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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Chicken Enchiladas
Chicken Enchiladas
adapted from Everyday Food
3-4 large frozen chicken breasts
salt and pepper
4 garlic cloves, minced
1 T cumin
2 jars (16oz) green salsa
1 cup sour cream
12 corn tortillas
2 c shredded mozzarella or monterey jack cheese
fresh cilantro, green onion for garnish
In a large pot, boil chicken until cooked through. Drain and shred meat. Add salt, pepper, garlic, and cumin. Set aside.
In a bowl large enough to dip tortillas, combine salsa and sour cream. Mix well.
Add 1/2 c salsa mixture to shredded chicken.
Assemble by dipping one tortilla at a time into salsa mixture, then place in a 9x13 pan and fill with 1/3 c of chicken mixture, sprinkle with some cheese, then roll up and arrange, seam side down. 8 enchiladas lengthwise and 4 crosswise.
After all are assembled, pour remaining salsa mixture over top, then remaining cheese.
Cover and freeze at this point or bake in a 350 degree oven for 30-35 min. Until cheese is browned and salsa is bubbling. Sprinkle with garnish.
Note: This is GF as long as your salsa and sour cream are GF.
Monday, March 30, 2009
A Paralytic Parable
We've been going through the book of Matthew for our family devotion time. After supper Tony was reading from chapter 9 to the kids. It was about Jesus healing the paralytic. Here's the story....
Matthew 9
Jesus Heals a Paralytic1Jesus stepped into a boat, crossed over and came to his own town. 2Some men brought to him a paralytic, lying on a mat. When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, "Take heart, son; your sins are forgiven."
3At this, some of the teachers of the law said to themselves, "This fellow is blaspheming!"
4Knowing their thoughts, Jesus said, "Why do you entertain evil thoughts in your hearts? 5Which is easier: to say, 'Your sins are forgiven,' or to say, 'Get up and walk'? 6But so that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins...." Then he said to the paralytic, "Get up, take your mat and go home." 7And the man got up and went home. 8When the crowd saw this, they were filled with awe; and they praised God, who had given such authority to men.
So we were asking the kids questions to make sure they understood what was being read.
Tony: First of all, what is a paralytic?
Addie: rhymes with licorice (yeah, she's random that way)
Evan: A sinner!
Tony: Well, he was a sinner, but that's not what a paralytic is.
Heidi: What did we learn about him from the story? He was laying on a mat...people had to carry him....Jesus told him to get up and walk...
Evan: a LAZY sinner!They did eventually get it. But aren't you glad Jesus has authority to heal paralytics and forgive sinners, even lazy sinners ;)
Menu Monday
honey mustard chicken/rice pilaf/salad
swedish meatballs/noodles/corn
chipotle-style burritos
honey-lemon-rosemary chicken/potatoes/veggie
Let us know what you're planning. We don't care how simple or how grand. We just want ideas, and it's fun to know what other people do.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Who's the Boss?
Lord, I'm sorry I've had the wrong attitude towards my everyday tasks. Please help me to do my best for You every time and be grateful for the many "blessings" You have given to me to be in charge of.
Apple Pancakes
Apple Pancakes
adapted from Penzey's Spices
1/4 c butter, divided
4 eggs
1/4 t vanilla
3/4 c flour
3/4 c milk
1/2 t salt
1 apple, peeled and thinly sliced
3 T cinnamon and sugar mixture
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Divide butter between 2 - 9" pie plates and place in oven to melt.
Once melted remove from oven and rotate plates until butter coats bottom and sides evenly.
In a 4-cup measuring cup, mix eggs, vanilla, flour, milk, and salt until no lumps remain.
Toss sliced apples with 2 T of the cinnamon/sugar mixture and arrange on the bottom of the pie plates in a single layer.
Pour 1/2 of the egg mixture into each plate.
Sprinkle remaining cinnamon/sugar on top.
Bake until golden and puffed, 20-25 min.
Serve right away.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Broiled Buttered Cod
I'm not a big sea food lover, but I know it's good for me so I'll try fish every once and a while. I found this recipe online for frozen cod fillets and I really liked it. It had many good reviews and they all said it tasted like lobster. I've never had lobster so I don't know if they were telling the truth, but it was really good.
Broiled Buttered Cod
6 - 6oz frozen cod fillets
6 cups water
1 c sugar
2 T salt
1 stick butter, melted
Place frozen fish in large pot.
Mix together water, sugar, and salt.
Pour water over the fish. Should fully cover the fish. If not, add more water.
Bring to a boil. Boil for 3-5 min.
Remove from water.
Blot dry with paper towels.
Transfer to greased baking sheet.
Brush with 3 T melted butter, and sprinkle with paprika.
Broil for 8-10 min. until golden.
Serve with remaining butter and wedge of lemon.
Menu Monday
Here's what's cookin' this week at the Cooper's.
honey mustard chicken/rice pilaf/green beans
cheeseburgers/american fries/strawberries
chipotle-style burritos
lemon rosemary chicken/ potatoes/ salad
swedish meatballs/noodles/veggie
What do you have planned for the week?
What did you do last week?
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Diggin' For Treasure
Isaiah just discovered the lint between his toes. Personally, I think his toes produce it. It's ALWAYS there. And it's ALWAYS blue. Why? He doesn't wear blue socks. He hardly wears socks. We don't have blue carpet. Why blue? Anyway, I caught him prying his chubby little toes apart. He took a closer look and then said, "WHOA!" It's now his new favorite past-time.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Slow to Anger
This is the next verse I'm working on memorizing.
James 1:19-20
Know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger;
For the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.
The part that really struck me was "for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God." Sometimes when I get angry at someone, I feel like it's justified if what they did was truly wrong. But when did two wrongs make a right? The other person's sin does not make my sin of anger justifiable. My anger usually doesn't accomplish the righteousness of God. It usually accomplishes my own selfish agenda.
So, how do you not sin in anger?
be quick to hear- truly listen to what they are saying.
be slow to speak- usually the first words to the tongue aren't the wisest.
practice love- love that overlooks an offense doesn't just happen. It's something that needs to be pursued with the help of God.
understanding the sovereignty of God- God often provides situations to help us grow in Christlikeness. What others may intend for evil, God uses for good. (Gen 50:20)
There is a place for anger. We will become angry. The Bible says "Be angry and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger" (Eph 4:26). I think being slow to respond to anger is a good test of whether it is a righteous anger or not. And if you continue reading in James 1:21 it explains how, by looking to the Bible and humbly accepting what it says, it will guide your actions.
Lord, please help me to be quick to hear, quick to love, slow to speak, slow to anger, and forgiving of others as You are to me.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Baked Tacos
Baked Tacos
1 lb hamburger
1 small onion, diced
1 t garlic, chopped
1 T cumin
salt and pepper
1 small can tomato sauce
1 1/2 c shredded cheese
8 flour tortillas
Brown hamburger with onions and garlic. Season with salt, pepper, cumin.
Assemble by filling tortilla with hamburger, then some tomato sauce, then some cheese.
Roll up and place seam side down in a 9x13 baking dish.
Bake in a 350 degree oven for 20 min.
Remove from oven and spoon remaining tomato sauce on top of tortillas and top with more shredded cheese.
Bake another 10 min.
Top with sour cream, salsa, lettuce, guacamole.
Serve with rice and beans.
Menu Monday
Perch/carrot risotto/veggie
green chicken curry
chicken enchiladas/chips/salsa/fruit
asian beef skewers
apple pancake/eggs/oranges
How about you?
Friday, March 13, 2009
Chicken Fajita Tostadas
Chicken Fajita Toastadas
adapted from Everyday Food Magazine
1 medium onion, sliced
2 bell peppers, sliced
10 oz corn
2 T olive oil
salt and pepper
2 large chicken breasts
salt and pepper
2 t cumin
10 corn tortillas
1 1/2 c shredded cheeseOn baking sheet combine first 5 ingredients and roast in a 450 degree oven, tossing occasionally until tender and light browned about 20 min.
Meanwhile, bring some water to a boil in a medium saucepan and add chicken. Continue boiling until fully cooked. Shred with two forks and season with salt, pepper, and cumin.
Toss with roasted veggies and continue roasting another 5-10 min.
Arrange tortillas on another baking sheet. Top with shredded cheese and bake until cheese is melted and golden.
Top tortillas with chicken and veggies and add your own toppings. (sour cream, salsa, guacamole)
Ceasar-like Dressing
This is my latest favorite salad dressing. It's got just the right bite to it and its super easy to make with ingredients I usually have on hand.
Ceasar-like Dressing
adapted from Everyday Food magazine
3 T olive oil
1 T white-wine vinegar
1 T Dijon mustard
1 clove garlic, chopped
1/2 t coarse salt
1/4 t pepper
Mix well.
*I've substituted other vinegars and other mustards and it still tastes great. A little goes a long way.
Caught Red-Handed
So it looks like I can't leave Isaiah alone for a second. He discovered the pantry this week. According to Exhibit A, it looks like he went first for the baking soda and then wisely moved on to the box of cookies. Maybe he'll try the basket of onions next and realize it's not worth getting into.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
A Favorite Verse
Here's this week's.
You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart." How often am I not seeking with all my heart? When you are seeking after something with all of your heart, that's all you think about. You crave it. You can't wait to get more of it. Spend as much time as you can with it. Do we do that with God? We should if we are truly Christians. John Piper says "The Spirit is not deadening, He is addicting. The evidence that you have him is that you want more of him. Continued indifference to growth in grace is a sign of no grace."
Lord, may You continue to cause me to seek You with all of my heart.
Pumpernickel Pastrami Panini
Saw this recipe on a Food Network show and thought it looked good enough to try.
It combines apples and onions and sharp cheese and pastrami and pumpernickle. Interesting combo, but we all really liked it. Even Isaiah ate it up.
I got the recipe from here.
Next time, the only thing I would change is to omit the rosemary from the dipping sauce.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Fudgy Brownies
If you like fudgy brownies (and I do!) this is the best recipe I've found. It is tried and true. I've used it for going on 10 years now and I haven't found anything better. The brownie itself is fudgy, moist (sorry Lauren -she doesn't like that word :), chocolaty, cakey. And the frosting on top is smooth and more chocolate! How can you go wrong with that!
Fudgy Brownies
1 c butter
4 squares unsweetened chocolate
2 c sugar
4 eggs
1 c flour
1 t vanilla
1/2 t salt
In a medium saucepan on low heat, melt butter and chocolate.
Remove from heat and add in sugar.
Add eggs one at a time. Mixing well.
Add the flour, salt, and vanilla.
Pour into a greased 9x13 and bake at 350 for 25-30 min.
Let cool then top with frosting.
Chocolate Frosting
3 T cream or milk
3 T butter
3/4 c sugar
1/2 c chocolate chips
In a small saucepan, bring milk, butter, and sugar to a boil for 30 seconds.
Remove from heat and stir in chocolate chips.
Menu Monday
Carmel chicken/rice/salad
meatloaf/twice baked potatoes/veggie
stuffed shells/garlic bread knots/salad
roasted corn tostadas/chips/guac
I know you closet readers are out there. Here's your chance to comment. It won't hurt a bit. I promise!
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Orange Scones
Does just hearing the word 'scones' make your mouth instantly dry up and feel like a cotton ball? Not with this recipe. These scones are moist and tender and delicious!
Orange Scones
adapted from exploringwomanhood.com
1/4 c heavy cream
1/4 c butter milk
1 egg
1 t vanilla
2 c flour
1/3 c sugar
2 t baking powder
1/4 t salt
6 T butter, cut into small pieces
2 oranges
In small bowl whisk together cream, buttermilk, egg, vanilla, zest and juice of one orange. Set aside
In large bowl combine dry ingredients.
Cut in butter cubes until mixture looks crumby.
Add liquids and combine just until moist. Don't overmix.
Dump out onto work surface and form into a large circle.
Divide dough into 12 large egg-shaped balls.
Place on lined baking sheet and bake in a 375 degree oven for 15-18 min.
Let cool a few minutes then add glaze.
1 c powdered sugar
zest of one orange
juice of half of orange
Mix well. You want the glaze to be thick. Spoon over warm scones. Enjoy!
Friday, March 6, 2009
Parmesan Crusted Chicken
You know when some cheese falls into your pan and gets all crispy and yummy? Well that's what this recipe is...crunchy crusty parmesan on chicken with an amazing tomato topping that is actually for bruscetta but pairs really well with this dish too.
Parmesan Crusted Chicken
3-4 chicken breasts
1/2 c shredded parmesan (don't go using the green can stuff now, it won't work the same)
Pat dry the chicken and sprinkle both sides with salt and pepper.
Press as much shredded parmesan as you can into the chicken. The more the better because some will fall off.
Carefully transfer to a med-high non-stick skillet* drizzled with a little olive oil. And don't touch it! It has to stay in one place while the cheese is cooking into the chicken.
Cook 8-10 min per side, until cheese has turned golden and crispy and chicken is cooked through.
*a non-stick skillet is key. I have not had good results with stainless. Cast iron may work, but I haven't tried it.
Tomato topping
1 tomato diced
1/4 c sundried tomatoes diced
1 T garlic, chopped
1 T olive oil
1 T balsamic vinegar
1 T chopped fresh basil
salt and pepper
Mix all ingredients and let mingle. Top over chicken.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Sleepin' on the job
This is where I found Isaiah one day sleeping. He's at the top of our stairs by the baby gate. I was downstairs doing laundry and realized I hadn't heard him in a while (never a good sign). I guess he got tired of waiting for me to come up the stairs and thought he'd pass the time by taking a little rest :)
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Stewed Indian Chicken
Here's another great crock-pot recipe that's not your usual chicken-&-potatoes. Tony and I together have concocted this. Here's our latest version.
Stewed Indian Chicken
1 1/2 lbs of some kind of boneless/skinless chicken (breasts or thighs)
3-4 medium potatoes, 2 inch chunks
1 small onion, thinly sliced
1 can (15 oz) crushed tomatoes
1 T grated fresh ginger
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 t coriander
1/4 t cayenne pepper
salt and pepper
1 can (15 oz) coconut milk
cilantro for garnish
In crock-pot, combine tomatoes, onion, ginger, garlic, coriander, cayenne, salt, and pepper.
Add chicken and potatoes making sure they are all coated.
Cook on high 4 hours or low for 8.
Before serving, shred chicken into large pieces, stir in coconut milk, and top with cilantro.
Serve with rice and naan (flat bread).
Monday, March 2, 2009
Menu Monday
parmesan crusted chicken/baked potato/veggie
chicken fajitas
beef stroganoff/noodles/ carrots
baked tacos/ rice/ beans
How was your week? And what's for this week?
Addie Oakley
Addie: OK
Evan: 1, 2, 3, go- hitting fist on hand
Addie! What is that?... a scissors?...paper?...what? What is that?
Addie: A gun!
She's no dummy :)
Spring Salad
I've got Spring Fever! I've been using my indoor grill pan a lot lately because I miss grilling. I miss 75 degrees. I miss flip-flops. I miss kids playing in the water. Anyway, to trick me into thinking it actually was Spring I made hot dogs on the indoor grill and this Spring Salad. The dressing on this is really good! It would be great on a lettuce salad as well.
Spring Salad
1 box pasta (bowties, shells, anything fun)
3/4 c chopped carrots
3/4 c chopped radishes
1 cucumber, chopped
1/4 c green pepper, chopped
3/4 c red pepper, chopped
1/2 c celery, chopped
1/4 c yellow onion, chopped
Cook noodles, drain, and rinse in cold water.
Add chopped veggies.
Add dressing.
3/4 c sugar
1 c oil
1/2 c vinegar
1 t salt
1/2 t celery seed
1 t dry mustard
Mix in blender. Add to salad. Chill.


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_To complement the film Citizen McCaw showing on SB Channels TV-21 starting 01 March 2009 (as CraigSmithsBlog reported), Off-Leash Public Affairs is please to be showing our own related production often scheduled for replay on TV-17 just before or after Citizen McCaw replays on TV-21.
_This OLPA episode, Citizen McCaw World Premiere, features interviews about the News-Press-Mess from the crowds ready to see the premiere of Citizen McCaw when that local documentary debuted 07 March 2008 at Arlington Theater and 05 April 2008 at Marjorie Luke Theatre in Santa Barbara.
_To about 15 different interview subjects, OLPA co-Producer David Pritchett asked:
1. What do you think of The Mess?
2. Where do you get your local news?
3. If you could ask the News-Press publisher any question, what would it be?
_The various responses were compelling, insightful, and/or amusing. Edhat was a popular and enthusiastic response as the source of local news, while others like Santa Barbara Daily Sound often were mentioned even though its readers often could not recall its name. That was in March 2008, though.
_People interviewed for this video include: Rod Lathim (Citizen McCaw co-Producer and local community arts magnate), Sara Miller McCune (who reminded assertive OLPA co-Producer Cathy Murillo that a newspaper buyer first needs a willing seller), Al Bonowitz, Josh Molina, Roy Regester, Starshine Roshell, Brian Barnwell, Sander Vanocur, Ann Moore, the unknown comic's brother, the emphatic Shirley, and quite a few others who spoke eloquently but did not state their name or whose name (more likely) was lost in editing.
_ OLPA episode 014 also covered an earlier chapter in the News-Press-Mess when the Teamsters Union prevailed in Federal court, twice. Encore replays of that video from January 2008 also is showing on TV-17 in March 2009, to pile on our Citizen News-Mess Fest.
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TV-17 Replay Schedule (irregular times for this Episode)
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This is a curation sample of content I produced for a newsletter sent to senior level project managers. I enjoy curating content It allows me to share research about topics with readers who want to keep up with subjects in their field and benefit from the guidance of someone familiar with the issues.
In April of 2013 the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) published the results of their exploration of the secretive world of offshore companies and trusts. This project team of 86 journalists worked together to expose correction and fraud. It's an amazing story of what a good team can do, even with shaky stakeholders.
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The report itself is valuable, but for project managers the team has an inspiring story to tell. Many of us are given a project fraught with problems, short on budget, tight on staff, and shy on stakeholder support. And we're expected to deliver.
This story is the story of such a team and how they overcame the problems, got on with the job, and not only met the challenge, but invented ways to exceed everyone's expectations.
The ICIJ is an independent network of reporters in more than 60 countries who collaborate on cross-border investigations, as part of a project of the Washington-based Center for Public Integrity. They are a complex virtual team with a mission that matters and a process open to inspection and improvement.
It's real-life drama that inspired me. I think it will inspire you as well. Enjoy the story, but read it for the teamwork. It's worth the time.
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Gerard Ryle, ICIJ's director, obtained the data trove as a result of his three-year investigation of Australia's Firepower scandal, a case involving offshore havens and corporate fraud. To cover the vast amount of information he engaged PICIJ's 86 investigative journalists from 46 countries in one of the biggest cross-border investigative collaborations in journalism history. Unique digital systems supported private document and information sharing, as well as collaborative research. These included a message center hosted in Europe and a U.S.-based secure online search system. Team members also used a secure, private online bulletin board system to share stories and tips.
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As discussed in my previous blog post, I am currently painting up additional pieces to my existing Blood Angels force to have something more suitable for 40K 7th Edition. For starters I painted my two new HQ models, the Librarian and the Techmarine. A Librarian with a Jump Pack simply is a must for any Blood Angels force and was hence long overdue; Techmarines are substantial for any chapter's success and get way too little play time from my point of view, so there I am trying to change that.
|I am sort of proud here how the freehand lettering and the blood drops turned out in contrast to the blue armor.
|I am particularly proud how I was able to work the light blue into his wings; something I wanted to do for a long time. Blood Angels need to look angelic into their very feather tips from my point of view.
|This here is the picture of shame. I took the shoulder armor with a skull from the Death Company box and added horns with green stuff to make him a proper Librarian. Well, you see how it turned out.
|I added armor with a grail to his left shoulder to give him some chapter iconography, but I didn't wanna overdo it because after all he is a disciple from Mars.
|I also gave him the white Bolter that is special for my Blood Angels 2nd Company, but decided to leave his Boltpistol black because he probably got it before he went to Mars, so it's chapter adherent in its coloring.


text: Crafting Your Digital Mortgage Strategy for 2017 By Valentin Saportas nyone who attended this year's Mortgage Bankers Association Annual Conference got a completely different vibe than that of the 2015 conference. While the dominant topic in 2015 was regulation-TRID to be precise-the indisputable focus of the 2016 conference was digital mortgages, and in particular, delivering a consumer-friendly digital mortgage experience. Perhaps the biggest news of the event came from one of the industry's most visible leaders, Fannie Mae, who announced its Day 1 Certainty initiative. Among other things, Day 1 Certainty gives lenders freedom from representations and warranties with respect to important parts of the mortgage origination process that have traditionally been paper-based, such as asset, income and employment validation. The technologies behind Day 1 Certainty make it possible for lenders to gather borrower data A DECEMBER 2016 n National Mortgage Professional Magazine n NationalMortgageProfessional.com 90 in digital format and submit it to Fannie Mae digitally for an easier, quicker and more accurate review and verification. This digital process not only benefits lenders by making the process more efficient and less costly, but it also benefits borrowers in many ways, primarily by making the mortgage experience less document intensive. For example, instead of asking borrowers to provide PDF bank statements multiple times throughout the process to verify assets, borrowers can now link their bank accounts to the lender for the duration of the mortgage process and avoid what usually becomes a prolonged back-and-forth with the lender for just one of several documents that must be submitted for underwriting. Why your growth strategy for 2017 should include digital mortgages If process efficiency and a more seamless consumer experience is not compelling enough for you to consider going digital in 2017, consider this then: More and more borrowers are demanding a better, digital mortgage experience and you will miss out on their business if you cannot effectively deliver it. Companies like Quicken Loans' Rocket Mortgage and many other technology-enabled mortgage lenders are spending millions of dollars every month to raise consumer awareness about a better home loan experience powered by technology. Even if you pride yourself with providing the best customer service, your customers too are hearing this message. And it's not just your customers, it is also your referral partners and employees who are hearing it loudly and clearly. 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For those who missed the news, the Illinois House recently refused to give up their scheduled salary increase, even as Illinois is facing an unemployment rate of 9.1 percent and has lost nearly 200,000 jobs since last year. House Bill 4438, introduced by Rep. Bill Black and cosponsored by 46 other House legislators, would have prohibited the automatic 2.8 percent salary increase for legislators in 2009. Rather than leading from the front in hard times, the House voted 64-50 to increase their own pay, while Illinois voters struggle to feed their families. As noted by Rep. Black, this proposal would have saved the state approximately two million dollars, a drop in the bucket given that the state is roughly eleven billion dollars in debt, but a clear opportunity for Illinois' lawmakers to do what Governor Quinn has asked Illinois families to do themselves…sacrifice. The DuPage Libertarians call on the Illinois House to reconsider Rep. Black's bill and take responsibility in these hard times. To quote Rep. Darlene Senger (R-Naperville), "To ask for a raise during this tough economic time is pathetic."'
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There has been a church in Blundeston village, which Charles Dickens used as the scene for the opening chapters of DAVID COPPERFIELD, since St. Fursey, an Irish Missionary, first preached Christianity in these parts in the 7th century. Nothing remains of the original church but in c.988 the present flint tower was constructed and about a century later a stone church was built on to the tower. Of the Norman church only the north doorway and font remain. A larger building replaced the Norman church in the 14th century. The Nave of this is still intact, but it has since been enriched with 15th century woodwork and window tracery. During 1981/2 the Youth Opportunities Programme provided the labour to decorate the Church and construct the arched lamp holder over the churchyard gates. During 1985 the Nave was equipped with underfloor heating and the area in front of the screen rearranged to concentrate worship among the people. To supplement this heating overhead heaters were installed in 1998.
FONT Is Norman and originally square the corners and lips were cut off in the 15th century to bring it into the prevailing style of octagonal fonts. The base is recent.
ALTAR OF ST. ANDREW standing against the North doorway is a reminder that the neighbouring church of St. Andrew, Flixton was destroyed in a gale in 1705 and never repaired. The remains are still visible. The two benefices have been united since 1724. The panelling behind the altar was constructed from redundant oak pews in 1985. To the left and right of the altar are standing stone memorials, originally set in the floor nearby, where others remain and in other parts of the church.
TOWER ARCH distinctly Saxon in style but dating from the Norman period is the oldest feature of the interior. The arch was sympathetically closed in 2001 to provide the doorway to the new toilet which was installed then. The sink unit and cupboards were built at the same time.
SQUINT a small round opening to the right of the tower arch is an unusual feature but is repeated in the neighbouring church of Lound in the corresponding position. Its' original purpose remains a matter for debate.
VESTRY to the left of the tower entrance was built in 1985 incorporating 19th century oak panels and frets from former pews.
PEWS all in oak, date from 1850's in all probability, when the church was extensively restored, and are a rare example of the Victorians being sensitive to medieval work, in that they fitted them to the surviving 14th Cent. Poppy heads (from French; pouppet - a doll) still to be seen nearest the walls. They also provided new poppy heads of a similar style nearest the gangway. No two heads are alike. The only complete 14th Cent. pews are to be found alongside the walls nearest the screen. walls nearest the screen.
WINDOWS in the Nave date from 15th cent. The glass in those of the South wall was badly damaged by enemy action 1939-45, while some remnants of early English painted glass can be seen in two windows in the N. wall.
in the S. wall were made for holding statues of the saints and these include St. Francis and St. Mary Magdalene, also Our Lady of Walsingham.
CEILING is late Victorian timber barrel-vault and rest on 14th cent. corbels.
COBELSR take the form of heads of kings and queens. Those nearest the chancel are thought to be Henry II and his Queen, Matilda, and those in the middle King Edmund of East Anglia and his Queen.
NAVE ALTAR Communion Table of 1613 is made of oak but has been fitted more recently with a mensa of Indian Teak. It is the most important item in the church being the place where the Faithful gather week by week to celebrate the Holy Eucharist, the Church's most important act of worship.
HOUSELLING BENCHES (from the Anglo-Saxon word for Communion) made in 1928 are copies of the medieval equivalent of Communion rails which were not known before 17th Cent.
PULPIT oak, date 1886, octagonal.
PRIEST'S STOOL AND DAIS were constructed in 1985 from old pew timber.
ROOD SCREEN c. 1490 is identical in design to that found at the neighbouring church of Somerleyton, but a bay wider on each side. The lower panels of screens are often painted with saints, but here with the Angels of the Passion, now badly faded A later and more complete version of this theme is found only in Suffolk at Hitcham. The angels wear white albs and amices with red apparels and would have held the implements of Christ's Passion. would have held the implements of Christ's Passion. The 4th angel from the left can be seen with the lance that pierced the side of Christ. The scroll above their heads would have read Passio Christi Salvatoris. The screen itself shows signs of more recent work, notably the coving which masks the ancient beam on which the ROOD or crucifix would have stood in ancient times. The present rood dates from 1928.
CHANCEL was rebuilt in 1851 from which time daters the oak panelling and choir stalls.
MEMORIALS are to be found on the walls and set in the floor, including an ancient sarcophagus lid marked with a sword, the sign of a male burial. In the sanctuary floor is to be found the memorial to Revd. Gregory Clarke who founded the Blundeston School 1726, and two brasses of the Sydnor family of 17th cent. There is also a 19th cent. brass.
PISCINA for cleaning sacred vessels in S. wall of 15th cent. with ogee arch over.
SANCTUARY contains the High Altar of 1928 standing on the base of the 14th cent. altar and is of identical measurements.. Note the gilded angels holding torches on the riddel posts. This is the traditional arrangement for English Altars dating from Saxon times. The Blessed Sacrament is reserved in the tabernacle in the middle of the altar for the communion of the sick.
WEDDING KNEELER. This was stitched by the Churchwardens to mark the new Millenium, the work was funded by Lord Somerleyton whose daughter Alicia was married in this Church.
He is not here, he is risen (picture copyright suffolkchurches.co.uk)
Remember that as well as being a place of historical interest, this is foremost a place of worship, the House of God. We invite you to sign your name in the visitor's book at the back of the church.
THE HOLY WATER STOUP, a common feature in ancient churches, is still in use today. A note explaining its use hangs beside it.
GROTESQUE HEAD beneath the stoup is Norman and looks to have been a fountain head.
COAT OF ARMS above the door is that of Charles II and erected on the restoration of the Monarchy in the year shown.
In the Church PLATE the oldest item is a Communion Cup with lid dating from 1645. There is also a BIBLE of 1701
MAIN DOOR is recent but the strap hinges and 14th cent. lock remain. Note the Norman shafts in the doorway re-used upside down.
PORCH windows have examples of 17th cent. painted Flemish Glass. Note Physician with glasses.
SUNDIAL 1993 replaces the 17th cent. one mentioned by Dickens, which had become unsafe, and a 1983 model installed upside down!
TOWER c 988 is higher than originally built and contains numerous Saxon/Norman openings, some of them blocked up. There are two bells, one of 1670, the other from Flixton of 1662. The bells were overhauled and restored in 2005 with funds from the Treasurers' sponsored Christmas day swim. The tower is not in the middle of the west wall. When the nave was widened in the 14th cent. the north wall was retained and the the new south wall built further away. Originally, the Tower would have been no higher than the topmost course of round-arched openings (approximately level with the present ridge of the Nave). The four Early English openings above date the topmost section to 14th century.
SQUINT - exterior to north of tower in west wall.
NORTH DOORWAY - note simple Norman rounded arch.
FONT - beside Priest's door on south side of chancel, is Norman and came from Flixton.
SCRATCH DIALS - two are to be found on the buttress nearest the Porch, rather overgrown with lichen.
STONE CROSS on the East gable end was carved and erected in 2006 with funds from the Treasurers sponsored Bell ringing on Christmas Day 2005.
PORCH GATES bear the emblems of Our Lady and St. Andrew, the patron saints of the church.
WE HOPE YOU HAVE ENJOYED YOUR VISIT to Blundeston Church and have found something in it of interest and beauty and that is has spoken to you of God's abiding presence. God bless you on your way.


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Posted on : 04-Dec-2017 | By : Henry White | In : Family, Genealogy, Law Legal, Legal, Relationships
More often than not, people marry to have someone to live with for the rest of their lives. It is in marriage that two individuals become one. Sad to say though that not all married couples did live happily ever after. This is not how they foresee their married life would be, but recent statistics reveals that more and more pairs ended up with divorce. Perhaps one concrete example for that is the existence of numerous Divorce Records Michigan.
The Division for Vital Records of the State is where this type of document is well-kept for the service of the people. It keeps track of divorces that occurred and were recorded in the State since 1897. File copies are provided after the applicant has paid the required fee, which covers a 3-year search. Notably, some accounts were not filed within the state, specifically those that are dated before 1924. The government also doesn't hold any divorce files for Detroit from 1973 to 1974.
The latest U.S. census shows over 9 million Michiganders/Michiganians living in this region. That brings it to the 8th rank for the most-populated place in the entire America. In line with that huge number of residents, its cases for couples getting separated have also continued to flourish. Currently, various public repositories are flooded with accounts that relate such event and everyone is entitled to get hold of a copy of it.
To push through the search, the applicants must ensure that the proper application form is completely filled-out and signed and the specified charge is already paid. It's likewise a prerequisite to gather as much information as you can regarding your subject such as the full names of the husband and wife at the time of the separation, as well as the county of occurrence and more. Requests may also be sent to the County Clerk in the county that granted the divorce.
This information is considered as an important piece of document. At a basic level, it carries essential facts concerning the involved couple, their personal particulars and other pertinent revelations about the when and where of divorce, alimony, reasons for the dissolution of marriage and more. Unquestionably, this type of file is of great significance in any legal cases, genealogy and in investigating the personal background of someone.
Without a doubt, no one wants to go through the process of separation or worse have the case open for everyone to see. But, involved parties must take note that Divorce Court Records are naturally public records. Yes, that means that access to this information is given to all, according to the jurisdiction of the State. A copy of it can even be obtained through those commercial service providers online either for free or for a small cost. Those who need to obtain it in no time are recommended to pay a small amount online and experience a much quicker and simpler search.


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|Date: December 04, 2015
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The Charter would save you a day of travel and provide the same amazing views you would see on a typical flightseeing tour. We offer air taxi services throughout the state of Alaska, however, our specialty is serving visitors to Denali National Park, the Alaska Range, and flightseeing. Many of our clients choose accommodations at one of the five back country destinations located in Kantishna. Below are some of the more common Alaska charter flights that we offer on demand for clients! We can customize any flight to include extra scenic air tour flight time around Denali to or from any destination. Keep in mind that air travel is dependent on weather considerations! Information on backup plans if weather does not allow us to fly can be found on our FAQ page.
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Approximately 1.5 – 2 hours 210 miles. This flight will save you 9- 12 hours of ground transport time to and from Kantishna. If weather allows it also will take us through the most spectacular portion of the Alaska range. We will fly right next to the Eastern side of Denali and fly over several glaciers spanning over 30 miles. We will weave through granite peaks and mountain faces that can be as high as 14,000 ft above us. The great gorge of the Ruth Glacier, Don Sheldon Amphitheater, and the Wickersham wall- Denali's immense North Face may all be available to view on this flight. Extra time can be added to fly around the climbing base camps and completely circle the Mountain.
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Exploring Acadia National Park from the Acacia House Inn
A few years ago, on a very lucky Friday the 13th, we eloped to Maine, specifically to Northeast Harbor, a tiny village at the mouth of Somes Sound, where the ladies in the Town Clerk's office were giddy and gracious in hosting an impromptu wedding for us on just a few days' notice. They served as officiant, witnesses, photographer, and florist, presenting me with a bouquet of fresh-cut daffodils from outside the building. We spent the rest of the weekend exploring the island by bike and foot. When we arrived back home, we sent the Town Hall crew a thank you note with Portsmouth chocolates and our favorite picture from that day. And so began our May tradition of adventuring on Mount Desert Island.
This weekend, we arrived on Friday for four days of hiking, running, writing, sleeping, and eating. Acadia National Park is the frequent site of the first three activities, while the Acacia House Inn is our preferred site for the last two. We've written extensively about our national park adventures at Acadia, but we've been remiss in writing about our favorite B&B, the place we stayed that first spring and almost every year since. Let's correct that right now! (more…)
Back to the Alternative Grind
We realized today that we haven't posted an update in close to two months. How does that saying go? Time flies when you're exhausted, confused, and energized by new ideas? We arrived home from Germany at the end of September, having traveled for 12 of the 15 preceding weeks. Six weeks spent road tripping across the Canadian and American west followed by six weeks in Europe, with three weeks at home in between to do laundry, repack, and taper for the marathon. By the time we finally returned to our cozy apartment in New Hampshire eight weeks ago, we were jet-lagged, burned out, and ready to slow down. And we were supposed to leave in six days for our next adventure: two weeks of national park hopping in the Pacific Northwest. (more…)
Revisiting Rothenburg
I've spent four months of my life in Germany. I visited my family here for one month when I was ten years old, another month when I was sixteen and about two months spread across three visits over the past three years. The large time span between visits has allowed me to experience the strange intersection of memory and reality. Nowhere was this more evident than when I visited Rothenburg ob der Tauber last week with T, S & J. (more…)
Brötchen and Handball: Our German Stay-Cation
We've been in Germany for more three weeks, and our spoken language skills have progressed to the point where we can order dinner and drinks in a restaurant (confirming that things are meat-free as needed), handle travel on the bus and train (including reading the many signs indicating the once-mighty German rail lines are running late again), decipher pop songs on the radio (and Adam Sandler movies), and make (limited) small talk. I can also rattle off most fruits and vegetables and kitchen verbs, thanks in large part to cooking several dishes from a German recipe book. But the true test of our German skills is tackling the morning visit to the local Bäckerei for fresh breakfast rolls (Brötchen). (more…)
Wandering Around Wϋrzburg
A few days ago, M and I took advantage of a regional train pass that allowed us to head anywhere in the state of Bayern (Bavaria) for a combined fare of €26. We first rode the bus to Aschaffenburg where we boarded a two-hour local train to the city of Wϋrzburg. We hadn't done much research before selecting it as our destination for a one-night adventure (inexpensive, interesting, and semi-local were our main requirements), and we weren't sure what to expect. Perhaps for that reason, we were quickly captivated by the place. (more…)
Runner's High, German Style!
J and I run a lot of races. However, since many of our races take place while traveling, it's rare that we get to run with friends. Yes, running is an individual sport, but taking on a race with friends is much better than going it alone. While J and I are always each other's personal cheering squad, a bigger group means even more positive energy.
Today, we joined T & S for a 10K race in Elsenfeld, Germany, a small town near Groβwallstadt where we are staying. In some ways, the race was like most American races: there were timing chips, a DJ, t-shirts, water stops, etc. In other ways, it was totally different: (more…)
Grüße aus Deutschland! (Greetings from Germany!)
We've been in Germany just ten days, but it feels like a lifetime…in a good way. We left Ireland last Tuesday after a fantastic week, capped off with two active days in Dublin. It was a short, productive flight to Frankfurt; M worked on the poetry book he's co-editing, and I practiced my German (which needs a bit of practice). Our flight landed nearly an hour late, but M's uncle and cousin were waiting patiently for us just past customs. We had initially planned to take the train, but after a long week of travel, we were grateful for their offer to pick us up. We chatted all the way back to their house in a small town along the Main River south of the city of Aschaffenburg.
We stayed local the first few days, getting used to another time zone and catching up with M's family. We've traveled here each of the past two summers, but in prior years, our visits have been planned around M's cousins' weddings. It's a nice change of pace to be without a formal agenda on this trip. (more…)
It's All About People (Even for an Introvert Like Me)
Greetings from Germany…specifically from our cousins' home south of Frankfurt. We've only been here for one full day, but we already feel settled in and are so grateful for their hospitality and friendship. We tackled our first post-marathon run together (six scenic miles along the Main River) and enjoyed our first German beers of the trip, including a specially-formulated alcohol-free beer with added vitamins designed for consumption after sports. Running just got even better!
But before we fill our minds and hearts with new people and adventures here in Germany, we wanted to give a shout out to some of the wonderful folks we met in Ireland. (more…)
11 Things I Learned on Achill Island
The Achill Ultra race series on Achill Island in Ireland consisted of three events: a half marathon (13.1 miles), a full marathon (26.2 miles) and an ultra-marathon (a whopping 39.3 miles). There were just over 200 runners across all three races, making this a very personal affair. While most of the runners were Irish, we met folks from Ontario and New Jersey as well. And of course, we were in from New Hampshire. (more…)
We're Off on the Road to Achill Island
We left Clifden Thursday morning with our sights set on tiny Achill Island on Ireland's west coast. It was slated as a short drive (less than two hours), but we planned to take our time. Our first stop—just twenty minutes or so from the inn—was at Connemara National Park. On any other day, we would have trekked to the top of the park's famous (and fog-covered) Diamond Hill. But two days before a marathon is not the time to take on an unknown hike (any hike, really). (more…)


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Ravn Alaska implements seasonal schedule at Valdez airport
Ravn Alaska implements seasonal schedule at Valdez airport
Ravn Alaska updated its flight times between Anchorage and Valdez to accommodate for seasonal Department of Transportation maintenance at the Valdez airport beginning November 1st, 2017.
Ravn Alaska's morning Anchorage to Valdez flight (7H 800) will now depart at 8:25 a.m. with a 9:10 a.m. arrival. Additionally, the return Valdez to Anchorage flight (7H 801) will now depart at 9:35 a.m. with a 10:15 a.m. arrival time.
Ticketed passengers who may be affected by this change will be contacted by the Ravn Alaska Reservations Team. Concerned travelers may call the Ravn Alaska Reservations Team at (907) 266-8394.
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Cooking has always been enjoyable for me. Yes, there have been periods in my life when cooking or more importantly canning and preserving were overwhelming, like in the days when I did it all. When my children were young, I canned all our fruit, jam, pickles and made our own bread. At that time, going to the market meant only one thing, stocking up on flour, sugar, dairy, and meat, because everything else we needed was already in our pantry.
Food choices have also changed. When cooking for a family, many things must be considered, primarily those who do not like what you might be cooking. In the past few years, exploration has been the theme. Exploring all those flavors and combinations never tried before.
Fast forward 40 years (wow, where does it go?) and cooking is still fun, especially with my husband right there to join in! Last night we cooked for the first time in our new kitchen, and this is what we made.......
|Black Bean Mango Salad
Black Bean and Mango Salad
adapted from: Mark Bittman's Kitchen Express via Sidewalk Shoes
1 can black beans, rinsed and drained OR 1 1/2 c cooked black beans
1 large mango, diced
1/2 red pepper, diced small
2-3 scallions sliced thin OR 1 rounded T minced red onion
juice of 1 (large) lime
2-3 T olive oil
a small amount of minced fresh chili OR dash of hot sauce
salt and pepper to taste
1/4 c cilantro leaves, left whole
Combine, taste for correct seasoning, enjoy.
We served this salad alongside beef tacos, for a lovely and spirited meal.
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Anne Tyng
|July 14, 1920
Lushan, Jiangxi, China
|December 27, 2011 (aged 91)
|Alma mater
|Radcliffe College, Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania
|Stonorov and Kahn
|Trenton Bathhouse,
Salk Institute for Biological Studies,
Yale Art Gallery
Anne Griswold Tyng (July 14, 1920 – December 27, 2011) was an architect and professor. She is best known for having collaborated with Louis I. Kahn at his practice in Philadelphia, for 29 years. She served as a professor at the University of Pennsylvania for 27 years, teaching classes in morphology. She was a fellow of the American Institute of Architects, and Academician of the National Academy of Design.
Tyng's parents, Ethel Atkinson (née Arens) and Walworth Tyng, were from old New England families and were living as Episcopalian missionaries in China when Tyng was born in 1920, in Lushan, Jiangxi province.[1][2]
As a young woman, Tyng showed her developed sense of mathematics and design. Her invention of the Tyng Toy, at the age of 27, illustrated her mastery of form. A construction set for children, the Tyng Toy allowed a small selection of plywood pieces to be combined into a wide variety of toys and pieces of furniture, ranging from a stool to a rocking horse.[3]
Tyng received her bachelor's degree from Radcliffe College in 1942. Later, she studied with Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer at the architecture school at Harvard University. In 1944, she was among the school's first female graduates.[4] Tyng was the only woman to enter the architecture licensing exam in 1949 and, at the test, one of the male proctors turned his back on her and refused to cooperate.[1]
She obtained her Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania in 1975. Her dissertation was titled, "Simultaneous Randomness and Order: the Fibonacci-Divine Proportion as a Universal Forming Principle."[5] The school's Architectural Archives holds her collected papers.
Tyng was a theorist known for her passion for mathematics and her pioneering work in space frame architecture, in which interlocking geometric patterns are used to create light-filled spaces. She was particularly interested in platonic solids and in Jungian thought. Her Ph.D. thesis, titled Simultaneousness, Randomness and Order, pursued her interests in hierarchical symmetry and organic form. For her work in this field, she became the first woman to receive a grant from the Graham Foundation, in 1965. Designing an addition to her parents' farmhouse in Maryland, she was also the first architect to frame a traditional peaked-roof house with fully triangulated three-dimensional truss.[6]
Tyng moved to Philadelphia and landed a job at Louis Kahn's architectural practice, Stonorov and Kahn, in 1945. Her fascination with complex geometrical shapes had a strong influence on several projects, most notably on the five cubes that comprise the Trenton Bath House and the triangular ceiling of Yale Art Gallery.[1] Tyng also says that the concept for Kahn's famous "City Tower" design was largely her invention, though when the model was included in a show at the Museum of Modern Art, Kahn left her name off of the credit label at first.[7] The two also collaborated on the Eserhick Studio and on Bryn Mawr's Erdman Hall.
Tyng designed the Four-Poster House in Mount Desert Island, Maine. Using logs and cedar shakes, she sought to make the house seem like an outgrowth of its natural environment. The house was also structured around the concept of a four-poster bed, with four central columns, each made from a cluster of four tree trunks, and a top floor entirely given over to a master bedroom.[8] Evidence of her style can also be seen in aspects of her former residence, known as the Tyng house, in Philadelphia's Fitler Square. On its third floor, the building features a pyramidal timber-framed ceiling and slotted windows. Its staircase also utilizes openwork metal screens that she had originally chosen for the Yale Art Gallery project.[9]
In 1989, Tyng published the essay, "From Muse to Heroine, Toward a Visible Creative Identity," which was a study of the development of female creative roles in architecture. In it, she wrote, "The steps from muse to heroine are accomplished by very few. Most women trained as architects marry architects. No longer the women behind the man, the woman architect in partnership with her husband may nevertheless by barely visible beside (or slightly behind) the hero," further noting, "The greatest hurdle for a woman in architecture today is the psychological development necessary to free her creative potential."[10]
Tyng's influence on Kahn's work was recognized very late in her life. The Institute of Contemporary Art held a retrospective exhibition of her work in 2010.[1]
Kahn connection
Tyng is named in many sources as Kahn's partner and muse. In a letter recommending her to the Graham Foundation, Buckminster Fuller called her, "Kahn's geometrical strategist."[4] After a nine-year relationship with Kahn, she became pregnant and, because of the potential scandal, turned down a Fulbright Scholarship and departed in the Autumn of 1953 for Rome.[1] During her year in Italy where their daughter, Alexandra Tyng, was born, Tyng studied with the structural engineer and architect Pier Luigi Nervi and wrote weekly to Kahn.[11] After their falling-out in 1964, Tyng left his firm, where she had been a partner.
Aged 82, Anne Tyng appeared in Nathaniel Kahn's documentary My Architect discussing her insights into his work and her experience with Louis Kahn. Dr. Tyng returned the building on which Kahn and Tyng first collaborated, the Trenton Bath House, for the first time since its completion,[12] finding it neglected and in disrepair. Due in part to the attention that the film drew to the bath house's condition, the building was completely renovated in 2009.[1]
- ^ a b c d e f g Saffron, Inga (January 7, 2012). "Anne Tyng, 91, groundbreaking architect". Philly.com. Retrieved January 8, 2012.
- ^ Whitaker, William. "Anne Griswold Tyng: 1920–2011". Domus. Retrieved October 14, 2015.
- ^ Popular Mechanics (August 1950). Put-Together Toys from Plywood Parts. Hearst Magazines. pp. 107–. ISSN 0032-4558.
- ^ a b Pogrebin, Robin (January 7, 2012). "Anne Tyng, Theorist of Architecture, Dies at 91". New York Times. Retrieved February 1, 2014.
- ^ Anne Griswold Tyng. ""Simultaneous Randomness and Order: the Fibonacci-Divine Proportion as". repository.upenn.edu. Retrieved May 31, 2019.
- ^ Tyng, Anne Griswold (December 1, 1991). "Synthesis of a Traditional House with a Space-Frame." International Journal of Space Structures 6(4) : 267–73. https://doi.org/10.1177/026635119100600403.
- ^ Weiss, Srdjan Jovanovic (May 18, 2011). "Una vita geometrica". Domus (947).
- ^ "Four-Poster House". Retrieved 2 February 2014.
- ^ Morgan, Susan (May 1, 2012). "Small Wonder". New York Times. Retrieved 2 February 2014.
- ^ Tyng, Anne Griswold (1989). Berkeley, Ellen Perry (ed.). Architecture: A Place for Women. Smithsonian Institution Press.
- ^ Tyng, Anne Griswold (1997). Louis Kahn to Anne Tyng: The Rome Letters, 1953-1954. Rizzoli. ISBN 0-8478-2009-2.
- ^ Kahn, Nathaniel (Director) (November 12, 2003). My Architect (Documentary).


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Excerpt from "How to Obtain Revelation and Inspiration for Your Personal Life," by Elder Richard G. Scott, April 2012 General Conference:
The Holy Ghost communicates important information that we need to guide us in our mortal journey. When it is crisp and clear and essential, it warrants the title of revelation. When it is a series of promptings we often have to guide us step by step to a worthy objective, for the purpose of this message, it is inspiration.
An example of revelation would be the direction that President Spencer W. Kimball received after his long and continued supplication to the Lord regarding providing the priesthood to all worthy men in the Church when at the time it was available to only some of them.
Another example of revelation is this guidance given to President Joseph F. Smith: "I believe we move and have our being in the presence of heavenly messengers and of heavenly beings. We are not separate from them. … We are closely related to our kindred, to our ancestors … who have preceded us into the spirit world. We can not forget them; we do not cease to love them; we always hold them in our hearts, in memory, and thus we are associated and united to them by ties that we can not break. … If this is the case with us in our finite condition, surrounded by our mortal weaknesses, … how much more certain it is … to believe that those who have been faithful, who have gone beyond … can see us better than we can see them; that they know us better than we know them. … We live in their presence, they see us, they are solicitous for our welfare, they love us now more than ever. For now they see the dangers that beset us; … their love for us and their desire for our well being must be greater than that which we feel for ourselves."1
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I use Website Builder 7, and have added an favicon that shows up in web browser tabs, but doesn't appear when I save the page to my iPhone or Android home screen. I have a related WordPress site that saves a favicon to an iPhone and Android home screen with no issue.
Is there a way to manually add a favicon.ico file to the site code that will work for mobile device page saves, or is there another available workaround? Thank you.
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There's this evil bit of the JDK involving NIO, where deep in the inner loop of a per-byte copy there's a virtual call:
ByteBuffer bb = ...;
for( int i=0; i<N; i++ )
 buf[i] = bb.get(i);
No problemo, the JIT will inline the single target, right?
Suppose the abstract class ByteBuffer has a single implementing class called DirectByteBuffer (via the abstract class MappedByteBuffer).
Then the JVM can prove that any ByteBuffer must be an instance of a DirectByteBuffer (please pardon my not-quite-exact translation to java-pseudo-code):
ByteBuffer bb = ...;
for( int i=0; i<N; i++ ) {
 DirectByteBuffer tmp= (DirectByteBuffer)bb; // Cast is free!
 buf[i] = tmp.get(i);
}
And then 'tmp.get' gets inlined (along with a few of it's friends) like so:
ByteBuffer bb = ...;
for( int i=0; i<N; i++ ) {
 DirectByteBuffer tmp= (DirectByteBuffer)bb; // Cast is free!
 if( i<0 || i>tmp.limit ) throw ...;
 buf[i] = tmp.unsafe.getByte(tmp.address + i);
}
And then the compiler does it's usual magic with range-check-elimination, loop-invariant hoisting, unrolling, etc:
ByteBuffer bb = ...;
DirectByteBuffer tmp= (DirectByteBuffer)bb; // Cast is free!
unsafe ptr = tmp.address + 0;
for( int i=0; i<min(N,tmp.limit,buf.length); i+=4 ) {
 prefetch ptr+256; // some cache lines ahead
 buf[i+0] = *(ptr+i+0); // psuedo-code for unrolled loop
 buf[i+1] = *(ptr+i+1);
 buf[i+2] = *(ptr+i+2);
 buf[i+3] = *(ptr+i+3);
}
if( N>tmp.limit || N >buf.limit ) throw ...;
And suddenly the inner loop looks something like the guts of 'memcpy', and performance is quite good. Yeah for JITs!
This also works if the single implementing class of ByteBuffer is HeapByteBuffer, yielding code very similar (after suitable levels of inlining, of course):
ByteBuffer bb = ...;
HeapByteBuffer tmp= (HeapByteBuffer)bb; // Cast is free!
if( tmp.position >= tmp.limit ) throw...
int init = tmp.position;
unsafe ptr = tmp.hb + tmp.offset;
int reg = tmp.position; // hoist field into register
for( int i=0; i<min(N,tmp.limit-init,buf.length); i+=4 ) {
 prefetch ptr+256; // some cache lines ahead
 buf[i+0] = *(ptr+reg+0);
 buf[i+1] = *(ptr+reg+1);
 buf[i+2] = *(ptr+reg+2);
 buf[i+3] = *(ptr+reg+3);
 reg+=4;
}
tmp.position = reg; // write register back into field
if( N>tmp.limit || N>buf.limit ) throw ...;
Again the JIT straightens out a nest of twisted inlining to yield something close to memcpy.
What Happens When I Call Them Both?
But suppose now this single loop is called with both HeapByteBuffers and DirectByteBuffers. Then the compiler can't prove a single target class exists and doesn't inline the original 'get' call. Performance of the same loop plummets (usually by a factor of 10x or so). Just for exactly this case, HotSpot includes a special optimization called BimorphicInlining (think: Polymorphic inlining for the special case where "poly=2"). If there are exactly TWO possible targets, and both are hot then HotSpot will insert a runtime type test and inline both targets roughly like so:
ByteBuffer bb = ...;
if( bb instanceOf HeapByteBuffer ) {
 ...range checks, other setup
 unsafe ptr = tmp.hb + tmp.offset;
 int reg = tmp.position; // hoist field into register
} else { // else must be a DirectByteBuffer
 ...range checks, other setup
 unsafe ptr = tmp.address + 0;
}
for( int i=0; i<min(N,tmp.limit-init,buf.length); i+=4 ) {
 prefetch ptr+256; // some cache lines ahead
 if( bb instanceOf HeapByteBuffer ) {
 buf[i+0] = *(ptr+reg+0);
 buf[i+1] = *(ptr+reg+1);
 buf[i+2] = *(ptr+reg+2);
 buf[i+3] = *(ptr+reg+3);
 reg+=4;
 } else { // must be DirectByteBuffer
 buf[i+0] = *(ptr+i+0);
 buf[i+1] = *(ptr+i+1);
 buf[i+2] = *(ptr+i+2);
 buf[i+3] = *(ptr+i+3);
 }
}
if( bb instanceOf HeapByteBuffer ) tmp.position = reg;
if( N>tmp.limit || N>buf.limit ) throw ...;
Voila'! Performance is (almost) back to what is was before. Of course, the loop body doubled in size (and the array math is subtly different) and only 1/2 the code is ever used on any invocation. And we have to do a type-check in the loop on every iteration (made cheaper by unrolling: the type-check now only happens 1/4th as often).
More Than Two Targets
What happens if we have more than 2 hot targets? HotSpot stops trying, and falls back to the generic virtual call (and 10x performance lossage). In theory, you can use an optimization called loop-unswitching – really loop-cloning – to clone a new copy of the loop per possible target of 'get' (no production JVM that I know of does this). But why do I care?
Turns out this kind of coding style has a number of interesting use cases: any time the iteration logic is complex (hence wants to be shared) but the inner-loop work is tiny. This is true for graphics BitBlit routines where you have lots of interesting edge cases as you work around the borders of some rectangle – but the work-per-iteration is usually something like: load a word from the 2 arrays, XOR them, then write back – or some minor variation thereof. i.e., you've got a modestly complex set of nested outer loops, and you want a polymorphic bit of work in the inner loop. If you only wanted a single kind of inner-loop work, you'd get that single target inlined and the JIT would Do The Right Thing.
But what do you do when you've got lots of inner-loop targets? The graphics guys didn't wait around for the compiler-writers of the world to catch up; they voted with their feet. They cloned all those loops, by hand in the source code. [Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm being somewhat hyperbolic here; I don't know what really goes on in the 2-D libraries for Windows or Mac under the hood; this situation was true for graphics when I wrote games 20 yrs ago and I keep hearing it pop up now and again].
To Clone Or Not To Clone, That is The Question…
And now I have a good friend busy writing more complex iterator code (for parallel & concurrent iteration over complex spaces) with unknown – but typically small – inner loops. He wants to write the code Once and let the JIT clone whole loops on an as-needed basis. Alas, this JIT optimization seems unlikely to happen soon. He's now debating generating copies of his loops specialized to a single target instance on demand. I.e., an already complex parallel iterating library is about to pick up some even-more-complex bytecode rewriting stuff in an effort to get decent performance out of simple loops.
So: should he Clone his code? Cloned not even in the source code (where you can at least look for & fix cut-n-paste bugs, tweak for performance on a per-loop basis, etc) – but cloned automatically (with all the evil performance problems THAT implies – excessive repeated JIT compilation, cloning when there's no point, bytecode bloat, impossible-to-figure-out Exceptions coming from machine-generated code)? Or suffer the slings and arrows of outrageously bad performance, for what's supposed to be a easy-to-use high-performance Java library for parallel programming?
PS – I got the yellow-jackets from last post with a 2nd gopher bomb, thanks for all the suggestions!


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A Bit About Gert-Jan
Gert-Jan de Boer is a network administrator with experience in Novell NetWare (4.11, 5.1, 6.0 and 6.5) and most Novell products. He is also skilled in using Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat and SuSE). His company, Nosco ICT, is a Dutch-based solution provider specializing in Networking and Voice over IP. Support is delivered for Novell products, Linux, several Open Source apps and Asterisk. For more information check out the (Dutch) website @ http://www.nosco-ict.nl
The Complete Works of Gert-Jan
31 Oct 2006
Speeding Up E-mail Loading Time
Tired of wating for mail to load on WebAccess after login? Cool Solutions reader Gert-Jan de Boer shares a simple tip to get things moving along ...
04 Jan 2006
Repairing a lost Primary Domain without a Backup
Gert-Jan de Boer explains how to recover a GroupWise system with multiple post offices where the Primary Domain has crashed, and there's no backup. Useful tip to tuck in your back pocket for (knock on wood...) the random, unforeseeable calamity.
18 May 2004
NetWare Authentication on Linux
This was the winning entry in the Migration to Linux Contest conducted in February/March 2004. Congratulations to Gert-Jan. We'll be holding another contest like this one later this year, so if you are currently migrating, keep good notes, and you just might win next time!
30 Apr 2004
Network Monitoring with Nagios and MRTG
Gert-Jan de Boer explains how his company uses Nagios and MRTG to monitor their NetWare and Windows servers, network links and other stuff.
28 May 2003
Dislodging a Server That's Stuck in a "New" State
Here's a tip from a user who ran into a problem adding a replica to a new server when all things came to a screeching halt. Read how he got things back up to speed.
26 Mar 2003
NetWare Tail
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The Jamie Divi Page Layout Pack Will Delight You!
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A Beautiful Divi Layout Pack for the Food & Beverage Industry
The new Divi Theme Page Layout Pack, the Jamie Pack, contains:
- Full web design Page Layout Pack
- The Jamie Assistant Plugin
- Divi Home Page and Inner Page Layouts
- Fully Editable PSDs
- Json Files
The Jamie Divi Page Layout Pack is a delightfully designed and built collection of homepage and inner page layouts. Starting off as the Jamie Collection with full page layouts and only available to Divi Den Pro members the Jamie Collection has grown into a lovely layout pack.
These Divi Page Layouts will be welcome by regular as well as new Divi Den product users who prefer to own products outright rather than pay a monthly fee. You asked for it. Now it's available to you at a really reasonable price.
The Jamie Page Layout Pack is of course also still available to Divi Den Pro members. For more details on this easy to afford option read more here and for a review of the huge library of pre-made page layouts and modules as well as an extensive range of bonus items view here.
The Jamie Divi Page Layout Pack has the following page layouts:
3 Divi Homepage Layouts
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This Divi Page Layout Pack features truly useful design and layouts for the home pages as well as the inner pages. All elements you would need for website pages targeted at the hospitality industry. Whether your client has a bar, a restaurant or other food speciality store or a hotel or perhaps a B&B, these layouts will be useful in a range of business application.
Have a closer look at each page and move your cursor across the pages to pick up on a fabulous range of micro interactions that will engage your users as they move their attention down the page. These tiny animations are there to nudge visitors along and create small moments of delight.
For Web Designers
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Now that you've read our story, here are some photos of our volunteering work. We hope that this shows you how excited the children are to learn.
Our fundraising work and the contributions of incredibly kind donors over the past couple of years came to fruition in November when we started putting down the first bricks for our school. We are grateful to have the support of Eunice, the manager of Ngerende Island Lodge, to coordinate the project on-site and ensure the local craftsmen and community are fully engaged. The local village has been involved from day one, with the children greeting the builders as they arrived with materials and their parents carrying materials from the Lodge to the school. Fortunately, we've been able to build on existing foundations, which were made possible by funds from Ngrende Island Lodge. It is such a joy to see the excitement of the community around the school and the prospects it will bring!
Once the building is complete, the central focus will be to sustain funding in order to maintain the infrastructure, pay salaries for the teachers, and buy books and other important items to enable to school to thrive. We hope that the school will improve the children of Enkerende's education, and also allow the community as a whole to develop.


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Late Summer '14
Viaje -- We always find ourselves struck with wanderlust in the dog days of summer - longing for a change of scenery. An escape to Mexico City & Oaxaca made for the perfect getaway. Friends of Olive, Kara Holekamp & Jenny Mulder, spent a long weekend exploring while capturing the calm of the dog days of summer.
Photography: Kara Holekamp
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This is an advanced Sales and Inventory System programmed using PHP. The PHP extension used is MySQLi.
Here's the list of features on this system:
- Purchase
- Stockin
- Payment
- Credit
- Products
- History Log
- Reorder Level
- Maintenance
- Category
- Customer
- Credit Applicants
- Product
- Supplier
- Reports
- Inventory Report
- Sales Report
- Account Receivables
- Branch Income
- Purchase Request
This system is also designed to make it user friendly. We're using Twitter Bootstrap.
You can modify the program as long as you give credit to the original author.
Import the database named inventory using phpMyAdmin. The file is located under backup folder.
Account info
User: admin
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For admin, access it like http://localhost/ahira/admin
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A Philadelphia travel guide – cheese steaks, Benjamin Franklin and art on every corner
Find a place to stay
Get your bearings
Downtown Philadelphia is defined by two rivers, the meandering Schuylkill on the west and the Delaware on the east, the border between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The city is laid out on a grid, with streets named after trees – Cherry, Chestnut, Walnut – running east and west. Numbered streets run north and south. The heart of Philadelphia is its historic center, where Federal-period red-brick row houses line the streets of Old City. Market Street, the major artery, runs horizontally through the center of town. Benjamin Franklin Parkway runs diagonally northwest from central City Hall.
Art and the City
LOVE – and unique public-art displays – are on the streets of Philadelphia, along with giant game-board pieces, wall- sized murals and door-sized aluminum cutouts. This free outdoor art is a great warm-up to the treasures in store in the Philadelphia Museum of Art or The Barnes Collection. If you're in town the first Friday of the month, gallery hop in trendy Old City, where admission – and wine – are free.
Ben Franklin's Philly
Although the city is named for founder William Penn, Benjamin Franklin's name is nearly as ubiquitous around town. At his namesake Franklin Court museum, get your postcards hand-stamped at his personal post office (He was once Philadelphia's postmaster general). The ivy-covered walls of the University of Pennsylvania were also created by Franklin. And while he was at it, he helped create the Colonies' first hospital and invented the lightning rod.
Cheese steaks and more
Sure, it's just a sandwich – the way Big Ben is just a clock. The bread is soft, but has enough heft to soak up the juices of just-off-the-griddle shaved beefsteak. You can get American or provolone cheese, but if you're at cross-corner rivals Pat's and Geno's and want to do it right, order it "wit wiz" (unctuous orange Cheez Whiz and fried onions). Don't worry if a greasy sandwich isn't your idea of fine dining, Philadelphia also has Michelin-Starred chefs turning out Asian, Latin America, and French cuisine in swank dining rooms around the city.
Five Squares of Fun
City founder William Penn designed five squares in downtown to provide leafy oases for Philadelphians. Whether you rent a bike at lush Fairmount, people-watch at swank Rittenhouse, play mini- golf at Franklin, museum hop from Logan or check out City Hall at Centre Square, there's a swath of green waiting for you.
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Tooth whitening brightens your smile in as little as two weeks with customized take-home trays.
How it Works
During the office visit, we create molds which are used to design your custom-fitting trays. These custom-made trays are for you to use at home for the whitening process. When the trays are ready, we schedule a fitting and go over the directions for applying the whitening solution. The at-home treatment usually takes one hour each day for two to three weeks, or until you see the results you desire.
What to Expect
· Your teeth will be brighter in as little as two to three weeks
· You can stop whitening once you see the improved level of a brighter smile
· You can start treatment whenever you see a need for whiter teeth
· Tooth whitening may exacerbate existing tooth sensitivity
After Your Treatment
Your teeth may be more sensitive for a short time after treatment. However, this increased sensitivity will disappear. Repeat the whitening process whenever you notice that your smile needs a refreshing look.


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January 17, 2007, 10:54 pm
End of discussion. Please. Stop talking now.
Donald Trump spread his ego-maniacal joy through the room today. Ostensibly here along with his kids, Jr. and Ivanka, to plug "The Apprentice," he used the occasion to blast Rosie O'Donnell one more time. "Bully," "slob," "horrible human being," etc. I stopped taking notes after the first round of slime. Excuse me while I go take a shower.
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This post is part of our live coverage of FinovateAsia 2013.
Coming to the stage for the first of two separate presentations here at FinovateAsia is GMC Software Technology.
"GMC Software Technology is proposing Inspire Research Portal for Investors. Wealth management groups, investment companies and banks have their own team of market researchers who would study the markets and provide their findings to investors on what they could do to secure or enhance their investments. But the current process is too manual and prone to errors. GMC Software Technology has researched and identified that there is a need to streamline this process, as there is no centralized platform or a total solution which could fulfill all these requirements."
Presenting Matthias Kraaz (Technical Director, APAC) and Kelvin Huang (Assistant Manager, Professional Services)
Product Launch: November 14, 2013
Product distribution strategy: Direct to Business (B2B)
HQ: Appenzell, Switzerland
Founded: 1994
Website: gmc.net
Twitter: @gmc_net


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