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I don't know if I got this message across, but I have the most perfect niece on the face of the planet. Last Christmas, she flew in from California (with her mom and dad, who are also fabulous, but were slightly less photographed by me during that trip). I wanted to commemorate her first Christmas, but even though she is perfect, she wasn't QUITE ready for my colors,and paints at 7 months. Every year my Mom pulls out a little ornament I came home from Sunday School with on my first Christmas. It was a bell with the year written on it. I mean, I brought it home, so that means it's special, but I wasn't writing at 5 months (I think it was more like 8 months that I picked up my pen and began my writing career), so....I wanted Blythe to actually be a part of the first ornament she made. It just so happened to snow last Christmas as well, it was the first truly white Christmas in the Dallas area since they began keeping records well over 100 years ago. I took a glass ornament, and painted Blythe's hand (with the help of her Mom), and then pressed it to three ornaments (one for her, and one for each Grand-family). She wasn't into it yet, so it was really hard to get her to stay still without causing too many long lasting scars, but we figured these little smeared hands will just represent the true process. Crafts aren't perfect when you are 7 months or 7 years or 30+ years old, which is the charm of it all. I had her Mom use a paint pen and write the date, and the memory. I added some fake snow to the inside of the ornament, and tied a ribbon to the top. I considered adding blue beads, or snowflakes, or even sequins inside as well, but....I think this is more Lydia's style. I also found the paint did not want to stay on the glass, so I bought a little tube of paint sealer, and very carefully painted over the hand (so the wet paint wouldn't rub off our impression). I love these little flake hands. These were made a long time ago, but in attempt to allow time for more surprises, and because I know they sometimes check my blog, it had to wait. Lastly, I found these little chinese take out boxes with flakes to store these little ornaments in from year to year. And thus completes another cute Blythe post.
Linking To:
Saturday Mornings
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Homemade Gifts: One of My Favorite Flakes-Ornament
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Labels: Christmas, Family, Homemade Gift
Monday, November 29, 2010
Homemade Gifts: Personalized Guitar Picks
I took an over exposed, too close blurry picture before packing them up forever so that you can just imagine whether they might or might not look better than the finished product, and sent them on their way. The overexposed, blurry picture is a really imporant part of the process, so don't forget that. Another year of the 'impossible' to buy for family homemade gifts are now out of the dusty attic that is my brain and on their way to their new owners.
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Labels: Gifts for Boys, Homemade Gift
Sunday, November 28, 2010
A Week of Homemade Gifts
If you need homemade gift ideas, you've come to the right place. The reason why I started blogging about the gifts last year was so I'd remember who I gave what to when so I didn't redo an idea I love. The problem is, a few years after I started blogging with a small handful of friends, some of my extended friendship circle now have my web address, which isn't a problem, except when it comes to gift making/blogging, I don't know if they check it, but they could! A lot of my gifts I'll have to blog about after Christmas, but I've got a solid week's worth of some gifts I kinda heart, and then over the month of December I'll be posting a TON more of the gifts I've made. I guess I could someday blog about some of those past gifts, but I'd have to stop crafting in real time to do that.
A few years ago I went to almost exclusive homemade gift giving b/c I got really tired of walking through a store, trying to find the perfect thing for someone, and ultimately spending money just to spend money to show I cared, but not giving the thing I really wanted them to have. To be honest, if I were making gifts for the reaction of the recipients, sometimes that just isn't going to happen (that is not meant for any of my friends that might be reading this, I don't believe in being passive aggressive via the net), but it makes me feel better to know it's a gift from the heart, and I know in this world of blogging, there are others out there that totally 'get' the joy and process of making things and thinking about those friends and family members as you make it. Below my link, under the labels, I have a lot of my prior gifts labeled with "homemade gift," but I'm about to add a lot more, so....without further ado....
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Labels: A Week Of..., Homemade Gift
Holiday Cupcake Contest
Hoosier Homemade hosted a seasonal cupcake contest through the month of November. I participated this summer in a summer cupcake competition and loved seeing what other cupcake cohorts came up with, and this second round didn't disappoint either. It sort of snuck up on me as far as baking prep, but this is a run down of my holiday cupcakes. Attached are each link to the cupcakes, recipes, and rantings. On Tuesday, Hoosier will open up her site for voting, so everyone will be posting their four cupcakes for the competition.
Week 1: Seasonal Flavor: Peppermint Patty Cupcakes
Week 2: Thanksgiving Cupcakes: New York City's Macy's Parade Black and White Cupcakes
Week 3: Naughty or Nice Cupcakes (in Ornament Holders)
Week 4: New Year's Champagne Cupcakes
Linking To: Hoosier Homemade
Posted by Christy Robbins at 12:52 AM 2 comments
Labels: Cakes
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Autumn Fruit Salad
Ingredients: 1 1/2 c. sugar, 1/2 c. all-purpose flour, 1 1/2 c. water, 1 t. butter, 1 t. vanilla, 5 c. cubed, unpeeled green apples, 2 c. halved red seedless grapes, 1 c. diced celery, 1 c. walnut halves.
Instructions: In a large saucepan, combine sugar, flour, and water. Mix and bring to a boil. Cook until the mix thickens, this happens quickly, and when it does, it looks like this.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Kelly's Twice Baked Potato Casserole
My friend, Kelly, introduced me to a version of this one holiday. I've adapted the cheese a bit to fit what I had in my fridge, but I think it would work with any combination of cheese you like, and work it does. I'm actually not a huge fan of potatoes, and I love this, as does the rest of my family, which is a small miracle. Someday I need to do a run down of the things my extended family eats, it would be the shortest, easiest blog post ever b/c they each have about three things they eat without conflict, hesitation, or protest, so holiday meals can be difficult. You better believe this makes it to the table quite often when it comes to attempting to fix a meal that will be eaten. It does NOT, however, make it on any weight watcher's sites but it's worth the splurge.
10 large russet baking potatoes (about 7 pounds), 1 stick of butter, plus 2 T of butter (at room temperature), 1 c. sour cream, 1/2 c. heavy cream, 2 t. salt, 1 1/2 t. black pepper, 3/4 lb bacon-cooked until crisp and crumbled, 1/2 lb sharp cheddar cheese, cubed, 3/4 pound mild cheddar cheese, shredded, 1/2 c. chopped green onion, 3 eggs, lightly beaten.
Heat over 400 degrees.
Wash and dry potatoes. Prick potatoes with a fork and bake for 1 hour-1 hour 15 minutes (until tender). Set aside until cool enough to handle.
When cooled, cut potatoes in half and use a melon baller to scoop out all the insides.
Put potatoes insides in a bowl and mix with 1 stick of butter, sour cream, heavy cream, salt, and pepper. Mash. Add bacon, cubed cheese, half of grated cheese, green onion, eggs. Mix well.
Butter a 9x13 inch dish with remaining butter. Pour mix into bowl, and top with the rest of the cheese.
Reduce oven heat to 375. Bake 35-40 minutes until bubbling around the edge, and cheese is melted on top and lightly browned. Serve hot.
I've put the casserole together the day before, covered it and baked it the day of the dinner to save time the day 'of.' This also reheats well.
Linking To:
Remodelaholic House of Hepworths
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Labels: Christmas, Cooking, Potatoes, Recipes, Side Dishes, Thanksgiving
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Thanksgiving 2010
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Labels: Friends, Thanksgiving
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Thanksgiving Trail Mix Placecards
trail mix recipe using bugels to look like baby cornocopias. I banged my head against the wall because I want to be this clever. I died again, but God sent me back because heavens not quite ready for me. I don't know what He meant by that, but...thank goodness I'm here to share these cute little projects I found on the net.
I love you. Let's get married.
I think these would make some really cute placecards, write a name across 'em and set them by each place. I'm not doing this, only because I couldn't want until Thanksgiving to do this, and the trail mix is now just a piece of history, but *you* could.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 12:07 AM 7 comments
Labels: Fall, Placecards, Scrapbooking, Thanksgiving
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
New Year's Champagne Cupcakes
Mini champagne glasses. I found these at the thrift store...donated from a wedding, but I've also seen them at the Dollar Tree, and every craft store in the wedding favor section. They are much more affordable when feeding a crowd than trying to find large champagne glasses for a large crowd of people.
I used a whipped, vanilla icing on the cupcakes to hold on the champagne bubbles.
For the Bubbles: Wilton sells these white round 'bubble's in mass, or they have jars of sprinkles that are white and round. I think the most affordable (and tasty) way to add bubbles are white Sixlets. I've found them at a bunch of Candy Stores (after purchasing these Wilton candies for my trial run). They also have vanilla whoppers you can grab if you want a variety of bubble sizes.
Posted by Christy Robbins at 12:32 AM 7 comments
Labels: Cakes, Desserts, Mini, New Year's Eve
Monday, November 22, 2010
Apple Pie Bites OR My Favorite Recipe in a long LONG time....
Linking To:
Just Something I Whipped Up Keeping it Simple CRAFT It's a Blog Party Trendy Treehouse
Simpsonized Crafts Night Owl Crafting Free Pretty Things For You Fireflies and Jellybeans It's Fun to Craft 504 Main Crafty Soiree Along for the Ride Be Different...Act Normal A Vision to Remember Under the Table and Dreaming
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Labels: Apples, Cooking, Desserts, Holidays, Mini, Recipes, Thanksgiving
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Misc Stuff, and and Important Message from my Dogs....
Today was a good day.
I'm filthy from dust and dirt b/c I'm throwing my house around trying to hide stuff before my Soul Sister, Regan, flies in for Thanksgiving holiday on Tuesday. Her husband is overseas right now (coming home soon...yay), making it possible for us to safely sit in my house and craft, site see, eat, cook, laugh, and never act above the age of about 11 and a half in the 5 days she's here. I'm excited to get custody this holiday!
In the midst of my pretending to keep a somewhat clean house, I took a break for church, and then ate lunch with some lifelong friends of mine, and at the end, I felt 'healed' from anything and everything real and imaginary, dwelled on, or squished out of concious thought.
The last two weeks I've been a little discombobulated. Amid two weeks of headaches, real and 'situationally' created, sleepiness (not a state I'm used to), a side of coughing, and lots of repairmen in and out, out and in. I can't say that I started with a very organized house to begin with, and when moving disorganized projects around, it's hard to find a place to put them, and it's certainly not easy for find a place to put them back. And when I say there have been guys working here, I mean, sometimes two times a day..most days, two a day. My Mom has been a big help on this, but since it is my house, it's ultimately my cleaning, and :gulp: bill. More on that later.
I have a lot of work ahead of me b/c I'm determined to A) Get organized and B) Get off the waiting list for Hoarders. Insert a need to get rid of some stuff. I had my first 'giveaway' last week....drawing was tonight, it was a very serious process. This is a gift I made for Blythe about 15 Blythe gifts ago, and I just don't have the space to store it, or unrealistic expectations that it's all I'll make between now and next year. I will, however, be blogging a week of gifts next week that I'm giving this year (some of the ones I can share at this point, most will have to wait. Next week I'm also taking some of my extra cra(p)fts to work to get rid of them, and when I say 'get rid of' I mean, I'm slapping 50 cents to a few bucks dollar on most of this stuff. What doesn't go, will show up here and be shipped to a house near you real soon. I like the process of creating it, but now...it needs a new home. Here's the first item that's finding a new home:
Umm, and if you've made it this far, and you commented, it was just what the doctor ordered. Most of the comments made me laugh, all gave me warm fuzzies,and it gave me an opportunity to stalk you ;o). I decided less than a year ago to just have a public blog and find imaginary friends on the internet because most of my 'real' life friends weren't really interested in my need to just share, get feedback on,'If a tree falls in a forest...' and unicorn stories via blogland.
...because I take life really seriously, I took this drawing seriously. I got out my Wilton food writing markers and wrote numbers on stale bread. I lined them along a counter straight off of where Max was sleeping (these counters were brought by some workmen over the last few weeks, along with other stuff that was brought/carted away...another blog...another day...).
Next, for the second digit, I called all three over.
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Labels: Pets
Saturday, November 20, 2010
A Week of Gingerbread
I've just spent a week (and then some) blogging about a love of mine....gingerbread. Just because my week is over this won't be the last I blog about gingerbread, in fact, having begun, I could have done a month of projects, but I decided I was even getting on my nerves a little bit. I'm putting all the links here (in no partiuclar order) for my future sanity. All the tutorials, talk, and the secret to life are contained in the attached links...or not.
Mini Gingerbread House Mug Hugger
Gingerbread Scented Playdough
Mini Gingerbread House-On-A-Stick
Felt Gingerbread Playset (and Giveaway)
Scented Gingerbread Garland
Gingerbread Cupcakes
Soft Gingerbread Cookies
Laura Ingall's Gingerbread Recipe
Gingerbread Men Crayons
Linking To: Be Different...Act Normal, Tatortots and Jello Sunday Showcase Somewhat Simple
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Labels: A Week Of..., Christmas, Gingerbread
Christmas: Gingerbread: Gingerbread Man Crayons
Posted by Christy Robbins at 1:17 PM 3 comments
Labels: Gingerbread, Homemade Gift
Christmas: Gingerbread: Laura Ingalls Wilder's Gingerbread Recipe
Posted by Christy Robbins at 10:56 AM 2 comments
Labels: Christmas, Cooking, Desserts, Gingerbread
Friday, November 19, 2010
Christmas: Gingerbread: Mini Gingerbread Mug Hugger
Basically, there is a little printable sheet you can print from her blog, she used a mini gingerbread house kit she has to make it. You roll out your dough (here's my favorite gingerbread cookie recipe), and cut out two of each template.
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Labels: Christmas, Cookies, Gingerbread, Homemade Gift


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I'm sharing this Felt Christmas Cookies sewing pattern for FREE to all of you. The pattern is available via pdf download. All you need to do is sign up for my monthly newsletter (over on the right under the projects) or click here and I'll get you this free pattern via pdf download!
The pattern includes step-by-step illustrations for each cookie pictured, a santa plate, and hot cocoa mug!
I wanted to just thank you all for being such great readers and so supportive. I truly appreciate the time each and every one of you take out of your day to stop by, read and comment.
I hope you're enjoying a wonderful holiday season with your family!


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Similar to 2000's Hoagy Carmichael-based Stardust, Somewhere: The Songs of Leonard Bernstein finds pianist Bill Charlap continuing his exploration of great American composers. A longtime fan of Bernstein's work, Charlap conveys a very personal feeling throughout the album. Some may ask, why is another jazz trio album of standards necessary? Charlap answers this admirably with highly sophisticated yet direct arrangements and his usual stellar improvisational skills. Many of the songs from West Side Story work astonishingly well in a modern jazz format. Notably, "America" receives an expansive McCoy Tyner meets Tito Puente treatment, while "Jump" is serious post-bop Raymond Scott. Joining Charlap are his longtime collaborators bassist Peter Washington and drummer Kenny Washington. Together, the trio showcase an uncanny sense of timing and group interplay that only comes from years of performing together. ~ Matt Collar


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Spring might finally be here… we had 4 more inches of snow on Monday, but since then the sun has been shining & temps are rising! I have a whole bunch of delicious eats to share with you today --
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Homemade Twix Bars – My blogging friend Lara made these amazing looking dessert bars with chocolate & caramel. I can't wait to try these out for Bible study in the coming weeks! Get the recipe here. Pin the recipe here.
Black Bean Veggie Wraps – After having dessert first (see bars above), these wraps look like an incredible way to enjoy lunch. I found them on the Sweet Happy Life blog, and I am so glad that I did. They are stuffed with zucchini, butternut squash and black beans… yum! Get the recipe here. Pin the recipe here.
Banana Split Bars – I love the idea of a banana split, but, I have allergies to raw bananas. Anyone else? Darn oral allergy syndrome. But, these bars overcome that limitation because the bananas are cooked into a delicious bar and have all the goodness of a banana split, including chocolate & cherries (although, I'll have to leave out the nuts)! Get the recipe here. Pin the recipe here.
Homemade Frozen Pizza. The bloggers at Love and Olive Oil posted a brilliant idea – make your own frozen pizza. I love this because we all know there are "those nights" where a frozen pizza would come in handy. I'll feel much better about tossing one of these homemade pizzas into the oven! Get the recipe here. Pin the recipe here.
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DETROIT -- November U.S. sales results rolled in today and here are several news nuggets -- updates on a few vehicles I've been tracking this year:
- Minivans: The Toyota Sienna continues to hold its sales lead, but its position as minivan king is shrinking. Toyota sold 99,865 Siennas through November, an 882 vehicle lead over the Dodge Caravan. Sienna led the Caravan by 975 vehicles at the end of October. As for the other players, Honda tallied 95,579 Odyssey sales after 11 months, followed by the Chrysler Town & Country, 84,701.
- Pony cars: Camaro continues unthreatened. Through November, Chevrolet sold 81,495 Camaros, compared with 65,381 Ford Mustangs and 36,250 Dodge Challengers. Credit the addition of a convertible this year for Camaro's supremacy.
- Saab: Although its future remains uncertain, buyers are walking into dealerships. Saab sold 356 vehicles in November. Interestingly, that was only slightly down from 397 vehicles in November 2010. The top seller last month was the 9-5, with 166 sales. Saab has sold 5,340 vehicles this year. Saab reports 2,443vehicles in inventory. Production was halted last spring.
- Caprice: After much fanfare over the past year or so, the Australian-built Chevrolet Caprice is merely coasting in the slow lane. The dedicated cop car, at least here in the United States, last month posted just 167 sales. Sales this year? 781.
- General Motors expected the Caprice to be a popular rear-drive alternative to the Dodge Charger and Ford Crown Victoria.
- Captiva Sport: On the plus side for Chevy, the fleet-only Captiva Sport crossover is smoking for now as rental fleets expand their 2012 models. GM sold 2,915 Captiva Sports last month, giving it 5,550 since sales began in October. The vehicle is assembled in Mexico.
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He's our new duck! Exclusively ours! The D'Artagnan Rohan™ is a proprietary hybrid of several duck breeds including the Heritage Mallard and the Pekin, and is raised just for us on a farm in New York State.
The duck is named after a family of dukes and princes who lived in the Rohan area of Brittany, France, and made the name, and a native duck, famous. The Rohan boasts juicy, tender, rose-colored meat with a mild taste that lends itself to practically every duck recipe.
Never administered antibiotics, hormones, or steroids the Rohan duck is raised cage-free and fed a diet of corn and soy. The duck is available in two sizes: 5-5 ½ lbs and 5 ½-6 lbs. Because it is air-chilled, that weight is all meat and bone, not water retained during processing. This means that the skin crisps up nicely however it is prepared and the flavor is pure, unadulterated duck.
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This past Thursday, GE's ecomagination celebrated it's two year anniversary in style at GE's Universal Studios theme park, relaying the success of the program and announcing 11 new ecomgination products, services, and projects- all based on the ideal that green business is good business. In case you don't know, Ecomagination is General Electric's company-wide environmental initiative to decrease pollution from its products and increase research and development on cleaner technologies. Last time we wrote about ecomagination, we sparked an interesting conversation about greenwashing – many readers raised the question as to how effective and/or genuine such a corporate sustainability initiative actually is. We're still open to discussion, but we're inclined to support any effort to commit such resources to more responsible products and development.
Inhabitat was invited to be onsite and witness the festivities, the panel discussion, and the special appearance by the sustainable Governator himself, Arnold Swarzenegger. It is clear that GE's CEO Jeff Immelt truly believes that investing in green is not only friendly for the environment, but good for business growth. To achieve these green goals, he has formed strategic alliances and partnerships with a variety of industry leaders to make sure that GE is a leader holistically when it comes to sustainable issues.
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Whoopi Goldberg, original name Caryn Elaine Johnson, (born November 13, 1955, New York, New York, U.S.), American comedian, actress, and producer known for her work in theatre, film, television, and recordings. An accomplished performer with a wide repertoire, her work ranged from dramatic leading roles to controversial comedic performances. She also garnered attention as a cohost of the TV talk show The View.
Goldberg spent her early years in a Manhattan housing project. She began performing at age eight with a children's theatre group and later, as a young adult, went on to perform in the choruses of Broadway shows. She moved to California in 1974 and soon became active in the theatre community there, as well as establishing a presence as a stand-up comedian. Eventually she developed The Spook Show, a one-woman stage show noted for its humour, satire, and drama, which she performed throughout the United States and Europe. That performance became the basis for the critically acclaimed Broadway show Whoopi Goldberg, which debuted in 1984, and in 1985 Goldberg won a Grammy Award for the show's recording. Soon afterward she made her Hollywood debut in The Color Purple (1985), for which she garnered an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe Award.
Goldberg went on to perform in less-successful films before appearing in Ghost (1990), for which she won both the Academy Award and the Golden Globe Award for best supporting actress. Goldberg followed up with numerous performances in film and television, including hosting her own talk show for a brief stint, serving as host of the Academy Awards show on several occasions, and starring in the television show Whoopi (2003–04). In 2007 she became a cohost on the daytime television talk show The View.
In addition, Goldberg began producing works for television and stage in the late 1990s, and in 2002 she won a Tony Award for producing the Broadway show Thoroughly Modern Millie. Although her planned Broadway revival of Ntozake Shange's 1975 ensemble theatre piece For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf was canceled in 2008, Goldberg played a religious zealot in the show's 2010 film adaptation, For Colored Girls. She later produced the musical Sister Act (2011–12). Goldberg also acted on Broadway, appearing in solo shows as well as Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (2003) and Xanadu (2008).
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thomasconsultingllc necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 155 diseños de 57 diseñadores freelance.
Maine IT Support.com provides IT support, hardware, software, parts, consulting, and pc repair services in MidCoast Maine. We are a new start up and will be trying to fit in between the local computer repair guy and the geek squad/easy tech offerings of the big national chains.
We want people to know that we are professional, fair, trustworthy, and affordable. We charge less for some jobs than the national chains, and take a friendly approach to our customers. We are more professional than the local computer guy who is running by the seat of his pants.
We are targeting small business owners of less than 25 employees and affluent homeowners within an hour of Rockland, ME.
This logo needs to be bold and graphical, an icon would be best. The name is too long to include in all communication. (Maine IT Support.com)
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Jennifer Schlozman is a former Weight Watchers Leader Ambassador who is also a runner and a triathlete. She likes to write about her mommy fitness adventures on Fit Bottomed Mamas and Fit Bottomed Girls. Just recently, she had the chance to visit 9Round. She liked it so much that she decided to write a review on her experiences with her first 9Round workout to be featured on the Fit Bottomed Girls website.
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The Partenopei cemented their European status after running riot over Andrea Stramaccioni's injury-ravaged side
The Uruguayan opened the scoring on three minutes but Ricky Alvarez levelled for the visitors from the penalty spot, before Serie A's top goalscorer scored his second and third to put his side out of sight.
The result secures a top three finish for the Partenopei, meaning they are now certain to play in Europe's elite competition next season.
Napoli started brightly and with three minutes gone Goran Pandev set Cavani free and the striker produced a masterful finish to slot the ball home. Despite the set-back, the visitors came close to mustering a rapid fight-back, with Fredy Guarin's free-kick and then Alvaro Pereira's smart turn and shot drawing difficult saves from Morgan De Sanctis.
Inter's endeavour was soon to pay off though, as a slick Mateo Kovacic ball found Alvarez advancing into the Napoli area, only to be barged down by the retreating Juan Zuniga. Alvarez picked himself up and promptly buried the spot-kick into the corner for a deserved 23rd minute equaliser.
Guarin tried once more to fire his side into the lead when he cut in from the flank and tested De Sanctis from an acute angle, but Samir Handanovic also had to be alert at the other end to thwart Blerim Dzemaili, who attempted to extend his recent hot-scoring streak with a rising shot.
Zuniga eventually made up for his earlier mistake when he was brought to a crude halt by Jonathan in the Inter box. Cavani lined up the resulting penalty and made no mistake from 12 yards for his 100th goal in Napoli colours.
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The UC Santa Barbara women dominated the field as they opened the 2007 season at the Annual UCSB Lagoon Open on the UCSB campus Saturday morning. The Gaucho women took the first six places in the 5-kilometer race topping Cal Poly, 15-53 and Westmont, 15-78. The Gaucho men took second in the 8-kilometer race with Cal Poly taking the race 20-43 over UCSB and 20-81 over Westmont.
In the women's 5k, three Gauchos came in at 18:09: Megan Lewis, Bethany Nickless and Danielle Domenichelli. Liza Hitchner (18:10), Alyssa Brown (18:24) and Andrea Jacobs (18:27) rounded out the top-six. Cal Poly's top finisher was Kim Donatelli who posted a mark of 18:28, while Westmont's fastest time was 18:54 by Anna Stumbo.
The men's 8-k was won by Cal Poly's Phillip Reid who ran a time of 24:50. Fellow Mustang Troy Swier finished just behind Reid, clocking in at 24:52. Tim Aukshunas was the top UCSB finisher, coming in third with at 24:54 and Scott Smith placed fifth at 24:59. Westmont's top finisher was Robert Cherry who captured 13th place with a mark of 25:38.
The three-race event began with an alumni and community 5k that was won by Craig Winchard with a time of 20:43.8. Gaucho head coach Pete Dolan took fourth in the race with his mark of 20:50.9.
Both the men's and women's cross country teams will be back in action on Sept. 15 when they compete in the Aztec Invitational hosted by San Diego State.


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HILLSVILLE — A Florida man is wanted in connection with the assault of a Hillsville man.
The Carroll County Sheriff's Office has issued a warrant for Justin Baldwin, 33, of Hollywood, Fla.
He is charged with the malicious wounding of Dusty Dale Pickett, 53, who police say was assaulted at 612 Sylvatus Highway in Hillsville on May 23.
Investigator Donnie Spangler of the sheriff's office reported that Pickett confronted some people in a neighbor's yard to see why they were there, and one of them hit Pickett, fracturing his face.
According to a press release from the sheriff's office, county deputies and officers from Hillsville Police Department responded to an assault call around 9:55 p.m. on May 23. They found Pickett suffering from severe trauma to the head. "Pickett was able to give a good description of the persons who assaulted him, before being transported to the hospital," the press release said.
Pickett was treated and released from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Hillsville Police Department Investigator Alan Gravley and Carroll deputies developed information that led to the identification of two possible suspects. "Armed with that information, [Spangler] located one of the suspects and was able to obtain enough information" to charge Baldwin.
"The information also led local Investigators to believe that Baldwin fled back to Florida the night of the assault," the press release said. "Investigator Spangler has been in contact with authorities in Hollywood, Fla., in reference to the active warrants on Baldwin.
Carroll Sheriff J.B. Gardner said he was very pleased with the cooperation between Carroll and Hillsville officers, "which resulted in the suspect being identified very quickly and allowed the charges to be placed."
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Effects of Eltoprazine on Cognitive Impairment Associated With Schizophrenia (CIAS) in Adults
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|Condition or disease
|Cognitive Impairment Schizophrenia
|Drug: Eltoprazine Drug: Placebo
|Phase 2
Schizophrenia is a common and highly disabling psychiatric disorder with population prevalence around 1%. The manifestations of schizophrenia fall into three major domains: 1) "positive" symptoms, such as delusions, hallucinations, and disorganization of behavior; 2) "negative symptoms," including social withdrawal, lack of motivation, and reduced expression of affect; and 3) cognitive dysfunction. Cognitive deficits are seen in most patients with schizophrenia.
Eltoprazine has agonist effects on both 5-HT1A and 5-HT1B receptors, which suggests that this drug may be useful for normalizing prefrontal cognitive abilities, reducing aggression and impulsivity, and improving cognitive function in schizophrenia.
This study will compare the effects of Eltoprazine (as an adjunctive treatment to anti-psychotics) with Placebo in Adults with a DSM IV/DSM IV TR diagnosis of schizophrenia, in potentially improving one or more dimensions of cognitive impairment associated with schizophrenia.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|31 participants
|Intervention Model:
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|Double (Participant, Investigator)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Randomized, Double-blind, Parallel Trial Comparing the Effects of Eltoprazine (Adjunct to Anti-psychotics) With Placebo in Adults With Schizophrenia, in Improving One or More Dimensions of Cognitive Impairment Associated With Schizophrenia
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|August 2011
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|September 2012
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|November 2012
Experimental: Eltoprazine
eltoprazine pill 2.5mg bid, eltoprazine pill 5mg bid, eltoprazine 7.5mg bid
Drug: Eltoprazine
Comparison of eltoprazine, dosed orally, for 8 weeks
Other Name: eltropazine hydrochloride
Placebo Comparator: Placebo
placebo pill 2.5mg bid, placebo pill 5mg bid, placebo 7.5mg bid
Drug: Placebo
Placebo to match eltoprazine
- MATRICS Consensus Cognitive Battery (MCCB) [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 4 weeks ]Assessment of cognitive effects over time measured suing the MCCB battery
- Continuous Performance Test-AX Version (CPT-AX) [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 4 weeks ]Assessment of Cognitive effects over time measured using the Continuous Performance Test (AX version)
- N-Back [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 4 weeks ]Assessment of Cognitive effects over time measured using the N-Back Working Memory Test
- Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS) [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 2 weeks ]
- Calgary Depression Scale (CDS) [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 2 weeks ]
- Scale for Assessment of Negative Symptoms (SANS) [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 2 weeks ]
- Simpson-Angus Extrapyramidal Symptom Rating Scale (SAS) [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 2 weeks ]
- Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS) [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 2 weeks ]
- Barnes Akathisia Scale (BAS) [ Time Frame: At Baseline and every 2 weeks ]
- Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS) [ Time Frame: At baseline and end of study; every two weeks if there is a change in the CDRS suicidality rating to a score of 2 or 3 ]
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
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|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
Males and Females, 18-65 years of age, who meet the DSM-IV-TR for schizophrenia.
Must test negative for pregnancy at the time of enrollment based on a pregnancy test & agrees to use birth control during study.
Performance less than the max cutoff (in parentheses) for ONE of the following MCCB tests: i) Letter-number span (20); ii) HVLT total (31); and iii) CPT d-prime (3.47) BPRS Hallucinatory Behavior or Unusual Thought Content item scores ≤ 5
BPRS Conceptual Disorganization item score ≤ 4
Simpson-Angus Scale total score ≤ 6
CDRS total score ≤ 10
Able to complete the baseline MCCB validly as assessed by tester
WTAR raw score ≥ 6
Be treated with one of the following second generation antipsychotics: risperidone, olanzapine, quetiapine, asenapine, iloperidone or paliperidone for the previous two months, with no change in dose in the last month, or with injectable depot antipsychotics (fluphenazine, haloperidol decanoate, risperdal Consta or paliperidone sustenna) with no change in last 3 months
Laboratory results must show no clinically significant abnormalities.
Must have an ECG with QTc measurement performed at Screening that is not clinically significant.
Must have a negative drug screen.
Exclusion Criteria:
Current treatment with one of the following antipsychotics: clozapine, aripiprazole, lurasidone or ziprasidone.
Current treatment with any anti-cholinergic drug in doses above 2 mg daily for benztropine, 5 mg per day for trihexyphenidyl, and 50 mg day for diphenhydramine.
Current treatment with benzodiazepines in doses above 10 mg of diazepam (or the equivalent of another drug).
Patients with a DSM-IV diagnosis of alcohol or substance abuse within the last month or a DSM-IV diagnosis of alcohol or substance dependence within the last 6 months.
Have a significant suicide attempt within one year of Visit 1, answered yes to question 3, 4 or 5 on the C-SSRS at Visit 1,or are currently at risk of suicide in the opinion of the Investigator.
Patients with a hx of significant head injury/trauma. Patients with a clinically significant neurological, metabolic,hepatic, hematological, pulmonary, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, and/or urological disorder. Insulin-dependent diabetics who are clinically stable and whose baseline fasting glucose is 200 or less may be included.
Clinically significant abnormalities in PE, ECG, or lab assessments. Clinically significant renal disease (e.g. chronic renal insufficiency with GFR <60, inflammatory disease requiring medication, acute renal failure).
Pregnant women or women of child-bearing potential, who are either not surgically-sterile or using appropriate methods of birth control.
Women who are breast-feeding Have a TSH level consistent with hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. Patients previously diagnosed with hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, who have been treated on a stable dose of thyroid supplement for at least the past 3 months, and who are clinically and chemically euthyroid will be allowed to participate in the study.
Have significant prior or current medical conditions that, in the judgment of the investigator, could be exacerbated by or compromised by study drug.
Have any medical condition that would increase sympathetic nervous system activity markedly.Patients who are taking a medication on a daily basis (for example, albuterol, inhalation aerosols, pseudoephedrine), that has sympathomimetic activity can be enrolled.
Used MAOIs during the 2 weeks (14 days) prior to Baseline. Have used any SSRI, a 5HT1A agonist or other serotonin-mediated treatment for any reason during the 4 weeks prior to Baseline.
Have current hypertension despite treatment. Have received treatment within the last 60 days with a drug that has not received regulatory approval for any indication at the time of study entry.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01266174
|United States, California
|Veteran's Administration of Greater Los Angeles
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90073
|United States, Illinois
|Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60611
|United States, Maryland
|Maryland Psychiatric Research Center
|Catonsville, Maryland, United States, 21228
|United States, Massachusetts
|Massachusetts General Hospital
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02114
|United States, New York
|Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc.
|New York, New York, United States, 10032
|United States, North Carolina
|Duke University School of Medicine
|Durham, North Carolina, United States, 27705
|Principal Investigator:
|John G Csernansky, MD
|NortWestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
|Responsible Party:
|Amarantus BioScience Holdings, Inc.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01266174 History of Changes
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|First Posted:
|December 24, 2010 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|April 14, 2015
|Last Verified:
|April 2015
Keywords provided by Amarantus BioScience Holdings, Inc.:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cognitive Dysfunction
Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders
Mental Disorders
Cognition Disorders
Neurocognitive Disorders
Serotonin Receptor Agonists
Serotonin Agents
Neurotransmitter Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Physiological Effects of Drugs


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Editor's note: The difference between creating a one-of-a-kind custom and bringing a concept to market can be of staggering magnitude. Such is the case for the Cavallo GT. This wild, almost completely re-bodied C5 made its first public appearance at the 1999 SEMA Show. It was to be marketed by Redline Motors L.L.C. and C5 Concepts, and offered with three levels of performance upgrades with tire and wheel packages, suspension and brake modifications, and from 400 to 500 horsepower. We were highly impressed by what we saw, ran a couple of photos of it in the March 2000 issue in our SEMA coverage, and anxiously awaited the opportunity to both test a Cavallo GT and to shoot one for a feature. Then the car and the companies it was to be marketed by seemed to disappear from the face of the Earth. Needless to say, we were both surprised and pleased to see the car reappear a few months ago under the aegis of Blue Dot Design and HBW Body Works, and then to see it in person at the NCM's 8th Anniversary Celebration over the Labor Day weekend. Nearly two years have passed, but the car still is, in our eyes, a stunning piece of work, and we were quite pleased to assign the "shoot" to longtime contributor Jerry Heasley.
While it's unmistakably a C5, the Cavallo GT is, according to designer Ken Grant, "an exercise in restraint because we wanted to take the sophistication of the C5 and bring out the raw, bold proportions of the Viper." Grant is an experienced automotive designer who worked for Ford for over 10 years. His last corporate projects were working on the '99 Mustang re-design, followed by the upcoming '02 model, two-seater Thunderbird.
Then he ventured out on his own to start an automotive aftermarket company doing "visual appearance accessories" (custom body panels). The front fascia for Ford's F-150 Harley Davidson package was one of Ken's designs.
He sold that business and started Blue Dot Design in Livonia, Michigan, with Paul Burke. Paul owned a new C5 and said, "It's the ideal car to re-body. Nothing is sonic welded."
Ken remembers, "We were wondering what to do when we grew up and decided to dive in and do something for ourselves for a change."
Both Ken and Paul think that's why this design came off so clean. They had nobody to please but themselves. Burke remembers the Vette was an impulse. "We re-clayed the whole body in about three weeks, then cast the original body from that clay."
Of the design parameters, Ken says, "We wanted to enhance the car, proportionally. The width and the fullness of the shape of the Vette is a little on the thin side, if you compare it to our Cavallo. If you put them side-by-side, the Cavallo has just got a little bit more volume. The C5 is very subtle and refined The idea was to take the C5's design elements and exaggeate them. We were restrained only by the existing lighting and the mounting points for the body panels."
The Cavallo GT is about 4-inches wider in the back and a little over 2-inches wider in the front. Ken made a very interesting comparison, "If you took the ZR-1, where it was an exaggerated C4 in proportions, that was the idea here, but we went a little bit further because we did more than quarters and rear fascia."
Take a look at the side scoop, for example. "The C5 has one, but it is kind of hinting, like I got a little scoop here. Damn it, if you're going to put a scoop on it, make it a scoop!" Ken says.
Likewise, the hood is more pronounced. The C5 has a traditional cowl induction look. On the Cavallo GT, Ken says, "The hood is higher, a little bigger, a little flatter, and has a little harder edge to pronounce the shapes a little bit more."
The name itself is an exaggeration. Ken laughs, "That's a long story. A friend of Paul's actually came up with it, somebody who I had never met. And he suggested we call it 'Cavallo,' and I asked, 'What does it mean?' He said, 'I'm not quite sure, it means either whore or horse in Italian.' But, by that time I had already written it down, and if you squint at it, Cavallo looks like Corvette. It starts with a C, and the proportions of the name are very similar."
Paul and Ken wanted a bright color to make a splash in the magazines. Yellow is a hot color, so they were spraying test panels, looking for just the right shade. Says Ken, "I thought maybe we would do a metallic, but were having a hard time. It was coming down to the eleventh hour and I wasn't coming up with the right yellow. We were two days away from paint. I was driving down the road on the way to the studio and a yellow Viper went by on the other side, and I thought that looks really good. You know if it ain't broke, don't fix, it so we went out and bought factory paint, end of story."
This Viper Yellow Cavallo GT is much hotter than stock. The stock LS1 has been replaced by a 500 horse 383 stroker motor built by GTP Technical Performance in Houston. The suspension features T1 stabilizer bars and Penske racing shocks. The body is lowered over an inch. Taking advantage of the substantially wider-than-stock wheelwells, huge 18x10 front and 19x12 wheels are on this car. Inside, Burke and Grant added white leather seat inserts, re-covered the upper part of the steering wheel to match, and wrapped the shifter knob in a leather cover resembling a baseball.
The Cavallo GT is alive and well. Blue Dot Design (35457 Industrial, Dept. VM, Livonia, MI 48150; 734/542-1890, www.cavallo.cc) sells complete, bolt-on body kits, minus paint, or will professionally paint and install the body at the customer's request. A large discount is offered to both NCM and C5 Registry member. Any performance enhancements are up to the customer.


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One was an important match-up with a district foe and heated rival.
The other was simply a chance to play another good team with nothing really on the line but a chance to better the record.
The outcomes would have made you think just the opposite were true as the Munroe Bobcats buried district foe Aucilla 9-0, out-hitting the visiting Warriors 13-3 in doing so.
The rain washed away many of the scheduled recent outdoors contests for softball and tennis in the county but a few games managed to squeeze in around the raindrops.
This week is the last week before Gadsden County schools close for spring break week March 17 to 21.
Since Florida made the transition to fast-pitch softball in 1994, it's been a case of feast or famine for most teams. Teams are either good or bad, depending mostly on their development of a pitcher. The Munroe Lady Cats softball team ran up on two struggling programs last week — FAMU and East Gadsden — on their way to a 2-1 week this past week.
The Robert F. Munroe Bobcats enjoyed something they were unable to accomplish last season: a 3-0 week.
In doing so, the team defeated the Florida State University School (Florida High) and Wakulla on consecutive nights before besting FAMU in their first district game.
The long dry spell has ended.
After going winless all of last season and the beginning of this one, the Bobcats of Robert F. Munroe secured their first two victories with home wins over Poplar Springs on Tuesday, Jan. 14, and Brookwood on Thursday, Jan. 24.
The Robert F. Munroe Bobcat Baseball teams will begin their 2014 season with an opening day ceremony Saturday, Feb. 2, at Bradford May Field. The activities will start at 2 p.m. and include team skills competitions, a Red and Gray inter-squad game, fan participation events and an alumni game. The RFM Baseball Boosters will also serve catfish dinners from 4 to 6 p.m. All proceeds will support the needs of Bobcat Baseball. One upcoming project will be the construction of a new covered batting and practice facility scheduled to be built in early February.
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This past Saturday night, West Gadsden and Rickards went head to head in Greensboro. Both teams came out and displayed an extreme look of focus during their pregame warm-up drills. Though it was an away game for them, the Raiders had a good number of fans in attendance.
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I seem to have a really big problem with religious trigger words. Especially of the bad variety. I've been coming on this site for a few months now and it's been really helpful. I've found a lot of rational arguments so that I am not as terrified as I was before. But it seems like scary religious words like devil and hell are all over the place. Anything from listening to music, to watching TV/Film, reading articles/newspapers, going on Facebook, or just simply having everyday conversations with people.
And the kicker is that most of the times these people aren't even referring to the christian devil or the christian concept of hell, they're just words in every day speak. Now they're allegorical or symbolic or whatever.
It just really bugs me that I can be doing really well and feeling safe and then I read an article that's not even about religion, but they'll compare someone to the devil and it sets me off again with my terror of the devil.
I've read different website articles and books to get rid of the fear. What-the-hell-is-hell is a good website to refute the concept of hell even from a christian perspective. And I've even read a site that says satan was just a tool of god, that god used, there is no evidence in the bible that satan is the devil or the serpent, etc. also that the name Lucifer wasn't referring to the devil.
I've found good sites that talk about how the concept of hell is BS, that the Hebrew word literally meant the grave Gehenna.
But because devils supposedly "exist" in other religions, not just Christianity, it's so hard for me to deal with this fear of the devil. If the Christians just incorporated the good vs. evil concept from Zoroastrianism, then how do we know Zoroastrianism is false?
Most religions I've ever read about all have some concept of evil forces, spirits, demons, devils, etc. It's so hard to let go of that fear that there is something evil in the world that can hurt me and punish me.
I've stopped believing in the supernatural. But then why am I still afraid of it? Why do I still get triggered? How can I still have the fear when I don't have the faith?
I think I know the answer, is that these religions are so insidious. They use fear because it is the most basic primal emotion, because self-preservation is the strongest drive of humans and other animals. We have an overactive fear, an overactive imagination, we are tormented by the things preached to us as real when we were so little.
But that doesn't help to kick the fear out of my brain. Leaving religion is like a supernatural horror story. A psychological thriller. It's not real, but it seems so real. I can't stand to watch that stuff, it really validates the fear of the supernatural.
I feel so lost, so helpless, so ashamed of myself for feeling this way, but I need to get better so I have to say it.
There is no devil.
There is no hell.
There is no punishment.
There is no retribution.
I don't have to believe in it. It isn't true anyway. I don't have to have faith. It isn't true anyway. I don't need to have fear. It isn't true anyway. I'm still a good person.
Anything in my head is just imagination, fed by religion, occult, spirituality, film, books, TV, and any bad things that have happened in my life. It's all rolled up into one big thing in my head. One big fear image. And when I hear those words, I think of the big fear image. And it feels threatening. But I need to know that it's not. Nothing can harm me. Nothing supernatural can harm me. It's made up. It's make believe. It's simply not real.
I can convince myself of this. I know I can do it. One day I will achieve freedom for real.
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It was hard for me too while I was going through the process of leaving my faith but one day I reached what I would call the saturation point of the stupidity of the premise of religion and 100's of other illogical aspects of having faith and I never had any kind of problem of fearing hell again and that was 30 years ago.
Even when I went through a mid-life crisis and got really depressed, I had no inclinations whatsoever to doubt that decision I made so long ago to leave the stupidity behind. I have enough to deal with without all that terrible nonsense (religion) making things even harder because you can't see clearly when you allow yourself to be blinded with religious nonsense.
ty for sharing this.
I just joined this group, but I needed to reply and say thank you.
I am glad I am not the only dealing with this terror. (even though I am not glad you are terrified :) )
My trigger words are "blessing" and "miracle" and yes, devil, too. I have been replacing them with other words, such as "advantage", "amazement" and "evil".
I was just talking to my friend about this the other day. I still fear devils and demons and sometimes hell, although I know its all crap! But the lies of indoctrination run deep and I know it may be a while before I (or any new atheist I suppose) will be able to let it go. Don't feel bad. Things will get better.
Peace & Love,
Chantal, it is going to take a long time to erase the programs in the hard drive. I still hear that stupid song "Jesus love me" all of the time and it is making me sick.
Yes, the social and emotional part of the brain needs to unlearn all that stuff as well. Dr. Stephen Uhl (former Catholic priest, turned atheist and psychologist) urges us to be patient with people as they unlearn at different rates.
Maybe reclaiming the songs with new words will help!
From The Humanist Hymnal by Jerry Phillips:
Mother loves me, this I know,
For she smiles and tells me so.
When I need someone to care,
I know she is always there.
Yes, Mother loves me.
Yes, Mother loves me.
Yes, Mother loves me,
She smiles and tells me so.
Father loves me, this I know.
For he smiles and tells me so.
In his strong and loving arms,
I'm protected from all harm.
Yes, Father loves me.
Yes, Father loves me.
Yes, Father loves me,
He smiles and tells me so.
(He also has plenty of reworked Christmas carols, including "There Is No Hell" to the tune of The First Noel, and other hymns, including "Amazing Place" to the tune of Amazing Grace.)
Another site: John Perkins' Anthology of Humanist Songs.
And we have a whole new set of words to the Hallelujah Chorus, created this last December by two A|N members.
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"This was the most impactful event I've ever had the privilege of attending."
That was the way actor Craig T. Nelson described a little-known tournament and gala dinner he participated in on Monday in Owasso, Oklahoma, just north of Tulsa. It wasn't televised (at least not live). There was no red carpet, or Entertainment Tonight cameras; no paparazzi or "Who are you wearing?" questions.
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And while Owasso is not where you would expect a group of celebrities and tour players to spend Memorial Day, especially after some had played in the Crown Plaza Invitational at Colonial and others had endured the stress of the Senior PGA Championship, men like Rickie Fowler, Ben Crane, Hunter Mahan, Bob Tway, Bo Van Pelt, Gary Woodland, Scott Verplank, Craig Stadler, Tom Lehman, Peter Jacobsen, and Cory Pavin along with celebrities like Nelson, Vince Gill and the members of the country music group Rascal Flatts trekked out to the southwest hills of Oklahoma for what all agreed was the most impactful charity event of the year.
Of course, "celebrities attend fundraiser" isn't exactly earth-shattering news, just as "golf played on Memorial Day" is about as shocking as the sun rising in the east. But this event was different in a number of ways. Not only were none of the tour players, musicians or television personalities paid for their time, most actually donated money to the cause. All said they wanted to attend again, with many asking to be placed on "lifer" status as permanent fixtures to this tournament and its mission.
The event was the Patriot Cup, the brainchild of former F-16 fighter pilot and PGA golf professional Maj. Dan Rooney, the founder of the Folds of Honor Foundation and creator of Patriot Golf Day. Donors were paired with tour players and celebrities. Rounding out the foursomes were American heroes: active duty and retired military personnel, many of whom were wounded in battle. The forecaddie for each group was a Folds of Honor recipient, one of the 2,600 dependent children of killed or wounded service personnel who have been helped through the foundation.
"As a former F-16 fighter pilot and PGA golf professional, and having spent so much time in combat as part of the 1% that protect the 99%, I saw this as an opportunity to use our game as an instrument to help get the message out that freedom is not free," Rooney told me after getting all his celebrity friends on planes back home after the tournament. "If you look at the American Memorial Day holiday, it has been relegated to the opening of the pool, a day off from work, going to the lake and having a barbecue. Those things are great things, but people need to stop and think about what Memorial Day means. Golf, and in particular this event, is a great way of doing that."
In its third year, The Patriot Cup has gained momentum with each playing. David Feherty was there with his camera crew shooting for his show (an episode that will air the week of July 4). The tournament itself will air several times on The Golf Channel during November, surrounding Veterans Day.
"Sadly, a lot of people can't tell you what month Veteran's Day is celebrated," Rooney said. "Maybe events like this will help change that.
"The Patriot Cup is about getting together to celebrate God, country and the game we love. And we do that without apology. I wanted to create an experience and an atmosphere so that when people thought about Memorial Day, there was no place they would rather be than Owasso, Oklahoma playing golf as a patriot."
It would have been easy for guys like Lehman, Pavin, Stadler, Brad Faxon, Loren Roberts and Bob Tway to send their apologies. After all, they had just spent a grueling week playing the oldest senior major, the Senior PGA Championship in Michigan.
Signing scorecards on Sunday, hopping planes to Tulsa and spending all day Monday entertaining amateurs for free would not top most of our Memorial Day wish lists. But not only did those players do it, they considered it an honor.
"It's a pretty humbling experience being able to give back like this," Bo Van Pelt said. "It's an honor and a privilege to be a part of it."
PGA of America president Allen Wronowski and CEO Joe Steranka also made the trip to Tulsa after eight days of dawn-til-dusk duties at the PGA Senior. But they didn't go to be recognized: they went in service to those who serve.
"You would be hard pressed to go anywhere and find people who were as excited about celebrating our freedom and honoring the expense it took to earn it," Rooney said. "It's great to see the impact our game can have and the message we can send out through events like this."
Golf and golfers can give back in ways no other sport can. Just look at things like the Troops First Foundation, created by David Feherty, and Harmon's Heroes, the charity established by Butch Harmon in support of our wounded warriors. And look at the daily efforts of golf pros at places like Paradise Point Golf Course at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina where wounded Marines use golf to help in their recovery therapy, and the Fort Benning Golf Course in Georgia where Rangers can relax between deployments.
Rooney's Folds of Honor Foundation hopes to support 1,000 more dependents with the funds raised this year. But it is only a fraction of those he would like to help. There are an estimated 1 million dependents of servicemen who were either killed or wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. Eighty-five percent of those do not qualify for Federal assistance.
"It is my mission to call to action the majority of Americans who understand and celebrate what this country is about, Rooney said. "We'll keep marching along every day, doing what we can to take care of the spouses and kids of those fallen heroes. It is the least we can do."
Indeed, it is.


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