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Children of the Heavenly Father
Hymn Information
First Line
Children of the heavenly Father
Ernest W. Olson, 1870-1958
Carolina Sandell Berg, 1832-1903
Tune Name
Tune Source
Swedish folk tune
Children · Children's Hymns · Creation · God's: Faithfulness · God As: Father · God's: Providence · Occasional Services: Funeral/Witness to the Resurrection · Sorrow
Copyright Information
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© 1925 Board of Publication Lutheran Church of America, ren. 1963, admin. Augsburg Fortress
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Scripture References
Romans 8:35-38
Thematically related:
st. 1 =
Psalm 84
st. 2 =
Psalm 84
st. 3 =
Romans 8:38-39
st. 4 =
Job 1:21
Confessions and Statements of Faith References
Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 10, Q&A 28 and Lord's Day 27, Q&A 74
Our World Belongs to God
, Paragraph 11
Our Song of Hope
, Stanza 20
Further Reflections on Confessions and Statements of Faith References
This familiar and well-loved hymn has several important truths embedded in it. First, God's children are created by God and receive their life from him. This is affirmed in Our World Belongs to God, paragraph 11: "Life is God's gift to us…"
These children, as well as adults, belong to God, a truth affirmed in the sacrament of infant baptism and professed in confessional statements such as Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 27, Question and Answer 74: "Infants as well as adults are included in God's covenant…" This comforting truth is also professed in Our Song of Hope, stanza 20: "Christ's hand reaches out…to infants who live in the atmosphere of faith."
Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 10, Question and Answer 28 says that God will always protect and preserve his children: "All creatures are so completely in God's hand that without his will they can neither move nor be moved."
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Children of the Heavenly Father
Call to Worship
A call to worship especially mindful of children
God makes the sun rise and set.
He is faithful from generation to generation.
God makes summer and winter come and go.
He is faithful from generation to generation.
God helps plants grow and flowers bloom.
He is faithful from generation to generation.
God gives us food to eat, places to live, and people to love us.
He is faithful from generation to generation.
God is always with us.
He is faithful from generation to generation.
God keeps his promises to us.
He is faithful from generation to generation.
Let us praise our faithful God.
— Worship Sourcebook Edition Two
The Lord works vindication
and justice for all who are oppressed.
He made known his ways to Moses,
his acts to the people of Israel.
The Lord is merciful and gracious,
slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love.
He will not always accuse,
nor will he keep his anger forever.
He does not deal with us according to our sins,
nor repay us according to our iniquities.
For as the heavens are high above the earth,
so great is his steadfast love toward those who fear him;
as far as the east is from the west,
so far he removes our transgressions from us.
As a father has compassion for his children,
so the Lord has compassion for those who fear him.
For he knows how we were made;
he remembers that we are dust.
As for mortals, their days are like grass;
they flourish like a flower of the field;
for the wind passes over it, and it is gone,
and its place knows it no more.
But the steadfast love of the L
is from everlasting
to everlasting
on those who fear him,
and his righteousness to children's children,
to those who keep his covenant
and remember to do his commandments.
—Psalm 103:6-18, NRSV
— Worship Sourcebook Edition Two
Additional Prayers
The following is a guide for extemporaneous prayers. The pattern provides a suggested text
for the opening and closing of each part of the prayer and calls for extemporaneous prayers of
thanksgiving, petition, and intercession.
Creator God,
we praise you for creating a world filled with beauty and variety.
We thank you for revealing yourself
through the beauty of a flower and the power of a storm.
Today we particularly marvel at the beauty of . . .
for your work in the world, especially . . .
for evidence of your presence in the church and local community . . .
for creating humanity in your image and
for our task as caretakers of this world and all it contains.
Yet we come before you, acknowledging that
we have failed in our task as stewards of this world.
Along with creation we look forward to the new creation.
As we wait, we pray that we may be greater imagebearers of you,
as evidenced in
our care of creation, especially . . .
our work toward peace and reconciliation in our world,
especially . . .
our government and all who lead . . .
the church worldwide and particularly the work of . . .
the ministry of this church as we . . .
in our love and care for persons who have particular needs,
especially . . .
We offer these prayers in the name of our creating God,
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,
who with all creation we worship now and through eternity.
— Worship Sourcebook Edition Two
For the earth and the gift of good land,
we give thanks, O Lord.
For the anticipation of a new growing season,
we give thanks, O Lord.
For those who labor on the farm and in the marketplace,
we give thanks, O Lord.
For the abundance of food and the opportunities to share,
we give thanks, O Lord.
For the delight of eating and the challenge of self-denial,
we give thanks, O Lord.
O God, our help, we lift up our hearts for the needs of your people:
to those who continue to be burdened with financial problems,
give strength, O Lord.
To those who have lost their land or livelihood,
who have experienced the pain of displacement,
give hope, O Lord.
To those serving people who are troubled and discouraged,
give wisdom, O Lord.
To those who are strong and have prospered,
give humility, O Lord.
To those seeking to be open to your gifts and calling,
give us grace to be patient in suffering
and sensitive to the pain of others.
Help us to be faithful to that which you have committed to us
so that we may realize your kingdom where we are.
Through Jesus Christ, who taught us to pray,
saying, "Our Father . . ."
[Reformed Worship 14:39
— Worship Sourcebook Edition Two
A Petitionary Prayer
Compassionate God, we entrust our children and grandchildren to your tender care. They are your children. Protect them, enfold them, guide them in the way everlasting. Let goodness and mercy follow them all the days of their lives. Then, for Jesus' sake, receive them into your everlasting arms.
— Cornelius Plantinga, Jr.
Children of the Heavenly Father
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D Major
Children of the heavenly Father
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Song Combination
Consider using
Lift Up Your Hearts
#23 "Children of the Heavenly Father," #24 "Affirmation: God as Creator and Provider" and #25 "God Moves in a Mysterious Way" together in a medley.
Begin by singing #23 "Children of the Heavenly Father"—use an appropriate accompaniment for the words of this delicate prayer with instruments such as piano, guitar, flute, soft organ, etc.
The piano can continue to play softly in the background as #24 "Affirmation: God as Creator and Provider" is read, transition to the key of E♭ and play #25 "God Moves in a Mysterious Way" softly as the Affirmation is finished. Lead into the singing of #25 "God Moves in a Mysterious Way" with a stronger accompaniment (louder organ, stronger piano, or whatever is available and being used).
— Diane Dykgraaf
Children of the Heavenly Father
Hymn Story/Background
First associated with this text in Fredrik Engelke's
Loftangeroch andeliga wisor
(1873), TRYGGARE KAN INGEN VARA is probably a Swedish folk song, but versions of the tune were also sung in Germany in the early 1800s.
This charmingly simple tune needs light accompaniment, perhaps just recorders and guitar. It is well suited to part singing and could be sung unaccompanied.
— Bert Polman
Author Information
The author of this text, Caroline W. Sandell Berg (b. Froderyd, Sweden, 1832; d. Stockholm, Sweden, 1903), is better known as Lina Sandell, the "Fanny Crosby of Sweden."
"Lina" Wilhelmina Sandell Berg was the daughter of a Lutheran pastor to whom she was very close; she wrote hymns partly to cope with the fact that she witnessed his tragic death by drowning. Many of her 650 hymns were used in the revival services of Carl O. Rosenius, and a number of them gained popularity particularly because of the musical settings written by gospel singer Oskar Ahnfelt. Jenny Lind, the famous Swedish soprano, underwrote the cost of publishing a collection of Ahnfelt's music,
Andeliga Sänger
(1850), which consisted mainly of Berg's hymn texts.
Ernst W. Olson (b. Skane, Sweden, 1870; d. Chicago, IL, 1958) prepared the English translation for the 1925
of the Lutheran Augustana Synod. As editor, writer, poet, and translator, Olson made a valuable contribution to Swedish-American culture and to church music. His family immigrated to Nebraska when he was five years old, but he spent much of his life in the Chicago area. Educated at Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, he was editor of several Swedish-American newspapers and spent most of his professional career as an editor for the Augustana Book Concern (1911-1949). Olson wrote
A History of the Swedes in Illinois
(1908). He also contributed four original hymns and twenty-eight translations to The Hymnal (1925) of the Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod and served on the committee that produced the Lutheran
Service Book and Hymnal
— Bert Polman
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California Assembly passes digital privacy bill, but will it become law?
Last month, Joseph Cannataci (the new UN privacy chief) said that the world needs a Geneva convention style digital privacy law, and who can blame him? The post-Snowden world was supposed to be one where, with the truth out, digital surveillance oversights could be rectified, and blanket surveillance stamped out in favour of reasonable privacy for the Average Joe. In his comments, Cannataci said that the current level of surveillance is a 'joke' and that the situation is by far worse than what Orwell foresaw.
Now the state of California is once more attempting to fight back against the type of unjustified surveillance that Cannataci was talking about. Last week the California State Assembly passed new legislation that would mean that government agencies like the FBI would not be allowed access to electronic communications without the corresponding warrant from a judge. The California Electronic Privacy Act (CalECPA) SB 178, is sponsored by a number of pro-privacy organisations. These include Electronic Frontier Foundation, American Civil Liberties Union, California Newspaper Publishers Association, and even tech giants such as Apple, Google, Twitter and Facebook.
The bill passed by the assembly 'would prohibit a government entity from compelling the production of or access to electronic communication information or electronic device information, as defined, without a search warrant, wiretap order, order for electronic reader records, or subpoena issued pursuant under specified conditions, except for emergency situations, as defined.'
Unfortunately, the Assembly is only the first stage for the law. From here on, the legislation must first pass through the California State Senate. Then finally into the hands of Governor Jerry Brown who must enshrine it into law – and this is where the fairytale starts to run into trouble. Governor Brown has in the past vetoed three digital privacy laws (between 2011 and 2013), and he may well do it again. However, since those laws were vetoed, the US Supreme Court ruled that police in California must get a warrant before accessing mobile phone data (Riley vs. California) – a step in the right direction.
Co-author of the new legislation, Mark Leno, believes that the time may be right for this digital privacy law,
'Current laws are behind the times and do not represent the advances that have been made in technology. This is the right step for California, our residents and the privacy they deserve on a daily basis.'
Leno feels it is vital to make sure that 'the personal information of Californians is adequately protected, and law enforcement have the tools to fight crime in the digital age.' Also commenting that he has high hopes for the bill, which he thinks will produce 'the right balance to protect privacy, spur innovation and safeguard public safety.'
Another one of the legislation's co-authors State Senator Joel Anderson said in a statement that,
'Senator Leno and I bridge the gap between progressives and conservatives to put Californians first and reinforce our constitutional protections. Our bipartisan bill protects Californians' basic civil liberties as the Fourth Amendment and the California Constitution intended.'
According to the version of the bill passed by the Assembly, law enforcement agents would still be able to access electronic communications in times of emergency 'involving danger of death or serious physical injury to a person.' For this reason, law enforcement would not face being put in a situation where available information that could save a life was out of their grasp.
The law would only come into effect during times deemed to be 'standard investigations'. During these inquiries, law enforcement agencies would need to seek the approval of a court before being allowed to utilize any available electronic communications. If the court, however, did not grant this approval for some reason, the judge could order copies of the communications to be eradicated.
Whether the legislation becomes law is anybodies guess, and only time will tell. If it does get passed, however, California will become the 5th place in America to have passed stricter digital privacy laws, joining Maine, Texas, Virginia and Utah. According to Lee Tien at Electronic Frontier Foundation that would be the right move for California, who he says 'has led the nation in technological innovation for decades.'


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Any student who has been accepted to Penn State University and assigned to the University Park campus and/or any student currently enrolled at the University Park campus may attend the clinic and audition.
Interested students who are currently attending classes at any of the branch campus locations, or incoming freshmen placed at a branch campus, may attend the clinic and be considered for an "Early Transfer Audition." Be advised that the early transfer process is extremely competitive. Consideration for an early transfer is based on the quality of your audition. The final decision on academic eligibility for early transfer is made in the Academic Services Office. Clinic attendance would be, at the very least, a valuable introduction to the requirements of a successful Blue Band Silk audition.
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The CLR is purely user mode in Longhorn. That is anything running in kernel mode will necessarily be unmanaged. You can expect to see a managed kernel sometime within the next 10 years or so. It's a hardware problem as well as a software problem.
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GREENACRES, Fla. - Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputies say a cleaning lady not only cleaned up for her clients, she cleaned them out.
Deputies say she targeted the elderly and may have taken hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry.
Clients say Leyci Ruiz charged $50 to clean an apartment.
They also say she did an outstanding job.
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Documents show deputies were investigating complaints by Ruiz's customers.
Rings, jewels, bracelets, all missing.
"I said, 'there was a theft, that you took something, so nonchalant,' " the client said, who asked that she remain anonymous to avoid retribution.
Deputies say they found some of the things that she allegedly stole at Queen of Pawns on Military Trail in suburban Lake Worth.
As soon as her picture was shown to the staff members, they recognized her as a frequent visitor.
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After arresting Ruiz, deputies say they might be able to link her to $130,000 of stolen goods over the last eleven years, mostly from senior citizens.
One client says she's still trying to figure out if anything is missing.
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Plans for a new Israel Bond Issue will be considered at a national leadership conference of community leaders and members of the Board of Governors of the Israel Bond Organization, which will be held next Saturday evening and Sunday at the Delmonico Hotel here, it was announced today.
More than 200 leaders who have participated in the campaign for the Independence Bond Issue, Israel's first issue inaugurated in the United States in May, 1951, will attend the conference, according to Julian B. Venezky, chairman of the executive committee. Reports on the economic achievements and problems of Israel and on the results of Israel Bond sales in 1953 will also be made at the two-day meeting.


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New report examines Iran's failed promises from 2010 Universal Periodic Review
- A new report from the Bahá'í International Community examines Iran's record of delivering on promises it made to the UN Human Rights Council in 2010.
- Examining recommendations accepted by Iran at its Universal Periodic Review that year, the report says Iran failed to live up to any of the 34 that affected the Iranian Bahá'í community.
- One item, for example, called on Iran to "judicially prosecute" those who incite hatred against Bahá'ís. Yet hundreds of anti-Bahá'í articles were published by government-run media in 2014.
GENEVA — Iran has completely failed to live up to a series of promises it made regarding its treatment of Iranian Bahá'ís four years ago, according to a new report from the Bahá'í International Community.
Titled "Unfulfilled Promises," and launched 15 September 2014 at the United Nations in Geneva, the report discusses 34 specific pledges made by Iran in February 2010 at the Human Rights Council that in some way could address human rights violations faced by members of Iran's Bahá'í community.
"Iran has utterly failed in every case to fulfill the commitments it made to improve human rights in relation to its treatment of Bahá'ís when it stood before the Human Rights Council four years ago," said Diane Ala'i, the BIC's representative to the United Nations in Geneva, discussing the report.
"The Council is built on the idea that its members will be honest and sincere in their pursuit of human rights, and Iran's record of 'unfulfilled promises' is a sad testimony of the gap between that country's rhetoric and reality," said Ms. Ala'i.
The pledges made by Iran came during its Universal Periodic Review (UPR), which each member state undergoes every four years.
During its 2010 review, Iran accepted 123 of 188 recommendations made by other countries about specific steps it could take to improve its human rights practices. Four of those recommendations referred specifically to Iran's treatment of the Bahá'í community — and three of those four specifically called for a "fair and transparent" trial for the seven imprisoned Iranian Bahá'í leaders, who were then on trial.
"Unfortunately, as everyone knows, that trial was marked by numerous violations of due process, from a closed courtroom to obvious judicial bias," said Ms. Ala'i, noting that their lawyers have said the indictment against the seven was "more like a political announcement, rather than a legal document" that was "written without producing any proof for their allegations."
Another recommendation called on Iran to "judicially prosecute" those who incite hatred against Bahá'ís.
"Yet, during the first half of 2014, the volume of such media attacks rose sharply, from 55 in January to at least 565 in June," said Ms. Ala'i, recounting figures from the report. "Yet the government has done nothing, as these attacks are made at the government's instigation.
Another 26 recommendations cover human rights, such as protection from torture or freedom from economic and educational discrimination, that have also been withheld from Iranian Bahá'ís in recent years.
"Our report shows, on a recommendation-by-recommendation basis, how none of these commitments have been fulfilled," said Ms. Ala'i.


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by indigobjn on 2013-02-17 02:52:41.2140
Hi all,
I have been using my POD hd400 into Laney amplifier. I have never tried running my hd400 through PA system. I usually play at my home. Can anyone recommend me a good PA system for home use?
by silverhead on 2013-02-17 05:52:32.3850
I have used a small portable PA system in my home studio for the last couple of years. It is a Fender Passport model. I have the 300 model but there are others to choose from:
I know that Yamaha makes a competitive series:
I like the portable PA systems rather than studio monitors becauseof their portability, and their built-in small mixers make it expandable if you ever want to play outside the house to small audiences.
by Kupsik on 2013-02-17 07:25:44.5400
You might also consider new Line6 Stage source L2m or L2t if it's within your budget and isn't to much powerfull for your needs.
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NCAAB Basketball - Preview
The Pittsburgh Panthers and the Providence Friars will both be trying to pick up a win on Tuesday when they battle at Dunkin Donuts Center.
In their last action, Pittsburgh was a 69-61 winner at home against Connecticut. They failed to cover the 10.5-point spread as favorites.
Providence won its last outing, a 69-66 result against Villanova on January 19. They covered in that game as a 2.5-point favorite.
Team record: 15-4 SU, 6-7 ATS
Current streak: won 2 straight games.
The total has gone OVER in 5 of last 6 games on the road
is 4-2 SU in its last 6 games when playing on the road against Providence
is 3-6 ATS in its last 9 games when playing on the road against Providence
is 5-12 SU in its last 17 games on the road
When playing on Tuesday are 8-2
Before playing DePaul are 6-2
After playing Connecticut are 7-3
After a win are 8-2
Team record: 10-8 SU, 7-6-1 ATS
The total has gone OVER in 8 of last 10 games when playing Pittsburgh
is 7-2 SU in its last 9 games at home
The total has gone OVER in 5 of last 7 games
is 2-4 SU in its last 6 games when playing at home against Pittsburgh
When playing on Tuesday are 9-1
Before playing Marquette are 5-5
After playing Villanova are 2-8
After a win are 6-4
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Pittsburgh home to DePaul, Saturday, January 26
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A rash of dead bodies is taxing the Tooele County Sheriff's office.
"We average about one unaccompanied death a month," said Tooele Sheriff's Detective Travis Scharmann. "But from March to may we have had 17. Tooele city has had about the same number not to mention the four or five found in Grantsville. We have never seen anything like this."
According to the Tooele County Detective most of the unaccompanied deaths are suspected suicides or drug over doses.
"There really isn't a pattern to any of this," he added. "The economy is okay. And these aren't teens involved in a suicide cult."
Two weeks ago the wave hit Wendover with the suicide of William Matthew Richmond a 35 year old Salt Lake City man found on a hill facing the Wendover Catholic church.
"We received an attempt to locate and welfare check request from Salt Lake police on May 1st," Scharmann said earlier this month. "Richmond was described by the reporting party as potentially harmful to himself. His body was found May 7th, dead from an apparent gunshot would. From the state of decomposition he could have been out there for three or four days, roughly at about the same time we were notified he was missing.
A few days later yet another body was discovered this time on the Nevada side of Wendover in the employee parking lot of the Montego Bay Casino. And this death struck the Tooele county sheriff's office particularly hard.
Ron D. Matekel, 50, a former deputy of the department was found dead in his car alone on May 15. No cause of death has been released.
Matekel's death did not make the Tooele County death statistic but Elko County's. While Tooele's neighbor has a much higher average unaccompanied death rate it has experienced no where near the upsurge in the last three months.
Averaging up to eight unaccompanied deaths per month Elko County has seen a small uptick this spring with 23 reported in the months of March and April.
"It is probably just a statical anomaly," Scharmann added. "Hopefully it will drop in the coming months. The good news is that for the first time since March we have gone a whole week without a death at the end of May."


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We wrote in a Melaka post not too long ago that Hannah is still a relatively compliant girl. She's normally still very willing to listen, accepting of our instructions, and her tantrums – if any at all – rarely last more than a few minutes. Even then, we're starting to notice that she's also become more ever so slightly requiring more persuasion and reasoning before she gets a move on. There are small signs of this, the most evident one our girl asking us "Why?" when we for example tell her she can only watch one and not two episodes of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
Something a little different happened early this morning though. Hannah and Mommy got into a tiff while at her brushing teeth routine. Hannah normally rinses four times and does her own counting, and not always consistently. When Ling tried to help count for her, Hannah got into a fit and said "Mommy, you cannot tell me what to do!" That response startled Ling, and she had to firmly tell Hannah that was uncalled for. As usual, Hannah was in tears and seemed to recognize that she'd done something wrong and upset Mommy terrifically.
On the upside, we noticed that Hannah has also become spontaneous in her demonstrations of affection, giving us hugs and telling us "I love you Daddy Mommy!" She'd run up to Mommy and say "I want to hug you", and if the hug isn't long enough for her, she'd say so. Or when she sometimes climbs up to sit next to me on the soft, hold my arm tightly and rest herself on my shoulder.
Still, it does seem to signify that as parents, we'll need to up our game and continue to adjust our parenting behaviors and expectations. I'm hoping at least the new baby will at least still be as mild-mannered as Hannah is!
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Ah. That annual hint of summer has crept out and smacked us on the nose. It's really true, isn't it? There are only two seasons in Southern California – summer and preparing for summer.
Springtime has briefly tantalized us with blue skies over sunny beaches, only to yank back into a shroud of cold fog and the odd drizzly day. But we saw it. It may not resurface until mid-July, but we remember now that it is there and the siren song begins.
At least once, the kids will insist on being taken to the beach, where you sit and shiver as they gamely try to go in the water. Before long, they take pity on your blue lips or maybe admit the water is like ice, and you head home with the season's first official carload of sand.
Your husband is determined to barbecue. He's willing to flip burgers in his heavy jacket but the outside table you set at 1 p.m. must be dismantled and moved indoors by dinnertime. The meal becomes a battle to get the meat off the grill and onto your plate before it is stone cold again.
Suddenly you spot all the weeds that love the cool, damp weather. I'd like to just leave them until I can pull them in bare feet and shorts, but the neighbors generally get restless when the dandelions hit shoulder height.
As I pull on turtlenecks, pantyhose and closed shoes, my feet are already itching to shed everything but comfy sandals and I am eyeing my short-sleeved shirts with longing. I'm hoping for some serious heat this year. Poolside lounging kind of heat, that makes a dip into unheated water refreshing instead of chilling. I can talk like that since I finally have air-conditioning in my car.
Doesn't this time of year make you just a little schizophrenic, though?
You wake up to a chill, so you bundle up and match your sweater to your socks. By the time lunch arrives, the sun is out, the sky is blue and the day is temperate. This forces you to ruin your carefully planned ensemble by having to shed your sweater. This reveals that wrinkled blouse you didn't have time to really iron at 7 a.m. You also notice you forgot to put on a belt, which we all know is a fashion faux pas ranking just below wearing white after Labor Day. You might as well have forgotten your earrings, my dear. Tsk. So unfinished.
By the end of the day, you are searching madly for that sweater again, as the wind picks up and the fog rolls back in blocking the sun. By dinnertime you have another fire in the fireplace, made from whatever you could scrounge from the remaining chips and bits of the winter firewood.
As one comedian used to say, "If you don't like the weather in California, just wait 15 minutes." Still true. I am looking toward global warming, or whatever phenomenon it takes to make things a bit less mercurial around here. Until then, I'm heading for Palm Springs.
Ah. That annual hint of summer has crept out and smacked us on the nose. It's really true, isn't it? There are only two seasons in Southern California – summer and preparing for summer.


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Red Sox suffer rare home sweep
Boston loses first 3 at Fenway for first time in 30 years
Published 10:31 pm, Sunday, April 6, 2014
Three games into their home schedule and the Boston Red Sox matched their worst losing streak in Fenway Park for the entire 2013 season.
Yovani Gallardo made his second straight scoreless start and the Milwaukee Brewers completed a three-game sweep of the Red Sox with a 4-0 victory Sunday.
The World Series champion Red Sox, who never had a losing record last year, fell to 2-4. They were swept just once last season, in a three-game series against the Texas Rangers from May 3-5.
For the second time in two starts, Jon Lester (0-2) was the tough-luck loser. He gave up two earned runs in 71/3 innings.
"I can't control that. I felt like I got into a good rhythm. I just tried to keep the guys in the game," Lester said, standing in the middle of a quiet clubhouse. "I know our hitters are up there grinding out at-bats. The effort's there. Obviously they don't want to not get any runs on the board. You obviously have to worry about pitching and putting zeroes up on the board."
The Red Sox have lost their first three home games for the first time since 1984.
Gallardo allowed seven hits, walked none and struck out three in 62/3 innings as the ERA for Brewers starters dropped to 1.66. None of them has allowed more than three runs in a game this season.
Milwaukee took a 2-0 lead in the second on an RBI single by Mark Reynolds and an error. Jeff Bianchi added an RBI single in the seventh and Aramis Ramirez did the same in the eighth. Khris Davis had two hits.


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In Memory of
Mrs. Ruth D M (Hedman) Brown
July 5, 1923 - September 2, 2010
Arrangements under the direction of Deware Funeral Home, Quincy, MA.
BROWN, Ruth D M (Hedman), 87, a former resident of Quincy, MA, passed away Thursday September 2, 2010. She was the beloved wife of the late Kenneth M. Brown. Loving mother to Rev. Dr. Kenneth R. Brown and his wife Thompson of AZ., Ruth E. Tucker and her husband John of OR, Robert E. Brown and his wife Barbara of Marshfield, Kevin M. Brown and his wife Chi of , Karen M. St. Clair and her husband Glenn of New Boston, NH, Roy E. Brown and his wife Rheda of WY. Dear sister of Eva Mae Olson of FL. Devoted grandmother of Sara Brown of CA, Jeremy and Christopher Tucker both of OR, Cheryl Berber of WA, Nicole Brown of Pembroke, David and Roy Brown both of OR, Rebekah Ratliff of MI, Glenn Hall of Weymouth, C.J. and Colleen Hall both of Weymouth. Great grandmother of Luke Rigdon, Quinn Rigdon, Peyton Berber, Ava Hall and Isabella Ratliff.
Born in Quincy, she was a long time resident of Quincy, before moving to Weymouth. Ruth was a charter member of Troop 3 the First Local Senior Girl Scout Troop in the area. She served as secretary of the New England Baptist Conference for many years. Past Pres. of the Central Baptist Church women's group, Founder of GMG, served as church clerk for many years, chairman of the CE board and a member the church choir.
A member of Quincy High School Class of 1942. Ruth worked as a buyer's secretary for Stop and Shop for many years, retiring in 1988.
A Funeral Service will be held in the Deware Funeral Home at 576 Hancock Street, Quincy, on Friday September 10, 2010 at 11:00 AM. Visiting hours will be held on Thursday from 4-8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Assoc. 311 Arsenal Street, Watertown, MA 02472 Phone 617-868-6718. For directions or to leave condolences please visit
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It took a 4-3 penalty shoot-out victory for Point Fortin Civic to halt a three-match losing run against Defence Force this season, while Central FC shut out an uninterested Caledonia AIA, all from Friday's 2014 Lucozade Goal Shield quarter-finals matches played at Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva.
Central FC scored a solid 4-0 victory over a Caledonia AIA bunch, which looked more eager to end their worst season in five years, than reach the semi-final. Striker Willis Plaza scored a first half double, including the first of two penalties awarded by Tobago referee Marville Wallace on the night. The "Sharks" captain Ataullah Guerra scored the third goal, while Marvin Oliver also converted a late 90-minute penalty.
Plaza converted his own penalty for a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute, after a clumsy tackle by lanky Antiguan central defender Akeem Thomas, and also put a hard, low finish onto Samuel Delice's pass into the box in the 43rd, for a 2-0 Central lead the break. Guerra had a clear run at the "Cali" goal before putting a low past Shemel Louison for the third goal in the 81st minute.
And with Plaza substituted and unable to complete his hat-trick, Marvin Oliver took responsibility of converting the second penalty near the end. Darren Mitchell was running onto a superb flick from Sean De Silva when he was taken down approaching the six-yard box and awarded the penalty.
Meanwhile, it took several notable moments before Civic were able to celebrate a first win over Pro League champions Defence Force this season. The Army won three League meeting 1-0, 3-1 and 3-2 just three days prior, when coming back from two goals down.
Defence Force should have won again, when capable utility Curtis Gonzales bore down on the back post in added-on time, with the teams even on 1-1 and Point keeper Akini Adams desperately trying to get across the goal.
Maybe Gonzales saw glory. And he blazed a powerful shot wide of the near post, when a placed shot would have won Army the match. On bent knees, Gonzales held his head in disbelief after. Army head-coach Ross Russell looked gutted, but consoled his player.
The match instead went to a penalty shoot-out, where Civic keeper Adams emerged a hero with two saves, to give Civic a 4-3 win via shots from the penalty spot. Adams stopped a weak shot from Gonzales, and sparked a wave of celebration among Point fans by also stopping the final kick from Army captain Cory Rivers.
Early on, Civic seemed to have done enough to win outright. They struck the woodwork three times in the first half, before Akeem Redhead put away a powerful, low shot inside a crowded penalty area for a 1-0 lead in the 41st minute. Before then, the season's impressive top-scorer Marcus Joseph, drew a roar of applause with an explosive 30-metre shot which sent the ball flying past Army keeper Kevin Graham, before crashed off the crossbar.
Later, Wesley John also headed Joseph's corner-kick off the crossbar, but during another attack, Redhead finally benefited by scoring the rebound after a third Civic shot hit an upright.
Army came closest in the first quarter hour, when striker Devorn Jorsling slid in, and marginally missed connecting with Jemel Sebro's pass across the box. Later, a wicked Jorsling free-kick was just kept out of the far corner by a back-peddling goalie Adams.
Point began seeing a semi-final spot a full quarter-hour before the regulation period ended, and became ultra defensive. That allowed Defence Force back into the match, and an 80th minute header from substitute Army defender Glynn Franklin pulled the team level at 1-1.
Gonzales really should have won Defence Force the match in extra time, but once he failed to do so, Civic fans were giving the chance to celebrate on the long drive back to Point Fortin.


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TV, radio: NESN, WBZ (1030).
Records: Boston is 22-21-1-3 (fifth in the Northeast with 48 points); Buffalo is 33-14-2-2 (first in the Northeast with 70 points).
Goals: Chris Drury 26, Thomas Vanek 24, Jason Pominville 21, Maxim Afinogenov 21.
Assists: Daniel Briere 42, Afinogenov 31, Vanek 25, Brian Campbell 25.
Goaltending: Ryan Miller (24-10-3, 2.70 GAA), Martin Biron (9-4-1, 3.17).
Head to head: This is the fifth of eight meetings. The Sabres have won three of the four, one in a shootout.
Miscellany: This is first of a home-and-home series; the teams play again in Boston Thursday . . . Briere was MVP in last week's All-Star Game, collecting one goal and four assists.
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Nicole Ridgway, Stephanie Springgay and Nathaniel Stern workshopped a "sentimental construction" at the Kirkgate Market in Leeds UK, as part of Performance Studies International 18 and the Ludus Festival of the Arts. Each construction is a site-conditioned intervention made of minimal materials, performed to amplify public space. For Market Seam, we created a temporary concourse between the indoor and outdoor stalls of the Market. This was done with a series of large-scale knotted lines: stitched cross-beams of tulle and flax. Interestingly, it was a Clothworkers Company that helped fund the college that became the University of Leeds – our host. The seam, an architecture of fabrics and fibers that had once been produced and/or worked with at the recently demolished and nearby White Cloth Hall, created paths and creases, snarls and trajectories in the space between the two markets.
More than 600 onlookers navigated our construction during the morning it was installed. The vast majority of spectators and participants were fascinated by the movement it created, and its reference to and dialog with the material and social histories of Leeds. This was especially true of the young, Muslim traders who helped us set up the work, while chatting to us about why we were there. Alternatively, the management of the Market and some of the older traders had deep "Health and Safety" concerns, despite mountains of risk assessment paperwork, hard won official council permits, and millions of pounds of insurance cover.
The frayed relationship between the Leeds City Council and the Kirkgate Market management, and between the majority of traders – not to mention the participatory market-goers – and the few who worried over our intervention, became a crucial part of how the work emerged. We were eventually made to tear down the piece before our allotted time was up, but dialog around the tensions it created continued for days afterward, in various venues. Even in its unravelling, our Market Seam generated a great deal of positive impact and discussion.
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Comment to a discussion in Linked-In group Internet Librarian International "I thought it was INFORMATION then TECHNOLOGY . Whats all the Hype with Technology??? "
Of course, the available technology determines how a person can interact with the information. As the technology changes, people can interact with the information in other ways. So, when the library technology was based on printed cards, there were only so many things that a searcher could do with those cards. As the technology went into computers, people found they could do more, that is, as the information could be searched in more ways, you could ask different kinds of questions that couldn't have been asked earlier.
We are seeing it happening today. The information technology is changing in all sorts of ways so that brand new questions can be asked and answered. One of my favorite sites is "SearchReSearch" http://searchresearch1.blogspot.it/ which demonstrates what kinds of information can be found today. One example: there is a photo of an unknown cityscape taken out of a window. The question he asks is: what is the phone number of the office where the picture was taken? A question like this can be answered today! Never could someone have done something like this before!
This is discussed in an important public lecture: "What Does It Mean To Be Literate in the Age of Google?" http://hulk03.princeton.edu:8080/WebMedia/flash/lectures/20120228_publect_russell.shtml which I suggest to everyone.
Perhaps the questions asked in this website seem strange to us, but probably not any stranger than it would seem to librarians in the 1920s, who would be told that you could search for "shakespeare hamlet olivier", limit to videos and could find clips of the film. http://bit.ly/QJjuW8
People expect to be able to do this today and they will expect more tomorrow. It is a fascinating time to be a librarian!


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Western women's soccer falls in OT in NCAA tournament
Published 9:42 pm, Saturday, November 10, 2012
MECHANICSBURG, Pa. -- The Western Connecticut State University women's soccer team played Grove City College to a 0-0 tie through regulation in the opening round of this year's NCAA tournament, but less than two minutes into the overtime period Grove City scored the game-winner to advance and end the 2012 for the Colonials.
For the game, each team managed eight shots, but Grove City held a slight 5-3 advantage in corner kicks. Grove City's keeper Kristi Lathrop made three saves to earn the win, while Western keepers -- senior Jamie Trayer and senior Caitlin Avery-- made two and three saves, respectively, in a losing effort.
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With the loss, Western concludes the 2012 season with an overall record of 15-5-3, with each of the five losses by the identical 1-0 score. Grove City College moves on to the second round of the tournament with a 16-3-2 record.
WAYNE, N.J. -- Sophomore running back Isaac Jlaka rushed 23 times for a career-best 198 yards and two scores as host William Paterson (4-5, 2-5 NJAC) pulled away for a 37-16 Senior Day victory against Western (1-8, 1-7 NJAC) 10 at Wightman Stadium.
The Colonials staked themselves to an early lead when sophomore quarterback Will Arndt avoided a sack and connected with freshman wide receiver Connor Falaguerra at the left-front pylon, a 21-yard touchdown. Freshman Hunter Leili kicked the extra point for a 7-0 score at the 5:48 mark of the first quarter.
William answered right back on its next possession when junior quarterback Ryan Gresik hit Alex Price on the slant, an 11-yard score four minutes later. Sophomore Robert Sinegra tied the score at 7-7 with his PAT.
Gresik was 20-for-28 for 220 yards and two touchdowns. Senior tight end Joseph Cordato caught five passes for 78 yards, Winfield gained 54 yards and scored once thanks to his four receptions, and Price hauled in three catches for 30 yards and a TD.
Arndt finished 14-for-29 for 160 yards and a touchdown for the Colonials.
DANBURY -- Western won the meet's opening event, but the visitors from St. Joseph College had too much depth, winning the meet by the final score of 140-94.
The Western 200 medley relay team of freshman Sara Basile, senior Danielle Leprine, sophomore Olivia Martin, and junior Dana Molloy got things started by taking the first event with a time of 2:16.86. Individual first place finishers for the Colonials included Martin with a 2:31.51 in the 200 yard freestyle and Leprine with a 1:06.62 in the 100 IM and a 2:43.75 in the 200 Breaststroke. Molloy captured first in both the 1-meter and 3-meter diving with scores of 140.62 and 141.90 respectively.
With the loss, Western's dual-meet record stands at 0-2, while St. Joseph evens its record at 1-1.


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'Picking a label material is an important consideration for companies,' said AnneMarie Campbell, Business Development Manager at Lightning Labels. 'Branding is not just about what's written on the label, but the substance it's printed on.'
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Yup, I've had the S3 drop it's connectivity from the network completely, in different parts of Edmonton. I'm primarily at my apt on the south side of Edmonton, where there's no LTE availble yet, and it drops HSPA+ randomly through out the day. At my office, a little further north, I have LTE, but will only see 2 bars, and it will drop here at work as well.
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Thomas & Stephanie's Comfortably Modern Home
Name: Stephanie Sheldon of Noun, and Thomas Nevarez
Location: Portland, Oregon
Size: 1,300 square feet
Years lived in: 3 years; owned
Thomas and Stephanie moved into their 1963 ranch home three years ago and have enjoyed the process of making it their own. By adopting a slow and steady approach to decorating, they have created a comfortable and stylish home that truly represents their personalities.
As owner of the curiosity shop and gallery Noun: a person's place for things, Stephanie comes across unique and special housewares while scouring local estate sales and flea markets. She admits it can be tough to part with some of the truly exceptional pieces, but she has also developed a skill of curating and editing her own home until everything works together.
Upon walking into Thomas and Stephanie's home, I felt instantly at ease. Everything is beautiful, but in that incredibly unfussy way where you are not afraid to sit on the furniture. They have seamlessly blended new pieces with vintage finds, as well as some higher end items along with more affordable options. They plan to stay in their home for the foreseeable future, so they are taking on larger projects one at a time without rushing into any potentially expensive mistakes. The result is a home full of depth and warmth, created by two people with a shared history and an exciting future.
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Our Style: Thom calls it "turn-of-the-century-grassroots-modern."
Inspiration: I shop estate sales and flea markets for a living, so those have a big influence on our style. I also lived in Japan for a few years and fell in love with the simplicity of traditional wabi-sabi design. And we're lucky to have lots of talented and artistic friends — they're a constant source of inspiration.
Favorite Element: We fell in love with the layout of this house. Unlike many of the houses we looked at, its structure had never been altered, and it just made sense.
Biggest Challenge: We're big on ideas but short on time and funds to implement them. We're at a place now where we can do one big project a year. This year, it's our backyard, next it will be the kitchen, and then… who knows? So we try to remind ourselves that slow and steady wins the race!
What Friends Say: Most say it feels welcoming and personal.
Biggest Embarrassment: Our kitchen is pretty ugly, but at least it's functional.
Proudest DIY: When we moved in, the bones were here, but covered in wallpaper, carpet and garish light fixtures. It's been a labor of love to bring out the beauty of the house by simply following the style and design dictated by the original 60's structure.
Biggest Indulgence: Artwork. As you can see, we will hang anything on a wall and call it art. But we aren't afraid to invest in more expensive pieces either. There is nothing sadder than a home with empty walls!
Best Advice: Be patient and wait for the right pieces that fit both you and your home. When moving into a big empty space, we all have a tendency to want it done NOW. But we've saved money and frustration by planning out our space and not rushing into purchases that we'd just want to replace later. For us, it has always made more sense to put our money into the final product rather than a temporary fix. (Which is why our kitchen is still yellow from floor to ceiling!)
Dream Sources: Faraway flea markets.
Resources of Note:
- • Couch: Mitchell Gold for Crate & Barrel
• Orange lamp: Crate & Barrel
• Floor lamp: Restoration Hardware
• Chrome side table: West Elm
• Artwork: vintage
• Fireplace tools/log holder: Roost from Noun
• Chairs, secretary, coffee table: vintage
• Rug: Ikea
- • Pendant lamp: SLIP from Noun
• Table: Ikea
• Rug & chairs: West Elm
• Mirror: Roost from Noun
• Plate collage: Fringe from Noun
• Radio: Tivoli
• Side chairs & metal credenza: vintage
- • Sectional: Ikea
• Coffee table & media stand: Room & Board
• Chilewich from Noun
• Travertine end table: Crate & Barrel
• Pendant lamp: SLIP from Noun
• Artwork: Rachel Ann Austin, Noelle Maline, Amanda Blake, vintage
- • Bed frame: West Elm
• Wool blanket: Pendleton for Room & Board
• Mirror & rug: Ikea
• Artwork, end tables, lamps: vintage
- • Bed frame: West Elm
• Wishbone chair: vintage Hans Wegner
• Tansu, mirror, décor: vintage
- • Computer table: Crate & Barrel
• Shelving system: Storables
• Rug & curtains: West Elm
• Pillows: Little ByRD Vintage and love, California via Etsy
Thanks, Stephanie and Thom!
(Images: Holly Mueller)
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Well, what Aliseo has done is simply takes the sparkling ices from the best among the brands and featured it all on a signatures series. The Strass Swarovski Crystals look quite delicious on the LED Cubik cosmetic mirror. In fact, the ones on the hair dryer, towel rail, (believe it or not) toilet roll holder, hook and towel ring look no less glamorous.
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I had the pleasure of taking Kellie's uncle Loyde and his gal Zelda out fishing thursday. With the east wind we fished this side of the lake with deccent success.
We ended up keeping 6 release a few to small and a couple to big. Loyde and Zelda had a hard time setting the hook as we were trollling spinners. I landed 7 fish and I was driving the boat. They each should of landed more then they did so the 4hr of fishing we did was really better then the outcome of only 6 fish to keep.
We did not have any guest this weekend but Jimmy was up saturday and landed a 44 inch pike and a keeper walleye with in ten minutes of being on the lake.
We spent saturday at the ribbon cutting at the state park and also climbed the fire tower they put up at the stae park. Wow what a veiw. If your in waskish take the time to go to the top.
I now will have to buy some binocs.
I did get out saturday morning to see if there were any crappies still in the secret spot. When I arrived I was the first one on the spot. A second boat slid in to my right after a bit and a 3rd slid in a bit later. A couple other boats took a look and kept going. A forth boat came in from the east and trolled around us. I spent about two hours working the area and only managed 3 small pike. I never saw any of the other boats land a fish so the secret spot did not produce and with all the boats I guesss its not really a secret spot any more. From what I saw the crappies have moved to there summer hide outs.
Second weekend of June report
I had the pleasure of taking Kellie's uncle Loyde and his gal Zelda out fishing thursday. With the east wind we fished this side of the lake with deccent success.


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The last nine minutes appeared to prove the Kings' game plan to wear down the Tigers. They scored 28 to 16 and Goorjian said: "I thought we were fresher."
Sydney goes home for tomorrow's second final, hot favourite to knock out Melbourne, although Tigers coach Lindsay Gaze insisted the game is "gettable".
He suggested that just before Heal went on his scoring rampage he knew the next couple of baskets would be crucial. It was Sydney that got them. "A couple of big threes and the game was over," he said.
"When it happened we weren't following our rules. It was very physically and psychologically demanding, so you can excuse the errors."
The gap grew too big too quickly for a tired team to do anything about.
Goorjian said the Kings had been building a new culture and their trademarks won out. The words he emphasised were relentless, togetherness, not backing off and not sitting on the ball. He said they did it perfectly for the second time on end in Melbourne - last month they came from 17 down in the third quarter to win.
The scorecard against the Tigers this season is 0-4. With the Tigers needing to win two games in Sydney to advance - on Monday and then next Saturday - it appears a matter of reading the last rites.
Last night, Heal had 25 points, hitting 6-10 long bombs. Stiff had 18 points on 9-14 shooting and 11 rebounds. Chris Williams, favoured to win the NBL's MVP award, had 14 points, 13 rebounds and five assists. Fellow import Kavossy Franklin also hit big three-pointers in his 19 points, and had seven rebounds and six assists.
Tigers captain Andrew Gaze had 25 points and eight assists in playing all 48 minutes. Centre Mark Bradtke had 14 points and 14 rebounds.
The Kings were true to their promise to get into the Tigers' legs to wear them down. Nielsen got into more than that, twice bringing angry responses from Bradtke for his treatment of Gaze in a game that was physical and threatened to boil over.
Sydney used nine players in the first quarter, the Tigers ran their big three all 12 minutes.
The Kings' actions were by design and were forced on them, because Nielsen had his fourth foul with two minutes to go in the half, Heal already sitting with three.
Stiff had 10 points in a big third quarter and, despite further foul trouble, the Kings had a four-point break at the last change.
Their final term burst sealed it, the Tigers ruing their turnovers and their struggle to stop the Kings on transition.
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Still roaming around down south....and since they were coming back from vacation in August we swung back through Patagonia to try it.
Indeed very good. They make a delicious whole wheat crust...probably the bestWW crust we've had anywhere(note: all pizzas here are whole wheat). Whole pizzas run $22 but since we were there for lunch and traveling we went with the slices for $7. You can order any of the pizzas "by the slice" - which is really a miniature pizza made to order.
We started with the Hearts for Blue salad....hearts of Romaine, high quality bleu cheese, curry roasted pecans, apple slices and homemade blue cheese dressing. The dressing was really good - not gloppy at all but thinner with a bit of dill in it. The salad was served with a fresh out of the oven homemade whole wheat roll.
The pizzas were as good as the reputation that precedes them. I had an Ein Kertoffle which had roasted well seasoned baked potatoes, roasted in house bell peppers(get something wiht the bell peppers! YUM!), green onion, smoked gouda and some mozzerella with their red sauce. I don't normally like pizza sauce a lot and was focused on the potatoes when I ordered this so missed the sauce...that said it was very good red sauce with just the right amount of "zesty."
Husband had the tuco's revenge because he wanted anchovies. This had anchovies, capers, garlic, red onion, cilantro, tomatoes, and mozzerella with red sauce. Again very good...just the right amount of anchovies without being too much.
We both had the limonada rosa which is a hisbiscus tea with fresh lime. Delicious and refreshing.
Portions are more than generous. Neither of us finished our slices and never really got around to dinner last night as lunch really held us all day. The quality of the ingredients was really high and fresh...this was definitely some of the best food we had down in this part of the state so it's easily understandable why they have the reputation they do both with tourists and locals...the place was packed with locals happy their vacation was over when we were there. The owners are very friendly and have created a very warm and hospitable environment.
Definitely worth a stop if you're passing through this part of the state. We're looking forward to getting abck someday and trying some of the other menu items(including hte homemade soups!)
Total bill for two slices, a salad and two drinks $29.
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Does it just have to be brown to blue? Can it be blue to brown or blue to green?
Cosmetic Surgery To Change The Colour Of Your Eyes
An American company has claimed that is has found a way for patients to change the colour of their eyes through a new cosmetic surgery procedure.
Stroma Medical, based in California, has patented a technique that uses a laser beam to change brown eyes to blue in a few weeks. Early trials have shown that patients brown irises changed colour to blue after being exposed to a targeted laser beam.
The cosmetic surgery is not yet available – further human tests are required to check the safety of the procedure and it is understood that some investment is still required to bring the product to market. It is hoped that the eye-colour changing surgery will be available in America in around 18 months time.
Dr Homer, the founder of Stroma Medical, has claimed that there is massive demand for the surgery and they comapny is receiving up to 300 enquiries a day. It is estimated that the surgery will cost around £3,000 to perform.
So how exactly does the iris-colour-changing technology work? The actual details remain a secret however it appears that the technology is similar to the lasers used to remove pigmentation from the skin.
A blue iris is not really blue – it is really an iris without colour and is a trick of perception, much the same as the sea which is not really blue; the 'colour' is down to scattered light. So by removing the pigment from a brown iris, the iris turns a blue colour.
Some experts are concerned over the long-term results of the surgery as it is unclear what damage or long-term side effects could be. The laser surgery is also irreverisble – there is currently no permanent way of changing blue eyes back to brown.
Although lasers are already used successfully for laser eye surgery, these lasers only affect the surface of the eye, the cornea. This new treatment to change the colour of the eyes appears to use lasers within the eye – and the more 'inside' the eye you go, the more potential damage can be done.
However Dr Homer has countered these concerns by saying that the laser will only target the pigment at the front of the iris and that there were no side-effects in the trial surgeries so far.
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Japanese Woman Hits Fastball Using Photoreading
The ability to "see the ball still," can be traced back to more ancient techniques known as mushin no shin, or mushin for short. It was a state of mind that ancient warriors (samurai) claimed to go into during a fight. I myself am trying to accomplish this with much guidance and some success. To follow my progress, follow the link below. Preferably you should start reading from the first post. But if not, I think post #011 is what you're looking for… http://fifthring.wordpress.com/index-of-posts/
But what about this woman claiming that it was photoreading? It wasn't photoreading. My guess is that this clip is just a marketing gig. Photoreading is just a different way of reading, which may not give you the amazing abilities you may hope for. But to find out more about it, you can follow my review of photoreading and speed reading… http://fifthring.wordpress.com/2010/01/04/photoreading-and-speedreading-relaxing/


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Maloney returns to Redbirds for '09
December 16, 2008 - Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Memphis Redbirds News Release
Memphis, Tenn. - Manager Chris Maloney will return to Memphis to manage the Redbirds for the third straight season in 2009.
Maloney led the Birds to their first winning season since 2004 posting a record of 75-67 in 2008. The former Mississippi State Bulldog is now 131-155 in two seasons with the Redbirds. Joining Maloney will be pitching coach Blaise Ilsley and hitting coach Mark Budaska, who both return to Memphis for their second season. Ilsley's pitchers posted a Pacific Coast League-best 4.34 ERA led by ERA champ Mitchell Boggs' 3.45 ERA. The Birds hurlers also struck out a franchise-record 1,096 batters in 2008. Budaska coached the hitters to their best batting average since 2004 with the team hitting .272 last season. Athletic Trainer Chris Conroy will also be back in the Redbirds dugout for his fifth year in Memphis.
The Redbirds begin their 10th season in AutoZone Park in April with a pair of exhibition games against the St. Louis Cardinals. The two teams will square off on Friday, April 3 at 7:05 p.m. and again on Saturday, April 4 at 1:05 p.m. Memphis begins their Pacific Coast League schedule at home on Thursday, April 9 against Oklahoma City.
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