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As Titanic sank, he pleaded, 'believe in the Lord Jesus!'
TAYLORS, S.C. (BP) -- It has been 100 years since Titanic, the greatest ship of its time, sank on its maiden voyage, killing more than 1,500 passengers. The "unsinkable ship" had done just that, and on the tragedy's centennial we stand captivated by the story. Many movies, documentaries and books have familiarized us with some of the passengers, such as entrepreneur John Jacob Astor IV or the "Unsinkable" Molly Brown. Yet one of the supreme stories of the Titanic involves a heroic pastor and his passion to save lives and souls.
Rebuffed by a certain man at the offer of salvation Harper gave him his own life vest, saying, 'You need this more than I do.'
When pastor and preacher John Harper and six year old daughter boarded the Titanic it was for the privilege of preaching at one of the greatest churches in America, Moody Church in Chicago, named for its famous founder Dwight L. Moody. The church was anxiously awaiting his arrival not only because of the pending services, but to meet their next pastor, as Harper planned to accept their invitation. Harper was known as an engaging preacher and had pastored two churches in Glasgow and London. His preaching style was suited for an evangelist as testified by the words of another local pastor. "He was a great open-air preacher and could always command large and appreciative audiences. ... He could deal with all kinds of interrupters, his great and intelligent grasp of Bible truths enabling him to successfully combat all assailants."
When the Titanic hit the iceberg, Harper successfully led his daughter to a lifeboat. Being a widower he may have been allowed to join her but instead forsook his own rescue, choosing to provide the masses with one more chance to know Christ. Harper ran person to person, passionately telling others about Christ. As the water began to submerge the "unsinkable" ship, Harper was heard shouting, "women, children, and the unsaved into the lifeboats." Rebuffed by a certain man at the offer of salvation Harper gave him his own life vest, saying, "You need this more than I do." Up until the last moment on the ship Harper pleaded with people to give their lives to Jesus.
The ship disappeared beneath the deep frigid waters leaving hundreds floundering in its wake with no realistic chance for rescue. Harper struggled through hyperthermia to swim to as many people as he could, still sharing the Gospel. Harper evidentially would lose his battle with hypothermia but not before giving many people one last glorious Gospel witness.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP) -- Richard Land has written an open letter of apology for comments he voiced about the infusion of politics into the Trayvon Martin killing. Land, president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, made the apology in a letter to SBC President Bryant Wright on April 16. In response, a prominent African American pastor, Fred Luter Jr. of New Orleans, issued a statement accepting Land's apology. Luter is the SBC's first vice president who will be nominated for SBC president during the convention's June 19-20 annual meeting in New Orleans.
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Intense demonic battle meets Gospel in Asia
CENTRAL ASIA (BP) -- Lizzie Francis* huddled in the back seat and watched as the gang formed around the pickup truck. She clutched her friends' two toddlers as one of the men, flanked by his brothers, got out a gun and waved it at his neighbor, yelling obscenities and threatening to end his life.
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WASHINGTON (BP) -- Susan G. Komen for the Cure's coffers remain as open as ever for Planned Parenthood, even as they appear to be taking a hit.
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HOUSTON (BP) -- For seminary student Samantha Williams, the "B" in HBU means more than "Baptist." It represents a time and a place where she came to know Christ and His will for her life.
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I was pleased with this recipe. It was fun to prepare and easy to make. I followed the recipe exactly except I used 2 boneless skinless chicken breasts instead of thighs and one full 28 oz can of crushed tomatoes instead of measuring the 20 oz that it calls for. The grocery store only had one size can of crushed tomatoes so I threw it all in. It was really good and moderately spicy. On the spice scale I would say it is between a mild and a hot salsa. Not too much, but just enough. Very satisfied overall. A good thick spicy chili. I would recommend this recipe all day.
Spicy Chicken Chili
Serving this spicy stew is a surefire way to please everyone at the table. Leftover turkey or chicken can be substituted for the chicken thighs.
Yield: 4
- 2 tablespoons cooking oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 pound skinless chicken thighs (about 4), cut into thin strips
- 4 teaspoons chili powder
- 1 tablespoon ground cumin
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 jalapeño peppers, seeds and ribs removed, chopped
- 1 1/2 cups canned crushed tomatoes with their juice
- 2 1/2 cups canned low-sodium chicken broth or homemade stock
- 1 2/3 cups drained and rinsed pinto beans (from one 15-ounce can)
- 1 2/3 cups drained and rinsed black beans (from one 15-ounce can)
- 1/2 teaspoon fresh-ground black pepper
- 1/3 cup chopped cilantro (optional)
- 1. In a large saucepan, heat the oil over moderately low heat. Add the onion and garlic; cook until they start to soften, about 3 minutes.
- 2. Increase the heat to moderate and stir in the chicken strips. Cook until they are no longer pink, about 2 minutes. Stir in the chili powder, cumin, oregano, and salt. Add the jalapeños, the tomatoes with their juice, and the broth. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat, cover, and simmer for 15 minutes.
- 3. Uncover the saucepan and stir in the beans and black pepper. Simmer until the chili is thickened, about 15 minutes longer. Serve topped with the cilantro.
- Menu Suggestions: Wedges of corn bread are always a good complement to chili. Or serve the chili over macaroni or rice.
- Wine Recommendation: A red wine with plenty of acidity is best suited to the spice and heat here. Look for a sangiovese from California or a dolcetto from the Piedmont region of Italy.
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There is something to be said for keeping your cool even in the toughest of situations. For the New Jersey Devils it meant returning to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in nine years.
New Jersey eliminated the Philadelphia Flyers with a 3-1 series clinching victory in game five of their Eastern Conference semi-finals match-up. The sixth-seeded Devils scored twice in the first period and once in the third cruising to a relatively easy win.
Once again the Flyers scored first and once again the Devils patience and resiliency paid dividends. In fact New Jersey became the first Eastern Conference team to win four straight games in these playoffs despite trailing in all four.
For a team that missed the playoffs last year for the first time since 1996, the win is pretty special. New Jersey improved to 8-4 this postseason and have officially reached the half-way point to capturing the franchises fourth Stanley Cup title.
It was obvious from game two on who the better team was, but New Jersey took it a step further by being the bigger men in the series as well.
The Flyers tried to yap and instigate their way into the Devils heads as they did in their first round annihilation of the Pittsburgh Penguins. Unfortunately, it backfired.
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- Head coach Pete Deboer has assembled probably the best fourth line in Devils history, "Crash" line included.
- Ilya Kovalchuk played in only fours games (injured for game 2) and collected 7 points.
- Zach Parise had less offensive production but that doesn't mean he was any less productive. His minutes on the ice were spent out hustled ever single Flyer on the ice and he did that all series.
- David Clarkson scored two game-winning goals in the series after having none against the Panthers.
- Bryce Salvador scored two goals after having none in the regular season.
- Adam Larsson came back and scored a huge goal in game two.
- Martin Brodeur turned 40 during the series and can still play at a high level. His surgical precision with the puck stymied the Philadelphia fore check.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. started a 12-car accident at Daytona on Friday that essentially shut down a three-day test session designed to hone NASCAR's redesigned cars.
No. 11 Florida thumps UGA in SEC opener
Things got so ugly so quickly that Georgia had used three of its five timeouts midway through the first half. And none of them helped.
Keselowski will start NASCAR finale from front of field
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Georgia takes bite out of Gators
Shawn Williams' criticism will be remembered as a challenge.And No. 12 Georgia responded better than anyone could have expected. Five days after Williams ripped his defensive teammates for playing too soft, the Bulldogs turned in their best performance of the season.
No. 3 Florida looks to avenge another 2011 loss
Florida defensive end Dominique Easley has been holding some late-night study sessions this week. At home. All alone. And with the TV on. The subject? Georgia. Specifically, the Bulldogs' 24-20 victory over the Gators last season in Jacksonville.
For some SEC teams, coaching seat heating up
The Southeastern Conference could be getting another makeover.. This one would have nothing to do with expansion. The league that has won six consecutive national championships has more coaches on the proverbial "hot seat" than in any recent year, with potential openings at Arkansas, Auburn, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Elliott goes deep as Jaguars beat Falcons 24-14
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Florida OC: 2-QB rotation probably a one-week deal
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Men's Golf Close Boilermaker Invitational on a High Note
Spartans post second lowest round of the day; Moseley cards low round individually.
Men's Golf 13th at Boilermaker Invitational
Freshman Mitch Rutledge in a tie for 23rd to lead Spartans.
Men's Golf Prepares for Boilermaker Invitational
It marks the final tournament before the Big Ten Championship on April 26-28.
Men's Golf Places 10th at Hawkeye Invitational
Senior Dan Ellis had his best finish of the season, tying for 11th.
Men's Golf Seventh After 36 Holes at Hawkeye Invitational
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Worgen and Goblins, for 3 reasons:
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3- the Goblin leader is just gone.
Uldum: a zone with a lot of potential epicness and a continuation of the Ulduar story but ended up as a giant Indiana Jones Reference
the Old world: new quests are all cool and dandy but now its stuck with cataclysm related damage and quests. To be fair I don't think the twilight cult is a interesting opponent and I also think the lowbie zones should introduce the race that's most prevalent there which was done better in the Vanilla version.
to be more clear, old world update was needed and done good BUT I don't like the cataclysm related subject of many of the quests.
I also don't like Auberdine is now forever infested by elementals and things like that.
The old world Part 2
Besides all the resources that went into the old world it serves no purpose for max level characters, a max level character has no reason to leave the capital cities.
portals lead to the Cata zones, there is nothing to do in the old world and now max level players speed over them at 310% speed and the old zones dont get to show their beauty, besides this World pvp was struck another blow and the old world lost a lot of its charm now it feels much much smaller because we fly over it instead of climbing mountains and crossing bridges, the cata zones also lacked a unifying theme
The Alliance, they lose and are unable to strike back or properly defend themselves in almost all occasions
Arathi Highlands: why was this zone left unchanged?
25 man raiders: a lot of these guilds died and personally I think 25 man still is the most fun way to raid. I feel bosses are supposed to be killed by a large group of people.
Professions: Reduced to a way to get +80 of a stat, Gathering professions are a nono of any serious raider, and they are near impossible to skill up while levelling. the levelling speed is far too high to gather enough materials without help from a main character.
the raids that were not to be: We were supposed to get at least 2 raids per tier but Abyssal Maw and War of the Ancients were scrapped because of lack of time/developers most likely.
I'm sorry this has become such a negative list but I kind of felt like complaining about the things I didn't like.
all in all Cataclysm did a lot of things right. the old world revamp was needed (its much more fun to level again) and done well. some stories were expanded upon very nicely (sylvanas, WPL). Trolls/Gnomes finally got their own starting zone. the Alliance/Horde war was spiced up again.
I've said this before, and I HOPE that I'm right, but there were only three zones left mostly untouched by cata revamps. Silithus, Dustwallow Marsh and Arathi Basin. We KNOW that Theramore is likely to be destroyed. The developers likely did not want to put that much effort into creating a new story if it wasnt' going to exist an expansion later. Further, there is the little problem of the Forsaken just doing whatever they want in the Northern Eastern Kingdoms. The Dwarves don't seem ready to push back, and the Forsaken have just begun expanding into the zone. Now, if Blizzard is telling us the truth, and we are going to go headfirst into a war between the factions, Arathi is as likely a place to fight as any, probably more likely by virtue of pushing back against the Forsaken.
Keeping this in mind, one of the last few Human Kingdoms is in Arathi, Stromgarde. It's a hot mess right now, full of ogres and the Syndicate, not to mention the Prince of Stromgarde is now Forsaken. However, Danath Trollbane is just hanging out in the keep at Honor Hold, doing nothing, but a bum. It is my hope that Blizzard is going to restore Stromgarde, and allow the Alliance a fighting shot in Arathi.
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That's her…the stunning one with a stylish ease about her, a smile that goes on for days and a wicked sense of humor. This beautiful one is Courtney Fix. She has been Paula's make up artist for nearly 4 years, and she is a dream. One of those girls who, IF I were 10 years younger, I might have hated in high school. Now, with the wisdom and confidence that "maturity" brings, I simply adore her. Aside from Jamie and Bobby, who else will throw a football with me during a lunch break? No one except Courtney. The thing is, neither one of the boys can also shape my eyebrows and talk mid-century lighting during the same lunch break. The total package? Yes, Courtney is it!
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Why a story on a make up artist during big game week? If I didn't give you a hint in the first paragraph, I will tell you now. Courtney loves professional football and she makes what she says is the best ever Super Sunday dip (Courtney's Get Fixed Super Sunday Dip). She made it for the crew a month ago, on the set of Paula's Best Dishes, and Paula said we had to make it available for you all to have for the game…it was THAT good! Packed with chicken and a fiery kick, it will fill you up at least until the halftime commercials.
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2 lbs. boneless skinless chicken breasts, poached and shredded
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4 oz. Cheddar cheese, grated
4 oz. Monterey Jack cheese, grated
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4 oz. blue cheese, crumbled
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By SalmaErax on January 06, 2012
Absolutely delicious! Our Superbowl guests of all ages loved this dip. I served with toasted baguette slices.
By Kathy on February 13, 2010
Yea SAINTS!!!! Make a dip like this also called Buffalo Chicken Dip that uses hot wing sauce,chucky blue cheese or ranch dressing,finely chopped celery and onion,2 blocks of cream cheese
And 4 to 5 cooked chicken breast:) I use Moore's hot wing sauce since it made in AL. Paula next time u come 2 MS my step-daughter wants a autograph on a book:( Love ya!!!
By Stephanie on February 08, 2010
Hi Paula:
I just want to let you know that I am trying your Prime Rib Roast recipe today! I'll let you know how it turns out! Happy Super Bowl Dayt!
By Irene on February 07, 2010
Looks great. We are making Buffalo chicken wings, filo wrapped shrimp and curry, bacon wrapped water chestnuts, cheese fondue, veggie pizza, and of course shrimp gumbo. Go Saints
By Lydia on February 06, 2010
Looks like there's another member of the Paula Deen crew I need to meet! Y'all are a special bunch. Happy Game Day!
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Hey Paula,
I am trying to find the recipe for the stuffed pepper and the cinnamon mini cakes. Your friend Susie Green, was on your show and shared her recipes. Can you send them to me. Thanks, I love you!
By Vickie Schlagenhauf on February 05, 2010
Love recIpe and all your cookbooks
By Annette on February 05, 2010
Hi Paula!
This looks wonderful. I will have to add this to the menu for Sunday. Great picture of you too!
So excited to possibly meet you at the South Beach Food and Wine Festival at the end of the month. I won tickets and to win the tickets I had to answer "what my favorite celebrity chef was?" You of course are my favorite. Love the blog and look forward to more post. All the best!
By Heather on February 05, 2010
I'm making my popular Spicy Crab Dip.
Mayo, Sour Cream, Thyme, Paprika, Cyan Pepper, Garlic powder, Onion Powder, and of course Chopped Crab. Delish!
Love the Blog updates! Keep them coming
By Kelli H on February 05, 2010
This looks delicious!
By Cheryl on February 05, 2010
Great recipe!! Will be away for the big game but will save this one for the next time the peoples come over for a playdate!! Thanks for sharing.
By Cathy on February 05, 2010
Love the pic of you two. I've made this dip for a long time and it's always a huge hit. We've always called it Buffalo wing dip, because of the hot sauce, chicken and blue cheese. I always add cream cheese to mine too, though. Hey, why not, right?
By Starr on February 04, 2010
The picture looks great ladies!!! I make a dip just like this one but to make it faster you use 2 cans of canned chicken, 1 cp. ranch dressing if you don't like bleu cheese, 2 blocks of creamcheese,3/4 cp frank's hot sauce and 2cps. shredded cheddar cheese. I put it in a little crockpot and there ya have it boneless buffalo wing dip !!! Great for game day without the messy fingers !!!!
By Heather Lazar on February 04, 2010
Can you substitute ranch dressing for the blue cheese dressing? And maybe something else crumbled on top? No blue cheese eaters around here. LOL
By Sherrie on February 03, 2010
I make this same dip but with these slight adjustments:1)press 2 bars of cream cheese in the bottom of the pan 2)instead of mixing all the other ingredients layer them in the order listed 3) I serve it with Fritos
This dip is ALWAYS a big hit with the crowd!!
By Anita Henley on February 03, 2010
Yum, I can't wait to make this dip for the Super Bowl, I'm tired of making my same old sausage cheese dip. Let's face it I can claim it healthy by using chicken and not sausage. Smile Perhaps it will take my Super Bowl blues away since my Pittsburgh Steelers are not playing.
By Tina Mae Aldridge on February 03, 2010
Hello Paula:
I am so blessed to have read your bio…You are an amazing example to all people who have had to begin a new life over again. With a couple of dollars and a truck load of faith, right? Bethany my daughter says "everythings betta with butta in the batte."
I said I know someone who would agree Bethany, Miss Paula Dean. That is why I looked for you. So glad that I did.
By shara harris dillon on February 03, 2010
Yes my sister is fabulous and boy can she cook! I made her buffalo chicken dip for a superbowl party a couple of years ago (when the Giants won an unbelievable superbowl at the last minute) and it was a HUGE success. I'd like to think I've been invited back because of my charming personality but it may because of my sister's recipe.
By Carrie Fix on February 03, 2010
Courtney…what can we say about her. I have known her since before she was born. Her and her sister Carrie are as much sisters to me as the three I have. She is a wonderful person with a wonderful heart. Paula is so right about how she can throw a football and apply makeup all in at the same time!!! She makes everyone beautiful by just being around her. Oh, and about that dip…AWESOME!!! There shouldn't be a super bowl party without it!!!
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I found certain elements to be brilliant and others to be rather flat.
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It nicely blends together action, romance and history.
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Violent historical drama. Not for young kids.
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Though set twenty years before the declaration of independence, [director Michael] Mann offers a portrait of a country and a people who have already redefined themselves.
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Painstakingly, breathtakingly re-created by director Michael Mann, this landscape makes room for heroes with principles greater than the circumference of their biceps.
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CENTRAL FALLS — Up until the final four-plus minutes, it had been a tight contest between two fierce combatants, each hustling up and down the court to muster a victory.
No one wanted that "W" more than Central Falls High senior Yeire Cepeda. Honestly, it couldn't have been more obvious.
During the course of this hoop contest against Mount Pleasant inside the Warriors' jam-packed gym on Wednesday afternoon, Cepeda looked disgruntled at times with several turnovers, failures to snatch a critical rebound or inability to drop a necessary basket.
PAWTUCKET — Immediately after the Tolman High girls' squad had finished its routine at these New England Regional Competitive Cheerleading Championships, held as always at Lawrence (Mass.) High on Saturday afternoon, head coach Jessica MacLaughlin's crew seemed rather subdued.
At least that's the way she viewed it.
"The girls already seemed, like, deflated," she recalled. "They thought there was no way they would place in the top five, that it was over and done with, and they had failed. They were just sitting there, waiting to see who had won."
PROVIDENCE — Based on Monday's discussion amongst the Rhode Island Interscholastic League's Principals' Committee, there appears to be growing concern with regard to fan behavior at boys' high school hockey games.
"We feel that we've seen and heard of more issues happening at the rink. Not really players, but parents and students in the stands," expressed Tom Mezzanotte, RIIL executive director.
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It hit the back of the rim, then the front, and fell out.
Gonzalez turned to no one in particular, put her hands out as to make a plea then hustled back down the floor.
PROVIDENCE — As much as Ed Cooley probably wishes he could sit back and enjoy the magic carpet ride his Providence Friars have ridden this month, he knows the importance of pressing forward. Reflections will come in due time.
SAN ANTONIO – In the end, the 20th and 21st offensive rebounds that the Providence Friars surrendered proved to be their undoing.
Two free throws by James Michael McAdoo in the final 3.5 seconds helped snap a 77-77 affair and propel North Carolina to a 79-77 victory over a heartbroken bunch of Friars Friday night in the Eastern Regional portion of the NCAA Tournament.
Bryce Cotton's final game in a Providence uniform was the stuff of legends, the senior netting a career-high 36 points while doling out eight assists.
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Federal and military retirees are on track to receive the largest cost-of-living adjustment that they've seen in a few years.
The exact cost-of-living adjustment for 2015 won't be known until October when all the numbers are in, but plugging into the formula the latest available data results in a 1.7 percent increase. The Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W), which the COLA is based on, rose 0.3 percent in May, and if trends continue, will increase during the next four months. The CPI-W measures price changes in food, housing, gas and other goods and services; it could drop during the third quarter, but it's unlikely, meaning retirees could receive a COLA bump next year that is more than 1.7 percent.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the May CPI numbers on June 17. The agency will release the June numbers on July 22.
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The Office of Personnel Management continued to chip away at the retirement claims backlog last month, decreasing it by 12 percent between April and May, and processing more applications than expected.
The backlog at the end of May was 14,551 claims -- the lowest it has been since December 2013, when there were 12,637 applications in the queue. The agency typically receives an influx of new retirement claims at the beginning of the year on top of the current backlog. OPM also received 1,631 more new claims in May than it expected, and processed a total of 10,498 applications last month, 1,498 more claims than its projected goal.
Since January, the agency has processed a total of 50,803 retirement claims.
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A VA Fix That Goes Beyond Banning Bonuses
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Lawmakers, advocates and bystanders alike have proclaimed myriad reasons to explain the Veterans Affairs Department's delays in health care and ensuing cover up scandal.
Poor management, lazy bureaucrats and a general complacency toward veterans have been popular pabulums voiced by the outraged-at-large.
Another prevailing explanation is even simpler: money.
VA critics have said performance awards, or bonuses, were granted to those who kept wait lists down. This implicitly encouraged agency employees to alter wait time data, or keep them secret altogether.
"As the reports [into the VA scandal] make painfully obvious, the environment in today's Veterans Health Administration is one in which some VA health officials are so driven in their quest for performance bonuses, promotions and power that they are willing to lie, cheat and put the health of the veterans they were hired to serve at risk," wrote Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., chairman of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee, in an op-ed earlier this week.
The VA itself supported this notion, finding in its "phase one" audit that a measurable, outcome-driven performance management system created an incentive for deceptions.
"When tied to rewards" internal agency auditors wrote, "measurement of system performance runs the risk of engendering ...
A Special Sick Leave Bank for Disabled Vets?
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Veterans and the management of the Veterans Affairs Department have been front and center these last few weeks because of the controversy over reports of secret waiting lists for medical appointments, and the recent deaths of vets who were waiting for care. The spotlight on the quality of veterans' care might be new, but problems with access to that care are not.
Of the many ideas and bills circulating in Washington now related to veterans, at least one seems relatively straightforward and potentially bipartisan. The Federal Managers Association is pushing Congress and the Obama administration to come up with a legislative or executive fix to help new federal employees who also are disabled veterans attend their mandatory medical appointments without dipping into their sick leave, or having to take leave without pay to get care.
Full-time federal workers in their first year on the job have a zero sick leave balance when they start, accruing four hours of such leave per pay period. That amounts to a balance of 104 hours at the end of their first year. But disabled vets, who must attend regular medical appointments to take care of their health, but also to continue receiving their veterans ...
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A Senate committee on Wednesday approved a measure to prohibit "seriously delinquent" taxpayers from federal employment.
The bill, introduced by Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., and cosponsored by Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., cleared the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee without objection. The legislation mirrors a House bill that was voted down last year when it failed to draw the two-thirds majority it required for passage.
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The measure defines seriously delinquent tax debt as outstanding debt to the federal government for which a public lien has been filed. Under current law Internal Revenue Service employees can be fired for failing to pay their taxes.
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Now the sexual dynamics of office tease can be a little overwhelming for a young girl secretary who is new to the job. She knows that she must turn up for work in tight short skirt and black stockings, as its important to make a good impression on the first day. She also knows that she should tease her coworkers and please her Boss, as that is the way things are done in the office. This secretary tease shouldn't be too free with her favors, otherwise she'll have her office coworkers hands all over her miniskirt and stockings. Stocking tease is the order of the day, and bearing that in mind, the Boss has assigned one of the more senior blonde office girls to take the new girl under her wing, and show her the ropes so to speak.
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Harwin is home to Houston's bargain retail shopping centers. Consumers can find an abundance of clothes, bags, art, electronics, and any other more-for-less items one would want. There is also quite a bit of Class B and C office space, perfect for small to medium sized business or entrepreneurs looking for office space with easy access to Highway 59.


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Patti & Gregg's Year-Round Beach House
House Tour
Names: Patti, Gregg, 2 "young adults" in college, and a cat
Location: Point Connett, Mattapoisett, Massachusetts
Size: 2,710 square feet
Years lived in: 13
Massachusetts offers miles of glorious shorelines, but not many of us get to live 1,000 feet from a private beach like Patti and Gregg, whose colorful home is cozy even when it's too cold outside to enjoy the ocean. Nestled in the seaside community of Mattapoisett on Buzzard's Bay, the house feels rooted in New England tradition while incorporating a lively mix of mid-century finds, modern accessories, and works by local artisans.
The unique space with its lofty ceilings and angular rooms was designed for Patti and Gregg by an architect and they've filled it with equally unique pieces like a vintage flower lamp in Patti's reading room, a fish sink in the bathroom created by a Cape Cod craftsman, antique medical supply cabinets, and custom stained glass windows throughout the house — some of which were made of beach glass they collected from their own beach. The combination of vibrant wall colors and playful accessories creates a space that is surprisingly relaxed and comfortable.
Patti and Gregg love their area in the summertime when it's bustling with vacationers, but they also relish the quiet that winter brings to the beach town and they've created a bright and airy house that they are happy to call home no matter what the season.
Apartment Therapy Survey:
Our style: Eclectic, modern, mid-century
Inspiration: Color, shapes, funk
Favorite Elements: The high ceilings and interesting angles (there's not a square room in the house!), the private setting in a beach community, and that there is plenty of light
What Friends Say: Most say they love it.
Best advice: I do what I want, I buy what I like, my style is always evolving, my home is a work in progress. I look for furniture that is a combination of form and function; no one piece is very expensive. I never buy a "set" of furniture, I hate matchy-matchy. I hate clutter. I love orange, purple, and green.
Resources of Note
- • Chilewich rugs
• Custom stained glass windows by Lynne Lovely
Thanks, Patti & Gregg!
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I'm loving the colors in this place!
Very beautiful house...love the colors!
Beautiful house, for certain - but I wonder how a 2700 sf house fits with the "small space living" concept of AT?
each piece carefully picked and placed!
OMG, I misread the "who lives here" thing and thought you (Patti & Gregg) were in college. That was blowing my mind (and annoying me). Now that I see you are grownups, I love the place! Thanks very much for sharing your house with us.
Ha ha, Jenny, I thought the same thing!!
I dig the ways you've nodded to the beach without being kitchy. I've been thinking about how to be vaguely nautical in my place without going over the edge. I dig the theme but I just moved to Annapolis, MD, where the ocean stuff can get rediculous.
I really like the colors..especially the purple (nice shade) and green together. The stained glass windows are really gorgeous and unique. Beautiful home!
It seems like this house has a very nice, open and airy floorplan, but this home doesn't quite do it for me. There are so many poorly differentiated styles in the home that I cannot discern what the intended style is.
This might be because i have a bias towards seeing design that incorporates, to some degree, a classic feel - be that arts and crafts, modern, shaker, Louis XVIII, etc. From the pictures, it looks like each room has been made intentionally colorful, but the individual choices of colors and furniture pieces do not seem to add up to anything in particular, except for a space crammed with a lot of color and haphazardly selected furniture. And, as a consequence, beautiful details, such as the stained glass windows, stand out like random afterthoughts.
That said, I think the TV room with the floral patterned couch is executed very well. It looks inviting and warm, even with the bold color choice on the wall. The shape and style of the lamp works with the style of the sofa, and the dark carpet seems to anchor everything. The combination of the sofa, lamp, side tables and map evoke a clean retro feeling that does not appear dated.
Stained glass pieces are gorgeous!
I have to agree mostly with alexmax. The dining room looks really out of place, with the furniture and color choice.
The floral sofa is really cool. And i like the different types of lamps.
Unfortunately the foyers stars remind me too much of a kid's room and I could not live with that shade green wall.
It's still nice and I appreciate it when people share their home, even if it doesn't exactly work for me.
It would be nice, in a post about a home with such architectural personality, to have either the gracious homeowners, or the inquisitive reporter, divulge the architect's name.
I'm loving the colors!
And the wallpaper with the stars on it.
And all the stained glass.
And the bar stools.
And the little frog holding the soap :)
The bathroom is the only soothing place in this house. Way too busy without any rhyme or reason and yeah what Lunabee said!
I love the horizontal stripes in the bathroom! Looks chic and relaxing! :)
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I wish there was a close-up picture of the silver barware cabinet in the living room (pictures 5 and 8). Is it a metal cabinet or silver-painted wood? If it's painted wood, what paint was used? If it's metal, then has anyone seen this paint done tastefully on wood? I think it looks really cool!
I really like the stripes in the bathroom! Beautiful!
And this house is lovely! If you don't have anything nice to say......
Tullymama -
I think it's important to provide feedback on house tour submissions, even if it is not glowing. There is nothing inherently wrong with critique, and I think that those willing to submit for a house tour expect to open their home to scrutiny. That's the point of AT - we come to this site to discuss design, not just offer banal compliments to those brave enough to share their homes.
Have you posted anything here, for open review and "critique" by the anonymous few? It is a different experience on that side of the comment box.
I do think that people posting for Good Questions, asking for help, or entering a contest are opening themselves up to whatever comes their way. Even then, these are personal posts and I think everyone deserves decent, diplomatic treatment.
But people who submit for House Tours, out of sheer pride, deserve a fair amount of respect.
That said, I think your own comments were thought out, thorough and without bitterness or bile, so I don't think you have anything to worry about. I'd rather read what you wrote than a "meh" any day of the week.
All sorts of people are open to critique in all sorts of situations, especially those who are creative, so I don't think that critique should be treated as such a big deal. In fact, critique is one of the most effective means of helping someone improve their craft, if necessary.
I respect people who submit for House Tours the same way that I respect anyone who provides something for others to reflect upon. I hope my comments were not interpretted as disrespectful, because there's no disrespect intended - just thoughts and feedback based on my personal preferences, which no one is obligated to agree with.
And no, I have not posted images of my own home on AT. There are two reasons for this:
1) My own home is "unfinished," so to speak. It's not ready for center stage.
2) Knowing how I feel about public forums, I am not sure that I want feedback from the AT community. I would not expect to be handled with kid gloves, much like anyone else submitting should expect. But, maybe one day I will. No promises!
I would respectfully disagree that all House Tour posters are "creative professionals" (or even creative types, necessarily) who are used to critique (and like I said, yours was not the kind that usually makes me cringe in empathy with a deflated Home-poster) because one's home is so INCREDIBLY personal, and house pride is very delicate territory.
But, re: "2) Knowing how I feel about public forums, I am not sure that I want feedback from the AT community."
'Nuf said. That's hilarious to me.
I appreciate alexmax's comments. It is healthy to discuss a homes positives and perceived shortfalls. This community is about discussion. It defeats AT's purpose when people are reproached for making honest observations that pertain to post commented upon.
That said...
To me there is a disconnect in the house. While the living room, kitchen, and bathroom feel finished, I think the dining room could use a little love and attention. The dark wood cabinets and table clash with the rest of the home. I think they would benefit from a paint job if you're not too attached to the natural woodgrain. The details in the cabinet woodwork will shine with white paint.
And if you can gather the beautiful stained glass window pieces scattered through the house they can make a great central focal piece if displayed together.
Some of the design and furnishings are bright and exciting and the color choices are so lovely that I think the owners could really add some WOW to some of the darker pieces if they are not opposed to painting their wood furniture.
The bathroom is fun and modern and the color is right on.
A wonderful home, thank you for inviting us in.
Hi everyone! Thanks for your input. Now some of you have me thinking about painting the dark wood china cabinet in the dining room . . . To answer a few questions: Claude Miquelle, Miquelle Architecture, Rochester, MA., the silver bar cabinet in the great room is stainless steel (yes very cool--love it too!), the gold stars in the front foyer were stenciled on the wall, the stained glass piece built into the dining room wall is from an architectural antique store in Blue Hills, Maine, and the fish sink is from Chatham Pottery, Chatham, MA. Patti
Hi! LOVE the orange stools at the kitchen bar area. Could you tell me where you purchased?
I love the lighting, I love the staircase, its just such a beautiful place.
Wow, "ugly, mismatched, gaudy..." God forbid someone posts on AT that doesn't have a 'toned-down' apartment, and, even worse, not one Eames rocker.
The posters themselves describe their style as eclectic, and yes, this house is eclectic.
You may not love the house, but at least respect the fact that they aren't afraid to be bold and paint the colors they love.
Love the lamps!
I love your fish sink :)
I think you people are forgetting that each of our homes is about that very thing - what makes home to us. It's about surrounding ourselves with things we find beautiful. That translates differently to everyone. Our homes and design style are unique to each of us. What one person would be loathe to live with may be absolutely beautiful to someone else. I agree that critique is good, because it helps us grow and see things our eyes may not have been opened to before, but we should remember our critique is as unique to us as our design style.
Everyone thinks they have taste -- but we can't all be right!
Opinions are just that. The whole idea of home design is to make a personal statement -- this house does that. I don't have to agree with every single choice the owners have made to enjoy seeing how they expressed their style and to appreciate what they've done. I think the color combos are fresh and not just "the latest thing." I particularly like the kitchen's orange walls against the dark cabinets and countertops with the addition of orange counter stools. AND, I love the purple fireplace wall and rug in the living room. AND, I also like the bathroom, which goes in a slightly different direction colorwise, but is not without its touch of orange in the soap.
Thanks for sharing your home with us!
Don't see it listed but maybe I missed it. Do you mind sharing the orange paint color info - love it
The orange paint is Ralph Lauren. I can't remember the color, but I will look for the paint can and get back to you. Yes, the shade is lovely. Thanks!
Love the open-ness of your home and use of color is great---wish there was more connection between the themes used throughout---each room could be a room from a totally different house. It is a huge talent to be able to mix furniture and accessories from different style genres.....
Thank god they fessed up to loving orange and purple, because if you don't feel that way, there's just. too. much. I was loving the purple wall behind the fireplace, and then seeing the rug just overloaded me. I'm *crazy* for the sitting room (especially that shot looking out to the living room), the upstairs reading room, the breakfast nook, and of course, the bathroom. All so different yet the work together. The unusual angles are nicely highlighted, too.


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- Very cheap - Very light - Seems tough - The extremity of the legs are made of rubber-like material, which guarantees a perfect adherence on every surface - The mounting and tightening parts seem pretty durable and allow to move your camera very easily at any angle - The strap is quite effective, and long enough to allow fixing the tripod on a pretty ... Read more
Small, light, build quality is good e you can put it in your pocket for those low light or self portrait photos. The head can rotate freely so you can even take some weird angle photos, just be careful about the center of gravity because your camera could fall. Don't tighten it too much or the screw will broke. Almost everything is made of plastic so ... Read more
I'm planning to take it with me on a holiday. So my requrements were: small and light (to fit in the airplane luggage). This is exactly what I was looking for, it is extremely light and small. Build quality is okay, but could be better, the plastic feels thin/cheap. The stand is really low, so its not good for every situation I use it with the Contour ... Read more
Compact and light weight. Velcro can hold the tripod (when folded) to the handlebar of a bicycle. When legs are unfolded the tripod is very sturdy for a little camera. metal ball and socket too smooth. does not hold camera. The camera screw tightening nut is made of plastic and feels like threads might get stripped. I got a black one. The metal ball ... Read more
This is such a versatile little tripod that it is just something that you carry with you all the time. The rotating top gives you the ability to set the camera level very easily and the strap although I am not sure if I will keep it on gave me the chance today to take a photo with the camera strapped to the branch of a tree Have not found any so far ... Read more
this is a useful little gadget to throw into your (digital) camera bag. it weighs almost nothing, and takes up very, very little space, but for those self-timer shots, or to steady a camera against a chair or the handlebars of a bike, it's just perfect. much, much better than hauling around a full-size tripod which you end up never using. it's bit flimsy,... Read more