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This simple recipe is a nice Paleo version of Southeast Asian-style spicy peanut chicken dishes, using coconut aminos (available online) and almond butter in place of the traditional soy sauce and peanut butter. These chicken wings make tasty leftovers as well.
|chicken wings
|almond butter
|hot pepper sauce, (with no added sugar or preservatives; may use 2 Tbs tomato paste and an additional 2 Tbs of olive oil as a milder alternativefor 4 servings)
|coconut aminos, (tastes like soy sauce)
|olive oil
|sea salt, (optional)
- Preheat oven to 375 F.
- Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper and spread wings out evenly. Bake for 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, soften almond butter in a small saucepan over medium heat. Stir occasionally.
- When soft, stir in hot pepper sauce, coconut aminos, olive oil, and sea salt (if desired). If sauce gets too thick, add a bit of hot water.
- After 20 minutes of cooking, remove wings from oven. Turn and brush each wing with sauce. Return to oven for 10 more minutes.
- Turn each wing, baste with sauce, and return to oven for 10 additional minutes (or until completely cooked).
- Turn over and baste with sauce.
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Almond butter (from Whole Foods, fresh ground) does not work for this recipe. This made a thick unspreadable paste.
Mark's Daily Apple says that butter is acceptable so you probably don't even need to use almond butter as a substitute.
I made this last night with store bought almond butter and it worked fine. Great flavor for wings…
What kind of hot pepper sauce should you use?
I can't find anything specifically called hot pepper sauce.
Well, I ended up using Lee Kum Kee Sriracha Chili Sauce and boy was it good! Spicy, yes, but very good! My husband asked to have these wings for football games. I did use the fresh almond butter from Whole Foods and did find it a little thick. Be sure to give it time to at least get pretty soft in the sauce pan. I stirred it on low constantly until it looked soft enough to easily spread. Used "drumettes" which I assumed were wings since that's what they look like at hot wing places. The recipe only made enough for one meal for two people – about 6 each. Also only needed about 5 minutes of basting on each side. The side of Indian Coleslaw was just the trick to cool off the spicy flavor. Great one!
Any suggestions for a replacement for the hot pepper sause for those that don't like hot (spicy) food?
Franks Red Hot is tasty and Paleo friendly
In a recipe like this is Bragg's Liquid Aminos ok to use?
I can't find the coconut aminos…other suggestions for an alternative please, and can I use less hot sauce so not too spicey?
If you don't have coconut aminos, I found this soy sauce alternative that you can make:
2 Tbs Beef Broth
1 Tbs Red wine Vinegar
1Tbs Balsamic
1 tsp garlic powder
black pepper (I like a lot)
Sea salt (optional)
Is coconut aminos the same thing as liquid aminos? I purchased liquid aminos at the store and am unsure if there are different variations
Is there any substitute for the almond butter? In the midst of some almond crisis almond butter is selling for $20/jar
@Misss_e – We make our own almond butter! We get the 3 pound bag from Costco for $12.99, I roast them in the oven and then stick them in the food processor until it's almond butter! Give it a try and save some serious $$$! If you made the whole bag it'd equate to about 48 ounces of almond butter for only $13!
You can get coconut aminos at the Vitamin Shoppe too if you have one by you.
Yum Yum Yum Yum Yum Yum. Cooked these tonight, and oh so yummy. I will however only use half the almond butter next time, in fact I used ceres organics almond and peanut butter which was yummy. It was even better with paleo ranch dressing if your only counting carbs and not worrying about the fat or calorie content. These are going to be a fav in this house.
OMG this is so delicious. I made these for the 2nd time last night and adjusted some things because my mouth cannot take much heat and spice. I did equal parts of hot sauce, tomato paste and olive oil to equal 1/4 cup and all other ingredients the same. I shut off the burner on the sauce while the wings were cooking to make sure it didn't get too thick and pasty. I can't believe how good these are…truly. So delicious!!! Thank you for this recipe.


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Argentina's leftist leader still ranting about the Falkland Islands
posted at 3:48 pm on March 28, 2013 by Guy Benson
Cristina Kirchner's insatiable appetite for self-serving preening over the Falkland Islands isn't subsiding any time soon, it seems. Just weeks after Falklanders went to the polls and nearly unanimously voted to remain British, Argentina's populist-leftist president has taken her tirade to Twitter:
Argentinian President Cristina Kirchner fired off a stream of angry tweets Wednesday night after a United Nations meeting where she championed the cause of wresting the Falkland Islands from British rule. "Multilateralism and anticolonialism very good. See how I love to speak English?" she seethed in one translation by The Washington Times. "An English territory more than 12,000 kilometers away? The question is not even worthy of a kindergarten of three year olds," she tweeted to her 1.8 million followers, according to a translation by The London Telegraph.
But the question was worthy of a popular referendum, though, and Cristina's designs were unmistakably rebuked by the "victims" of British colonialism. Undeterred, Cristina has even asked the new Pope — with whom she's apparently had "frosty" relations for some time — to intervene in the matter. What's driving this obsession? Perhaps it's the nakedly political hope of fomenting nationalistic fervor over this dispute in order to distract the Argentinian populace from the country's economic decay. Via Foreign Policy:
After riding the commodities boom for most of the past decade, the global recession has depressed demand and Argentina is now feeling the pain of President Kirchner's brand of populist economic policies. Economic growth has dropped from 9 percent to 2.2 percent, inflation has increased to approximately 24 percent, and unemployment stands at 7.6 percent. So, what is a good populist leader to do? Try to distract the populace's attention by resurrecting historical grievances.
Under orders from PM Margaret Thatcher, the British military repelled an Argentinian invasion of the Falklands in 1982; the incident proved to be a disastrous gambit by Argentina's struggling ruling military junta to stir nationalistic passions. The Union Jack has flown over the islands ever since, in accordance with the strong wishes of their inhabitants. President Obama inflamed the British government last year by asserting American neutrality over control of the Falklands. Obama provocatively tried to use the Argentinian term to describe the archipelago, the "Malvinas," but he butchered it, mistakenly calling them the "Maldives." The Maldives are a group of islands in the Indian Ocean. Smart power.

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Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Arepas, Mark Bittman
Gluten-free, corn-based arepas. Here's a video of Bittman making them and here's the arepas recipe.
4 comments:
- Little Fish said...
Did you ever visit the Arepas place on St. Marks. I don't remember.
I hearth Mark Bittman!
- 11:55 AM, September 02, 2009
- Allergic Girl® said...
ye i been a few times, always with an "is this going to work?" question but no issues.
- 11:56 AM, September 02, 2009
- Little Fish said...
BTW- I meant I HEART Mark Bittman, not I HEARTH Mark Bittmna, but I do heart him and I would enjoy having him around my hearth!
- 9:38 PM, September 02, 2009
- PhillyCB said...
There's an easier recipe that Glutenfreegirl.com posted awhile back....
- 7:09 PM, September 28, 2009
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I can't kill anything, so I would probably throw some sunflower seeds in a nearby area to make sure the mice/mouse have food and they don't eat anything in your hive.
If you can lift the hive (with help if needed) off the bottom board and set it on some blocks, chances are you can scare the mouse out from the bottom. This way you don't have to tear the hive apart and disturb the bees. This method worked for me late last Fall before I put the reducers in.
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This story out of East Texas. Seems a guy cruises thru a stop sign,
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"Okay, Mr. Smith," the cop says, "I see you have a CHL. Are you
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Smith says, "Well, I got a .357 revolver in my inside coat pocket.
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Actually, the way I heard it, it was an old lady that got pulled over.
It funny as hell, and older than dirt.


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Supplier Diversity's Recession Demands
Facing unprecedented budget pressures as the worst recession since the 1930s continues to roil the economy, public and private-sector institutions alike are slashing costs to the bone, taking such measures as consolidating supply chains to favor larger suppliers who can offer greater bang for limited bucks. While this recession-driven thrift spells trouble for minority enterprises, most of whom fall in the "small" to "smallest" categories of supplier databases, those enterprises and their advocates refuse to be counted out of the sparring for contract awards.
"If you're not financially stable and not one of the companies that can continue to be competitive in the bidding process and offer a service that a corporation will still find value in, it will be difficult to stay in the game," says Lynda Ireland, president and CEO of the New York & New Jersey Minority Supplier Development Council in New York City. "We try to encourage our smaller MBEs to look at strategic alliances and joint ventures with each other so they offer a package that is inclusive, and provide greater value for less money. They have to be creative and know how to stay alive during this downtime."
Ireland says the council to date has certified 1,300 business enterprises as "minority" owned, a classification that gives them special consideration in contract letting by corporations and government agencies.
As the council gears up for its annual networking expo in June, Ireland is hoping that collaborations among minority firms will help such firms continue to win contracts both from the organization's 200 corporate members and from public entities. In 2008, council members spent more than $10 billion with New York metro-area minority businesses alone, Ireland says.
Beverly White, founder and president of BKW Transformation Group, a management-consulting firm in Piscataway, N.J., agrees that collaboration with peer vendors is desirable, but says she approaches such a move with extreme caution. "[A potential partner has] to be a peer vendor that is low-risk in terms of competition. In terms of trust, respect and capability, they have to be a near-perfect balance," she says.
To protect her company's interests in the collaborations she forms, White always insists that BKW be the sole point of contact between the peer vendor and the client. She also establishes different levels of nondisclosure agreements, each of which details the period of time that must elapse before the peer vendor can work with that client again.
With the right partners, business owners agree, small enterprises can move to the next level.
"I've focused more on outreach efforts with other suppliers, especially MBEs," says Lanre Olotu, president of Printing Methods, a commercial printing company in Rochester, N.Y. "Building partnerships with other MBEs for the ancillary services needed to complement our print production allows us to provide a full offering of services seamlessly and efficiently. It's these business partnerships that provide for growth and stability."
Collaboration can even lead to the creation of new products to attract new categories of customers.
Rodney Evans, president of Skyline Connections Inc., a New York information technology provider of creative and innovative digital solutions, knows this firsthand. He partnered with a longtime friend and fellow entrepreneur to develop DBE Certification & Tracking System, a proprietary software package that helps corporations and agencies track their spending with minority-owned and women-owned businesses. Appropriate for both the public and private sectors, the software tracks the entire procurement process, from the request-for-proposal stage to ensuring that the vendor is paid within 30 days of the project's completion. It even helps streamline and generate procurement reports.
"It's an ongoing process, but we hold their feet to the fire," says Evans, who is currently marketing his product to the airline industry. His client list already includes the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York, the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport and the Philadelphia International Airport.
To the same end, White is developing a product for Green business operations, which she hopes to roll out by 2011. "We want to have a real broad-range marketing strategy to get this product to market," explains White. "Due to cash flow, we won't be first to enter the market, but we will be first with the approach that we're taking. It would be price competitive and more holistic to a client's other business solutions."
A slow economy is a good time to consider options that would help a company reinvent itself, both to stay alive in the harsh climate and in preparation for better times. Cherise TrahanMiller, president of Ashay Media Group, a 14-year-old marketing and creative agency specializing in digital media, in Brooklyn, N.Y., says it's also a great time to dust off projects and ideas you may have put aside for implementation at a later date. "For one thing, your vendors are cheaper and it's a good time to get new ideas and new thoughts into the market," she says.
Ashay Media is developing a new product which, like White, TrahanMiller hopes to launch in 2011. She estimates the new product will increase business by 30 percent. "Being an entrepreneur is about being fearless and trying as many strategies as you can to procure new business," she says.
Contrarian thinking
A large part of being "fearless" has to do with knowing when to strike at an opportunity. Using that knowledge is precisely how Nigerian-born Olotu built his business. In 1995, he purchased the assets of a commercial printer in Rochester. Six years later, he acquired majority ownership in a heat-set web printer located in a neighboring county, which he absorbed into his expanded company. He became sole owner of the printer in 2009, about a year after he added a digital print division to meet the demands of his growing clientele. Today, Printing Methods is one of the largest black-owned printing companies in the country.
"We continually stay focused on the opportunities for growth and expansion, realizing that advancing technologies can open doors to helps us remain competitive," explains Olotu.
Being an entrepreneur sometimes means following your own instincts and taking steps that may make good business sense to no one else but you. White's friends, for example, thought she had lost her mind when she offered her services pro bono to one of her clients.
"I was able to parlay the offer to do pro bono work into potential billable hours, which created an enormous amount of goodwill with that client. We increased our knowledge capital not only of the corporation, but also in a new competency area," White says. "Could we afford it? Absolutely not. But I didn't view it as an expense. I viewed it as an investment."
Olotu adds, "The greatest advice I can offer any young entrepreneur is to have strong faith in God and to focus on your strengths. It is important to stick to what you know best and are exceptionally well at doing."
TrahanMiller agrees. "It's important that you have fun and love what you do. You put in a lot of work, so at the end of the day, I hope you love it," she says.


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The design and construction process for any building is chock full of learning experiences that architects can't share fast enough. The Building Research Information Knowledgebase, or BRIK, launched today by the AIA and the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS), now allows design professionals to access and contribute their knowledge to a single online resource. Available as a free tool, the website, brikbase.org, contains peer-reviewed research papers and case studies covering buildings from pre-design to post-occupancy and reuse.
Through BRIK, building and real estate professionals will be able to acquire design strategies and performance data, said AIA CEO, Robert Ivy, FAIA, during BRIK's public launch at the NIBS Building Innovation 2013 conference. The tool will "quantify and make real [the data] beyond the anecdotes," allowing the entire building community to benefit from the lessons learned with each project, he said.
On a more somber and personal note, Ivy, who formerly worked in New York for many years, added that sharing this information has become even more critical given the immense recovery efforts, due to the extreme weather events, that are overwhelming designers and engineers. Ivy said the resource will also help "prove the value of the work in which design and construction professionals are engaged." For example, he said, BRIK can serve as a metric to relate the effects of design on human health and productivity.
The website currently offers more than 500 different reports that focus on healthcare facilities, learning environments, and high-performance buildings. AIA and NIBS expect to add more building types in the future, and welcome contributions and suggestions for papers and case studies.
Research can be posted on BRIK by partners, contributors, and individuals. Partners include non-profit, educational, and governmental institutions who vet their own work, while contributors comprise professional firms and for-profit companies that must sign a memorandum of agreement with NIBS and AIA, under which their research will be vetted. The HKS/Center for Advanced Design Research & Evaluation, the Environmental Design Research Association, and the Center for Healthcare Design are the first contributors to sign on with BRIK.
Individuals interested in contributing to BRIK must submit research for review and approval by the BRC before they can post their work. Contributing to and accessing work on BRIK is free.
BRIK is being developed by the AIA/NIBS Building Research Council (BRC), a newly formed, multidisciplinary group that serves under the purview of NIBS. At today's event, Ivy presented NIBS president Henry Green, Hon. AIA, with a $15,000 check to help support the BRC's efforts. AIA and NIBS plan to maintain the site through sponsorships, which they will begin seeking in the first quarter of 2013.
The website incorporates search and social media tools and will list events relating to research on the built environment. NIBS IT director Bob Payn said, "BRIK will keep the research available to the public."


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She's Professor of Classics at Cambridge, and Classics editor for the Times Literary Supplement. Much of her job is undoubtedly the stuff of academia: lines after line of scholarly writing; line after line of scholarly reading. Read, encircle, tick, cross, type. Coda.
It is not a cliche, it is a truism: even for someone working in archaeology, academic life is chiefly one of words on paper.
In this context it's refreshing to be reminded of the power of things; of objects, to offer something reading and debate cannot. In her recent blog, Professor Beard talks about putting on Roman jewellery while filming a series in Pompeii.
This morning we went to the Naples Archaeological Museum, to look at various things, especially some jewelry kept there. Television certainly lets you do things that you don't get away with usually in academic life, like trying on the rings and the bracelets. I'm not sure I wholly approve - but it was certainly a buzz. Who could be so cynical that they did not feel a buzz slipping on an armlet once worn by a dead Pompeian? Not me.
It's this line that gets me: 'things that you don't get away with usually in academic life'. It's not that scholars aren't allowed to play dress-up with antiquities (although this might be true). It's that many in the profession frown on this longing for tangible reminders; for the palpable presence of the past.
I'm not suggesting academia is cynical or anaesthetised. But there is an impatience with sentimentality (of this sort) - an unwillingness to recognise that some urges, including the need to touch, should not be domesticated by professional rigor. (Perhaps this occurs in all areas of expertise - one becomes hardened to the romance.)
Touch does not resurrect the past; there is no magical time machine in our touch receptors. But it brings us back to the very reality we're studying: solid, situated, embodied human beings, inhabiting a definite time and place. The Romans who wore Beard's armlet were not simple facts - they were palpable events, as we are - and with all our aches, leaks, twinges and palpitations.
This does not replace academic study - on the contrary, it complements it. For someone like Professor Beard, I suspect it is a gateway of sorts: physical presence brings with it all that one has learned on digs, and in books. It offers an experience, in which academic expertise is one rich dimension.
This, I believe, is the 'buzz': the momentary shiver of encountering one's precarious, heavy humanity in another age.


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Stats. 1979, Ch. 111
Stats. 1979, Ch. 111—An act relating to local agencies, and declaring the urgency thereof, to take effect immediately.
Section 1. Exclusion of territory from an improvement district of a municipal water district. Notwithstanding Sections 54902, 54902.1, and 54903 of the Government Code, any exclusion of territory from an improvement district of a municipal water district pursuant to Part 8.5 (commencing with Section 72080) of Division 20 of the Water Code which is completed prior to February 26, 1979, shall be effective for assessment and taxation purposes for the 19797–1980 fiscal year if the required statement and map or plat is filed on or before March 1, 1979.
Sec. 2. Formation of a county service area. Notwithstanding Sections 54902, 54902.1 and 54903 of the Government Code, any county service area which is formed to provide street lighting services, the formation of which is completed by January 26, 1979, shall be effective for assessment and taxation purposes for the 19797–80 fiscal year if the statement and map or plat required by Sections 54900 and 54901 of the Government Code were filed with the State Board of Equalization and each assessor whose roll is used for the levy on or before March 28, 1979.
Sec. 3. No state reimbursement. Notwithstanding Section 2231 or 2234 of the Revenue and Taxation Code, there shall be no reimbursement pursuant to that section nor shall there be an appropriation made by this act because this act is in accordance with the request of a local government entity or entities which desires legislative authority to carry out the program specified in this act.
History.—Enacted by Stats. 1979, Ch. 111, in effect June 15, 1979.


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Archaeans have been found that can live in temperatures above 212°F (100°C). In contrast, no known eukaryotes can survive over 140°F (60°C). Other archaeans have been found in an Antarctic lake with a surface that is permanently frozen.
How do these extremophiles do it? They make a variety of protective molecules and enzymes (en-zimes). For example, some archaeans live in highly acidic environments. If the acid got into the archaeal cells, it would destroy their DNA, so they have to keep it out. But the defensive molecules on their cellular surfaces do come into contact with the acid and are uniquely designed not to break apart in it. Archaeans that live in very salty water are able to keep all the fluid from dissolving out of their cells by producing or pulling in from the outside solutes such as potassium chloride that balance the inside of the cells with the salty water outside. Other enzymes allow other achaeans to tolerate extreme hot or cold.
Not all the archaea are extremophiles. Many live in more ordinary temperatures and conditions. For example, scientists can find archaeans alongside bacteria and algae floating about in the open ocean. Some archaeans even live in your guts.


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I have some "sweet" news to share with you…
A few months ago I was contacted by Elaine K. Phillips, from Romantic Homes Magazine.
And I'm thrilled to share with you the results of a phone-interview and several emails…
Photos of our kitchen, along with a very nice article about our home…
A feature in Romantic Homes! I'm honored to say the least :)
And my heart is bursting with gratitude…Thanks so much, Elaine :)
Secondly, the editor of Bedrooms & Baths (special edition of Romantic Homes),
Rebecca Ittner, contacted me about our master bedroom.
And take a look at this!
Our barn wood headboard is featured under "Farmhouse", as one of the Top Design Trends of 2012!
I am so very thankful to Rebecca for including us :)
Of course, I have to give thanks to my friend, Donna at Funky Junk Interiors… she taught me how to shoot manually in ONE email!! She is an amazing encourager and has supported me from the start of this blog. Because of her expertise, I was able to do my own photography for these magazines :) Thanks so much, Donna, for helping me!!
Next, I would like to send hugs and thanks out to Jennifer Grey at The Old Painted Cottage…for featuring our "farmhouse" at
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And to all of you!! Thanks for being my biggest cheerleaders! For always making my day with your compliments about my photos and little farmhouse… because of the Lord, my sweet family, "sister", and you, I am able to do all of this without my precious mom…
you all mean the world to me :)
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When you participate in THREE card swaps!
One look at all of them together
And some sections so you may see YOUR card!
Thank you, all of you! I did take each and every one of them to open with Dad.
Dog of the Day
Cat of the Day
Pet of the Day
I saw mine in the place of honor next to your picture!
I don't do any card swaps, and I find I get fewer cards every year. I was surprised at the amount of people that didn't send any this year, but that's another sad sign of the times, I believe.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Wolfy ~ Fuzzbutt #3My little dog ~ a heartbeat at my feet
Sparky the Fuzzbutt - PT's DOTD 8/3/2010
RIP 2/28/1999~10/9/2012Myndi the Fuzzbutt - Mom's DOTD - Everyday
Ellie - Mom to the Fuzzbuttz
To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.
Ecclesiastes 3:1The clock of life is wound but once and no man has the power
To know just when the hands will stop - on what day, or what hour.
Now is the only time you have, so live it with a will -
Don't wait until tomorrow - the hands may then be still.
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Wow! They all look great. I've also found that each year there are fewer people who send cards each year. Hopefully this won't die out like many things already have.
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I am going to be in the Newport/Jonesboro/Amagon area hunting the 9th/10th. I am scheduled to return home on the 11th and was gonna see if anyone would have 2 Georgia boys for a 1/2 day or a day on that Saturday. Duck or snow geese either one. We have no issues at all paying for expenses or a days pass to hunt. Since we are going to be in Duck country we're just trying to make the most of it.
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Just finished redoing my chest and a few minor torso parts. Let me know what you think.
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Just finished redoing my chest and a few minor torso parts. Let me know what you think.
Looking good! Hope mine turns out that nice!
Looks amazing!! Can't wait to see more of it! :D
I'd have to check the ESB ref pics, but on RotJ suits, the top of the shoulder bells should be even with the top of the chest armor.
I think it looks AWESOME!! One other critique...the right shoulder should be more of an orangish compared to the left shoulder which is definitely lighter...leaning more towards the yellow.I used the UP Armor Yellow on my knees and shoulders and I misted the "Milwaukee road orange" a bit on my right shoulder and knees and it looks perfect!
Can't wait to see your finished product:)
I think I've got over 500 hours into the painting of my helmet by now :lol Hopefully I'll have a complete photo shoot of my ESB this year.
WOW Turo that looks great!
When you said you where doing an ESB Fett I knew you would nail it, minor flaws to the picky eye aside, that looks fantastic.
I like the armor ALOT. may I ask who you got it from?
We are in the presence of greatness...excellent job my friend! Now bring on the rest of it! *hehe*
Looks great overall. As one perfectionist to another, is your center diamond a little closer to your right?
you NAILED it bro! Can't wait to see more!
The center diamond and the plates move around.
Looking great, Arturo!
Ge, i don't know. Let me think.... Awesome!
Lookin great Arturo. Keep up the good work :thumbsup::fettesb
Very nice Seeker. You did an awesome job there!!! looks great:thumbsup
Yeah that is soooo good! Nice work!
WOW Turo! Fabulous, man.
I always love to see a fellow ESB Fett. Great job!
Friggin' amazing Turo! AMAZING!
Thansk everyone. I'm hoping that I dont ever have to do a version 2.0. :D
So with the help of all you guys I'm gonna try to get it right the first time.
Bobafettish - Thanks for noticing that, but I'm aiming for the chronicles Fett look
with ESB colors. I love the spacing in those pictures.
DL44 - gotcha man, the orange is in there, but I guess I need some more. I went a little light. Time to hit the hobby store again. Thanks man.
BobaFettslave -
Helmet - MSH2 by Fettpride and painted by Rogue Studios.
Neck seal - by TK409's wife
Vest - TK409's sister. I modified the shoulders flaps and modified to fit me
Chest armor - by Fettpride painted by me with Rogue Studios colors.
Jodo Kast - like Tylerdurden said, the pieces move around a bit. But believe me its dead on straight. heh heh. thanks for noticing that. Sometimes I need someone elses EYE. thanks man.
thanks for the feedback and help everyone.
The look I'm aiming for.
As usual, a fantastic work, Seeker! :cheers
I wish I had your determination :cry
Fantastic work!!! Cant wait to see it completed.
That is coming along great Turo!
The only thing I see is the shoulder bells look like they could come up a hair so the top corners touch the seam.
The paint job is really well done!
Looking absolutely fantastic!
If you're looking for constructive criticism, it seems like there's too much vest material showing at the bottom, and the shoulder bells look a little too wingy; might wanna raise them up a little as E2K13 said.
But what a great paint/weathering job! Did you use US Med. Green for the armour?
NIce job Turo, as always! :)
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With only one day separating their last competition, the Canisius College men's and women's swimming and diving teams traveled to Cleveland, Ohio to compete in the Cleveland Dual at the Robert F. Busbey Natatorium on Tuesday afternoon. The Golden Griffin men and women each captured wins over Case Western Reserve, Notre Dame, and John Carroll with each falling to the host Cleveland State Vikings.
The Canisius men defeated Case Western Reserve (149-91), Notre Dame (198 -38), and John Carroll (198-32). The Griffs' lone loss in the dual came at the hands of the Vikings, 149-91.
The Golden Griffin women also captured wins over Case Western Reserve (168.50-73.50), Notre Dame (163-76), and John Carroll (186-49). The visiting Griffs fell to the Vikings, 164-91.
"This was clearly our best meet of the year," said head coach Scott Vanderzell. "Throughout the dual, we had a great attitude coupled with a great race work. We are finally starting to get healthy as a team, as we prepare for the MAAC Championship."
Continuing to dominate for the Golden Griffin women on the diving boards was freshman Audrey Mulhisen, who set both the 1-meter and 3-meter diving school records. Mulhisen captured first in the 1-meter with a score of 235.55 followed by a second-place performance in the 3-meter by posting a tally of 250.65. The freshman broke both former Griff Kaeli Abdo's records, which stood since 2007-08.
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But the 31-year-old put in a superb display, scoring one goal and claiming three assists against the League One side to remind everyone of his vast talent.
"At the moment the competition is very high [for a first-team place]," Wenger told Arsenal Player. "But he will get his chance, and he showed here that he deserves it."
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from today:
I got to their dance class yesterday around noon. I brought Babs with me. When they saw I had the explorer, they about exploded with asking if I brought a dog with me.
I got them home and made them lunch. Then we started the work. They have religion and math tests on Tuesday, so we needed to do those units. Piano lessons. Analisa had an AR book that she had to read. She also had handwriting she had to finish. Their mother said that they needed to sweep the floors, clean the yuck off their riding boots, and fold their swimming laundry. She also wanted them to read a chapter of the social studies and science books. Talk about a holiday!
Well, we got started right away. Have to. They had a chiropractor appointment today, and my sister was planning on taking them to Tae Kwon Do -- not sure how you spell that, this evening. She wanted everything done by 4.
It's a lot of work. They also helped me unload the dishwasher and make dinner. After dinner, we brought Babs and her crate in. By 9PM, the Math was done, the piano lessons, the religion and the handwriting was done. We sat on Chairs outside Babs' crate under the ping-pong table and read several chapters of The Long Winter. Then Elena asked if she could read to us her book. And she read several chapters of it. She's the one that just turned seven a week ago. I am very impressed at her skill in reading aloud.
Anyway, today, I got up early and took Babs for a quick walk before the girls got up. And then had Analisa read her book next to her while I got breakfast for them. After breakfast, Analisa continued to read next to Babs, while Elena and I played a game of scrabble. Then I had them get dressed, while I put together some PB&J, and pack it into a back pack and we all went to the park with Babs.
The girls had a great time sliding down the sliding boards that were covered with ice and snow, and letting their boots fall off. Babs was loose and she followed me to the top of the climbing thing. A car came down the black top, so I grabbed Babs' collar and said, THIS ISN'T A DRIVEWAY! to the car. Their were two guys in the vehicle. The driver rolled down his window and said it was official business. Then told me to have a nice day, LOL. As he drove away, I could see his license plate was a government vehicle, probably cops.
Anyway, no one was in the park, so I was leaving Babs, free. If anyone arrived, I had a leash for her in my pocket. The girls were laying on top of each other going down the high slide, and laughing their heads off and screaming.
We ate the sandwiches and apples in the car and Babs got the left overs. Then we went back home to do the math test and piano lessons, and make dinner and finish the book, clean the boots, and sweep the floors all before the chiro- visit.
I can't believe we actually got everything done. Analisa cleaned both sets of boots, Elena swept all the floors. We read the first lesson of unit three of the Social Studies. And then after the chiropractor visit, I started Oliver which they got for Christmas, but haven't had time to watch yet. Analisa loved it, and watched it. Elena had already read a condensed version of the book, but she was ok with the musical.
Their mom wasn't up to the karate-stuff so she postponed that until later in the week, but these kids are busy. The got a microscope from my little sister for Christmas and they are having fun with that. Elena is going through some 3rd grade beast-math books while Analisa works on the current stuff. They got a bow from my parents for Christmas -- my sister was on board with that, as one of the girls asked to learn archery. It's a great little 15 pound pull recurve that my dad found. Anyway, their riding instructor also teaches archery, and she's going to teach them to shoot from horseback -- that's nuts.
They do a lot, but all of it is good stuff. The gymnastics plays into the dance and the karate stuff. The swimming and horseback riding are all good physical activities, and the riding is particularly good for Analisa. They both have a soft-spot for animals, but Analisa is particularly tuned to them. She is learning English riding, so posting and all that, and she has excellent rhythm, for riding, piano, dance.
And that was Babs' and my Sunday/Monday.
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I've come to the conclusion that; if you treat every part of your costume as if it is the only piece that matters, you will always get an awesome result.
I spent 3 days painting this. That's a long time for one little piece that no one will even notice.


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To be organized, i would like you all to post here with your siggy entry.
Explain why you choose your siggy to be like that, etc. Lets keep the ball rolling shall we?
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hi! im MissFrozty from Zeus Server! :3
as you can see that under there is my signature :3
i took the screenshot from the garden in raccoon paradise..
i put the luminary logo i took from the main site coz i think it would be cool...
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Why I choose this signature? I guess it is because the colors of the signature match with both of my character in a way. The siggy shows just about everything a person needs to know about the character when anyone sees me.
Hello Guys!! I'm SaRaHjOY of Zeus Server and here is my Signature. I choose it to be like this because i love butterflies and i like butterfly mount in goonzu hahaha!! thats why i attached my character picture as well as myself so i hope you will like my siggy thank you andd happy gaming guys
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I chose it cause it shows my best armor and axe, and i think it looks nice with the golden leaves in the background. I took an SS of myself outside Pandu and the sig was edited with care and precision, to make myself look pro lol. ^_^
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Nice Siggies guys! since all look great, all of you will be rewarded this coming GoonZu day.
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'"When I took that week off again and just changed treatment a little bit, that really helped," said Hecht, who began seeing a chiropractor and taking different medicine. "I've been fine since. Not really pushing it over the edge."'
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re: "soft" front end
Update: took the car to the alignment shop and had them check it from stem to stern. Also had the foreman drive it. He put it thru some paces, and disagreed with my assesment. He felt springs/shocks/sway bar etc. were all fine as it returned to center and responded as it should. He classified it as "over responsive", not soft. He's right, thats the proper description.
Here is where it got interesting. He says more caster will help high speed stability, but too much caster can cause my over responsive symptoms. so we reduced the caster to 1 1/2 - 1 3/4. We can increase the toe, and maybe try to adjust bump steer, etc. but he wants to do one thing at a time, so for now, just the reduced caster. Going to drive it over the holidays and decide if it's better/worse/ or the same. [ the drive home was in heavy traffic, so I'm reserving judgement till I drive it under many conditions, but seemed to feel better]
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|When I built my model A,I used M/T bias ply tires. For three years I drove it with a front end that felt light at highway speeds. I thought that maybe at high speeds air was getting under the front fenders and lifting the front enough to make the car light in front. Some times it was even a white knuckle ride until I slowed down. To make a long story short I put on radial tires and got a new car ride.
On the cars I have had the soft floaty feeling was solved by going to a more aggressive shock..The stock shocks were picked to get a very soft ride..the other guys are right on as far as things to look at in alignment..
Static toe and dynamic ( roll or bump steer) cause completely different issues.
Static Toe in, at ride height, makes the car drive in a nice straight line, too much will wear the tires. Toe out will make the car like to turn, great for roadracing, not so good for street driving.
Dynamic toe changes, come in two flavors which are manifestation of the same thing.
In most suspension systems bump steer and roll steer are caused by the same suspension adjustments and cannot be adjusted seperately ( unfortuneately)
Bump steer you are driving aloog and one wheel hits a bump ( or a hole), the wheel should sty pointing where it was before, it shouldn't turn as it goes over the bump. Any turning, toe in or out, will make the car feel unstable.
Roll steer is what happens when you go around a corner, the car rolls and puts more weight on the outside wheels.
More weight causes compression of the suspension just like going over a bump.
Again, if the wheel turns, the driver will have to compensate.
But it's more complicated than that...
If the car toes in on roll, the car will turn sharper, causing more roll, causing more turn...the driver will compensate by straightening the wheel, which causes less roll, less toe in, less steering...So the driver will turn sharper, back to square 1 !
This is oversteer, and is unnerving to the driver.
If the car toes out on roll, the car won't turn as much as the driver expects, so they will turn a little more. end of story.
This is understeer, and a little makes the car feel stable and predictable, a lot makes the car feel like a Ford, sluggish and unresponsive.
BTW roll steer is what makes a car want to turn into the ditch on a crowned road, it because the car is leaning just like going around a corner.
re: "soft" front end
Thanks for the input guys.
Couple of things; everything is new in the front end. Nothing binding, sticking or bent. Tires, 215/70 15's so that may be some of it.
Toe in is just 1/16, so I can up that a little.
427V8, you threw me there. I know (or think I know) that toe out will make em squirrelly. So I designed it to toe in (if anything) on bump steer.
Splain to me why I want toe OUT on bump steer?
Generally, you all are confirming my gut hunch. It's in the alignment. The shop that did it has been around about 50 years and has those "old guys" that know their stuff. They would have put another 1/2* or so of caster on it if they could, but thought it would be fine with what I had.
Guess it won't hurt to have them recheck it.
Any other idea?
Toe is important.
Wht is your toe at ride height? It should be about 1/8" in. toe out will make it squirrely
Bumpsteer is also very important. You need toe OUT on bump, toe in will make the car squirrly and like to wander
Wide Tires can cause tramlining, where the tires try to follow the ruts in the road. i have 255 50 R17's on my vette that tramline like crazy. No cure for that except for fixing the road.
After he'd close up shop, he'd stroll into our place for a nightcap and tell war stories from his younger years. Man, I miss that guy and his stories.
I'd say caster also, "if" it still feels like it won't stay arrow straight on a perfect straight & flat highway. Of course, I'd recheck the toe as accurately as possible, first,....in case it somehow got slightly toe'd out. If it is really out instead of in, it will act spooky like that.
longshot: A frozen or stiff steering part like a kingpin can cause that.
You need more caster ...
"soft" front end
My car doesn't ride like I want it to, but I can't put my finger on it. "floaty" maybe? Everything is new, and tight, but it doesn't "track" like I want at high speed. It is like it comes off the center line very easily. Undulations in the road, cross winds, etc. Honestly feels like the front end is light, like when you overload your trunk.
Without changing the stance to add more weight up front, any other ideas?
Here is what I am considering; (any help in identifying, or eliminating, a culprit would be appreciated.)
1. spring rate/shocks - The ride is smooth and it responds to a "bounce" test like it should. Still considering stiffer springs or heavy duty shocks.
2. Bump Steer - I don't think this is it. I believe my toe changes less than 1/4 inch through the entire suspension travel, and it changes to toe in, not out.
But I will double check this as it sounds like a possible culprit.
3. Caster too low. I'm at 2 1/2 - 2 3/4 positive. I'm out of adjustment and changing this is major PITA, so last resort.
4. Drop Spindles - anyone get squirelly results from a drop spindle change?
5. Rack too sensitive - I have modified the flow rate and pressure to match the original Cavalier set up. Could the weight and non strut character of my front end dictate a flow and pressure less than the original cavaleir setup?
Understand, the sensation is subtle. Drives good, but I wouldn't take my hand off the wheel and let it drive itself, which is what i want.
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Starting Your Own Venture: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and
the Sublime A Spring 2013 Lunch Conversationled by Theresa Ellis, Gleitsman Visiting Practitioner and
Founder of Common Impact
If you've ever wanted to start your "thing", this is a conversation that you won't want to miss. We'll have several entrepreneurs sharing their insights about what it was like to start a new venture. What did they love? What did they hate? What would they do again? What would they never, ever do again in a million years? We'll have a conversation with these entrepreneurs; we'll have some Q&A; and then we'll have some small group discussions where you can spend some deeper time digging in with one of the panelists in a smaller group. Panelists include:
• Lizzie Bildner, Founder and President, Sharitive
• Eric Dawson, Co-Founder and President, Peace First
• Raj Melville, Executive Director, Deshpande Foundation
• David Shapiro, President and CEO, MENTOR (invited)
• Theresa Ellis, Gleitsman Visiting Practitioner, HKS -- moderator Lunch Details:
• When: Tuesday, April 16th from 11:45am - 1:00pm
• Where: Darman Seminar Room (T-135), Center for Public Leadership, HKS Facilitator Bio
Theresa Ellis is the Founder of Common Impact, where she served as CEO for 12 years. As CEO, Theresa set the strategy for the organization, recruited the team, and worked closely with key corporate partners. Theresa's vision in creating Common Impact was to find a way to unlock the talent resident in America's Fortune 500 companies, using this talent to create stronger communities for all. Through its innovative model, Common Impact channels critical, untapped resources into the nonprofit sector, while creating value for its corporate partners including companies such as Altria, State Street Corporation, and Fidelity Investments. Common Impact has been widely recognized for its innovative model, creating a new market for volunteerism. She currently serves on the Board of Visitors for the Tucker Foundation at Dartmouth College and chairs the Board's Nominations Committee. Theresa earned an A.B. in Religion with honors at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH where she graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. She also received the Phillip D. McInnis Class of 1936 Award, given to the outstanding woman in the graduating class. Questions? Please contact Mike Leveriza at firstname.lastname@example.com (Tel:617.495.1386)
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Upset Cabrera asks Mets to trade him
New York Mets infielder Asdrubal Cabrera said on Friday that he has asked the Mets to trade him after the team recently moved him from shortstop to second base.
PACIFIC PALISADES, California A refreshed Luke Donald aims to prosper from a delayed start to his 2013 PGA Tour campaign, just as he did two years ago when he went on to complete the most successful season of his career.
The Briton won four times worldwide in 2011 and became the first player to clinch the money titles on both sides of the Atlantic after spending much of that year atop of the rankings.
In a similar move, Donald has not competed since he tied for third at the European Tour's DP World Tour Championship in November in a bid to recharge his batteries for another long, globe-trotting season.
"Obviously it's a little bit of a late start for me this year," the English world number three told reporters on Wednesday while preparing for this week's Northern Trust Open at Riviera Country Club.
"It's something I did back in 2011, and it worked very well for me back then. You know, it's been a long year (in 2012) ... and it's hard to find time where you can actually work on your swing to try and make some improvements with your game.
"So I took a decent amount of time off but I feel rested, I feel ready to go. I've been working hard on the swing, and I'm looking forward to starting again here this week."
Asked what specific changes he had made to his game since the end of 2012, Donald replied: "I don't really like to use the word changes, more just improvements.
"I'm constantly striving to get the club in a little bit better position at the top, a bit more neutral, a little bit deeper with maybe slightly more cup in the left wrist.
"And I'm always working on the downswing, trying to get my hands and arms a little bit more underneath me, so I flip left past impact. So I'm working on that, and working on obviously continuing to be sharper on the short game."
Six PGA Tour events have already taken place this season with Americans Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Brandt Snedeker among those claiming early wins but Donald feels no pressure to play catch-up.
"I've been around the tour long enough to know that it's a marathon, it's not a sprint," said Donald, a five-times winner on the U.S. circuit. "It's been a long season. It's about positioning yourself.
"Obviously Brandt has got off to a great start, and it's nice to see Tiger and Phil playing well. Any time you have the great players playing well, it inspires you to work harder and try and catch them."
Donald, who also spent time during the off-season getting advice from NBA great Michael Jordan on his mental approach to sport, has always enjoyed playing on the iconic par-71 Riviera layout.
"Riviera is always a great course with a great field, it's one of the classic golf courses we play all year," said the Briton, who is playing the event for a 12th consecutive time. "And as usual, no real changes this year to the previous year.
"It's in good shape. You've just got to control your ball around this place. What makes this place difficult are the greens more than anything. You really have to think about how the ball comes into the greens.
"They are very small. They can get firm. You don't hit many greens around here compared to some of the other places."
Donald is scheduled to tee off with Australian Adam Scott and Northern Irishman Graeme McDowell in Thursday's opening round at Riviera.
(Reporting by Mark Lamport-Stokes; Editing by Frank Pingue)
New York Mets infielder Asdrubal Cabrera said on Friday that he has asked the Mets to trade him after the team recently moved him from shortstop to second base.
The New Jersey Devils selected Swiss center Nico Hischier of the Halifax Mooseheads with the first overall pick in the 2017 National Hockey League Entry Draft in Chicago on Friday, ending suspense about who would go first in the competitive draft.


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LOL I got a few of those sunomi kits and mags tucked away for a rainy day when I feel like building something stock looking.
I am a 10 mm fan. what about a 10 mm build.
10mm is a pretty hot round and the ammo is kind of pricey.
it's really a reloader's caliber- brings the cost down, and THEN it's a hot round...
If you don't approach it that way, you'll never appreciate it.
10mm should fit a 7.62 bolt, I'd like to do gas-op 10mm AK- but what mags?
The answer would depend on the 10mm pistol you pair it with... Glock20 makes sense, good capacity- the 20 is the only Glock I've ever owned (or liked, the larger frame of the 20/21 is the only way it's comfortable for me)
I've got a Caspian high-cap 1911 frame I need to start building- I could do it in 10mm, and use those mags for an AK gas-op build, too. I've thought of building it in 9x23 Winchester, and building an AK to take the mags, too... it's a reloader's caliber, too- could use slow powder for a carbine round that would need bonded bullets to not come apart.
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Price will be $30 per barrel plus actual shipping back to you. I will be accepting barrels in trade. I will offer a discount of $10-15 per extra barrel you send along. You pay when I ship the barrel back.
Things to note:
- Not all barrels can be freak bored. If it's one I know works that's fine. If I haven't seen it in person I'll need a picture with a ruler.
- This is custom work - I try to do them quickly but if you send it to me expect me to have it for a month or two.
- If I kill your barrel you don't have to pay. I'm not going to buy you another one or give you any compensation in return.
- I don't suggest freak boring on barrels that are already small bore. I don't suggest using an insert bigger than .004 smaller than the original barrel. For example, if you send me a .693 to bore I don't suggest using a freak insert bigger than .689.
- If I'm too busy to do your barrel I might tell you no. Don't take it personally, this is a sub-hobby for me not a business.
- The simplest way to get a freak bored barrel is to buy one I've already done. Check with me to see what I currently have in stock.
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Bringing Google Calendar to the Play Store
October 17th, 2012 | Published in Gmail (Google Mail)
Previously available only on select Android devices like Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus, you can now download the official Google Calendar app for Android from Google Play. Google Calendar makes it easy for you to manage all your calendars in one place, including those from your Google accounts and other calendars synced to your Android device.
Beyond supporting the basics such as creating, editing, deleting events and responding to invitations, the new Google Calendar app has extra features that help you manage your time and communication more easily:
- Snooze events directly from a notification if you're not quite ready and want to be reminded later.
- Use predefined messages to send quick "I'll be late" updates to your event participants directly from the notifications or the event itself (of course, you can always write your own).
- Pinch to zoom in and out of a day.
- Set a home time zone to help you manage your time better when traveling.


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March 18, 2014, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ City Council Conference Room
March 1, 2014 - March 31, 2014 @ Children's Library
All children up to age 12 are invited to participate in out Cat's Hat March Reading Program. Kids need to read 3 books at their level that they have never read before, write the titles of the books on a Cat's Hat tally sheet and put it in the cat's hat on the desk in the Children's Library. Non-readers may be read to. Starting Saturday, March 1, tally sheets can be picked up in the Children's Library or downloads from the Children's Library website at www.broomfieldchildrenslibrary.org, then click on Special Events. You may enter as many times as you like! All entries are due by closing on Monday, march 31. A drawing will be held after the contest ends to pick 5 winners. Winners will receive a colorful Cat's hat!
March 18, 2014, 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM @ Children's Library Story Room
Preschoolers enjoy stories and songs that develop early literacy skills and foster curiosity. This program is reserved for children ages 3 - 5 who can sit on their own and comfortably participate in a variety of literature based activities geared towards preparing children for learning to read. Asking children to attend without their caregivers helps to develop a sense of independence that will be needed as they start school. No registration required.Stop at the Children's Desk for a name tag and a ticket. This program is repeated on Thursdays, 1:30 - 2:00 PM
March 18, 2014, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Free math and science tutoring. Half-hour sessions available every Tuesday evening from 5-7 pm in the Teen Zone. This program in for teens in grades 6-12. Registration is required and may be done at the Teen Zone desk or by calling 720-887-2360.
March 18, 2014, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM @ Lotus Bench at Tom Frost Reservoir
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Monday Morning Offering - 1
O God,
it's Monday!
A new week stretches before me:
will you walk with me this week, Lord?
Slow me down before I go too fast
and give me strength to do well
the things I really need to accomplish...
Give me the wisdom to lay aside
the things I do not need,
the cares I need not carry,
the burdens I need not bear...
Amid the worries of this week, Lord,
calm my fears,
lift my spirits,
give me rest
- and keep me in today...
Open my eyes to any way
I might lighten the burdens of others
and give me the grace and courage to offer:
my hand, my arm, my shoulder;
my heart, my support, my comfort;
my smile, my story, my love...
Show me yourself this week, Lord:
open my ears to your voice,
my eyes to your beauty,
my heart to your mercy,
my mind to your counsel,
my weary limbs to your strength,
my mouth to give you praise...
A new week stretches before me, Lord:
help me to live it
a day at a time,
in your time,
in peace...
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A much needed prayer to start my week, and a most beautiful song and video. The colors and scenes are gorgeous. "Yahweh, you are near", is a psalm that makes me feel closer to God and always touches my heart.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 30, 2008 at 10:31 AM
Thank you indeed! Do you have a published book of prayers? If not...you should.ReplyDelete
Anne: I did write a book titled "Prayerbook for Engaged Couples" but it's not actually a book of prayers, it's a book designed to help engaged couples pray together over the scripture and ritual texts for the Catholic marriage rite. My other two books are "Preparing for Liturgy: a theology and spirituality" and "Parish Weddings." The former is just what the title indicates; the latter is a guide for parishes working on creating local guidelines for celebrating the sacrament of marriage. All are published by Liturgy Training Publications in Chicago and available through Amazon.com.ReplyDelete
(I'm also part of LTP's video, "Your Catholic Wedding.")
- AnonymousJune 30, 2008 at 11:29 AM
Thank you for an extraordinarily beautiful prayer and the video. You cannot know how meaningful and helpful this post was for me. I awoke with thoughts of a very unpleasant yesterday on my mind and after meditating on and absorbing the prayer, I realized that yesterday's baggage belonged in yesterday, and I needed to stay in today. A comforting message from Jesus through your words. I agree with Anne, a published book of your prayers would be a gift to all of us.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 30, 2008 at 1:20 PM
Thank you for this beautiful prayer. May God take away any cares or fears you may have and gently enfold you in his loving embrace.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 30, 2008 at 1:38 PM
I've purchased a few copies of Preparing for Liturgy. It seems when I loan it out I don't get it back...for good reasons. I don't mind.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 30, 2008 at 5:45 PM
The illustration has an '80s feel. Is it from that era?
I found this a couple weeks ago and downloaded it but unfortunately I didn't save the info on the source. I did a lengthy search yesterday to find the source for attribution but came up with nothing. If anyone knows the source, please leave a message here.ReplyDelete
Lately your blog has been a source of ear worms for me. You know ear worms? Those tunes that squirm into your brain and are in no hurry to leave? First it's "Summertime," and now it's "Yahweh I know You Are Near!" I prefer the latter, especially since it reminds me of good times in the past and a vowed friend who proclaimed that "there is no other nun [sic] beside me" was about her. :-)ReplyDelete
I love the graphic!ReplyDelete
It is how I feel when Happiness and Praise take over my heart.
- AnonymousJuly 2, 2008 at 1:40 PM
Can we sing this in church sometime?ReplyDelete
I'll ask our music director to keep this psalm in mind as he plans our weekend repertoire.ReplyDelete
Folks from other parishes, of course, will need to speak with their own music ministers.
Although I think it's been a while since we've sung this at Sunday Mass, it does occasionally show up at our Advent/Christmas, Lent/Easter Evening Prayer liturgies.
- reginaJuly 4, 2008 at 9:45 AM
Thanks so much for this one. It comes just when I really need it! The prayer and the song are most touching and fit so well together.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 8, 2012 at 7:45 PM
Fr. Fleming - I find myself coming back to this song - over and over and over again - certainly for more than two years now. Yes, i know that God is there for me; yes, he loves me and looks out for me - even though since I divorced an unfaithful husband, I am no longer welcome within the formal structure of the church. It's funny that my very best friend lives in your parish - although she suffers from altheimers and, I am a graduate of Our Lady Help of Christians in Newton - 'tho I've lived in several countries and many states since then. Your words and thoughts seem to me to be true - as are God's.. this particular song calls to me - and I listen and I do love it. Thank You.ReplyDelete


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Arsenal Football Club, Islington Council, and Newlon Housing have established the Arsenal Regeneration Team (ART) to harness the social and economic regeneration opportunities arising from the Arsenal Development Scheme in a way that reflects the hopes and desires of local people. Therefore, ART is actively seeking the involvement and views of local people, voluntary organisations, and businesses in the regeneration of the area.
Councillor Laura Willoughby, Executive Member for Communities says:
"What's really important is that local people get involved now, whilst the development is underway, so that opportunities are grasped and the benefits meet local people's aspirations. To do this, I urge you to find out more by making contact with the Arsenal Regeneration Team. This is a golden opportunity for us to swiftly change a few things around here for the better and we don't want to miss it."
The Team also receives financial support for its costs and initiatives from the Islington Strategic Partnership and the London Development Agency.
ART's role and programme of projects includes:
- Publicising the benefits of the Arsenal Development Scheme to local people and businesses. ART and AFC have jointly published the first edition of a biannual newsletter.
- Establishing the practical framework to maximise the benefits from the £500,000 community development money provided by AFC as a result of the development and to encourage local people to make suggestions as to how this money should be spent.
- Assisting in identifying local tenant and resident groups and business organisations who want to be represented on the Consultative Forum that will work with AFC, Islington Council, the Police and Transport for London to consider the environmental impact in the new stadium area on match days.
- Working on an Urban Space Strategy to animate the podium space around the Emirates Stadium and maximise cultural business activities and community use. ART wants to ensure that the podium is a safe, family friendly, vibrant, and pleasant environment for local people and visitors every day of the week.
- Looking to identify the types of businesses and organisations that will benefit the local area by occupying some of the 33,000 sq m of new commercial space.
- A collaboration with the London Urban Collective to promote local hip-hop talent. This will lead to the production of an album and launch at the Carling Academy Islington on 9th December 2004.
- A project with AFC to train young people to FA Coaching Level 2 and gain work experience in AFC's Community Programme
- A project with Groundwork Camden and Islington to set up a community-based recycling business
- A project to develop derelict space within the Arsenal Development Area into managed workspace units for community-based SMEs
- Working with the Arsenal Workplace Co-ordinator to assist local people of all ages to access employment in the construction industry, primarily within the Arsenal Development Area, as part of the Building London Creating Futures Project.
- Working with Islington Council's Enterprise Culture Initiative which will provide additional business support, business training and skills development to new and existing businesses and social enterprises across the regeneration sites in the borough i.e. Kings Cross to Arsenal Development Scheme to Finsbury Park.


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Moberg et al: Highly variable Northern Hemisphere temperatures?
Second, because they have used the wavelets, they end up with a non-dimensional signal which has to be normalised against the instrumental record from 1859 to 1979. So if (for example) their reconstruction was too flat in that period, the renormalization would pump it up in the pre-industrial period. Or if too noisy, it would get toned down. The adjustment is done to match "mean value and variance" but (being in Nature) this is a bit brief: do they mean the variance of the smoothed or full series? If the full series (as we suppose), then most of the variance is probably coming from the interannual variations of the tree rings, *but* the bit that's really important is the long-term signal. If its the long term signal that is being matched, then you only have 1 or 2 degrees of freedom in the calibration period (1859-1979). To some extent this uncertainty is eased by their figure 2a, which shows the original records used, with the scaling in ºC. Properly nailing down all these issues is going to take a while.
These points will undoubtedly be answered, and the authors of other temperature reconstructions (including other authors at RealClimate) will have comments on the method. It is worth noting that, in any case, the results of Moberg et al., if they prove correct, would not require any change in the the IPCC TAR summary for policymakers, which says "the increase in temperature in the 20th century is likely to have been the largest of any century during the past 1,000 years. It is also likely that, in the Northern Hemisphere, the 1990s was the warmest decade and 1998 the warmest year (Figure 1b). Because less data are available, less is known about annual averages prior to 1,000 years before present…". The last statement is based largely on MBH99. All this remains true with the Moberg reconstruction, and is actually somewhat strengthened, since their results go back 1000 years before MBH99.
http://www.grida.no/climate/ipcc_tar/wg1/005.htm – IPCC TAR SPM
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Springfield, Ohio — Wittenberg University welcomes psychologist Daniel Schacter for a presentation at the Wittenberg Series-sponsored IBM Endowed Lecture in the Sciences at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, in Pam Evans Smith Arena in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Center, 250 Bill Edwards Drive.
Schacter's address is titled "The Seven Sins of Memory." Like all Wittenberg Series events, the lecture is open to the public free of charge.
Prior to the Wittenberg Series event, Schacter will meet with Wittenberg community members for a student-faculty lecture titled "Constructive Memory and Imagining the Future: A Cognitive Neuroscience Perspective" at 3:50 p.m. in the Bayley Auditorium in the Barbara Deer Kuss Science Center, 315 Bill Edwards Drive.
The William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Psychology at Harvard University, Schacter has published more than 350 articles and chapters exploring the nature and function of human memory using cognitive, neuropsychological and neuroimaging approaches. The recipient of several awards for his groundbreaking research, Schacter is also the author or co-author of multiple books, including Searching for Memory and The Seven Sins of Memory, which both won the American Psychological Association's (APA) William James Book Award.
A member of more than 20 editorial advisory boards, Schacter received his B.A. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1974, and his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Toronto in 1977 and 1981, respectively. Most recently, Schacter co-authored Psychology with Daniel T. Gilbert and Daniel M. Wegner.
The IBM Endowed Lecture in the Sciences is funded by a gift to Wittenberg from the IBM Corporation, and has been a part of the Wittenberg Series since the 1982-83 school year. The lectures are designed to bring distinguished scholars to campus in order to enhance the role and image of science on a liberal arts campus and to bring about a larger understanding and appreciation of science as a most crucial contemporary exercise.
The Wittenberg Series annually brings distinguished lecturers and performing artists of national and international prominence to the Wittenberg campus and Springfield community. To make special arrangements, reserve a Series poster, or become a friend of the Wittenberg Series, contact Jeannine Fox at 937-327-7470 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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By any objective criteria the state of Russian politics leaves something called "democracy" not present in the lives of its people. But, President Dimitry Medvedev believes things are politically correct in his country despite widespread evidence last fall's elections were marred by corruption and denial of rights for opponents of the government. "In general," says the president, "the results of the regional electionns reflect the real balance of the political forces and public sympathies in the country." In other words, it makes no difference if his political party, United Russia, steals elections as long as they steal it along lines that reflect political views of people. The other parties in the Duma staged a boycott, but Medvedev is not impressed.
Many hoped with the election of Dimitry Medvedev after eight years of authoritarian Putin, there would be a new attitude about working for a free and democratic electoral system, but Dimitry appears to fear making changes. He continually insists United Russia IS the overwhelming favorite of the population, but he ignores that his party controls the media and has the power of government patronage. Step on on the road to democracy would be to offer opposition parties equal access to television.


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At CCC, we're committed to giving you the full college experience. You can live right on campus. Living in the dorm makes it convenient to get involved: You're steps away from the Commons, where most of our student clubs meet and everyone eats. Hike or run the campus trails or take your gear to the on-campus gym ... also just steps from your dorm room and home of the Red Barons, the intramural program, and campus fitness center.
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Just installed the new update and was exited to read that the sustain isue was solved
CB-1505 Sustain pedal works now with previous behavior.
The case is that now the pedal newer releases again. It even keep holding the tone after you stop recording when you press a tone again on keyboad until you close cubasis, so the problem is not solved - it got worse!


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If you look back at my first post, it gives a brief look into the life of a Twins fan living in North Dakota. For most of my college years, I had spent money to travel back and forth between Grand Forks, ND and the Metrodome to catch as much baseball action as possible. There were trips to spring training, playoff tickets purchased, and a lot of hope for the future.
I started this blog as a way for my voice to be heard in relation to the Twins. I never expected to have a ton of people turning to me for my opinion but that's not what I was worried about. The Twins blogging community was so strong and I wanted to be even a small part of that moving forward.
Over these past four years, I have always been surprised about the growth of the Twins blogosphere. Here are just a few of the things I have been able to accomplish over the last four years and it shows some of the growth seen in Twins Territory.
- There are now multiple weekly podcasts about Minnesota's hometown nine and I am a regular contributor to one of those shows.
- For the last three seasons, I have helped Seth Stohs put together the Twins offseason handbook, which is a staple for hardcore prospect fans.
- There have also been opportunities for me to write the articles for the scorecard sold at Target Field.
- I am a regular contributor at Twins Daily, one of the largest Twins communities on the web and an ESPN affiliated blog.
- The Minneapolis Star Tribune called this site "One of the more under-recognized Twins blogs."
Last month, I was given an early anniversary present as I crossed a new milestone for this site. For the first time in my history, there were over 10,000 monthly page views at my blog. In the grand scheme of things, this might not sound like a lot but it had never happened before and it's all because of readers like you.
I don't write these posts for the page views or for any kind of financial gain. I do this writing because I am passionate about the Minnesota Twins. I want to thank you for visiting this site even whether you are a regular visitor or a first timer. I hope you enjoy what you find on this site.
A new baseball season is quickly approaching and one line from my first post stuck out to me. There is always a renewed hope surrounding the beginning of a baseball season. Every team has a chance to do something special. As I wrote those four years ago, "These new beginnings allow for new hopes in Twins Territory and hope is never a bad thing."