
Burt, Brandon, Tyler and Justin Kleinle, in memory of great-grandmother Anna Kleinle and great-grandfather Ernie Fellencer: $60
Russell and Jeanne Kolish, in memory of our parents: $100
Pocono Prof. Golf Series: $100
In memory of Hazel, Helen, Claude and Leo: $100
Staff and students of Pocono Mountain Academy: $337.18
Patrons and staff of Sarah Street Grill: $420
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Most people must be feeling pretty jealous of the folks currently attending CinemaCon 2012, considering what they've been treated to in days past - including, an impressive Dark Knight Rises sizzle reel ripe with new footage and no less than ten minutes of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, screened in 3D and projected at 48 f.p.s. You can add a teaser trailer for Skyfall to the list of items inspiring envy in those not at the Con.
Sony is reportedly going to premiere the first footage from Skyfall (or, James Bond 23, if you prefer) in theaters when Men in Black III opens over Memorial Day Weekend next month. However, for those too eager to wait and find out more about Daniel Craig's third round wearing the 007 suit, we have an early description of the Skyfall teaser - at least, the one shown at CinemaCon, that is.
Cinema Blend was quick to post an impression of the Skyfall trailer, courtesy of their steadfast contributor Eric Eisenberg. Continue on down and you can read through the footage description segment of his report.
The trailer begins with a shot of Bond (Daniel Craig) from behind looking at the city of London. Then we hear someone in a voice-over say the word "Country" and Bond saying, "England." It seems he is playing some sort of word association game. We then hear the mystery voice say "Gun" and Bond replies "Shot" as we view a target at the end of a shooting range. We then see that 007 is in an interrogation room where he is being asked the questions and being watched by Ralph Fiennes and some other people through two-way mirrors. The man sitting in front of Bond says "Agent," and the superspy replies "Provocateur." As more images flash on the screen the word association game continues: "Murder" "Employment." The music then drops out as we flash back to the interrogation room and the man running the test says. "Skyfall." After a pause, Bond says, "Done," and stands up from the table. Another huge montage begins and we see shots of helicopters, giant fireballs causing a mysterious silhouette, shots of the Shanghai nightlife, Bond standing over a long row of coffins draped with the flag of England, and a subway car crashing through a tunnel wall with incredible force. As the trailer comes to an end we hear Bond say, "Someone is coming to kill us. We're going to kill them first."
Those who have been keeping up with the featurettes and images officially-released (and leaked set photos) for Skyfall should immediately recognize the previously-glimpsed "puzzle pieces" included in the trailer. Overall, though, it sounds as though the teaser mostly continues to keep a lid on how all those elements fit together - while also doing a good job of piquing viewer's interest to find out exactly what director Sam Mendes is cooking up.
In addition to the Skyfall footage, Sony also took advantage of CinemaCon to announce that the 24th James Bond film is tentatively being planned for a Holiday Season 2014 theatrical release. That two-year gap between 007 adventures seems positively short, following the extended four-year delay between Quantum of Solace and Skyfall due to MGM's bankruptcy problems - but, in reality, that's become a pretty standard time interval between installments in a blockbuster series (excluding young adult adaptations like The Twilight Saga).
Bond 24 marks the first "optional" film in Craig's original Bond deal; meaning, the actor is not contractually obligated to reprise his turn as 007. Considering that Craig has yet to publicly disclose a desire to hang up his secret agent hat in the near future - and those rumors about him being pursed for several more Bond films - it's reasonable to assume he'll return. Then again, if Craig does take a pass, it wouldn't be the first time a "sure thing" in Hollywood failed to pan out (see: Gary Ross departing the Hunger Games franchise, for a recent example).
Skyfall hits theaters (no pun) in the U.S. on November 9th, 2012.
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HANNAH HOLMAN is the cellist of the Maia Quartet, Quartet-in-Residence at the University of Iowa. Hannah began her professional career in England, playing with the English String Orchestra under Yehudi Menuhin and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra under Simon Rattle. An active chamber musician, she was a founding member of the Beaumont Piano Trio, which performed recitals around the United States and England, and was also founded Quadrivinium, a music ensemble in residence at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. She has an active solo career, performing solo recitals and with orchestras in Michigan, Virginia, Georgia and Iowa. Additionally, Ms. Holman was invited to and participated in the Pablo Casals Cello competition in Germany and the Luis Sigall Cello Competition in Chile. Ms. Holman has served on faculties of the Worcester College (UK), Michigan State University Community School and Virginia Union University. In her orchestral career, she has been assistant principal cellist of the Richmond Symphony, the Michigan Chamber Orchestra, the American Sinfonietta and performed with the Grand Tetons Festival Orchestra. Hannah has just recently won a position as principal cellist of the Quad Cities Symphony. She studied at the Eastman School of Music and Michigan State University, where she completed her Bachelor of Music degree and obtained her Master of Music Degree with Fritz Magg at the New England Conservatory.


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My last signed book giveaway highlights a very special woman. Darina Allen is the owner and teacher of a world-renowned cooking school located in the middle of a 100-acre organic farm in Ireland. She's also a food writer, newspaper columnist, cookbook author and television presenter. She's a passionate believer in growing your own foods, buying locally, growing organically and foraging. She's involved in many important food committees, boards and councils in Ireland and she's won numerous awards throughout the years. Best of all: she's down-to-earth and approachable woman, and she always seems to be willing to share her experience and advice with food lovers that come her way.
She's also a long-time member of the International Association of Food Professionals (IACP) and I met her at the annual conference's book fair. I'm a long-time admirer of this accomplished woman and I was lucky enough to find her alone, at her signing table. I exchanged a few words with her and it confirmed that she's every bit as authentic, warm and kind as I expected.
Allen's book, Forgotten Skills of Cooking, is an ode to our food heritage and aims at demonstrating the relevance and importance of "time-honored" traditional cooking methods. By showing us how to use unusual (and forgotten) cuts of meat, learn the lost art of making your own butter and yogurt, smoking your own fish, she wishes to bring the culinary expertise of past generations into our modern times. The book provides background information on ingredients and techniques, gives tips and advice to grow your own food, and contains lots of "from scratch" recipes that promise to change the way you see classic dishes or basic ingredients. No need to live on a farm or to raise your own hens to appreciate this book as Allen always provides substitution information if you can't find, say, unpasteurized milk, and gives advice on how to recognize good quality products.
The book is organized around activities (foraging), ingredients (game, vegetables) and courses (desserts). It's a goldmine of information, and some chapters are especially informative and creative. The one on Dairies is downright luscious (Make your own mascarpone! And then, make a homemade Tiramisu out of it!), while others are an infinite source of inspiration, like the one on Preserving, which provides techniques for everything from savory jams to infused alcohols.
Darina Allen has been called "The Julia Child of Ireland" and it is truly deserved. This is a relevant, current book that will age very well and that you'll find yourself refer back to again and again.
If you don't already have this great book in your collection, I have some great news for you: I am giving away a signed copy of Darina Allen's Forgotten Skills of Cooking! Don't miss this chance to add this priceless book to your collection. At the book fair, I explained Mrs Allen the purpose of my blog and that I wanted to giveaway a copy of her book to a lucky reader. She was thrilled that her book continues to travel around the world because that means her teaching goes way beyond the boundaries of her farm, in Ireland.
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- Comment on this post;
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I will randomly draw one lucky winner on Thursday July 14th, 2011 at 12PM EST.
Good luck to all!
Additional links:
- Visit Darina Allen's Ballymaloe Cookery School (short courses, 12-week certificate course, accommodated gourmet trips)
- Read about (and see gorgeous pictures of) David Lebovitz' visit at the Ballymaloe Cookery School
- Index of over 100 recipes from the Ballymaloe Cookery School
- Ballymaloe's White Soda Bread (Rachel Allen, via The Cooking Channel)
- Ballymaloe's Chocolate Almond Gâteau (BBC Food)


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The History of Charlottesville Neurology and Sleep Medicine
On June 14, 1979, Dr Justiniano F. Campa, an Associate Professor of Neurology, left the University of Virginia (UVA) Faculty to establish a neurology private practice in Charlottesville, affiliated with Martha Jefferson Hospital. Dr. Campa trained in neurology and neuropathology at UVA (1963-1968) and in neuromuscular research at the University of Copenhagen (EMG) and at the National Institutes of Health (1968-1970). He was appointed Assistant Professor (1970), then Associate Professor with tenure (1976) in the University of Virginia faculty of neurology. He was also named Director of the EMG and Muscle Histochemistry Laboratories of the UVA Hospital. After nine years in the UVA Neurology Faculty, Dr. Campa decided to expand his practice from a neuromuscular subspecialty to that of general clinical neurology with neuroimaging. To accomplish this, he started his private practice, under the name of Justiniano F. Campa, MD, PC. His first office was located at 820 East High Street, across from Martha Jefferson Hospital.
Dr. Campa would remain in solo practice for 25 years, building a general neurology practice in the community, attending to children as well as adults, consulting for hospital inpatients and providing diagnostic neurology services in EEG, EMG, CT and MRI. Dr Campa is certified by the Boards of Neurology, Electro-diagnostic Medicine and Neuroimaging.
In June of 2004, Dr. Campa invited Dr. W. Christopher Winter to join him in his neurology practice. Like Dr. Campa, Dr. Winter had done his neurology residency at the University of Virginia where her served as cheif resident in his final year. Dr. Winter was introduced to sleep medicine while an undergraduate at the University of Virginia. As a research assistant to Dr. Paul Suratt, Dr. Winter began to develop an interest in the field. As a medical student at Emory University, Dr. Winter worked with Dr. Donald Bliwise in their sleep center helping with several research projects while simultaneously developing an interest in neurology. Dr. Winter would return to Charlottesville to complete his neurology residency at the University of Virginia and a sleep fellowship at the University of North Carolina.
Prior to Dr. Winter's arrival, the practice moved its location to 400 Tenth Street, NE. Dr. Winter was also hired to help create a sleep medicine center at Martha Jefferson Hospital and would become the first Medical Director of the program, a title he continues to hold. Dr. Campa and Dr. Winter would work together for the next 5 years with Dr. Winter becoming a partner in the practice on March 1, 2005.
Dr. Campa retired in May 31 of 2009, after 30 years in private practice, 9 years in the UVA Neurology Faculty and 49 years since graduation from Medical School at the University of Madrid, Spain. Dr. Winter became the sole owner and President on September 19, 2009. On December 7, 2009, the business renamed itself Charlottesville Neurology and Sleep Medicine, PC to better reflect its character and future direction.
Dr. Campa is in good health, writing, reading as well as consulting and teaching at his own discretion. Among his many pursuits has been the development and marketing of the Neurostaff (www.neurostaff.com), a neurologist-designed walking aid for rehabilitation and ambulatory assistance.
On October 21, 2011, Charlottesville Neurology and Sleep Medicine saw their final patients in the 400 Tenth Street location. On October 24, the practice officially relocated to their new facility at 1410 Rolkin Court, a move that has made patient access and parking much more convenient to patients given its easy access to Interstate 64 and proximity to the new Martha Jefferson Hospital.
In January of 2015, Charlottesville Neurology and Sleep Medicine performed their final EEG study. It was performed by Geni Rowan-Grella who performed the first EEG studies for the practice nearly 30 years ago. On July 7, 2015, Geni retired from the practice having joined Dr. Campa in 1985.
On March 2, 2015, CNSM welcomed Johanna Claasen to the practice as its first physician's assistant. In 2017, after her departure, the practice hired Ellen Wermter as its first nurse practitioner. In addition to her comprehensive sleep knowledge, Ellen is fully trained as a CBTi practitioner for patients suffering from insomnia.


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When you try to get close to Jesus, somebody scolds you. Surprisingly, sometimes Jesus' disciples, that is, other Christians, discourage you from giving your life to Jesus.
Many baptized people who pray, do good things, or come to Church have not decided to be committed to the Lord 100 percent — to love Him with all their hearts, souls, minds, and strength (Lk 10:27). Therefore, when you begin to draw close to Jesus, you are stepping out of line and not maintaining the status quo. You are a prophetic witness convicting other Christians of lukewarmness and hypocrisy. They think: "To us his life is not like other men's, and different are his ways" (Wis 2:15). Therefore, they will scold you when you try to come close to Jesus.
If you are not stopped by being scolded, some Christians will repent and follow you in coming to Jesus. But others will feel obliged to get rougher by persecuting you.
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This ordinance amends several sections of the Seattle Municipal Code to better support urban agriculture, to modify restrictions on greenhouses and solariums and on the keeping of domestic fowl, to clarify and to modify definitions for key terms related to urban agriculture.Air Jordan XX9 High
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In our fickle eyes, the iris, the heart of our eye, naturally causes our pupils, the blacks of our eye, to dilate or constrict depending on the amount of Light exposure we desire to focus on. When we turn our eyes away from the source of Light and simply look into the deep abyss called…Read more The Fickle Eye
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On the second Sunday of each month, St. George's celebrates a lively Family Eucharist for children at 9:15 a.m. The music, readings and homily are all child-friendly. Sermon topics vary from faith lessons in daily life to explaining aspects of the service and what they mean.
Musical accompaniment is provided by a variety of musicians from the congregation – parents and children!. We hold regular rehearsals and encourage anyone interested in playing to join us. Perfection is not required!
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Today Three announce the Sony Xperia M, which is described as having a 'touch of magic'. An affordable smartphone that has one-touch sharing and a bright 4-inch display.
One-touch sharing makes it easier to share music, videos and photos with friends and family with other Sony devices. Sony utilizes its many years in audio technology and with the xLoud enhancement they have created a sound quality that makes this smartphone appealing to music lovers. A light at the bottom of the Sony Xperia M notifies the user to text messages, missed calls or social media updates.
Sylvia Chind, head of devices at Three, said: "The Xperia™ M is perfect for those that want an impressive device that they can personalize to reflect their taste. It offers great value for money from a trusted brand, and combined with our market-leading Pay As You Go rates, it makes it a great choice for those that want a capable yet affordable phone to stay in touch."
The device is available on Three's Pay-As-You-Go rates of 3p a minute, 2p a text and 1p a MB of data for £149.99. For even better value, Add-ons are also available such as the 'All in One 15' which costs £15 and gives 30-day access to all-you-can-eat data along with 300 any-network minutes and 3,000 texts. Or 'All in One 25' which costs £25 and offers 500 minutes, 3000 texts and all-you-can-eat data for a 30-day period.
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