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There is nothing better than farmer's market season. Each week I head to one or two farmer's markets for the week's freshest finds.
Occasionally I will buy some super ripe or "less than desirable" produce that I can turn into a quick sauce, jam, or freezer meal. However, there are many times when I find my produce does not last as long as I want it to. I hate throwing out produce! It is a waste on so many levels: money, resources, and time.
How to Store Vegetables and Fruit Properly
That's why I follow some simple storage rules to maximize the life of my fresh fruits and vegetables. Learning how to store vegetables and fruit properly will help your produce to stay fresh for quite some time.
Also, I've included a few ways to help get your family eating more fruits and vegetables that are sure to work. These simple tips are sure to save you some time and money this farmer's market season.
Tip #1: Keep certain produce away from others
Recently I learned that certain produce can give off a natural gas, ethylene, as it ripens. Some fruits and vegetables are very sensitive to this gas and when exposed to it, will ripen and/or go bad very quickly.
To save your produce, keep this in mind:
Store these alone (they can produce a lot of ethylene): apples, avocados, ripened bananas, cabbage, lettuce, melons, mangoes, nectarines, onions, pears, peaches, plums, tomatoes
These are sensitive to ethylene: unripe bananas , green beans, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, cucumbers, eggplant, leafy greens, peas, peppers, squash, sweet potatoes, watermelon
Tip #2: Put things in their proper place
It can be so disappointing to bring home beautiful produce that seems to go bad in just a few days. Once you learn how to store vegetables and fruit properly they should last up to 14 days! With vegetables, like real estate, it's always location, location, location. Here are some tips to help you find the proper place for your produce:
Store in the fridge: Asparagus, berries, carrots, celery, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, corn (husk on), grapes, lemons, oranges, bell peppers, ripe apples (after a week or two of sitting out), zucchini
Ripen on the counter, then eat right away or store in the fridge: tomatoes, peaches, pears, apricots, nectarines, and mangoes
Store on the counter: Freshly picked apples, avocados, bananas, cucumbers, eggplant, watermelon, cantaloupe and honeydew, natural honey
Store in the pantry (a cool, dry, and dark location): potatoes, onions, garlic, winter squash
Tip #3: Wash some produce right away
When shopping at farmer's markets, most of the fruit and vegetables come ready to eat. However, I find that my family is not always ready to eat their vegetables. I have developed a sure-fire strategy to get them to eat their veggies (and fruits too): wash it.
Here are some fruits that I wash, peel, and/or cut up right after bringing it home: carrots, celery, sugar snap peas, bell peppers. I store them in the fridge in individual reusable sandwich bags that my kids (and husband) can grab and go.
I also love to make this easy salad with my tomatoes and cucumbers. It's simple, quick, and my family loves it.
Tip #4: When in doubt, freeze!
A couple weeks ago, I picked 8 pounds of very ripe strawberries. They were on the fast track to the garbage, so I decided to make a quick freezer jam. (I also learned how to make a naturally sweetened freezer jam.)
However, there are lots of fruits and vegetables that can be cooked, canned, and/or frozen to preserve their lifespan. I often make pasta sauce from tomatoes, or just blanch them and then freeze them whole. With peaches, apples, or pears, I will often make pie fillings that can be frozen for later use. I can't tell you how wonderful it is to taste a fresh peach pie in the middle of January!
One of my favorite freezer tips is to create individual portion sizes of healthful smoothies. Often I will freeze fruits and vegetables together to make healthy smoothie combos. Some of my favorites are: spinach/mango, berry/carrot, berries/peach/carrot, and carrot/mango. They make delicious quick and healthy snacks, and blend easily with your choice of liquid (milk, water, juice, almond/coconut milk).
Do you have any farmer's market tips that you'd like to share with me? I'd love to hear them in the comments below!


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Brillat-Savarin - 17.5 oz. French Triple Cream Cheese
To keep this perishable product at its best, expedited shipping is required
This classic French triple cream cheese was created in the 1930s by affineur Henri Androuet. It is named for Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, the famed 18th century epicure and gastronome who is famously quoted, "Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are." This is a luscious, rich triple cream cow's milk cheese with a sweet flavor and creamy texture - the perfect crowd pleaser.
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How much cheese should I buy?
We advise buying small quantities more frequently to avoid long term storage because the complex flavors and aromas of good cheese will change and degrade over time. For appetizer quantities and not much left over, we suggest 1/4 lb per person. For larger servings or if you'd like some left overs, we suggest a full 1/2 lb per person.
How should I serve my cheese?
You can serve any number of cheeses: a single magnificent chèvre or a large selection celebrating the diversity of aromas, flavors and textures found in various traditions around the world. Choose what you like and what you expect your audience will enjoy. We usually go for a selection of three to four cheeses with various milk types, textures and flavors.
Take your cheese out of the refrigerator an hour or so before serving. Just before serving, unwrap each cheese and scrape the cut surface with a knife edge to remove a thin layer. If you notice dried out parts or mold on the face of the cheese, cut it away.
Can I eat the rind?
Most cheeses have rinds and most rinds are edible. If you don't like the taste or texture, cut it off.
What do I do about the mold on my cheese?
Cheese stored for some time may grow exterior molds. Typical molds will be white or blue-green but you can sometimes come across yellow or gray. Most of the time, you can refresh the cheese by cutting away those affected areas. The cheese underneath will be fine.
How do I store my cheese?
Store in a higher humidity area of your refrigerator - likely an enclosed spot which allows for limited airflow rather than constant drafts.
How do I wrap my cheese?
Use a clean wrap of the cheese paper, or, in a pinch use parchment (for softer cheeses) or aluminum foil (for firm to hard cheeses).

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"I haven't actually told this to anyone before."
Anytime you hear those words, pay attention to what the person says next.
Anytime you hear those words from someone who's co-founded three multimillion-dollar companies, drop everything and start taking notes.
In this case, those words came from Phil Libin, who co-founded and until very recently served as CEO of Evernote.
He helped grow Evernote from a simple note-taking application to the billion-dollar productivity suite it is today.
Libin was sharing his productivity tools and tips in an Aug. 4 podcast interview with Tim Ferriss.
"So here's how this works," Libin said. "You know how if you're in a meeting, and you've got your laptop open and you're taking notes in your laptop? That sort of creates a barrier between you and the other people. And it sometimes feels a little bit distant. Like a little bit intimidating."
We've all been there. Go on, Phil.
"Or you can use a phone. But if you use a phone in a meeting with someone, then it just kind of looks like you're not paying attention to them."
Right. Been there. Give us your secrets already!
"If you use a notebook, if you like write in a notebook while you're talking to someone, they'll feel like, 'Man, this person really cares about me.' It totally flips the odometer the other way. You are signaling deep caring and interest."
It's simple, it's efficient and it's productive. Would you expect less from the guy who brought us Evernote?
How many times have you talked in a meeting and looked across to find glazed-over eyes locked onto screens? There's definitely a barrier there. Sure, that guy in the back on his phone might be taking notes, but he's probably on Twitter.
The trick is, you don't even have to be paying attention. Writing in a notebook makes you seem engaged whether you are or not.
"Even if you're just drawing houses and clouds and unicorns," Libin said.
Seems counterintuitive coming from a company that helps you record and store all your notes digitally. But Evernote understands the power of the analog experience and has incorporated it into their product. Their Scanner app helps you take photos of physical documents that are automatically tagged and stored into your account.
Evernote also teamed up with Moleskin to make beautiful paper notebooks optimized for capturing digital scans and uploading to Evernote. You don't need one of these notebooks to scan handwritten notes into Evernote. Any old notebook, cocktail napkin, or chunk of tree bark will do the trick.
Turns out there's some science behind this approach.
University of California, Los Angeles researchers have reported that students learn better when taking notes by hand as opposed to a keyboard. The research suggests that analog writing triggers a process of reflection and information manipulation that improves understanding and memory encoding.
From their study, aptly titled "The Pen Is Mightier Than the Keyboard: Advantages of Longhand Over Laptop Note Taking":
In three studies, we found that students who took notes on laptops performed worse on conceptual questions than students who took notes longhand. We show that whereas taking more notes can be beneficial, laptop note takers' tendency to transcribe lectures verbatim rather than processing information and re-framing it in their own words is detrimental to learning.
Libin said he uses notebooks during meetings and conversations to jot down specific words or phrases that will serve as cues to remind him of the bigger conversation later on.
He then immediately scans the notes into Evernote. When he's skimming Evernote later on, those cue words will "pop the whole meeting into my head," he said.
Not bad advice. Try it next time you're in a meeting and want to remember things later on. Or if you just want to look like you're paying attention.
So you can get back to drawing unicorns.


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Now, as free sons and daughters, we have been given the opportunity to partner with Oaks Rising Ministries to see the world experience more freedom than even we have already!
We are excited to announce our Freedom Partnership as an opportunity to live out our freedom as we join with Oaks Rising through prayer and our finances. We believe and declare in Jesus' name that as we follow Jesus more intimately and partner with the Holy Spirit and Father God through Oaks Rising Ministries in our giving, we will experience more of His love, blessing and FREEDOM!
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What do a football game, tailgate, broom drill, homecoming court, cannon, and parade all have in common? They are all part of the Widener homecoming tradition. As alumni, we have all experienced these Widener - PMC traditions at some point during our time as a student.
We are welcoming all alumni back home to Widener to continue the homecoming tradition on October 16 & 17, 2020. We will have all the traditional moments for alumni to participate in as well as some new academic and affinity group events.
So, save the date and join us in taking pride in tradition!
Don't forget to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and use the hashtag #HomeatWU.
Check back for updated information on Homecoming 2020!
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It has been an exciting year for Khan Law. We are still practicing Bankruptcy law and helping people one petition at a time. We understand how daunting the prospect of filing for bankruptcy can be. Our compassionate, sensible and realistic approach to debt relief has helped our clients regain financial freedom and confidence. Read what our most recent clients have been saying about us here.
When you contact Khan Law, you are personally greeted by me and I work with you from start to finish. That has always been my goal and always will. We want you to regain the life you were meant to live by guiding you to a solution that will relieve your worries and financial burden.
In addition to helping clients with their cases, it is my goal and hope to educate people on bankruptcy and debt relief. Please check out the Blog section on my website where new blogs are posted often on important and relevant topics surrounding bankruptcy and financial freedom. It is my goal for you to be informed but also learn about what Khan Law offers and how we stand out from the crowd.
This year as Thanksgiving approaches and another year is coming to an end, I am most thankful for my family. Like my clients, I cherish our time together and want only the best for my children. I am also thankful that I can do something day in and day out that helps others and brings them peace of mind and solutions for a better future.
If you have any questions or would like more information on filing for bankruptcy, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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Your safari itinerary will be designed specifically for you and your group and there are a wide range of activities to choose from.
Game Drives
Game drives usually take place in the early morning or later in the afternoon, which are the cooler times of day and therefore when the wildlife is more active. Although generally we will go out early in the morning, there is often so much to see that we end up not arriving back to camp until lunchtime. In all our cars we have a supply of snacks and a fridge with cold drinks so no-one ever goes hungry if our journey back to camp is delayed. Our 4 wheel drive land-cruisers have three large roof hatches to maximise comfortable space for game viewing and a supply of Maasai blankets to keep you warm early in the morning or at dusk. Evening 'sundowners' in the bush are also popular and we often end our evening drive at a scenic spot, with a cocktail, to watch the sun set.
Wherever possible on safari, we love to get out and stretch our legs. If we are camping in a National Park it is not possible to walk, but we will always try and arrange some time out of the park so everyone who is inclined can go for a walk or a run.
East Africa is a perfect location for hiking with the option of climbing Mount Kenya and Mount Kilimanjaro. Neither of these climbs are for the faint hearted, but Sean offers his own privately guided, very comfortable trips up both Mountains.
Mount Kenya is an extinct volcano and Africa's second highest mountain. The mountain offers forest and moorland and the twin peaks of Batian (17,057ft) and Nelion (17,021ft). Mt Kenya offers incredible hiking, seclusion and beauty. Sean has special permission to walk anywhere on the mountain, making these trips a very special and private experience.
Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa at 19,340ft and there are several different trekking routes which reach the summit.
Bird Watching
East Africa boasts an incredible variety of bird species, with Kenya alone having 1,137 different species. Even if you are not an avid birder, you will become one by the end of your safari.
There is great number of options to include a little fishing on your safari. From trout fishing in the glacial lakes and streams of Mount Kenya, to inshore fly fishing on the coast, to catching a few slimy catfish next to hippos and crocodiles!
Hot Air Balloon Rides
Flying over the Maasai Mara at certain times of year is an incredible experience which allows amazing views of the landscape and an unprecedented viewing of wildlife. The flight begins just before dawn, you drift in the direction of the wind and the flight usually lasts about 45 minutes. After landing you have a champagne breakfast before heading back to camp.
Horse Riding
We often include a couple of nights during a safari on a private ranch or conservancy in Laikipia or the Chyulu Hills. In both of these places it is possible to go horse-back riding and to get really close to many of the plains game, which would often not allow you to get so close if you are in a vehicle.
Camel Trekking
This is one of the best ways to explore the remote areas of Northern Kenya and we arrange walking safaris where you can choose to ride the camels or walk beside them as you move from camp to camp.
Helicopter Flights
We can arrange for you to go on a helicopter flight to explore inaccessible areas of East Africa, such as a trip around Mount Kenya or a flight to see the fossils at Lake Turkhana.
Gorilla tracking in Rwanda
We take several of our guests to see the gorillas in Rwanda. Please see the Rwanda information sheet for further details.
Daphne Sheldrick's elephant orphanage
We often arrange a private visit to Daphne Sheldrick's elephant orphanage when you return to Nairobi on your last afternoon. This is always a special thing to do and fascinating to understand the project, especially after seeing elephants in the wild on safari.
The Coast
Many people choose to spend a couple of days at the coast at the end of their safari to relax before they head home. Kenya's coastline is an ideal water sports venue with its white sandy beaches and crystal blue water. We can arrange accommodation in private homes or small hotels, and recommend several activities such as diving, kite-surfing, snorkeling and deep-sea fishing.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post496013221435423837..comments2020-04-05T07:28:37.993-07:00Comments on Paris To Go: Apartment Tour #3 + Zero Waste Cat UpdateAriana | Paris To Gohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-25131541393570927732020-03-05T00:26:44.917-08:002020-03-05T00:26:44.917-08:00Training your cat to use your toilet is easier tha...Training your cat to use your toilet is easier than you might think. This article will tell you all you need to know about toilet training cats. brush for a cat
Justin Wadehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-33235423613938698332020-02-12T03:35:23.167-08:002020-02-12T03:35:23.167-08:00Love to read it,Waiting For More new Update and I ...Love to read it,Waiting For More new Update and I Already Read your Recent Post its Great Thanks. purina sensitive systems cat food
Muhammad Rafeyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-42232857512338644562016-06-23T08:24:24.920-07:002016-06-23T08:24:24.920-07:00I'm a little late to responding :D You are 100...I'm a little late to responding :D You are 100% correct. My husband and I are house hunting in New England where real estate is not cheap. We prefer a colonial or farm style since we live in picturesque CT, but we looked at a few 800-900 sq ft homes. It's less to clean and we don't need so much "stuff" anyway! :) Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-54355777563775419802016-06-10T13:43:58.041-07:002016-06-10T13:43:58.041-07:00You are so sweet! I think we will have a much bett...You are so sweet! I think we will have a much better quality of life in a different neighborhood. The neighborhood we are moving to is so lively, and we go out that way to see our friends or on weekends anyway, so this just simplifies things :)Ariana | Paris To Gohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-87468137343628815022016-06-10T13:43:00.878-07:002016-06-10T13:43:00.878-07:00Lol yes! Well for families it's perfect :) Out...Lol yes! Well for families it's perfect :) Outside of our neighborhood I know lots of three person families with 100 square meters, and they keep adding 20-50 or so square meters per person I think :DAriana | Paris To Gohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-65540563723545854442016-06-10T13:21:52.638-07:002016-06-10T13:21:52.638-07:00My sister-in-law (and family) lives in 140 sq m ap...My sister-in-law (and family) lives in 140 sq m apt in the 14th. Is that considered super duper palatial? Lol. Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-24953126817902488282016-06-10T13:19:36.974-07:002016-06-10T13:19:36.974-07:00You're amazing for downsizing!You're amazing for downsizing!Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-51551705660449393882016-06-09T07:26:36.334-07:002016-06-09T07:26:36.334-07:00Hello! I use silica litter. You can buy it unpacka...Hello! I use silica litter. You can buy it unpackaged at Truffaut, Gwendog, and BHV in Paris; they have big dispensers you can put into a sealed bucket and return or they have an open bin you scoop the litter out of into your own container. But, I'm not sure that's the best option. I don't know if it's healthy or carcinogenic for the cats. I worry that the silica is uncomfortable under their little paws, but it's the only litter they seem to like. They hated wheat and corn litters, and I'm worried that those are unhealthy too, because of aflatoxin. Plus I'm not sure that wood pellets or litters don't have harmful phenols (they hate recycled paper litter too).

I didn't want the litter box in the kitchen either, but it's away from food preparation areas and our bathroom is too wet also. I saw Chez Larsson had the litter box in the kitchen too, and she is so clean and tidy, so I figured it was ok :) We only have one. In my experience with multiple cats they use the same litter box anyway. In Cleveland we had three litterboxes for two cats and it was such a waste because they only used one.Ariana | Paris To Gohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-61302628819692314902016-06-09T03:39:32.428-07:002016-06-09T03:39:32.428-07:00Hello Ariana, I have two cats also that I am tryin...Hello Ariana, I have two cats also that I am trying to transition to zero waste. My question is about cat litter- what kind do you use and where do you find it unpackaged, please? Also, I've always heard you should have one more litter box than cats. Do you have two litter boxes and if so, where do you store the second one? In the bathroom? Ours is in our kitchen at the moment also, since our bathroom is too small and wet and our basement isn't finished. I worry about the hygiene of having a litter box in the kitchen but seeing yours makes me feel firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-59289647623768934962016-06-09T01:51:43.524-07:002016-06-09T01:51:43.524-07:00Hi Marta, thank you! Flax milk sounds so yummy. Th...Hi Marta, thank you! Flax milk sounds so yummy. That is awesome you lived in Caen, how beautiful. What a great experience!Ariana | Paris To Gohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-26893095156366192562016-06-09T01:50:43.317-07:002016-06-09T01:50:43.317-07:00That is so awesome! I couldn't believe it eith...That is so awesome! I couldn't believe it either when I switched; I was saving so much money on cleaning products but I felt like they were way more effective. Thank you for telling me!Ariana | Paris To Gohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-47655702867999106842016-06-08T21:33:07.374-07:002016-06-08T21:33:07.374-07:00I can't wait to see the new place! I am also ...I can't wait to see the new place! I am also gluten free, so I know the feeling of the current uncoupling. I'm so sorry you are going through that! Feel better! I have really enjoyed your blog, and I am making decisions to reduce waste because I am inspired by you. Bar soap and moving to glass returnable milk bottles for the kids milk (I only drink flax milk, which sadly does not come in glass bottles yet...) I also lived in Caen. :) I am back in the USA now. Thanks for everything you share! Marta :)MLWhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-67483496905088823542016-06-08T12:37:10.816-07:002016-06-08T12:37:10.816-07:00I'm surprised you didn't get star treatmen...I'm surprised you didn't get star treatment in your apartment due to the fact you keep it so clean! Any landlord would be happy to have you as tenants!!!! I also JUST washed my windows with just savon de marseille soap and water with a cotton cloth to scrub and one to buff dry - AMAZINGLY CLEAN! And it just smells fresh and clean! Bye bye windex! AND used the re decker kitchen scrub brush and a block savon de marseille for dishes. VOILA! Super clean without scrubbing! How did I not know this before?!?! LOVE going back to basics and the simpler way of doing things! My last 600g shower bar lasted me 6 months in the shower. CRAZY!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for the inspiration!!! (Hope you are feeling better)Katehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-32094766124133319832016-06-08T04:29:12.212-07:002016-06-08T04:29:12.212-07:00Hi Ji! It's weird, when I first moved here I t...Hi Ji! It's weird, when I first moved here I thought our current apartment was small, I even wrote so on here, but after a few years in Paris it does seem palatial for two people, especially when I realized most neighbors with apartments this size have two bedrooms and four people living there... that's not even counting the 20m2 terrace + balcony space! Now that I'm used to Paris apartments I see how lucky we were in finding this place! Still I'm happy to live in something smaller :)Ariana | Paris To Gohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-7083787178979278452016-06-08T04:27:41.465-07:002016-06-08T04:27:41.465-07:00Thanks Cindy! The upkeep, apart from the windows, ...Thanks Cindy! The upkeep, apart from the windows, is actually because the landlords built this apartment all wrong and nothing works. We're always having issues with the hot water heater and the balconies and them accidentally turning the electricity and water off or the radiators not working, and our neighbors have these issues as well... plus our gardienne is unhelpful, so anytime there's a problem, we have to wait weeks for something to be done.

The proprietors of the new apartment are really great and on top of things in a timely manner, and the condition of the apartment is great, plus we got to talk to the previous tenants so I'm confident it will have less problems than this!Ariana | Paris To Gohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-7108585722924749082016-06-08T04:21:40.843-07:002016-06-08T04:21:40.843-07:00Thank you so much Kate :) That is so cool you made...Thank you so much Kate :) That is so cool you made your own olive oil soap, the dish soap sounds lovely! I'm so happy some of the suggestions worked for you. Awesome!Ariana | Paris To Gohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-17965463601874737622016-06-08T02:09:42.405-07:002016-06-08T02:09:42.405-07:0070 m² is palatial for Paris!70 m² is palatial for Paris!Jihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-62008892539674508122016-06-08T00:56:42.871-07:002016-06-08T00:56:42.871-07:00I selfishly look forward to seeing your new digs, ...I selfishly look forward to seeing your new digs, and hearing your explanation about what you do to compensate for this or that. Also curious about the smaller size and how you will utilise. The current place seems comfortably small, am really curious to see something smaller but still functionable. Also, doubly happy even you say it takes so much upkeep, even for a place of this modest size. Makes me feel like my attitude is t too far off the point for my place!C Bryanhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9216659359177432850.post-44461668720878476332016-06-07T19:12:09.228-07:002016-06-07T19:12:09.228-07:00Always love your posts! I am sorry to hear of the ...Always love your posts! I am sorry to hear of the conscious uncoupling though, not fun at all! I have been devouring every post current and past, casually, for months. I have adopted some of your suggestions and am very happy with them! I still have to work on downsizing beauty/bathroom/wardrobe and household items. BUT I read you used to make your own soap! I made my own batch from olive oil and bought lye. It cured very brittle. I made liquid soap out of it and used it in the laundry today, to make dish soap with lemon essential oil and am thrilled!!!!! Looking forward to your continued blog and the new digs! Hope you are feeling better soon. xoxoKatehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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A woman's past as a convict follows her everywhere and because of this she doesn't open up to others. But then she strikes up a friendship with a broken child who has suffered from domestic violence and decides to save the girl from the cruel world. A man who holds feelings for the woman, tries to protect her in his own way.
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Directors: Lee Ji-Won
Country: Korea
Duration: 98 min
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Release: 2018
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Matthew 4:1-11
Let's talk about books for a moment. I've had a cyclical relationship with books throughout my life. As a little kid, I loved them.
I couldn't get enough of them. Then, as I grew into high school and college, I came to dislike the things. The reason was simple: school.
I had to read them in school. I was forced to read them. Therefore, I did almost no reading on my own. I had too much to read for school.
This was especially true during my seminary years. Some of the required readings were actually quite good.
But the fact that I was obligated to read them tainted them, to a degree. This carried over into my first years of ministry.
In my eight years as youth minister, I'll bet a failed to read even a dozen books.
But something happened when we moved to Marshall and I became a pastor. I don't know exactly what it was. Call it growing up. Call it God's intervention.
Whatever it was, I fell back in love with books. I topped a dozen books during my first year here. Now that it's been over three years, I've lost count.
I've developed a list of authors I really enjoy. Some of the books, as many of you know, have enhanced my preaching and my Bible teaching.
In fact, one of the reasons I most look forward to school starting next week is that, each day in line waiting on the boys to get out of school, I get some reading time.
Now, books can hold various functions within a person's life. I've had those books that I've read primarily for entertainment.
It started in elementary school and junior high, when I owned every Calvin and Hobbes book there was. I still have them all in my office.
In fact, if any of you don't know Calvin and Hobbes, I recommend you visit my office immediately. Your life will be enriched.
A couple years ago, I read a 700-page book titled The Book of Basketball. I have since reread it and revisited certain chapters from time to time.
Books such as these are fun, but they don't really bring about any life change. I've laughed a lot and learned some cool facts.
But I haven't had any revelations regarding the direction of my life in these books.
Then you've got your books for growth. Consider the Bible Study we just finished on the Parable of the Prodigal Son—better titled the Parable of the Loving Father.
I routinely referenced Timothy Keller's book, Prodigal God, throughout that study.
But that book, along with several more by Keller and others of my favorite authors, had a profound impact on my personal life, in addition to furthering my ministry.
These are those sorts of books that make you think, reconsider, and share with friends and family. These books at times offer a fresh perspective on things.
These are the sorts of books that I find myself talking about the most.
When you get right down to it, books are great because words are great. Words are what separate us from the animals—along with reason, which most of us have.
Words create imagery. They formulate pictures within the mind of the reader. They bring out emotions. There's a reason that the most popular books become movies.
When you read them, you can see the movie scenes play out in your mind. The authors of those books are masters at painting pictures.
Sometimes the movies stink, but that's the fault of the book. Some movie producer made a poor interpretation of the vision the author created.
Words have power. Words provide meaning and clarity. Words, at times, can bring life beyond what gifts and money could ever bring.
Words, at times, can also tear down in more painful fashion than any weapon ever could. All that, in a nutshell, is why I love words—and therefore books.
And then there's the Bible—often called the Word of God. To use some Wizard of Oz language, that's a book of a different color. That book is alive.
That's the only book there ever was through which God—in the person of the Holy Spirit—has promised to speak to us.
No other book has words that can bring such comfort and hope. No other book has words that can cut you to the core.
And no other book can be used practically more so than the Bible. Of course, no other book has been as underused and neglected as the Bible.
Keeping all this in mind, I'd like us to turn to the Gospel of Matthew, chapter four.
In this famous passage, we see Jesus' knowledge and use of scripture.
We also see Jesus in the midst of one of the most interesting and powerful confrontations of all time. So I invite you to join me there.
I'll begin our reading with verse one of chapter four. (Read Matthew 4:1-11.)
So our passage begins with the word "then". This is one of those words in the Bible that ought to cause us to pause and look back whenever we read it.
Imagine if we saw each other on a Sunday morning as you arrived at church. Imagine that we hadn't seen each other since we last met on Wednesday evening.
Now imagine that the first words out of my mouth were, "Then I went out to eat and saw a movie, and then I came back home, and then…"
You might be prone to consider me crazy. It's also crazy to read this word in the Bible without looking back at what "then" references.
You don't start a conversation with the word "then". That word only fits when there is preceding material. Therefore, we ought to glance at chapter three.
The end of that chapter covers the baptism of Jesus. This marked what we might consider to be the inauguration of His ministry.
John the Baptist was hesitant, but Jesus said that it must be so for now. Upon His baptism, Jesus came out of the water and so the Spirit descending upon Him.
He also heard the Father voice His approval, proclaiming Jesus to be His beloved Son—and also proclaiming that He was pleased with Him.
Could this have been in preparation for what lies ahead? I think we have to consider that to be the case. Jesus got visible and verbal affirmation from His Father.
Commentators have debated whether or not Jesus always knew that He was the Son of God and the Messiah. I'm not here to get into all that.
At this point, however, we see God publicly endorsing His Son. Moreover, He is encouraging His Son, it would seem.
This encouragement would serve Him well in the temptations that lay ahead.
Now, what about the problem we might encounter in verse one? The scripture said that Jesus was led up by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil.
Well, whatever happened to "lead us not into temptation"? This is where it would serve us well to look at some other gospel accounts.
Luke says that Jesus was full of the Spirit following His baptism, and was led around the wilderness by that same Spirit.
Luke points out that Jesus was tempted by the devil in the wilderness, but he doesn't insinuate that the Spirit led Him into temptation.
However, we ought to at least consider this prospect. After all, Jesus had a different sort of mission than we do.
In Hebrews, chapter five, the author states in verse nine that Jesus is "the source of eternal salvation".
He is elsewhere referred to as the "author and perfecter of our faith". He is also called the sinless and spotless lamb. He was and is holy, in the purest sense.
And, in that Hebrews passage, we learn that Jesus "learned obedience from the things which He suffered".
Moreover, verse nine refers to Him as "having been made perfect". We must remember that He was perfect and being perfected .
Jesus became the perfect sacrifice for us by the life He lived. This "perfecting" process was completed on the cross.
But the process began here, and would continue throughout His lifetime. You see, this wasn't the only time He would be tempted.
Luke, in his account, states that the devil left Him until an opportune time. Later Jesus would refer to Peter as "Satan".
That was because Peter was attempting to persuade Jesus toward a more pleasant and popular form of being Messiah—toward a plan other than God's.
So, without further ado, let's get into these temptations. At their core, we see some fundamentally alluring possibilities for Jesus.
All of them have to do with His standing as the Son of God. That standing was just ratified at His baptism. So how would it play out?
Would He use His power merely to address His own needs—such as turning rocks into bread in a time of great hunger—or perhaps to address others' needs?
Would He use His power to wow the crowds with pointless and purposeless miracles—such as jumping off a ledge, knowing the angels would rescue Him?
Would He use His power to establish His own earthly kingdom—one in which He could correct all the ills of society and show everyone the right way to live?
We begin finding answers to our questions with the first temptation—a temptation in which Satan comes to Jesus, addressing His weakened state.
We have to remember that Jesus had fasted for forty days. Fasting is a spiritual discipline in which a person denies himself or herself something—anything, not merely food—for an extended period of time.
The purpose is usually so that the person might devote the time and energy spent on that thing to God, perhaps even gaining a greater focus on Him along the way.
Fasting is not some sort of legalistic requirement for us, but that doesn't mean it is valueless. God may well call any of us to a fast of some sort.
In addition to food fasts, I've heard of technology fasts of various kinds. Also, in the Bible, there is a time for a sexual fast, according to Paul.
Incidentally, if you are not married, you are always to be in the midst of a sexual fast.
These sorts of fasts can help us become more disciplined, more attuned to God and what He says to us, and especially more reliant upon God's strength.
Clearly, for Jesus, this fast served a preparatory function. He knew what awaited Him in the desert, and He wanted His Father to have His full attention.
And yet, not surprisingly, He got hungry. I can't imagine the hunger and weakness He must have experienced.
I feel as though I'm better suited for the forty-minute fast, not the forty-day version.
Look at Satan's first words to Jesus: "If you are the Son of God…" Satan attempts to place doubt in the mind of Jesus.
He knows what has happened. He knows that the Father just publicly proclaimed Jesus to be the Son of God. He also knows that Jesus is the Son of God.
But Satan has been a dabbler in doubt from the beginning. Think back to the Garden of Eden. "Did God really say that you couldn't eat from any tree?"
Of course He didn't. That command only dealt with one tree. But Satan places doubt in the minds of Adam and Eve.
Maybe God isn't fair. Maybe He doesn't love us. Maybe He doesn't want what's best for us. Maybe He's only out to deny our joy and pleasure.
And then we get to the crux of the temptation. "You're hungry, Jesus. Turn these stones into bread. You know you can."
Jesus, however, answers in regards to a different food. Listen to these other words of Jesus, found in John, chapter four. I'll start with verse 32. (Read John 4:32-34.)
Jesus said that His food was to do the will of His Father. Okay, fair enough—but how might He know the will of His Father?
For that, we look into the next chapter of John. In verse 19, He states that He can do nothing of Himself, unless it is something He sees the Father doing.
In verse 30, He says that He can do nothing on His own initiative. In other words, Jesus did only what the Father told Him.
That's the focal point of that verse out of Deuteronomy, which He quoted to Satan.
Jesus doing what the Father said was an absolute statement. It was even true out there in that wilderness, under duress.
We have to remember, Jesus was in this situation at the initiative of the Father, through the presence of the Holy Spirit.
He wouldn't eat a thing until the Father said it was time to do so. He certainly wasn't going to do it just because Satan said to.
In fact, He wouldn't even do it just because He was hungry. This causes some pointed questions for our own lives.
Just who—or what—is initiating things in regards to our lifestyles and our decisions? Just who—or what—is the authority in our lives?
Next comes the second temptation—prove yourself and your God, Jesus. To understand a bit about this temptation, we need to pay attention to where they are.
Now, we cannot exactly know whether or not Satan actually took Jesus to this physical place or rather simply showed Him the place, as in a vision.
Either way, it doesn't really matter. The point comes across clearly. Verse five says that they are in the holy city, standing on the top of the Temple.
They are in Jerusalem. This is a holy place. This is a religious place. This is a populous place—well-known and typically teeming with people.
Again, Satan begins with an "if". You see, this is how Satan so often wins with us.
He wins with doubts and questions. The temptations are rarely as overt as a pornographic magazine being delivered to your house or someone leaving a briefcase full of cash in their car, unlocked.
Satan gets us to question and doubt certain things about ourselves and, more importantly, about God.
"Oh, God wouldn't really mind if you did that, would He? I'm sure He'd understand."
"Well, that doesn't seem fair, does it? Surely God must not know your circumstances, or He wouldn't expect such things from you."
"You're strong enough to handle your own life. You don't really need God in every part of it, do you? Why bother Him with the little stuff?" The list could go on and on.
Also, notice that Satan knows the scriptures. He quotes Psalm 91 in this passage.
Here's an important caveat regarding Satan's knowledge of the scriptures. He knows the words, but he loves to confuse the applications.
That's what he does here. That passage from Psalm 91 is about the security we have in the Lord—that God can handle anything we may face and will one day reside eternally with those who love Him. But Satan tries to make it mean something else.
Too often, we miss the mark in life because we have misapplied scripture. We read it out of context. That's why we looked at the word "then" in verse one.
We can't fully understand this passage without looking back at chapter three. We need to see every passage we read in light of the bigger picture.
The Bible has many little stories, but they all point to one really big, unifying story.
There is a God, and always has been. He created us and loves us. We fell, rebelling against Him, and allowed sin to enter the world.
God set forth a great plan of redemption, progressively revealing Himself to His people and bringing them back to the fold.
The plan came to fruition when God's Son, Jesus Christ, came to earth. One day, He will usher in the completion of that plan.
God will bring forth a new heaven and a new earth. Eden will be restored, and then some. There's your Bible in a nutshell.
All the little stories in the Bible, in some way, point toward that grand theme. Instead, we misapply it by making select verses apply only to our situation. That's what Satan has done here.
"See what it says there, Jesus? You can jump off this ledge and His angels will catch you. Let's test it out."
Jesus responds again with scripture, and He does it with the right application. He quotes Deuteronomy again, but this passage references the book of Exodus.
Listen to this passage from Exodus, chapter 17, where God's people put Him to the test. I'll begin with verse one. (Read Exodus 17:1-7.)
The mantra of the people of Israel is this—prove you are real and among us, God!
That's a common cry of opponents of Christianity. "You can't prove any of this stuff you believe!" they might say.
But we ought to consider, in situations such as these, just who is dictating things.
If God only exists on our terms and according to our whims, then He really is no God at all. Satan essentially asks Jesus to put God the Father to the test.
But we don't test God. That's akin to a student giving a teacher a test in the classroom. God tests us, and that's that.
Finally, we come to our last temptation—one I like to call "The Easy Way Out". Satan shows Jesus all the kingdoms of the world. Since there is no place on earth from which one could see all of that, this has to be some sort of vision state.
There are two things to remember, up front, about this kingdoms mentioned here.
First of all, Jesus is our coming King. Everything belongs to Him, and one day He will return to claim it all.
Secondly, consider Ephesians 2:2. There, Satan is referred to as the "prince of the power of the air".
In that verse, his kingdom is associated with the way of the world and the spirit at work within the sons of disobedience.
In other words, it's not outside of the context of scripture to say that, at this point in time, these kingdoms of earth were his to give.
So Jesus has two options before Him. He can obey His Father, endure the cross, and wait for the Father's timing—when Jesus returns as reigning king.
On the other hand, He could give into Satan right now. He could bow and worship Him, thus receiving all these kingdoms.
And it's not as easy a choice as you might think. Consider the cross. Consider it's pain, shame, scorn, and humiliation.
Beyond that, consider the agony of separation from the Father as Jesus bore the sins of the entire world—past, present, and future.
Add to that, this. We have to consider this notion of the ends justifying the means.
If the "end" is Jesus, ruling over all the kingdoms of the earth justly and fairly and in the Spirit of the Lord—then I'm all for that.
But if the "means" is bowing down to worship Satan, then that cancels out all that other good stuff.
If whatever "good" you want to do in this life means that you have to replace God with Satan, or anyone else, or anything else, then it's not worth it.
I don't care how good it is. We cannot be an "end justifies the means" people. God has already laid out the "end" for us.
The only "means" available to us are those which are according to His will. So Jesus, once again, quotes Deuteronomy.
This is that famous passage from chapter six, part of a larger passage known as the Shema. You shall worship the Lord your God and serve Him only.
And so, in verse eleven, the devil leaves. And we must notice when he gave up. With each temptation—with each course of action—he gave up after the proclamation of scripture. I wrote down this quote from Tony Evans.
We need to learn how to have Bible studies with the devil. I'm not talking about regular conversations. He is not to be trifled with.
He will make us doubt and question. He will confuse us. He is the Lord's to deal with, not ours. But we need to have Bible studies with him.
Evans says that Satan is not allergic to our knowledge of the scripture. He's allergic to our use of it. We need to be proclaiming scripture.
We need to be using the scriptures, accurately, in our everyday lives. Many of you in here know the scriptures. But the book comes alive when it is used.
Through His word, God is always with us. Through His Spirit, God lives within us and teaches us His word.
Through His "word become flesh", God saves us from any and everything. So that's why we must turn to Him.
Temptation is only overcome by calling on Jesus, by speaking the name of the "word become flesh", and by proclaiming God's written word to us.
I don't care what you are facing, Jesus has been there. He's been tempted to give up.
He's been tempted to give in. He's been tempted to take the easy way out. He's been tempted to go His own way. Through it all, He emerged victorious.
What is your response to Him today? (Pray.)


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Easy and delicious. To me, that's the name of the game when it comes to pretty much any meal of the day. If its complicated or is too many ingredients, I'm rarely motivated to try it. These easy shrimp bruchetta toasts are a perfect example of simple; yet elegant and flavorful.
These toasts make a great dinner, lunch, or even a brunch! So versatile, and you could easily switch around a couple ingredients to make it completely different! eg. swap out the tomatoes for mushrooms or avocado.
But I went with the traditional flavors here, and added some sauteed shrimp on top. The combo is perfect! But feel free to swap with another protein like grilled chicken or tofu or even salmon. So many ways you could switch it up.
You could also try with a variety of bread. Pictured here is baguette. I've also had it on gluten-free toasts. Toasted ciabatta would be another great option. Or a whole grain artisan bread. I will note that the nutrition (below) is based on standard two slices of bread.
I hope you enjoy this combo as much as I do. Let me know what you think in the comments!
- 2 slices toasted bread (french bread, gluten-free bread, baguette)
- ½ cup baby tomatoes, chopped finely
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 tsp olive oil
- 2 tsp balsamic vinegar
- pinch of salt & pepper
- 1 tsp fresh basil, chopped
- 113 grams raw shrimp (I used the 31-40 per pound size)
- Thaw out the shrimp you're using (if frozen). Sprinkled with salt and pepper.
- Mist a skillet with oil and cook for 2 min each side just until it turns pink on all sides.
- Toast the bread you'll be using.
- Add together the tomatoes, garlic, oil, balsamic, salt/pepper and fresh basil. Mix together gently.
- Split the bruschetta mixture between both slices of toast. Top with warm shrimp.


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Music lovers, Roseville has a summer full of free performances coming to the Frank Rog Amphitheatre in Central Park, at the corner of Lexington Avenue and County Road C. There's free music on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and on Sundays, there's music, dance, theater, food and storytelling from around the world. Go to www.cityofroseville.com/liverog for more information.
Thursday, June 27
Everett Smithson Band
7-8 p.m.
Sunday, June 30
Teddy Bear Band
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, July 2
Banjo Boys Variety Band
7-8 p.m.
Thursday, July 4
Party in the Park!
2:45-10 p.m.
Alpha Bits
2:45 p.m.
Songs of Hope
4:15 p.m.
Innocent Reggae Band
5:45 p.m.
Roseville Big Band
7:30 p.m.
Roseville Community Band
9 p.m.
Sunday, July 7
Asian Wave: Asian Media Access
6-8 p.m.
Tuesday, July 9
Bavarian Musikmeisters
7-8 p.m.
Thursday, July 11
Minnesota State Band
7-8 p.m.
Sunday, July 14
Celtic Horizons — Greenwood Tree
6-8 p.m.
Tuesday, July 16
Dirty Shorts Brass Band
7-8 p.m.
Thursday, July 18
University of Minnesota Summer Band
7-8 p.m.
Sunday, July 21
Suburban Caravan — Jawaahir Dance Company
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Larry Summers is the esteemed former Vice President of Development Economics and Chief Economist of the World Bank, (1991–93), senior U.S. Treasury Department official, ultimately Treasury Secretary (1999–2001), former director of the National Economic Council for President Obama (2009–2010) and former president of Harvard University (2001–2006).
Larry's Blog of 9/13/2018 asked questions and gave suggestions regarding establishing new foundations for macroeconomics.
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Finally, Larry states that "the arguments that Gennaioli and Shliefer make need to be debated in the profession." Let us suggest that, before Larry calls for debates among macroeconomists about the obvious inadequacy of present foundations, the entire macroeconomics profession must study carefully Bernard Lonergan's Macroeconomic Dynamics. That book has already brought insights from mathematics, physics, and scientific method to the discovery of a radically new foundation. Also, let us advise them how not to react in their reading. Initially they will find Lonergan's Functional Macroeconomic Dynamics radically different from the static Walrasian structures they have long espoused and depended upon; they might be inclined gradually to rationalize against its method and tenets; then, instead of embracing it, they might seek arguments to defend themselves against it; finally, having mistakenly persuaded themselves that it is a waste of their precious time, they might put it aside. However, if they courageously and carefully power through Lonergan's dynamics 3-5 times, they will find themselves saying, "Whoa! Bernard Lonergan operated from a more profound point of view and discovered a deeper unity in macroeconomics. With his understanding of what constitutes science and explanation and with his employment of the technique of implicit definition, this polymath has successfully applied his expertise in math, physics, and scientific method to discover a new field theory of macroeconomics, a new paradigm, a whole new theoretical combination of foundation and superstructure which explains both the normative equilibria and maladaptive disequilibria of the intrinsically cyclical, dynamic economic process. This is something of a Copernican Revolution." Then, rather than calling for debates, let Larry call for elucidation, elaboration and implementation of Functional Macroeconomic Dynamics at the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Federal Reserve Board, textbook publishers, colleges, and universities. Continue reading


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City Draws Crosswalks on West End Avenue, But 96th Remains Bare
A crosswalk at West End and 69th Street. Photo by Sharon.
The Department of Transportation has drawn crosswalks on West End Avenue from 61st to 72nd Streets, which were repaved last year. The lack of crosswalks had alarmed pedestrians, because cars often stopped in the middle of the pedestrian walking area.
Still, that stretch of West End still lacks a complete set of lane lines, and the Department of Transportation hasn't gotten back to us on when they'll be painted on.
In addition, 96th Street still has no crosswalks, even though it was also repaved months ago.
The DOT must make their management decisions using the adage that "Lightening doesn't strike twice in the same place."
Otherwise they would repaint the crosswalks on 96 street, both on Columbus and West End Avenue. Both intersections had fatalities.
I can finally cross the street safely. Hooray!
Congratulations to the West Side Rag! Thanks for getting this done!
96th Street is a disaster for pedestrians. Carr is heading west, to the highway, routinely run red lights and cause massive traffic jams at the corner of Broadway. Sometimes there are traffic cops there, but they do not seem to help. Even when they're not standing on Broadway busy on their phones, they don't seem to help. There is no visible light in the intersection for cars entering from the east. it needs work. CB7, Linda Rosenthal, Gale Brewer, where are you?
The designers of that intersection must have gotten their training in fashion design, certainly not in Safety.
The north-south crosswalk is filled with cars as the pedestrians cross with the light.
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Yes, this intersection is a disaster. Huge foot traffic from people entering/leaving the subway station there, and the N-S crosswalk is constantly being encroached on.
This is awful, how are we supposed to cross the street!?!
Carefully, very very carefully.
It's dangerous out there!
Excellent work committee!!! KUDOS!!
Believe me…Sometimes you just have to keep on hounding them until it's done.
I see there was no quality control here from the city.
We on W. 80th St. are going through very similar issues with the city right now.
Yes and I saw those crosswalks being put down at W. 70th St. on March 16 when temps. were in the 30's. Earlier Councilwoman Rosenthal's office told be they couldn't do it until temps. were in 50's. Who's kidding who?
96th St. neighborhood is not getting fair service. Just danger.
"96th St. neighborhood is not getting fair service. Just danger."
Maybe our officials and agencies don't know that there is a public school on 96/WEA?
Maybe they don't know there is a Senior Residence in the Williams?
Maybe they don't know that there is a bus stop there?
Maybe they don't know about the express subway stop on 96?
Maybe they don't know that cars race down 96 street to get on the West Side Highway, intersecting with the public school children, the seniors from the Williams, the pedestrians crossing to the bus, those on their way to the subway?
Or perhaps they just want to save paint.
Irresponsible any way you look at it.
I really don't understand why it takes months to put markings down after repaving. Often the lines go down one at a time, weeks apart. Just schedule the marking for the day after paving and get it done!
It;s a different City department. Got to work its way through the Bureaucracy.
You asking for Management? Get outta' here!
Last blog about this, the DOT was referenced saying they could only do it when the weather is warm enough, but they seemed to have painted last week on some of the colder days, near freezing.
Current mayoral administration has not been on top of things. In fact, too busy for New Yorkers due to presidential aspirations.
Repaving? That's a joke, right? Has anyone seen the condition of the crosswalk at 96th and Columbus? There's a sunken manhole cover that is not only a danger to pedestrians and bicyclists, but when trucks hit that hole it sounds like a bomb is going off… all night! I reported all of this months ago on the 311 and their answer was it's the sewer companies problem. Pass the buck? How about following through and pass it along to them. Sick of it all
Dear Dale,
I feel you, but don't end up getting "sick of it all" because then you stop fighting.
I got Helen Rosenthal to walk with me starting at 96 Street and WEA. It's a disaster.
I left her with a thought to ponder when I told her that "there's blood on your hands" if another fatality occurs even after I provided her solutions.


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Posted on October 31, 2018 5:05 pm by Rima Austin
Karen Morgan, also known as Karen the Clown, has been "clowning around" since 1980. She explained that her father was a clown for the Detroit Fire Department in Michigan and he is the one who inspired her to become a clown herself.
"My dad was a clown," said Morgan. "We did ballgames, hospitals, and Thanksgiving Day parades."
Morgan stated when she decided to move to Tennessee, she decided to carry on the tradition. Currently a manager at Floyd's Cash Saver, she said this is the first time she has been Karen the Clown … CONTINUED
Posted on October 31, 2018 3:03 pm by Kim Swindell Wood
Saturday, Nov. 3
Who: Everyone is invited
What: Chili cook-off (Benefit for Greg McWilliams – Greg was seriously injured while working with farm equipment. All proceeds will benefit the McWilliams family. The goal is to purchase 500 gallons propane, install gas heater, and supplement Greg's loss of income.)
When: 2-5 p.m. ( Dinner includes chili, hot dogs, chips, drink, and dessert – Adults, $10, and children ages 4-15, $5)
Where: The Way Inn, 1989 Archie Rhinehart Parkway
Contact: (931) 946-2800
Posted on October 31, 2018 7:07 am by Kim Swindell Wood
Shirley Ann Trovarelli, 85, of Sparta, passed from this life Oct. 28, 2018, after a brief illness.
Born May 8, 1933, in Detroit Michigan, she moved to Sparta, in 1973.
Mrs. Trovarelli was known and loved by many friends in White County for her kind, giving nature.
She enjoyed cooking and sharing love through food. She owned and operated Liberty Square Market and Deli, on the square, in Sparta for over a decade; managed the buffet at KFC for many years; and, then in retirement, delivered meals as a volunteer with the Meals on Wheels program. She never met a stranger and greeted everyone with a smile.
She … CONTINUED
Posted on October 31, 2018 7:07 am by Kim Swindell Wood
Saturday, Nov. 10
Who: Cherry Creek Volunteer Fire Department
What: Breakfast
When: 6-10 a.m.
Where: Fire hall, 124 Montgomery Rd.
Contact: (931) 738-2126
Posted on October 31, 2018 7:07 am by Kim Swindell Wood
Saturday, Nov. 10
Who: New Hope The Baptist Church
What: Singing with Right on Time (fellowship and fingers foods to follow singing)
When: 6 p.m.
Where: Church
Contact: (931) 261-4588
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Sheila Louise Officer Bussell, 89, passed away peacefully, on Oct. 27, 2018, at a memory care facility, in Troy, Michigan.
Mrs. Bussell was born June 25, 1929, in Sparta, to Simpson Dudley Officer and Notie Anne Snodgrass Officer.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her loving husband of 54 years, George Bussell; by her devoted uncle, Charles Snodgrass; and her daughter-in-law, Karen Hodder Bussell.
Mrs. Bussell was a dedicated teacher's aide for over 20 years in the Dearborn Public School System.
Survivors include two sons, Charles (Patricia) Bussell, James (Sharon) Bussell, and grandchildren, Kelley and Gregory Bussell.
In lieu of flowers, her family suggests contributions be … CONTINUED
Posted on October 30, 2018 9:09 am by Kim Swindell Wood
Howard Wayne Young, 66, of Sparta, passed away Sunday Oct. 28, 2018, at his residence.
Mr. Young was born Oct. 17, 1952, to James Edward Young and Anna Pauline Cumby Young.
He was a roofer and carpenter. He loved fishing and spending time with his grandchildren.
Mr. Young was preceded in death by his parents; a sister, Brenda N. Young Spivey; brother, Edward Lee "Pete" Young; great-grandson, Brenden Chance "J.J." Jones Jr.; and a son-in-law, Sam K. Cravens.
Survivors include his wife, Charlotte Young; son, Dennison Young; two daughters, Tonia Cravens, Renaye (Charlie) Jones; seven grandchildren; Takiela Spivey, Morgan Cravens, Chance Jones, Megan Cravens, Faith Jones, Alyssa Young, … CONTINUED
Posted on October 30, 2018 9:09 am by Kim Swindell Wood
Mildred Louise McCurry Alexander, 69, of Sparta, passed away Oct. 28, 2018, at Saint Thomas Highlands Hospital, in Sparta.
Ms. Alexander was born July 24, 1949, in Sparta, to Lloyd McCurry and Lona Bussell McCurry.
She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Phyllis Webb, Darlene McCurry; and brothers, Charles McCurry and Leroy McCurry.
Survivors include her son, Donnie (Minerva) Alexander, of North Dakota; daughter, Sandra Alexander, of Sparta; grandchildren, Kayla Lack, Alex Alexander, Tyler Judkins, Raven Alexander; great-grandchildren, Mason Judkins, Malachi Judkins, Troy Alexander, Raylin Lack, Trenton Lack; sister, Frances Lee; brothers, Bo McCurry, Ricky (Jessica) McCurry, Danny (Tammy) McCurry; and special friend, Ronnie Alexander.
Graveside … CONTINUED
Posted on October 30, 2018 9:09 am by Kim Swindell Wood
On Oct. 29, 2018 at 5:26 p.m., Cookeville police officers responded to 120 South Jefferson Ave. about a motor vehicle accident. A 2014 Ford Escape driven by 64-year-old Gerald Champion, of Cookeville, left the roadway while traveling on South Jefferson Avenue, striking a parked 2008 Nissan Altima. Mr. Champion was transported to Cookeville Regional Medical Center and pronounced dead at the hospital. Initial investigation indicates Mr. Champion suffered a medical event prior to the crash.
This crash remains under investigation. If anyone witnessed the crash and has not yet spoken with police, please call the Traffic Enforcement Division of the Cookeville Police Department at (931) 520-5370 or the
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Criminal Law Journal update: June 2013
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The June 2013 Part of the Criminal Law Journal includes the following articles: "Obtaining the best evidence from children and witnesses with cognitive impairments – "plus ça change" or prospects new?" – Terese Henning; "A committal waste of time? Reforming Victoria's pre-trial process: Lessons from other jurisdictions" – Asher Flynn; and "The demand for sentence discounts: Some empirical evidence" – Andrew Torre and Darren Wraith. There is also a Case and Comment: The Queen v Khazaal and a Digest of Criminal Law Cases.
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