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Moderator's note: please ignore the theological debate outlined in this message and focus on the text itself, and what it means.
One of the arguments used by proponents of a "Christian view" of Romans 7:14-25 is Paul's shift to the present tense in these verses (cf. Dunn, Cranfield). On the other hand, those who argue for a non-Christian view have noted that the tense here cannot be decisive. Some have argued for a "historic present," others (following Porter's model of an aspect-only verbal system) have stated that the tense should not be a factor here, and yet other find some way of explaining the tense-change (cf. Moo - "this paragraph describes, in personal terms, the state that resulted from the event he has narrated in vv. 7-13. This goes some way in explaining the shift from past to present tense verbs; Paul first narrates past events, then depicts the continuing status of those who were involved in those events", Moo, Romans (NICNT) p. 451.
Daniel Wallace has argued that the present tense verbs in Romans 7.14-25 cannot be labelled as HPs because Paul is speaking the first person, the use of εἱμι and the absence of secondary tenses in the context (https://bible.org/article/john-52-and-d ... spel-again).
I recently have read Runge's article on the verbal aspect of the HP in narrative, and find his approach to HPs very helpful.
My questions then pertain to the present tense here in Rom 7.14-25:
- Can these be classified as HPs or not?
- Could there be a discourse-pragmatic function for Paul's shift to the present tenses here (to build anticipation as he prepares the reader for chapter 8?) OR is Paul's shift to the present tense an indication of shift to present time (i.e., Christian experience).
- Or are the present tenses in Romans 7.14-25 inconclusive either way, and the argument (on both sides) should focus on other data in the text rather than on the present tense.
Would appreciate your thoughts and help here!


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The Crusaders moved into the play-off positions when the beat the Lions 23-13 at Coca-Cola Park in Johannesburg on Saturday.
The Crusaders moved into the play-off positions when the beat the Lions 23-13 at Coca-Cola Park in Johannesburg on Saturday.
Both sides stayed true to their attacking instincts by giving the ball plenty of air but were guilty of committing too many errors.
Although there was plenty of action during the first half, the game's opening points only came in the 19th minute when Butch James landed a penalty which Tom Taylor cancelled out, with a place-kick of his own, a short while later.
The latter part of the half saw both teams scoring tries with Zac Guildford dotting in the 31st minute after running onto an inside pass from Dan Carter close to the tryline, before Patric Cilliers barged over the whitewash from close quarters five minutes later.
James slotted the conversion to give his side a 13-10 lead at the break.
But the Crusaders stepped up a gear when they came out of the changing rooms and were rewarded shortly after the restart when Sean Maitland dived onto a beautifully weighted grubber kick from Israel Dagg behind the home side's tryline.
Taylor converted to give his team the lead again and from there seven-time champions never relinquished their grip on the match.
The Christchurch-based franchise's backs, particularly Dagg and Guildford, looked dangerous on attack but they could not break down the Lions' defence for the rest of the match.
The hosts were also chasing the win but in their quest to add to their points tally they committed too many indiscretions and when it was in goal-kicking range Taylor punished them.
He added two further penalties which sealed the win for the Crusaders but the Lions had an opportunity to secure a bonus point for losing by less than seven points in injury time but James missed with his penalty attempt.
The win has moved the Crusaders into sixth position on the table while the Lions are in joint last place with the Rebels.
The scorers:
For Lions:
Try: Cilliers
Con: James
Pens: James 2
For Crusaders:
Tries: Guildford, Maitland
Cons: Taylor 2
Pens: Taylor 3
Lions: 15 James Kamana, 14 Deon van Rensburg, 13 Jaco Taute, 12 Alwyn Hollenbach, 11 Andries Coetzee, 10 Butch James, 9 Tian Meyer, 8 Warren Whiteley, 7 Joshua Strauss (c), 6 Derick Minnie, 5 Franco van der Merwe, 4 Marius Coetzer, 3 Patric Cilliers, 2 Callie Visagie, 1 Caylib Oosthuizen.
Replacements: 16 Martin Bezuidenhout, 17 Jacobie Adriaanse, 18 Stephan Greeff, 19 Cobus Grobbelaar, 20 Ross Cronje, 21 Elton Jantjies, 22 Lionel Mapoe.
Crusaders: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Sean Maitland, 13 Robbie Fruean, 12 Tom Taylor, 11 Zac Guildford, 10 Dan Carter, 9 Andy Ellis, 8 Kieran Read (c), 7 Matt Todd, 6 George Whitelock, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Corey Flynn, 1 Wyatt Crockett.
Replacements: 16 Quentin MacDonald, 17 Ben Franks, 18 Tom Donnelly, 19 Luke Whitelock, 20 Willi Heinz, 21 Ryan Crotty, 22 Tom Marshall.
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)

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We're kicking off the 110th Anniversary at the Museum and you're invited! Thousands of our closest friends are coming out to kick-off our year-long 110th Anniversary when our 110th Anniversary motorcycles roll onto the grounds and Willie G. starts the countdown clock to the big celebration next Labor Day weekend.
Be the first to participate in the year-long, world-wide celebration of motorcycle riders and enthusiasts. Experience the biggest Bike Night Milwaukee has seen and witness the unveiling of the 2013 Harley-Davidson® line-up. Throw a leg over the new machines and meet the engineers and members of our styling team who bring Harley-Davidson® motorcycles to life. We're firing up the grills and serving up cold ones. Live music featuring Robert Allen Jr. band, giveaways and much more!
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The Morris Warriors varsity youth football team had to dig deep to fend off an upset-minded Bourbonnais Bears team, winning 16-6 in second-round River Valley Youth Football playoff action Sunday.
The Warriors (9-1) were up 16-0 at halftime behind solid running from Michael Feeney, Michael Gerischer and Keagan Sobol. n the second half the Warriors could not score and were able to hold the Bears to a single touchdown to preserve the win. Defensively the Warriors were led by Merrick Hairapetian, Kenny Graman, Alex Lawyer and Alonzo Enriques.
With the win, the Warriors will face off against the Lemont Hornets next Sunday at Providence Field in Joliet.
New Lenox 26,
Morris 0
The Warriors (6-4) were able to get some yards late in the game on passing from Mitchell Mayberry to Mason Lewis. Defensively the Warriors could not stop a balanced New Lenox squad. Defensive leaders for the Warriors included Daniel Borgstrom, Tony Menozi, Austin Hastings and Seth Coote.
Morris 13,
Frankfort Black 7, OT
In overtime, the Warriors (10-0) scored on fourth down behind a touchdown surge from Nicholas Matthias. he defense then had to step up and hold the Falcons to no score to seal the win. Defensively the Warriors were led by Scott Dale, Robby Bates, Brandon Phelps and Zander Smith.
With the win, the Warriors advance to the semifinals next Sunday against the New Lenox Junior Knights in Joliet.
Orland Hills 30,
Morris 13
Tristen Martin had 2 touchdown runs for the Warriors (6-4). Defensive leaders included Zach Romak, Troy Mutz, Cameron Hatcher and Cameron Anderson.


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2006: Started in 13 games before being sidelined due to injury...took six shots, two of which were on goal...was a part of the defense that posted five straight shutouts early in the year. 2005: Selected to CAA AllRookie squad...Started all 11 matches played before injury which sidelined him the rest of the season...Scored a goal vs. Davidson and had an assist vs. Elon. Before ODU: Played soccer at the University of Oschang in Cameroon, the men's soccer champion...Participated in the University Games held at Dschang, and took home a gold medal in soccer... Prep: Played for the club team Footstar in Cameroon
Off the Field: Born June 18, 1981...Son of Yomby Nzene Joseph and Kom Alice Adele... Has three brothers and four sisters: Alain (29), Modeste (27), Michel (25), Rachel (28), Solange (26), Judith and Simplile (19).... ...Person in history he'd most like to meet is David Beckham...Most impressive person ever met is soccer legend Zinedine Zidane...Major is Business/Economics...
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New York City offers world-class museums and galleries, unparalleled music and theater, 1,700+ parks, and myriad other activities. Boredom? Not an op... Read More
New York City offers world-class museums and galleries, unparalleled music and theater, 1,700+ parks, and myriad other activities. Boredom? Not an option.
More than anything, New York is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct history and personality: the stately apartment buildings and tony shops of the Upper East Side, the bustling, crooked streets of Chinatown, the blend of storied waterfront and new construction in downtown Brooklyn. Each neighborhood can—and should—be explored on foot; a day passed wandering New York City streets is always a day well spent.
Of course, there's so much more to do in the city besides walking. In fact, most visitors can recite from memory a list of New York's tried-and-true tourist stand-bys: Times Square, Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, MoMA, the Met, the Museum of Natural History, Yankee Stadium. No one needs to be told that these iconic attractions are worth a visit: they are and they always will be. But to really immerse yourself in the city, with its energy and wit and incomparable blend of cultures, we suggest veering off the well-trodden path
Art lovers, for example, might want to check out Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, the Milk Gallery in Chelsea, or the Park Avenue Armory on the Upper East Side. Music fans can scope out emerging talents at Mercury Lounge on the Lower East Side, catch a show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) in Fort Greene, or just walk through Washington Square Park—informal live concerts are legion on sunny days. Film buff? Head to the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria or the one-of-a-kind Nitehawk Cinema in Williamsburg, where you can sip a craft cocktail while you watch a movie. From comedy shows and hidden parks to flea markets and exclusive boutiques, our favorite things to do in NYC are an eclectic mix of can't-miss classics and beloved local haunts.Read Less
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For information regarding what you will see, or the public lands you will have access to along the byway, see BLM's Wild Rivers Recreation Area website.
ActivitiesScenic driving, hiking, camping, picnicking, watchable wildlife, fishing, bicycling.
Location / Access The Wild Rivers Backcountry Byway is located in northern New Mexico, 26 miles north of Taos and 17 miles south of the Colorado-New Mexico state line, near the town of Questa. From New Mexico Highway 522, turn west onto NM 378 approximately 2 miles north of Questa. The byway is an extension of NM 378 into BLM's Wild Rivers Recreation Area.
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Good catch. Thanks for the heads up. Sold my spare Robb Cr's before the price bottomed out.
The entire list of new ELO PermaBans is:
Yookie (Roots), Olga (Freaks), Askai (Jungo), Azel (Nightmare), Muze (Pussycats), Robb Cr (All Stars), Kalindra (Frozn), and Dolly (GHEIST).
Lots of Poison problems removed, and a few balancing issues, like taking out Askai and Yookie.
I agree with all bans.
Dolly isn't perma ban, is temporary ban
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Nicholas Horrock has been a writer and journalist for three decades including stints on The New York Times, Newsweek Magazine, United Press International and the Chicago Tribune. He was the editor in charge of a New York Times team that won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for a series of articles on the U.S. immigration crisis called "The Tarnished Door."
Horrock became an expert on national security and military affairs. He covered seven wars from the Vietnam conflict through the 2003 invasion of Iraq and has traveled throughout the world. He holds journalism awards for investigations of wrongdoing by the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation and has written extensively on terrorism, espionage and public corruption.
In a book entitled "The Contrabandistas," Horrock detailed a major drug smuggling operation from Paraguay to New York. Horrock is currently working on a history of the U.S. response to the threat of a biological weapons attack. He covered the anthrax attacks in 2001 for Untied Press International and has tracked the FBI investigation and scientific developments over nearly a decade.
Horrock and his wife, Diane Henry, also write novels and expect to publish "A Sleepless Night," in 2011. Writing as Henry Horrock they published a Washington thriller called "Potomac Fever" and an earlier novel on drug smuggling called "Blood Red, Snow White."
Recent Stories
How High Is Too High?
Neighbors oppose proposed projects in South Arlington.
South Arlington citizens told two members of the Arlington County Board on Wednesday, Jan. 23, that they oppose a plan to build a 300-foot tall building near the Pentagon and they think county officials conducting hearings on the proposal are favoring the developer Vornado/ Charles E. Smith.
Silver Line Faces 'Daunting Issues'
Challenges planners face before cars get rolling.
In August, 2013, 55 years after construction began on the Dulles International Airport, the first phase of a $7 billion Metrorail connection between Washington, D.C. and Dulles will be completed that will extend rail travel to five stops in Tysons Corner and Reston.
Tysons Tax District Questioned
Residents, Taxpayers Alliance oppose new taxes.
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors is expected shortly to create a tax "service" district in Tysons Corner that will fund 11 percent of the estimated $3 billion in transportation projects over the next 40 years as the giant redevelopment plan moves forward.
Shaping a Route 1 Bypass Proposal
Plan includes "Equestrian Underpass."
According to supporters of Woodlawn Stables, the Federal Highway Administration has offered an alternative bypass proposal that would allow the riding academy to continue operation, preserve more acreage and build new barn facilities on the remaining property.
Silver Line Gets 'Green Light'
Loudoun County Board by a 5-4 vote 'opts in' on extension of rail into their county.
Considering it is a hard fought presidential election year and a time of enormous financial anxiety, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors took a vote of amazing courage or astounding foolhardiness and backed the extension of the Silver Line Rail into their county.
Planning a Town Center at Land Bay G
Site could embrace restaurants, hotels, movies.
In 2007, MidAtlantic Realty Partners, a veteran Washington area real estate developer, bought 17 acres of land from the Pulte Group for $70 million. MRP's plan was to develop Potomac Yard's Land Bay G, the third largest parcel in the city's concept of Potomac Yard and what Alexandria planners saw as a "Town Center" — a place with restaurants, stores, movies, offices and hotels could serve the giant residential neighborhood being developed next door by the Pulte Group.
Land Bay F Compares in Scope to Crystal City
Increased density would help pay for new Metro station.
Third in a three-part series about Potomac Yard development.
Building from East Glebe Road to Monroe Avenue Bridge
After delays, construction on 164-acre part to finish by 2020.
Second in a three-part series about Potomac Yard development.
Transforming a Vision into Housing, Commerce
Creating an urban development, one land bay at a time.
First in a three-part series about Potomac Yard development.
Building Upon Layers Of History
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I have little optional suggestion. Instead of throwing all rejected/cut off maps seperately, it can be made into add-on to main megawad for those people who are curious what it could be and isn't. Sort of 'making of' or 'behind the scenes' made between levels of main campaign, but in maps. Alternate route scenario like mission pack.
Xaser said:
Meant to post it earlier, but it's all within limits. The only area thus far that's a bit questionable is the tower+bridge spot, but that's only because it's wide n' open n' not quite finished yet. It's well under the limits now, but I'm hoping my plans for it don't push things over the edge. D:
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I havent had much time/desire to map recently so someone else can take my slot. If anyone wants my unfinished map 25, PM me, although its not very complete....
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Having a stab at a TNT2 map is very tempting but I'm knee deep in unfinished maps and progfic duties right now.
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I have to admit this is very tempting, I have other commitments though and I feel that I am probably too inexperienced to take part in this project.
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Alright, I'll mark both of you down for MAP25. Just remember your map should stick to a "Hellish Techbase" theme. Since it's a later level also remember to make it difficult.
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Do you guys need someone to do some quality control?
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I'd like to confirm here as well that I'll take the slot for map22. :) I'll start mapping tomorrow, and post screens as soon as possible. Thanks again KiiiYiiiKiiiA for the invite!
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Do you guys need someone to do some quality control? I've already checked all the maps in Interception and Hadephobia done texture alignments, debugging etc. I'd really like the opportunity to do another another Megawad this year any need for my hypercritical aesthetic skills?
Mechadon said:
Hey, I hope I can make something that is TNT worthy for you guys :). I have a couple of ideas that I'm looking forward to trying out. Anyways, sounds good, I'll happily do MAP26 for you guys.
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Is there somewhere old 3-map demo still around between forum users? If so, these maps could be remade and merged into kind of secret map33 for historical purposes, like credits map how this project started from. Hypothetical name: Deconstruct Otherworld.
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Why my map02 was kicked? It was finished a long time ago.
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I send you a message about the light colored crate
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It's about double the contrast of every other texture in the room. Waaaaaay too much contrast.
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- Steam cauliflower until fork tender (don't let it get mushy). I used a pot and about 1" of water and cooked for about 10 minutes.
- Drain water from cauliflower and transfer to a bowl (or back to drained pot). Mash with a fork or chop in a food processor (and then transfer to bowl), until it is rice-like in consistency.
- Add onions, garlic, ginger, jalapeno, eggs, aminos, and sea salt to the cauliflower and mix to combine.
- Add bacon to a hot saute pan and cook until browned and crisp, about 5 minutes. Do not drain.
- Once the bacon is browned, add the cauliflower mixture and stir to coat with bacon*.
- Continue to cook the "rice" mixture over medium-high without stirring for about 5 minutes, until browned.
- Stir the mixture and then continue to cook for another 5-10 minutes, until browned.
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- MidniteScrapper said...
That looks ridiculously delicious!! A for sure keeper. =)
- October 1, 2010 at 9:38 AM
- Susan said...
looks good!
- February 12, 2011 at 7:38 AM
- Carina said...
Where do you find Coconut Aminos? Sprouts?
- February 13, 2011 at 7:34 AM
- jencereghino said...
I got coconut amminos at Natural Gricer, but I think I remember seeing them at Whole Foods as well.
- February 13, 2011 at 8:11 AM
- jencereghino said...
*Natural Grocer* :)
- February 13, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- mwbronson said...
I'd like to try this, but cant use the coconut as we have a nut allergy. Is it necessary, or is there a substitute?
- February 19, 2011 at 8:56 PM
- jencereghino said...
You could try:
-a little Fish Sauce (most brands have a little and you'll want to add a drop at a time, as it can be potent)
-Wheat-Free Tamari (contains soy)
Or, just omit it...there is plenty of good flavor in this recipe, without.
I hope that helps! Let me know if you end up trying it!
- February 20, 2011 at 7:42 AM
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Holy crap, I just stumbled upon this recipe... I cannot wait to give it try!
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The November Festive Friday was the place for ideas on food storage and food dehydration. The December Festive Friday will be held on Dec. 10 at noon at the county building. Bring a potluck item. Ideas will be shared on gift wrapping. There will be no charge.
Tanya Higbee shared her ideas on food storage with the audience. A soup lunch was served and pumpkin pie in a cup for dessert. Higbee asked the audience why food storage should matter to them. She covered the areas of cost, where to put the food and how to use the food storage items.
Higbee said food storage can save time and money. You can buy a product for the price you want to pay and store it yourself. "Turn your pantry into your store room. Learn to take advantage of sales. Having food storage keeps your options open. It helps with meal preparation, you can put together a meal using your food storage items. Food storage helps you be prepared and become self reliant. You can help others in need when food drives come along you will have the extra food to make a donation from your pantry without putting a strain on the budget. "Food storage will improve your quality of life. Food storage is like money in the bank. Stock up on the things you will eat and use. Store medicines too. Adapt your food storage to your needs. Make a list of meals your family enjoys and begin gathering the items you will need for those meals. Try recipes and new ideas. Keep a log book of what you are using. Find your own system. Know the prices of items and what you want to pay. Write the things you are looking for on a list and watch for the best price for those items. Learn to use coupons to stock up on items," said Higbee.
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Put all your information in a binder so it's easily accessible when you need to look something up for reference. "Saving food to eat at a later time can be fun," said Higbee.
Angela Paskett from Ferron shared information on food dehydration. She has her own preparedness blog. She and a friend got together and decided they needed to do something to become more prepared. One way she came up with was food dehydration. Dehydrated food takes up less space and is easy to store. Dried fruit can be used for snacks. It's convenient. Dried peppers and onions come in handy for when you are cooking eggs or potatoes. Just toss in a handful and the steam from the potatoes will rehydrate the onions and peppers. Paskett has a favorite food dehydrator called an Excalibur.
There is a trick to drying food to perfection. It should be crispy, then it's fully dry. If it is spongy, then the item isn't fully dry. Fully dried items will store longer. Paskett uses a reference book for learning more about dehydration and how to prepare the food for dehydration. Some foods need more preparation than others. Fruit is easy because you can just put it on the dehydrator without much preparation. Some fruit should be soaked in Fruit Fresh first to prevent the fruit from turning brown. Paskett also makes fruit leather which is easy and a great snack that kids love. Some vegetables should be parboiled before dehydrating to help them keep their color. Shredded zucchini is also great to dry and store in sacks with the amount you need for recipes like zucchini bread or soups and stews. Paskett said she packs her dried items in ziplock bags which she then stores in plastic tubs or buckets. She also uses canning jars because they have screw lids that tighten down really well.
You can dry frozen vegetables right out of the packages, because they are blanched before freezing. Cut large vegetables into smaller pieces for faster drying. Dry foods with strong odors in a garage or on the porch to prevent them from making the house smell.
Meats need no pretreatment, you can soak them in a marinade for flavor when preparing jerky, or salt and pepper and season the meat after it's placed in the dehydrator.
Internet help recommended was simplylivingsmart.com; everydayfoodstorage.net; funwithfoodstorage.net. Pasket's blog address is http://selfrelianceadventures.blogspot.com
Other activities at Festive Friday included a recipe for turkey casserole. Into a 9x13 inch baking dish place 16 ounces of frozen mixed vegetables or peas and carrots. Add two cups of chopped cooked turkey. Mix two cans of cream of chicken soup; one 8 ounce package of softened cream cheese and 1/2 cup of milk. Put onto a 350 degree oven until hot and bubbly. Place canned biscuits on top of hot casserole. Replace in oven until biscuits are lightly browned. Serve with gravy over top of biscuits.
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Skip to comments.Romney wins in Montana, predicts Fox News
Posted on 02/05/2008 8:08:57 PM PST by Aristotelian
Mitt Romney wins in Montana, predicts Fox News
caucus state
I'm sure Brit Hume is weeping. Fox makes me sick.
Thank you, Montana.
CO: Romney 45% McCain 27% (5% reporting)
MN: Romney 40% McCain 22% (32% reporting)
MT: Romney 36% McCain 24% (93% reporting)
CO: Romney 45% McCain 27% (5% reporting)
MN: Romney 40% McCain 22% (32% reporting)
There are a lot of angry conservatives tonight who were denied their third choice.
A third party candidacy could result in a deadlocked election where McCain-Huckabee would have to make meaningful concessions to win. At the very least, it would give conservatives someone to show up and vote for at the top of the ticket to save conservatives down ticket.
Huckabee - AR (35), AL (48), WV (30), TN (55), GA (72)
Romney - UT (36), MA (43), ND (26), MT (25), ?MN (41)
? - Leading Caucus, but hasn't won yet.
NOTE: The number in (##) represents Total number of delegates for the state, not the number won.
Despite all the gloom and doom on Romney, McCain is still far from being able to win the nomination.
It doesn't look like Mitt is doing well in California, though only 1% counted. The polls had Mitt far ahead in California, yet McCain is ahead in the voting! Just like Florida! So how does that work??!!
We won't know a winner for several hours. Don't give up hope yet.
Why are you watching? And if you're not watching, why are you bitching? It is just getting beyond old at all of the bashing of Fox around here. Would you rather have only CNN? MSNBC?
Do you need to have your opinions and your opinions only parroted to you 24/7 or you can't handle it? Fox is much better than the alternatives.
For once I'm proud of the GOP in Montana. This state is so close to turning blue.
Most CA polls I saw, had it neck and neck. But you can't tell anything with 1% of the vote.
When divided, the house falls!
Im sure Brit Hume is weeping. Fox makes me sick.
Fox goes more and more loony liberal
And there are only 30 districts in GA, but they have a decent delegate count.
For the most part, I am no longer watching. I have it on tonight and it is just reinforcing why I have largely turned them off. Most of my news now comes through the net.
This is a straightup question: in thirty words or less how has Brit Hume disappointed?
Brit is transparently pro-McCain and anti-Romney. Even when Romney was up to speak, Brit stated "lets go over to Mitt Romney and listen to whatever he has to say."
Yo can check here for votes by county. Note the large counties.
Georgia delegation info:
"Delegate Selection: Winner-Take-All (by district and statewide), ; 72 total delegates - 10 base at-large / 39 re: 13 congressional districts / 3 party / 20 bonus"
I'll take your opinion under advisement.
Okay, and this is upsetting why? Brit is never very formal and that just sounds like something he would say off the cuff. Where is the great infraction? Mind you, I'm not watching at this moment, but I think you read the tea leaves a bit too much. Also, Brit is more of an opinion guy that a reporter, so he does not remain totally balanced. If he were strictly reporting, injecting personal opinion would be more problematic.
If you haven't listened all evening, you won't get it. No sense in trying to explain something that was shown in the inflection of voice coupled with a whole evening of why doesn't Romney just drop out.
The state website is well behind the Fulton County website. Mitt is beating Huck by 11k on the County website, 8k on the state website. However, there do not appear to be enough votes uncounted in Georgia to make up the 27k gap between Romney and Huck.
The County website is here:http://www.fultonelections.com/
Thanks for the link and update. :-)
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Originally posted by PaxMamma View Postwhen babies die in cribs, no one says, "we have to get rid of all the cribs" (even though crib mattresses have been proven to release toxic chemicals). no one tells the parents they were negligent to put their baby there to begin with, yet the exact opposite is true of parents who cosleep.
I stopped having the concerns you have about other people giving me a hard time once I educated myself and was confident that my decision was the right one. If there is a reason to bring up our sleeping arrangement, I do not feel embarrassed or ashamed to do so. If I don't feel like discussing it, I don't bring it up. I find ways to mention that we co-sleep to new moms all the time, though, and find that many of them admit to me that they "secretly" co-sleep. On the rare occasions that someone actually does criticize it, I am well-informed and perfectly able to share my knowledge with them.
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Originally posted by Giselle View PostIt almost sounds like it's discouraging cosleeping (baby in bed with parents) because it's not safe?
The authors went out of their way to point out that the slight increase (over sleeping in the same room but not the same bed) in risk of SIDS during bedsharing that they found in their analysis disappeared after the baby was 8 weeks old, unless the mother smokes.
The reason I mentioned this study in this thread is that relatives who are concerned about SIDS might be reassured by the findings of such a large study published in such a reputable journal.
To put these findings into perspective, here are some things that had a much greater risk of SIDS than bedsharing in the first 8 weeks:
Baby was put down to sleep on their stomach
Mother smokes and bedshares (riskier than putting the baby down to sleep on their stomach!)
Mother is under the age of 21
Mother has previously had more than 4 live births
I think I'd point concerned relatives though to Dr. McKenna's site instead. Only because I can see people taking the study to mean (just like the AAP did) that bedsharing is unsafe or that cribs are safer. Those first few weeks are when a baby and mother could really use and benefit from cosleeping.
Here are other links that I think would be good to use for concerned friends and relatives:
And ofcourse, anything on Dr. McKenna's site. I'd throw in there too that he's the Director of The University of Notre Dame Mother-Baby Behavioral Sleep Lab.


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Rocky Mountain Power gave an update at a recent commission meeting. Reg Soepnel, the managing director for both Hunter and Huntington plants explained recent changes within the company. One of the significant statements he made was Hunter 4 has been moved around a little and moved back to 2017 or 2018.
Soepnel reviewed changes in the company with the Mid-America Holding Company being the owner of Rocky Mountain Power and Mid-America itself has four owners. There are several divisions in the company including PacifiCorp, Northern Natural Gas, Kern River, CalEnergy. The company also has holdings in the United Kingdom, Philippines and California. There is also a real estate division offering home services.
PacifiCorp Energy is involved with the generation side of the business and Pacific Power is Oregon, Washington and California with Rocky Mountain Power being the division in Emery County and surrounding states.
In 2006 Hunter 2 had an overhaul completed. The Hunter interchange project was also complete. This interchange was a necessity with 30,000 ton of coal per day going by truck into the plant. This is 650 trucks a day and this coal traffic sometimes peaks at 850-900 trucks per day. Plant personnel worked with the state and the county to accomplish this project.
Hunter Plant is proud they were able to use a local contractor Nielson Construction on the interchange project. Darrell Cunningham, Hunter plant maintenance superintendent said, "This was a $3 million project and the money stayed here and that's good for all of us."
Cunningham reported the overhaul on Hunter 3 began on March 31 and will run for six weeks. Outside contractors will be here working and estimates are 300-400 workers on site. This is a $55 million project. Cunningham said, "This economic growth is a shot in the arm for the community."
Soepnel also said the Hunter 3 overhaul is a significant project with a lot of upgrades and emission control.
In the Huntington Plant update, Gary Denhalter, maintenance superintendent reported the work was done in 2006 to install the scrubber on Huntington 2. Huntington 2 was the first power plant built in the county. At the time it was built it didn't require sulfur dioxide removal, but when Huntington 1 was built it had a scrubber.
Huntington 2 was not required to install the scrubber, but when they compared the emissions from this plant with the other plants, they voluntarily decided to take this step toward pollutant control. It was a nine week project with 750 construction workers on the site.
Parking became a problem at the plant. The workers found somewhere to live and the project was completed. One of the highlights of the project was no lost time accidents and only a few minor accidents on the job site.
Huntington 2 now does an exceptional job and removes up to 98 percent of the sulfur dioxide from the emissions. The legal requirement is 90 percent.
There was also work on the turbine where two rows of blades were replaced. Another project is the rock garden which is a modified farm. The waste water from the plant is used to water the farm. The water is stored in a pond in the winter. The farm can't handle all the waste water. So, the rock garden project was started. This water doesn't run off and only goes so far down into the ground. They have taken a section of the rock garden farm to store coal. Over the years the coal quality from Deer Creek has decreased so coal storage is needed where the higher ash coal can be stored and then blended with higher quality coal to get the right mix for the power plants.
Soepnel said as they look to the future they will continue to improve safety procedures and work on curtailing human error as they make correct decisions. One concern they have is the aging workforce at the power plants and training workers for the future.
After the Hunter 3 overhaul is complete they will be done with major overhauls until 2010 at which time they will start over with Huntington 1.


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En español | The federal budget cuts that went into effect in March are beginning to have a noticeable impact on older Americans.
See also: Pay cuts to Medicare doctors hurt seniors' access to system
These cuts — known as the sequester — are the result of the inability of Congress and the White House to agree on a plan to reduce the federal deficit. The idea was that the prospect of cutting all government budgets would be so distasteful to both parties that lawmakers would be forced to compromise. But with negotiations still at an impasse, the cuts were instituted and now the effects are starting to trickle down.
Here are six ways you may be affected.
1. Social Security
Your benefits won't be cut, but the Social Security Administration, already short-staffed, will lose 3,400 workers. That may mean longer waits for office visits, telephone assistance and benefits decisions, added frustration and, sometimes, tempers that veer out of control.
Since 2011, threats against SSA employees have increased nearly 20 percent. "These service issues have created unfortunate and potentially dangerous consequences," Carolyn W. Colvin, the acting Social Security commissioner, told Congress this year.
The short staffing also will mean a backlog of 140,000 disability claims, adding two weeks to the wait on initial claims and an extra month for a hearing decision.
2. Meals on Wheels
Meals programs for older people are just starting to feel the cuts, which filter down to them through state and local agencies. Debra Furtado, the CEO of Atlanta-based Senior Connections, which delivers 3,000 meals a day, is trying to figure out how to pare 40 clients, and she's already got hundreds on the waiting list. "There are some people who are not going to have food," Furtado says.
Meals on Wheels programs from coast to coast face similar pressures. And Furtado worries the sequester will force some senior centers to close one day a week, leaving many older Americans without the lunches, nutrition counseling and companionship they look forward to.
3. Emergency Preparedness
Weather forecasters who work for the federal government will be furloughed just as the hurricane season is heating up. Employees of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, for example, will each be furloughed four days between now and the end of September. Eric Christensen, a National Hurricane Center meteorologist and representative for the National Weather Service Employees Organization, pointed out that the furloughs come on top of a hiring freeze and that the center's computer-support team is already missing nearly half of its staff. "Without them," Christensen says, "our eyes and ears are diminished."
As Hurricane Sandy showed, weather forecasts are a critical element in warning the public to get out of the way of storms and help emergency planners get supplies and equipment in place before major weather events such as hurricanes.
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Canada third at Pan Am championships
EDMOND, Oklahoma (October 12, 2013) - With a berth in next year's world championships on the line Canada lost 25-10, 25-18, 24-26, 25-15 to the U.S. on Saturday in semifinal action at the 2013 ParaVolley Pan American Sitting Volleyball Zone Championships.
The Americans advance to the final against Brazil on Sunday. Those countries grab the two available spots that were available for next year's world championships in Poland.
"We struggled executing our system this weekend but we continued to try and battle through it," said Canadian captain Austin Hinchey of Edmonton. "That showed in the third set when we showed a lot of heart and pulled out a close win. We need to go back to work now and find the consistency in our game that we know we need to have in order to compete with these teams."
Head coach Ray Sewell is confident Canada is on the right path.
"This is obviously not the result we wanted," Sewell said. "Moving forward this gives us a good idea of where we need to go with the program. A positive out of this weekend was seeing some of new athletes who were given the opportunity to compete able contribute in a positive way."
Jose Rebelo of Montreal led the Canadian offence with 10 points on eight kills, an ace and a block.
Canada's Roster for the Pan Am Championships:
Mikael Bartholdy (Calgary, AB)
Austin Hinchey (Edmonton, AB)
Larry Matthews (Edmonton, AB)
Jesse Ward (Calgary, AB)
Douglas Learoyd (Calgary, AB)
Christopher Bird (Brandon, MB)
José Rebelo (Montreal , QC)
Jamoi Anderson (Toronto, ON)
Dariusz Symonowicz (Toronto, ON)
Raymond Gauthier (Edmonton, AB)
David Marchand (Edmonton, AB)
Head Coach: Ray Sewell
Assistant Coach: Paul Shearme
Sport Psychologist: Andrew Ling
Physiotherapist: Anne Fleming
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Skechers GOrun Ultra Lightweight Running Shoe - Mens
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- Breathable mesh upper with synthetic overlays for structured support
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- Removable cushioned insole has Agion® anti-microbial technology and inhibits odors
- Resalyte™ injection molded midsole provides lightweight cushioning
- MStrike midsole technology™ helps promote a midfoot strike
- GOimpulse™ circular sensors on outsole provides flexibility and a responsive stride
- 8 mm drop from heel to toe
- Weight: 9.1 oz. (men's size 9)
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Chapter 27
The children of Israel are to cross the Jordan, build an altar, and worship the Lord—They are the Lord's people but will be cursed if they do not obey Him.
1 And Moses with the
2 And it shall be on the day when ye shall pass over Jordan unto the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee, that thou shalt set thee up great
3 And thou shalt write upon them all the words of this law, when thou art passed over, that thou mayest go in unto the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee, a land that floweth with milk and honey; as the Lord God of thy fathers hath promised thee.
4 Therefore it shall be when ye be gone over Jordan, that ye shall set up these stones, which I command you this day, in mount Ebal, and thou shalt plaster them with plaster.
5 And there shalt thou build an altar unto the Lord thy God, an altar of
6 Thou shalt build the
7 And thou shalt offer peace
8 And thou shalt write upon the stones all the words of this law very plainly.
9 ¶And Moses and the priests the Levites spake unto all Israel, saying, Take heed, and hearken, O Israel; this day thou art become the people of the
10 Thou shalt therefore obey the voice of the Lord thy God, and do his commandments and his statutes, which I command thee this day.
11 ¶And Moses charged the people the same day, saying,
12 These shall stand upon mount Gerizim to
13 And these shall stand upon mount Ebal to curse; Reuben, Gad, and Asher, and Zebulun, Dan, and Naphtali.
14 ¶And the Levites shall
16 Cursed be he that
17 Cursed be he that removeth his neighbour's
18 Cursed be he that
19 Cursed be he that
20 Cursed be he that lieth with his father's wife; because he uncovereth
21 Cursed be he that lieth with any manner of
23 Cursed be he that lieth with his mother in law. And all the people shall say, Amen.
24 Cursed be he that
25 Cursed be he that taketh


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Take a bold step with the chic Dynamo satchel from Olivia + Joy. Between the gold hardware and multiple pockets, this handbag is bursting with details you won't want to miss!
- Faux leather satchel
- Top zip closure
- Rolled handles with 6" drop
- Removable shoulder strap with 11" drop
- Front slip pocket and back zip pocket
- Fabric lining with zip pocket and two slip pockets
- Dimensions 14" x 5" x 12"
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Polynesian Blue Records Half Year Profit Of NZD$3.62m23/02/2007
Polynesian Blue, the joint venture airline of the Government of Samoa and Virgin Blue Airlines, has announced a pre-tax profit of NZD $3.62 million (approximately $6.8m Tala#) for the 6 month period 1 July 2006 to 31 December 2006 - more than three times the result for the 8 month period 30 October 2005 to 30 June 2006 of NZD $1.19 million.
This second strong performance for Polynesian Blue since its launch in October 2005 is in part attributable to a 52.6 percent increase in the number of Australians holidaying in Samoa during the period January to November 2006, versus the same period in 2005. The number of New Zealanders holidaying in Samoa during the same period also increased significantly (at 28.5 percent).^
Commenting on the result, The Hon Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, Prime Minister of Samoa, said "We are very pleased with this continued success and we look forward to steady development of the airline over time."
"Polynesian Blue is already generating positive benefits for the country and the airline is continuing to be profitable. We have moved from subsidising the national airline service to receiving income from it which is very important for the economy and provides opportunity to steer funds into other priorities. The Polynesian Blue board has demonstrated great courage and dedication in ensuring the success of this joint venture."
Virgin Blue Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey, applauded the Prime Minister and the Samoan Government for its creative vision and also paid tribute to Polynesian Blue staff.
"Considering that the airline operation is less than two years old, this is a very good result and demonstrates what can be achieved through a good partnership," he said.
"Polynesian Blue is already well established and much of its success is now due to the hard work and great attitude of our dedicated Polynesian Blue team. It is through their efforts that we run the airline efficiently, look after our Guests and are attracting a loyal following in Samoa, Australia and New Zealand and supporters around the world."
During the period January to November 2006, 30.7 percent more people traveled from Australia to Samoa and 16.1 per cent more people visited Samoa from New Zealand to visit friends and relatives, as compared with the prior corresponding period.
The airline was launched in October 2005 as a joint venture between Virgin Blue and the Government of Samoa and now operates three direct flights weekly to Apia from Sydney and five direct services weekly to Apia from Auckland.
Polynesian Blue was named "2006 Best New Low Cost Airline" in the Centre for Asia Pacific Global Airline Awards.
Polynesian Blue said its outlook for the second half of the year was optimistic but acknowledged that the first half results were expected to be the strongest due to travel patterns to and from Samoa associated with Christmas and seasonality.
# Based on average exchange rate for period July to December 2006. ^ Source: Samoa Tourism Authority, National Department of Statistics
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Jul 30, 2012
Mason City's Up in Smoke BBQ Bash kept Iowa's Smokey D's BBQ sitting on the edge of their seats when it was time for awards. With a third place Brisket call, Darren Warth and his team were incredibly surprised to hear their name get the call for Grand Champion.
"What a competition! I thought for sure that A Boy and His BBQ had Grand in the bag!," said Warth.
But a Boy and His BBQ, who placed first in Brisket, wasn't just another competing team. Shad Kirton, the team's captain, is also Warth's business partner. Together, they own several restaurants in Iowa.
"It really was a great competition, especially in the fashion we did it" continued Warth.
With two top finishing BBQ teams in business together, you know they've got the formula right! And that formula always contains Kingsford® Charcoal.
Iowa's Smokey D's BBQ swept in for the Kingsford $40K Challenge win at the Up in Smoke BBQ Bash. Warth worked alongside his wife Sherry and daughter Haley to churn out his judge-pleasing bites, with many thanks going to their Kingsford® Charcoal grilling power.
"Kingsford is consistent with its cooking," said Warth. "I know I can count on quality cooking every time I fire it up. Plus, you can find it anywhere! I could be in the middle of nowhere and trust I'd be able to grab a bag of Kingsford Charcoal."
In their 9th competitive season, Iowa's Smokey D's BBQ has already grabbed several notable wins. In looking forward, Warth says the team just needs to stay consistent in the level of competition they've been putting out. There's still a handful of big competitions coming up, including the American Royal, the Sam's Club National BBQ Championship final in Bentonville, Ark. and the World Food Championships in Las Vegas, all of which Warth and his team want to be a part of.
"As long as we finish in the top 10, I'll be happy. Anything above that is just icing on the cake for us!" said Warth. And with 13 out of 15 wins in the top 10 standing already, Warth and Iowa's Smokey D's BBQ are a cooking force to be reckoned with!
"Luck is certainly involved with any competition" said Warth. "It's kind of like sitting at a black jack table. You just never know for sure what's in your hand."
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Canned pumpkin is sometimes labeled as "pure pumpkin."
There will be a little leftover pumpkin mixture. You can either make a few more pies or make a quick mini pumpkin cobbler. Pour the leftover mixture into a small baking dish and sprinkle with 1 package maple-brown sugar instant oatmeal. Top with 1 teaspoon butter cut into small pieces. Bake at 350°F 25 to 30 minutes.


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Exit with attitude in the Zigi Soho Sly. The sassy heel embellishments on this daring platform pump will make your style sizzle.
- Faux leather upper
- Rhinestone and spike stud accents
- 1¼" hidden platform, 5¼" stiletto heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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February 01, 2013
too cute!
"love these shoes! the picture does not do it justice, scattered with the spikes are also some crystals, super cute shoe, tryed them on and they are very comfy for a pump, its very true to size. would totally buy again"
By: Tragiclamb
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November 12, 2012
Cute and dangerous!
"Love these shoes. Got them in black, and they're one of my fav pairs! Love shoes with added flair. The spikes/jewels are too ferociously cute. I have a wider foot, and these still fit me perfectly. <3"
By: SometimesV
Location: Orlando, Florida
November 05, 2012
Love my ZigiSohos
"This is the 3rd pair of Zigi Soho heels I buy and love. Also the 3rd pair of Zigi Sohos that I get lots of compliments on. I got them in black and they dress any simple outfit up. My next purchase will be the tan ones. These are a must have for any heel lover like myself."
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October 24, 2012
Who needs boys when you have shoes like these!?!?
"When I first tried them on I thought they fit a little funny. But once I walked around for literally maybe 5 minutes they fit perfectly! Maybe just had to wear them in for a bit to get the comfy fit. I wear them all day at work and I wear them to go out to the bar as well. All around perfect shoe! anybody who likes that edgy punk look I would recommend these to! Online you cant really tell but there are diamond studs mixed into the spikes, but i was so happy! it was like a extra surprise seeing that flare on the shoes! I am probably going to buy the brown pair as well <3"
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Your Monday reading in 20 words or less:
- Actively managed ETFs are the biggest story that never happened. That's about to change. — Brendan Conway, Barrons.com
- mREIT funds get whacked by QE worries. — Brendan Conway, Barrons.com
- The Associated Press is writing the whither gold? story — read here! — Matthew Craft, Associated Press
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Converse Jack Purcell Sneaker - Womens
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Be the woman of the club in Converse® Jack Purcell® sneakers! This low-top sneaker will give your outfit a clean finish and master a more mature casual look. You might not be the World Badminton Champion, but can let the the Jack Purcell® legacy live on and wear the telltale smile on your toecap today.
- Low-top canvas upper
- Rubber cap toe
- Padded insole
- Rubber sipped sole
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July 05, 2013
Jack Purcell Sneakers
"Comfy, & runs narrow which is perfect for my foot!Please update your photo as what I received doesn't match the photo. Received a pair w/ white top stitching which isn't as pictured. I hoped to receive a pair w/ navy stitches as shown."
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April 30, 2013
Stylish Classic!
"These shoes are adorable! So cute and comfy! Great for casual wear! And I get so many compliments! LOVE THEM!"
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October 23, 2012
Converse Women's Jack Purcell Sneaker
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October 17, 2012
comfy and nice to look at.
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Strawberry Struedel
Using Puff Pastry, and about 5 minutes prep plus 15 minutes baking, you can make these at home! Pie for breakfast, seriously.
I used strawberry pie filling, but think of the possibilities here people. Apple pie filling? Apple PIE FOR BREAKFAST! Thank you pillsbury for changing our mindset on what's acceptable.
Okay, if you're "one of those people" who eat something like oatmeal, and flax seed and berries for breakfast, then…
why are you here?
Kidding. You're here cause you are going to make this for dessert! That's the beauty of these struedels. Breakfast or dessert, they are delicious and easy!
Strawberry Struedel
Yield: 12
- 1 pkg Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry (2 sheets)
- 1 can (21oz) strawberry pie filling
- 2 oz cream cheese
- 2 cup powdered sugar
- 2 Tbsp milk
- Thaw puff pastry according to package directions. Unfold and cut each sheet of pastry along seams (making 3 strips on each). Cut each strip in half, for a total of 6 rectangles on each sheet (12 in all). Poke many times with a fork and lay on parchment lined baking sheet.
- Bake in a 400 degree oven for 10-12 minutes. Spoon strawberry filling into center of pastry, careful to not go over edges. Return to oven for 3-4 minutes.
- Meanwhile, beat cream cheese with powdered sugar and milk for about 3 minutes until creamy. Add more milk to get to desired consistency.
- Remove pastries from oven and drizzle with cream cheese frosting. Serve warm!


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"Prejudice is a burden that confuses the past, threatens the future and renders the present inaccessible."
"I have no race prejudice. I think I have no color prejudices or caste prejudices nor creed prejudices. Indeed, I know it. I can stand any society. All that I care to know is that a man is a human being -- that is enough for me; he can't be any worse."
"Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocrities. The latter cannot understand it when a man does not thoughtlessly submit to hereditary prejudices but honestly and courageously uses his intelligence."
"Each of the professions means a prejudice. The necessity for a career forces every one to take sides. We live in the age of the overworked, and the under-educated; the age in which people are so industrious that they become absolutely stupid."
"And, by the way, one of the most delightful things I find in America is meeting a people without prejudice -- everywhere open to the truth."


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Royal Albert's 100th Anniversary is celebrated in style with this gorgeous boxed-set of Teacups and Saucers, featuring some of the most notable Royal Albert patterns from 1950 to 1990. The set includes five teacups and five saucers. Each teacup holds 6.5oz.
In celebration of Royal Albert's 100th anniversary, this special collection has been envisioned to commemorate the company's longevity and commitment to excellence. Each piece in the collection is decorated using a pattern and design representing some of the most iconic styles and colors throughout the decades.
**Care Instructions: When washing by hand, avoid using scouring pads and/or abrasive detergents. Most stains can be removed by soaking the item in warm water before washing. Teapot and coffeepot stains can be removed with Barkeepers Friend, and toothpaste will remove "pencil marks" caused by minute mineral deposits of from cutlery.
Cup: 4.5" x 2.75"
Saucer: 5.25" x 1"
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Bandolino Galleigh Platform Pump
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Kick up your heels this season in the Bandolino Galleigh. Pair this platform pump with a simple sheath dress or trendy cropped pants for a stylish look.
- Faux patent leather upper
- ½" platform, 3½" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
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October 20, 2013
Not for folks with narrow feet!
"I'm sure this would be a fine shoe if I had a medium foot. I wear an 8.5N and bought this shoe online because reviews said it ran narrow. I firmly disagree. These slipped all the way off my heels with every step. Had to return them."
By: TiniBeenie
Location: Reston, VA
October 15, 2013
Sturdy shoe
"Easier to walk in w/ the lower/thicker heel. I can wear a 7.5 to an 8 and the 8 works better for me in these. Well made shoe."
By: MelNATL
Location: Atlanta, GA,
September 06, 2013
I wish....
"I wished I could have clicked the heels on these shoes but alas that only works for Dorothy. I've had an odd relationship with Bandalinos. Love their styles but for some reason they run narrow or feel tight on my feet. I don't have this issue with other shoes. When I saw them it was love at first site! I got the electric blue which was perfect for the outfit I had in mind. When I tried them on, I felt the squeeze and sadly realized they were going to have to go back. I searched the store to see if they had the same color and wider. No luck. Bought another brand similar color."
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August 19, 2013
Great overall
"Great color for fall. Love the low platform and shape of heel. I wear a size 10, slightly on the wide side. These shoes look and fit well."
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Goodbye, Mission Valley green acreage
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Bannister House Staff Recycles For Charity
|Staff and student staff of Bannister House. Pictured in the back row, from left, are Chris Willis, Katie Brungardt and Mary Claire Becker; in the second row are Janet Tate and Ruth Fowlkes; and in front, Kevin Gavin.
Staff members at Bannister House raised nearly $90 for the Student Conservation Association through recycling with the Pepsi Dream Machine.
Between August 2011 and February 2012, Bannister House staff collected used containers and recycled them through the Dream Machine located in DeMattias Hall. By the end of that period, they had collected 4,500 Greenopolis reward points, which Pepsi matched and converted into cash.
The Student Conservation Association strives to protect and restore the nation's parks, marine sanctuaries, cultural landmarks and community green spaces. SCA's mission is to build the next generation of conservation leaders and inspire lifelong stewardship of the environment and communities by engaging young people in hands-on service to the land.
The Bannister House team plans to continue recycling with the Dream Machine, and hope to donate their points again to either the SCA or another charity.


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|Posted by Deb on March 03, 2004 at 10:16:35:
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: I'm installing a toilet in the basement that already has a 3 piece rough-in, accessible through jack-hammer only. I tried to fit a 3 inch toilet flange into the pipe but it's just a little to big, I then tried a 4 inch flange on the outside and it's way too big. Now that leads me to believe that it's the pipe which is different from other 4 inch pipes I've seen because it has "humps" all around the interior of the pipe, slight but uniform all the way around. Is there pipe like that around and do I have to replace it to get a toilet flange installed or is there another way.
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