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Fun things for when you're broke
With the holiday spending over, you may need to find some inexpensive forms of entertainment in the coming months. For any taste or interest, there are plenty of options to consider.
January is when the bills for holiday overindulgences come home to roost. It might take every dime of ready cash to pay off the bills. Heck, it might even take more -- which means giving up fun for the next few months.
Or, rather, giving up expensive fun. There are plenty of ways to stay entertained without the use of credit or debit.
Ideally, some of the following suggestions will prove so enjoyable that they'll become part of your regular entertainment rotation. If so, you can set aside some of your monthly fun budget and pay cash for next year's holiday.
And if you're one of those sensible folks who didn't break the bank in November and December? Good for you! But you're still welcome to join in the free fun.
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Learn a new skill
Entertain your winter brain by picking up a new hobby, craft or ability. Some will save you money, and some might even earn you money. The Internet is bristling with ways to learn things as varied as toilet repair and search-engine optimization.
University-affiliated sites such as the OpenCourseWare Consortium and peer-to-peer organizations like Dave's Site are good places to start. Or do an Internet search for "free courses" on any topic that interests you.
A midwinter mind-stretcher with truly practical applications: learning a second language. Sites such as Word2Word and LearnALanguage.com provide coursework or links to language instruction.
Note: Be sure to consider provenance when choosing an online course. For example, I'd skip over a "nutritional supplements" class offered by a company that sells the supplements.
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The city of Manchester, Conn., floods a couple of man-made basins for safe winter fun. Vivian Dawson likes to fix a Thermos of hot chocolate and hit the ice for a little exercise and socializing.
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In reading a lot of the post, I keep seeing reasons why people "can't" do anything free. Why can't you do things. I guess it's easier not to do things. So I live in Colorado. Just about as cold here as most places.... well, most of the time.
I take the dogs out, and take a simple point and shoot camera with me. Ya, there isn't any flowers blooming, no wonderful colors, but why does that matter? Be creative. There isn't any reason you can't get some incredibly great shots even in the winter. No snow and in the cold states? Well, make yourself find something interesting to shoot. Live in a warmer climate? There has got to be something to photograph. If you were to go out and shoot everyday and make yourself look for those things that you may not see everyday, you are going to find yourself out longer and longer each day. For those people on-line, you have a computer so download your images. If you don't have a camera, borrow one. If you don't know anyone who has one, still go out and look for those things that still have possibilities. The architecture in building in the winter is a lot more interesting as the leaves in trees and such aren't there to block the view.
So that is just an idea. Not saying photography is everyone's cup of tea. But it's a way to get yourself out of the house to do something. And if you have a friend with a camera, there is a good chance it's been sitting on the shelf waiting to be used....
So there is always a way to get out of the house. Cold or not. If it's freezing freezing out, well wait for a little until it warms up just a bit, or dress for the weather. Heck, turn into a people watcher at the local mall. it's hilarious. But it's all free....
I GET why this article is here especially during this time of year and during the current economic situation that has been going on longer than any "situation" has a right to. However, telling the general public to get on with their lives and be happy about not being able to afford squat while big business execs and government officials are taking trips to Mazatlan for their Christmas "retreat" seems a bit cruel.
I also live in Minnesota and I've found taking the dog out for a walk gets me and my four legged friend out for a bit of exercise and we meet up with others that are going stir crazy in the house too . Also, drives through a local state park gets us out with the camera for those rare photos of snow covered trees and the occasional cardinal and white- tailed deer. There are also the Saturday trips to Sam's for a taste of free foods that we can't afford or just plain won't buy because it would require us to have a dinner party for 35 guests and besides, we're only buying toilet paper or laundry soap. It's all we can afford.
For the guys there is the trip to the local man's mall where they can drool over the latest gadgets they can't afford while getting some walking in in the 50,000 square foot football stadiums they parking these things in. And for the ladies, a bit of power walking with a GF in a mall while trying to not look like they want anything in those store windows as they chat amicably between themselves.
My point is this, there are very few things with the exception of sitting on the internet attempting to learn a new language or borrowing books from the local library that are FREE. Tell ya what? How about an article of things that are very low priced such as some community ed classes. I've learned how to hunt the elusive morel and how to dance with these classes. Neither was too expensive (about $10 for the morel hunt day to $30 per person for 6 lessons) I've also taught myself (with the help of the free books in the local library) how to quilt. Besides the initial start up cost of block cutting wheels and cutting board, on sale cloth and thread isn't that expensive. Snow shoeing and cross country skiing in a local park (when we HAVE snow) is about $5.00 to rent the shoes and a bit more for the skis. Afternoon matinees are about $5.00 to $6.00 per person and some movie complexes offer freebie older animated movies to kids on certain days. Just check around locally for theses things. They are there for those who bother to look. Also realize, you can have fun despite the way our economy has turned, but normally that there is no such thing as a free lunch as this writer would have us believe.
Regarding the comment about the price of fabric - I would suggest checking out thrift stores. This is especially great for beginners, as you can find some cheap pieces of fabric to practice on until you feel comfortable with your new-found skills. Maybe gently-used sheets or quilts, even clothing can be altered to make doll clothes & kids' toys, baby outfits, pet accessories, holiday decorations or household items (such as pillows, placemats, aprons, etc). I'd also check the remnant section of the fabric stores or places like Wal-Mart, where you can almost always find some good deals.
For other craft ideas for the family, also check the 99cent stores for supplies (paint & markers, glue, glitter, colored paper, styrofoam shapes) or yard sales (if your local weather permits). Reuse cardboard from your groceries (cereal or detergent boxes, etc.), cut out pictures from magazines or newspaper advertisements to make a book or dream-board. Use caps from bottles to play games (checkers, etc.), or better yet, let the kids make up their own games or the older kids can draw basic pictures to make coloring books for the younger kids. Also, don't forget homemade clay made with basic kitchen staples, or use natural items (sticks, leaves, pebbles) or yarn/string to decorate jars, cans or old used frames, to make gifts for friends & family members. Remember the things you used to do for fun as a kid or ask older family members to share what their favorite childhood activities were, then just use your imagination!! :-)
One of the most expensive hobby supplies I have ever seen is fabric if you do alot of sewing arts as a hobby...
when one yard of cheap fabric (flannel) costs up to 6 dollars and your project requires 2-3 you start really getting expensive...
Especially if your unfixed costs are about 20 dollars a week.
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It was September of 1966, and gas was gushing uncontrollably from the wells in the Bukhara province of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic. But the Reds, at the height of their industrial might, had a novel solution. They drilled nearly four miles into the sand and rock of the Kyzyl Kum Desert, and lowered a 30-kiloton nuclear warhead — more than half-again as large as "Little Boy," the crude uranium bomb dropped over Hiroshima — to the depths beneath the wellhead. With the pull of a lever, a fistful of plutonium was introduced to itself under enormous pressure, setting off the chain reaction that starts with E = MC2 and ends in Kaboom! The ensuing blast collapsed the drill channel in on itself, sealing off the well.
What Spill? Rig Owner Transocean Approves $1 Billion Payday to Shareholders
Great timing, folks. Does Transocean have a PR department? Excellent report from John Byrne on RAW Story:
Five days after appearing before Congress to testify about its responsibility in one of the worst oil spills in US history, the Swiss company that owned and operated the oil rig that sunk into the Gulf of Mexico announced that it would shell out $1 billion in dividends to shareholders.
The revelation that Transocean is distributing a $1 billion profit to shareholders as one of its drill sites leaks millions of gallons of oil into the sea is sure to inflame an already smarting debate over offshore drilling and the company's role.
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Transocean has passionately argued that they don't share financial responsibility for the disaster. A clause in a contract they had with BP says that the oil company is obligated to pay for any environmental damage, even though Transocean actually owned the rig.
Kevin Costner Has a Machine that Turns Oil Into Water (Video)
Kevin Costner is in town hoping star power and his oil spill clean-up machine will help in the gulf. It promises to help clean up the oil spill. And it's got some big backing. "Years before I got involved oil spills would come and, I would wonder why we couldn't clean this up," says Actor Kevin Costner. He's invested in a company that invented a processing machine that turns oil into water. "It's robust. Works at the speed that someone talked about, 200,000 gallons a minute. But it takes 99% of the oil." Using a small prototype of the machine, Costner demonstrated how it works for a group of stressed parish officials today. "We'll take this any day over the black oil that's covering south Plaquemines right now," says Plaquemines Parish President Billy Nungesser. The larger centrifuge model can collect up to 3,000 gallons of oil a day and right now, 31 are available. The response: There are no better options. "I think it's a no-brainer to try it," says Jefferson Parish Councilman John Young. Nungesser says, "I think we need to put it to work." And St. Bernard Parish President Craig Taffaro says, "Let's get this out there. See what it can do."
Bayou Fisherman: Oil Execs "Should Be Treated Like Terrorists"
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BARATARIA, Louisiana— It is the perfect blue sky, humidity-free spring day in bayou country that makes you feel like everything should be all right in the world.
The intercoastal waterway leading to the Gulf of Mexico is calm, the canals that host fishing boats behind each neat suburban home reflect the midday sun, and a cool breeze washes away extraneous sounds and smells.
But despite the bucolic day, fisherman Mike Roberts is angry. "Osama bin Laden couldn't have done a better job of destroying a part of the American economy. This oil spill? It's like the ultimate act of terrorism. And these guys should be treated like terrorists."
The guys he's referring to: BP and Transocean executives, and the Mineral Management Service, the federal agency that was supposed to police the oil companies but appears to have been very cozy with the industry instead.
Gulf Coast Oil Spill Nets $270 Million for Transocean
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The firm that owns the leaking oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico has made a $270 million profit from insurance payouts, despite having caused a massive ecological disaster.
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Transocean, the company contracted by BP to drill the well, brought the story to light in a conference call on Monday.
Transocean took out a $560 million insurance policy on its Deepwater Horizon rig, which was greater than the value of the rig itself.
The company has already received a cash payment of $481 million, with the rest due over the next few weeks.
The "accounting gain" arises because the compensation it will be receiving more than covers the $200 million that it has to pay to survivors and their families and for higher insurance costs.
Lamar McKay, the chairman of BP's US arm, Steve Newman, Transocean's chief executive, and managers of several other companies involved in the drilling are scheduled to testify in hearings in the US Congress later this week.
Chemical Dispersants Being Used in Gulf Clean-Up Are Potentially Toxic
Tom Philpott writes for Grist:
We finally know the main two dispersants that BP and the U.S. government are using to treat the ongoing Gulf spill.
Both, by their maker's own admission, have the "potential to bioconcentrate," and both have "moderate toxicity to early life stages of fish, crustaceans, and mollusks," according to a study by Exxon, the company that originally developed them.
Their use may be the least-bad course, given the importance of minimizing oil's effect on coastal wetlands. But a little digging into the chemical makeup of these two substances, which are being dumped in vast quantities into the Gulf, reveals that they could potentially do far more harm than good, both to the Gulf and to humans who later eat from it.
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As ProPublica reported Monday, information about dispersants is "kept secret under competitive trade laws." I've spent the last several days trying to confirm what many in the ocean-ecology and public health worlds seemed to know, but no one would say officially: that two different dispersants sold under the banner of Corexit were being used in vast quantities.
The Gulf Coast Oil Spill: An American Chernobyl?
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With each passing day, the scale of the disaster unleashed by the oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico increases. Somewhere between 5,000 (the official estimate) and 25,000 (the estimate of some scientists) barrels of oil is surging into the Gulf every day.
Before it is over, millions, if not tens of millions of gallons of oil will be washed up on America's wetlands and shorelines.Eleven workers are already dead in the latest industrial disaster in the American energy industry. Now, the fishing and seafood industry along the Gulf coast may be shut down for years, perhaps even a generation. The destruction of the fragile ecosystems of the region will likely be irreparable.
The disaster implicates one of the world's largest corporations, British Petroleum, together with partners and subcontractors like Transocean Ltd., operator of the drill rig, and Halliburton, which carried out major operations on the wellhead only a week before the explosion.
Earth Day: Save The Planet By Not Having Children?
With Earth Day 2010 on this 22nd of April, I wonder how much the Green movement and the greater media at large will debate this opinion from Lisa Hymas on Grist:
In 1969, graduating college senior Stephanie Mills made national headlines with a commencement address exclaiming that, in the face of impending ecological devastation, she was choosing to forgo parenthood. "I am terribly saddened by the fact that the most humane thing for me to do is to have no children at all," she told her classmates.
I come here before you today to make the same proclamation — with a twist. I am thoroughly delighted by the fact that the most humane thing for me to do is to have no children at all.
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Where is it now, that beautiful Bible your grandparents
gave you for Christmas? In the back of a drawer? On the top
closet shelf? Worse yet, is it still in the box it came in,
resting safely in some now forgotten spot in the house?
Wherever it is, it may have a way of making
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directly from the Bible. In fact, the whole first part of
the Mass is called the Liturgy of the Word, and when Word
is capitalized like that, it means the Word of God. So when
we read or listen to parts of the Bible, we're really hearing
God speaking to us.
In this Liturgy of the Word, the Church presents
us with three Scriptural readings each Sunday. The first is
nearly always from the Old Testament. The second is usually
from one of the epistles. "Epistle" is simply another
word for "letter," and there are 21 of those in
the New Testament written by a number of different people.
The third and last reading is always from one of the four
Gospels. That's because for us as Christians, no part of the
Bible can ever be as important as the Gospels, accounts of
Jesus' life and teachings. Since we are his followers (disciples),
we find in the Gospels almost everything on which we center
our belief.
When we hear the Scriptures read in short sections
a week apart, however, we tend to lose the continuity of the
story. It's not like a miniseries, where much of the next
episode is spent reviewing what happened before. We might
forget what happened before the passage we're hearing
now and miss the connections between this week and last. And,
unlike most miniseries, the Gospels are life-changing, with
power to influence the direction of your life. So it's good
to have the total picture, the big story, in mind.
Gospels are not merely stories or simple biographies.
In school, you've read a lot of biographies of great people,
and you know that these are the tales of their lives from
start to finish. A Gospel isn't like that, and we shouldn't
expect it to be. A Gospel tells episodes from Jesus' life
and teachings, usually those things the writer thought we
most needed to know.
Behind the Scenes With Gospel Writers
Anybody who writes anything has a reason for
doing it. When you write a term paper, you have a very good
reason for doing that: You won't get out of that class if
you don't!
Gospel writers weren't that different. They
all had reasons for writing what they did about Jesus, and
their reasons were different because they lived in different
times and places among different kinds of people.
Suppose you decided to write a gospel. How would
you go about it? It might be pretty much the same as writing
a letter to a friend. First, you'd decide what that friend
would be most interested in hearing. Once you've settled on
what you're going to say, you would probably get most of that
information from your own experience. None of us can speak
from any other perspective than our own.
Those are two factors behind each of the Gospels.
The individual writers wrote those parts of Jesus' life which
they felt best suited the people for whom they were writing,
and they wrote from their own experience. The men who were
the authorities behind two of the Gospels, Matthew and John,
knew Jesus personally. The other two, Mark and Luke, more
than likely did not. But all four told the same story from
different perspectives.
Mark's perspective, for example, was shaped
by the absence of Jesus from the earth for some 35 to 40 years.
The eyewitness generation, those who actually knew Jesus and
heard him speak, were dying, either of natural causes or in
the persecution by Roman Emperor Nero. Little communities
of Christians were springing up all around the Mediterranean
world. They needed an organized account of Jesus' public life
to safeguard the accuracy of his teaching and preserve what
the eyewitness generation had always provided by word of mouth.
Mark very possibly composed his Gospel in Rome
where his Christian community, mostly people who converted
from ancient pagan religions, was in real danger. These people
could be arrested, imprisoned, even killed for their new faith,
and they wanted to know, as you would, whether this faith
was worth putting their lives on the line for. Mark, therefore,
says much about discipleship, what it really means to follow
Jesus, pointing out that Jesus never said it would be easy.
So, then, would a Gospel be a good place to
start your Bible reading? Absolutely, because it's the center
of Christian faith. Just don't expect any one Gospel to give
you the whole story or to tell the story exactly like another
Which Gospel would be best to read first? It
really doesn't matter. You might scan a little of each to
see which writing style you like best. You may find one you
like so well you want to stick with it. By all means, do.
But if you don't have a preference, Mark makes a good starting
point. It's the shortest Gospel and is written in such a fast-paced
style that it's sometimes called the action Gospel. In this
Youth Update, it is being used as an example throughout.
One Gospel = One Book
Let's say you have now opened your Bible to
the Gospel of Markor have tried to. Maybe you can't
find it. If that's the case, head for the table of contents.
This is your road map through the Bible. Generally speaking,
you'll see two bold titles: Old Testament and New Testament.
The word "testament" simply means covenant or solemn
agreement between two parties. In the Bible, those two parties
are almost always God and God's people. The Old Testament
could also be called the Hebrew Scriptures since it's the
part of the Bible still used by our Jewish friends as their
Scriptures. The New Testament, which you'll notice is considerably
shorter, could be called the Christian Scriptures because
everything is centered on Jesus. So that's easy to remember:
For anything happening before the time of Jesus, go to the
Old Testament; for anything dealing with Jesus' life or the
early Christian period, refer to the New Testament.
For now, go right to the New Testament section
and look up the page number for the Gospel of Mark. All New
Testaments are arranged exactly the same way, so you can count
on Mark always being the second book of any New Testament
you pick up.
Upon turning to Mark's Gospel, the first thing
that meets your eye may not be the text of the Gospel at all,
but rather an introduction. This introduction can help dig
deeper into what this Gospel is all about, but right now all
you want to do is read the book. And Mark is a book all by
itself. The Bible is really a whole collection of books. The
word Bible is taken from a Greek word that means "books."
And that's books, plural. When you examine your Bible's table
of contents, every title you see is a separate book and no
more intended to be read one right after the other than books
on a library shelf.
Back to Mark: Now that you've found him, enjoy
him. Just read the book the way you ordinarily do, start to
finish. Mark is reasonably compact, so if you can set aside
a good part of an afternoon or evening and read the whole
Gospel, you'll get more out of it than you ever have hearing
short snatches on Sundays.
For one thing, you'll understand two people
much better: Jesus and Mark himself. As you read through Mark's
account, Jesus will begin to take shape as a real person with
a personality you can easily identify with in your own life.
You'll see Jesus as a man on the go. This is a Jesus not a
lot different from you at the end of a busy day: tired, stressed
out, wanting nothing so much as to be given a little space.
But he doesn't get much. People are always crowding around
wanting something from him, even when he tries to take time
to eat!
You'll understand Mark a little better, too,
after you read enough of his work to see what's important
to him in Jesus' ministry. Maybe you'll relate well to his
writing style since it's like today's fast-paced media method
with its emphasis on the main message.
As you read through Mark this first time, pay
little or no attention to chapter headings and verse numbers.
Those are helpful later when you're really digging into this
book and need some reference points. But Mark didn't put those
numbers there. None of the biblical writers did. Chapter and
verse numbers were added much later to help us. But just so
you'll know how they work, suppose you run across a reference
that reads: Mt 6:9-13. That would mean the reading is from
the Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 6, verses 9-13. Look that up
and you find Matthew's version of the Lord's Prayer.
Don't spend time on footnotes or cross references
this first time through. Pausing constantly to look
something up disrupts the flow of the story and the flavor
of the writing. For now, all you want to do is read. When
you finish, don't worry about how much you might not understand.
Think of how much you do understand, things you see in an
entirely new way, things that make Jesus realas if he
were right there with you.
Jesus, Up Close and Personal
As a matter of fact, Jesus is right there with
you. When Christians read the Gospels, they're not reading
about some ancient hero who's long dead and gone. They're
reading about the living Jesus. Jesus is as alive today as
he was in any of the episodes Mark describes. That's why Jesus'
resurrection is the most important event in history for Christians.
It means that, even though we can't see him, Jesus exists
in a new kind of glorified body right nowtoday. And
we can talk to him and try to live the way he asked us to
(that's what it means to be a disciple) because someday we're
going to move on to a new and more fantastic part of our lives
with Jesus in our glorified bodies in the kingdom. That's
such great news that all the Gospel writers talk about it.
It's the central event of the entire New Testament.
After reading Mark, you might like to find out
how another writer handles the subject. A good place to turn
next would be the Gospel of Luke. Read it the same way you
read Mark, right straight through, without looking up references
or reading notes. After all, this is your "get-acquainted"
tour of the Bible. There'll be plenty of time to revisit these
books later, and then you can linger longer.
Where To Next?
Having gotten a pretty solid grounding in Jesus'
words and deeds through two of the Gospels, where to next?
Since the Gospels take you only as far as the end of Jesus'
earthly life, it might be interesting to find out what happened
after he left this little planet and returned to his place
with the Father and the Holy Spirit.
The Acts of the Apostles is written by Luke,
so you'll already be familiar with the writing style, and
you'll know the kinds of things Luke likes to emphasize (we're
purposely not telling you what those are because it's much
more fun to discover them for yourself).
While Acts tells about many events in the early
days of Christianity, it shouldn't be viewed as a history
book. It doesn't tell everything that happened, just those
events the author thought would give us the best idea of how
Jesus' followers preached his message and how they spread
it all across the known world (which, for them, was primarily
the regions around the Mediterranean Sea). You'll meet a great
character in Acts who doesn't appear in the Gospels because
he wasn't a disciple in Jesus' lifetime.
Paul is the central figure in the second part
of Acts. Here is a fascinating man. When you first meet him,
he hates Jesus' followers and is making a career out of tossing
them in prison. On his way to a city called Damascus to continue
arresting Christians, he has an unusual encounter with the
risen Jesus which changes his whole life. How? That's for
you to find out as you get into the Acts.
Acts is an adventure story from beginning to
end. You may not be able to put it down, so don't. Read right
through it as you did with the Gospels. You'll receive an
exciting picture of how Christianity began.
Worried about these little groups of Christians,
but unable to see them very often, Paul wrote them a number
of letters. Some of these are preserved as part of the New
Testament, and they may be found right after the Acts. Don't
look for neat, chronological order here, either. The letters
are arranged according to their length (longest to shortest),
rather than the order in which they were written. While this
may seem an unusual way to line them up, it does mean that
once you have become acquainted with their order, you will
know where to locate them in any edition of the Bible.
From the New to the Old
Aren't we going backward in all this? We started
with the New Testament and have said almost nothing about
the Old. The reason is that the wonderful story of Jesus is
by far the most interesting and most familiar to Christians,
especially Christians who may be blowing the dust off their
Bibles for the first time in ages. Following that story helps
a newcomer feel at home with the Word of God. Reading the
books as books without regard for study helps build confidence
in a person's ability to read the Bible profitably. Even though
it may be just a first reading, everyone gets something out
of it, and most people get a lot!
Does it matter, then, if we read the Old Testament
at all? Oh, yes. If it didn't matter, the Church would hardly
include an Old Testament reading in every Sunday Liturgy of
the Word. The Hebrew Scriptures are every bit as much the
inspired Word of God as the Christian Scriptures. In the 46
books that make up that section of the Bible, there are all
kinds of beautiful songs and poetry, intriguing history and
amazing stories. As Christians, we see the coming of Jesus
as savior of the human race foretold on Old Testament pages.
Getting into all of that is great fun, but it's an enterprise
for another time. In the meantime, get acquainted with the
marvelous collection of books you hold in your hands!
Virginia Smith chairs the religion department
at Billings Central Catholic High School and is Director of
Religious Education for Holy Rosary Parish, also in Billings,
Montana. She is coauthor of Scripture From Scratch,
a basic Bible study program to he published by St. Anthony
Messenger Press in spring 1991.
Youth Update advisers who previewed
this issue, suggesting helpful changes and asking questions
of the author, are Nathaniel Belvo, Corina Dalton, David Grooms,
Lisa Lehman and Kathy Nartker. Mary Ehret, youth minister
for the three parishes of St. Augustine, Germantown; St. Henry,
South Dayton; and Our Lady of Good Hope, Miamisburg, Ohio,
convened this group which represents all three parishes.
While you seem excited about this Gospel-writing,
I can't imagine why I would ever choose to write one. Give
me a reason.
Since I've been using Mark as an example,
I'm going to go with him. He had no inkling that he was creating
a new literary forma Gospel. He simply wanted to tell
his world about the wonders of Jesus. The word gospel
means good news. You enjoy sharing good news, especially when
you know it will excite the other person as much as it's excited
you. Mark knew that he was on to the greatest news in all
of history up to that point.
Not every writer chooses to write in the
gospel format, but people who choose to write have some news
or some insight into it. The Gospels are accounts that continue
to inspire people to write todayto write in ways as
different as theology, poetry and fiction. When you catch
the excitement of this book we call holy, you may invent some
new form of your own. Or, others will read you like
a book and be able to tell that you have read and chosen to
live the Gospels.
You say that people really wanted to read
what the Gospel writers had to say. Surely nobody wanted to
hear about the Crucifixion and all that other bad news.
Oh, but they did. People who knew and loved
Jesus (or had heard about him) and thought of him as the Son
of God wanted to know why he had to die at all and such a
terrible death at that. They wondered what the Resurrection
meant. Should it be taken seriously? What did it all mean?
They were hungry for answers to some very big questions.
In today's news reporting, we hear the
"spin" or the "color" or some analyst's
perception of events. The Gospels are four accounts of how
what seemed like bad news was banner-headline good newsnot
just for a few days, but for all time.
If Mark and Luke didn't know Jesus, what
led them to write Gospels?
What would lead a writer today to publish
a life of Abraham Lincoln or an account of the Civil War?
Great people of history are fascinating, and many people want
to know what they said and why they said it. Jesus had this
kind of impact and more! By the time the Gospels came into
being, very few eyewitnesses were alive, but more and more
people were coming to believe in Jesus and his message.
Jesus himself encouraged that kind of belief
when he said to his friend Thomas after the Resurrection,
"You became a believer because you saw me. Blest are
they who have not seen and have believed" (John 20:29).
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|Havre de Grace
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|Life At Ten
|Todd A. Pletcher
|Royal Delta
|William I. Mott
|Satans Quick Chick
|Eric R. Reed
Minorette, winner of the Belmont Invitational Oaks (gr. IT) July 5, brings a pair of bullet works to the Aug. 16 Knob Creek Lake Placid Stakes (gr. IIT) at Saratoga Race Course.
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In the older female Eclipse Award category, two-time champion Royal Delta is the standout finalist, while other impressive mares Joyful Victory and Tiz Miz Sue attempt to make a case with their 2013 grade I accomplishments.
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The connections of two-time champion Royal Delta have announced that the 5-year-old daughter of Empire Maker has been retired and will be bred to Galileo.
Smooth as silk under jockey Gary Stevens, Beholder vanquished both two-time champion Royal Delta and Princess of Sylmar while rolling to an open-lengths victory in the $2 million Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I) Nov. 1.
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Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott oversaw Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I) contenders Royal Delta and Close Hatches as they stretched their legs at Santa Anita on Oct. 29 after arriving from New York the day before.
The Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I) may only have a field of six, but they have created perhaps the most riveting puzzle in the entire series this year.
Kentucky-based trainer Eric Reed secured the 1,000th victory of his career Sunday, Oct. 27 when Itsyesornoihavtogo scored an upset victory in the first race at Hawthorne Race Course.
Trainer Bill Mott said he was happy with the final works by Royal Delta and Close Hatches at Belmont Park Oct. 26 before they head to California for the Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I).
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A drink got spilt on my acer laptop and fried it so it wont switch on, but the harddrive was still ok, I bought this to try to recover some of the data. http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001ALPWUQ/ref=cmswrfaasp_LIVsD.0N3KKWK Its connected up to my desktop, but when I open it it shows a load of files but the files wont open and I get a 'delayed write failure' message. Any tips how I can open the fies, I back up my stuff quite regularly, so theres only really one file I'm need, I just cant get to it. The laptop was Vista, the desktop is XP.
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Have a look at this.
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Done that, but it says 'Drive E has not been formatted, do you want to format it now?' If I format it I'll loose everything wont I? So I clicked no and it wont let me any further.
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Posted June 23, 2012 at 6:48PM
I found drive E in disk management now, but it says its empty, so i switched it back and it still says its empty. Wheres all the stuff gone, how can i get it back now!
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try recuva
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You could also try Easus Free Data Recovery Software which will allow 1 GB of recovered data. Link.
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Posted June 23, 2012 at 10:15PM
It sounds like some of the drink you spilled on the laptop has got into the hard drive which would make the data near impossible to recover. You could try a recovery program like others have suggested, if that dosent work then do a quick format on the hard drive and try to recover the data again. If that dosen't work your data is probably lost forever.
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Posted June 23, 2012 at 11:53PM
A Slax linux live (Bootable) CD is the very best method of file recovery I have found to date
Boot up and log on to the linux desktop, then when you plug in your usb iomax drive, it will pop up a window where you can choose to "open in a new window" , from where you can explore the windows file system, clicking on Slax desktop "System" icon will open up a second window where you can choose "Storage Media" which shows all the drives connected to your PC choose the PC windows drive and and copy paste or drag and drop to recover them to an empty recovered files folder you created in windows before you booted to the live CD
Sounds quite complicated but it is very easy
Google for how to make a slax linux live CD
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According to Alicia Asin, the CEO of Libelium, which creates cloud-connected sensors, it is not just university researchers who are asking questions about the internet of things. Asin says that, thanks to the growth of inexpensive open hardware platforms and crowd-funding, a growing number of consumer companies are proposing compelling business cases to tap into the internet of things.
Asin, whose company's devices measure everything from stress levels in koala bears to power plants, made the remarks at GigaOM's Structure:Europe conference in London. She was joined by Michael Simon, CEO of LogMeIn, to discuss the business implications of more connected devices.
Simon said that, not long ago, his colleagues regarded his interest in the internet of things as a pet science fair project but that the technology has become table stakes in any serious manufacturing proposal related to appliances or energy. He adds that predictions of 60 billion connected devices worldwide by the end of the decade are not optimistic, but are likely too low.
Asin and Simon also reflected on different perceptions of the internet of things in Europe versus the United States.
Simon, pointing to the popular Nest thermostat, said that Americans are focused on the user experience — the beauty of the design and the ability to control it with an iPhone are the primary draws, with energy savings a third consideration. The opposite is true in Europe at the moment, where the internet of things discussions begin and end with energy efficiency. Simon believes, though, that the attitudes will soon converge.
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There is one massive difference between Naxx itemization and what we get in Hyjal / BT, many items there aren't even upgrades to Tier5 equivalents. You would think with all the new raid viable specs they would have plenty useful items to fill the loot tables with but somehow they manage to put undesireble crap in it. Many items get DE'd by defenition in there and not because everyone has it (thats another issue) but because only alts and offspecs would touch it (the people that entirely skipped the previous tier aside from attunement).
If Sunwell follows this trend of undesirable items with bad stat distributions plenty of item slots will be stuck with their Tier5 item and be easily replaced brute force with item level 160 greens in Northend.


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- Using core strength, roll up to starting position. Repeat 10 times without touching feet to the ground or rolling all the way down.
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Chapter Eight - When Patrick's Not Home..2 Reviews
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Brendon was waiting in the living room, I could hear the tv faintly.
"Are you sure you'll be okay?" Patrick asked for the tenth time in the past two minutes. I roll my eyes at him.
"You can trust Brendon." I say and give him a sad smile. My voice is almost back to normal and with the medication it's fine. I'll miss Patrick, he's going to be gone for a week, maybe two.
"I know. But are you going to be okay?" He asked, he lightly helps me take off my pajama tee and then helps me put a different tee on.
"I'll be fine." I say and his eyes sparkle as they meet mine.
"If you say so. I'll check up on you when I can." He says, then leans in and kisses my lips softly. He pulls away before I get a chance to wrap my arms around him and then lightly tugs off my pajama shorts. I let him and then he hands me clean underwear and politely turns around for me to change mine. I pull them on then tap his back and he turns back around.
"Thank you for helping me." I smile sweetly, he gives me a big smile in return.
"It's no problem." He says, and passes me some baggy old jeans I used to wear sometimes that he found in my old room. I start to pull them on and my face cringes in pain, my back's just as bad today. He frowns then takes my hands away from them and pulls them on for me. He helps me stand up and I wrap my arms around his neck and he automatically wraps his around my waist.
"I'm gonna miss you." I say sadly.
"I'll miss you too. I'll be back as soon as I can be," He says then sighs. I go onto my tippy toes and kiss him. He kisses back. He runs a hand through my hair then pulls away. I don't wanna let go but he takes his arms from around me so I do. He then puts one arm back around my waist to help me walk. He grabs his suitcase with the other hand and we head out and to the hall by the front door.
"Bye I guess." I frown and he frowns back.
"I can stay if you want?" He offers.
"I don't want you to let anyone down, I'll be fine." I say and give him a weak smile. I kiss him once more then he walks out of the front door, I watch him get in the taxi and I feel a tear fall down my cheek. He gives me a sad look then the taxi drives off. I stare where the taxi was and let tears fall.
"Are you okay Kaila?" Brendon asks, walking over and slowly closing the door. I nod, he looks into my eyes and gives me a worried look. "What's wrong sweety?" He asks, walking over to me and softly wrapping his arms around me in a friendly way.
"I miss Patrick." I say honestly, hugging him back.
"He only just left." He says laughing softly. "He'll be back soon hon, don't stress about it." He adds. I sniff my nose. "C'mon, you better sit down." He says, then helps me walk into the living room.
"Thanks Brendon." I say as I sit back softly on the comfy sofa.
"I didn't do anything." He smiles and shrugs. His smile's so big and, Brendontastic you can't help but smile back.
"You're taking care of me." I point out and he shrugs again.
We spend most of the day watching tv or talking about random things. I had my physiotherapy session, too. Which was painful but it went okay. Brendon managed to talk me into eating a proper meal for dinner, and then some cereal for supper. And then helped me up to the bedroom and has left me in here to get changed. I finished changing, it took a while without Patrick's help and it hurt to do but I managed.
"Finished!" I call and Brendon comes in. "Where are you sleeping?" I ask him, sitting on the edge of me and Patrick's double bed.
"Spare room." He replies, the smile still on his face.
"Sleep here if you want, I don't mind the spare room." I say, smiling back.
"This bed's better for you, it's more comfy." He states.
"Sleep here too, then?" I offer.
"I'm not to sure Patrick would be pleased with that." He laughs.
"It's not like you're touching me or anything. Besides it'll be easier for me to call you if I need help through the night." I say. If I'm honest I don't want to sleep here alone in case I get the nightmare again, this will be my first night in a while without Patrick and I don't wanna risk waking up shaking and completely alone when my back's this bad.
"If you insist." He says, then walks over to me. "Are you tired?" He asks.
"Yeah, to be honest." I say. He lightly helps me to my feet, then pulls back the covers and steps out of the way for me to climb into bed. I do then he pulls the covers over me. "Come to bed too?" I ask and he nods obediently.
"I'll go change." He says then walks out, and comes quickly dressed in black pajamas. He turns the light off and gets into the other side of the bed. It's a tiny bit awkward but I feel safe knowing I'm not alone. I feel him move around a bit and then I snuggle myself into the blankets. I shut my eyes.
I open my eyes, the morning light leaking in through the window. I look to my side, Brendon's still there, sleeping softly. I realize I didn't have the nightmare last night. I smile to myself and then lightly get out of bed. My back is suddenly in agony and I groan.
"Are you okay?" Brendon asks and I sit down on the bed. I hear him sit up.
"My fucking back." I mutter.
"Where were you going?" He asks, walking around to my side of the bed,
"To get dressed." I say, meeting his eyes.
"I'll go get your pain killers?" He offers.
"Thanks." I reply and he walks off. Not long later he comes back and I take two.
"Do you wanna wait for them to kick in?" He asks, standing in front of me.
"It takes hours." I frown. "Help me get changed?" I ask shyly.
"If you're okay with that?" He asks and I nod.
"Go get me a tee, jeans and clean underwear from the spare room, please." I say and he nods then walks out. He comes back and puts them on the bed next to me. I lift my arms a bit and he lightly pulls my bed tee off, I feel his eyes nervously inspecting my body. But it doesn't creep me out. He picks up the other tee and pulls it over my arms gently.
"Shall I take your bottoms off too?" He asks and I nod. He lightly tugs at my pajama trousers and they come off.
"Turn around." I say quietly and he does. I change my underwear without standing up. "I'm done." I say and he turns back around, his eyes going to my bottom half, then my eyes.
"Want help with the jeans?" He asks, his face is bright red, and I can't help but notice a small bulge growing in his pajama pants.
"Yes please." I say and he takes a step closer, picking up the jeans then kneeling to pull them up my legs. I stand up carefully for him to finish pulling my jeans up then I do them up myself. "Thank you so much." I say and give him a big friendly smile.
"It's okay." He says, getting to his feet. "Wanna go to the living room?" He asks and I nod. He wraps an arm around my waist and helps me get to the living room. He lightly sits me down. "I'mma go get dressed." He says then walks upstairs. I think about just now. Him helping me change didn't feel awkward at all, I'm surprised, I would of thought it would have been extremely awkward.
He helps me dress every morning for another few mornings. I've not had the nightmare once. Patrick's rung me once a day to see how I am and I can honestly say I am getting a bit better each day. He won't find out when he'll be home for a week but they're trying their best to get a chance to pass through LA.
It's almost bed time and I'm finishing off the cereal Brendon made me. He's been taking good care of me, feeding me enough, giving me the right dosage of pain killers. My throats completely better now. My back only hurts after physiotherapy now, and aches a tiny bit during the day. It still hurts in the morning but not as much as it used to, I still let Brendon help me dress though. Him helping me has become routine.
I let out a big yawn.
"Time for bed?" Brendon asks, taking the bowl off me and carrying it into the kitchen.
"I'm only a tiny bit tired." I say as he comes back. Suddenly the lights and the tv go off.
"Power cut." He says, I feel him sit on the sofa beside me.
"That sucks." I say sadly. I can't see anything.
"Has Patrick got any candles?" Brendon asks and I shake my head, then remember he can't see me.
"Nope." I say.
"Oh." He says, there's an awkward silence, then I feel his hand over mine. A shock shoots up my arm.
"Are you scared of the dark?" I ask quietly,
"No." He replies, then laughs. "Are you?"
"Nope." I laugh, then move a little closer to him. There's another silence, but this one isn't as awkward. I feel him move a bit closer to me and I feel his leg touch mine. Another shock runs through my body.
I'm not gonna lie, the contact feels good. And I've been so lonely since Patrick left. Besides, maybe Brendon might let me go further than Patrick does. I turn, then get ready to lean in and kiss him, but then his lips press against mine. I kiss back with as much force and we make out, I wrap my arms around his neck from the side and his arms around my waist.
I feel a pang of guilt in my stomach, but I push it away. I stop the kiss and then crawl into a straddle position over him. I continue the kiss and he pulls away for a second.
"Are you sure about this? What about Patrick?" He asks, sounding concerned.
"I'm sure I want this." I whisper, then press my lips to his again. I put all the compassion I've been holding in into the kiss and Brendon kisses back with the same amount of force. I run a hand through his scruffy hair, it's so soft. He tightens his grip around my waist, pulling me closer to him. He's so good at this.
We kiss for a bit longer. The bulge in his jeans must be getting painful. I smile into the kiss and run a finger down his spine, he shudders and lets out a moan. I pull from the kiss softly and then straighten my back as I pull his tee off over his head. I still can't see him. I feel him pull off my top too, and then undo my bra and drop both to the floor. I undo his jeans, then roll off him and pull them off. I drop them to the floor. He undoes my jeans and then pulls them off for me, I lay back on the sofa as he drops them to the floor. He takes off my underwear then I let him climb on top of me.
He still has his underwear on as he continues the kiss and I pull his body down closer to mine and rub a hand gently down his back. He shudders again and lets out another moan. I slowly run my fingers down his sides until they get to his underwear, then I loosely take them off, dropping them to the floor.
I open my eyes and it's morning. I feel the soft sofa beneath me instead of the bed, and there's a blanket on top of me. I see the back off the sofa in front of me. I slowly turn over, my back pulsing in pain. Brendon is sleeping on the floor, in just his underwear and his tee, and a pillow beneath his head.
Then I notice something vital. I'm naked. My heart thuds against by chest, last night really happened. I had sex with Brendon. Oh shit. I can't remember using any contraception. But that's the least of my worries right now. I cheated on Patrick. My vision mists up and my heart's thudding is starting to ache. I sit up quietly, keeping the blanket over my naked body.
My back's in so much pain but I ignore it, Brendon's fast asleep so I leave the blanket behind and grab my clothes, covering myself up and walking upstairs. Ignoring the agony my back is causing I let tears fall down my face and sob as I dress. I'm a terrible girlfriend. What was I thinking? Patrick trusted Brendon to take care of me, and I did this. What if I'm pregnant?
When dressed I go back downstairs. Brendon's still asleep. Not to wake him I just put the blanket over him then go into the kitchen and take two pain killers. The thought to over dose crosses my mind, but I know finding me dead will be worse for Patrick than finding I slept with Brendon. I go to the bathroom and brush my teeth. I feel so filthy, I look in the mirror. I'm all sweaty and my hair is messed up. I lock the bathroom door and put the shower on.
I strip my clothes again and drop them to the bathroom floor, then go into the shower and let the crying out. I wash my hair then scrub the rest of me. I still feel dirty. After a good wash I get out and get re-dressed. I still don't feel right. But I don't feel bad, exactly. I mean even though I'm dieing of guilt and crying I kinda feel warm inside, happy. This is wrong.
"Are you okay?" Brendon calls from the other side of the bathroom door.
"I'm fine!" I call back, rubbing my hair with the towel.
"You sure?" He asks.
"Yupp. Be out inna minute." I call.
"Take as long as you want hon." He calls then I guess he walks away. He always calls people hon, so it never really bothered me. I wrap the towel around my hair then unlock the door and leave. Brendon's cooking breakfast. I walk into the kitchen and lean against the wall.
"Morning." I say.
"Hey Kaila." He replies, stopping his cooking to turn and meet my eyes. His hair's still ruffled up but he's fully dressed. "I feel so bad about what happened last night." He says and frowns at me. Me heart drops.
"You didn't enjoy it?" I ask, actually feeling kinda offended.
"No, not that. It was.. amazing. It's just Patrick trusted me and everything ya'know." He says, turning back to the food.
"I know what you mean." I say, putting on a weak smile and walking over to his smile. "But he trusted me too, and I was the one to start it so don't worry." I say then kiss his cheek as a friendly gesture.
"It's not your fault sweety." He says, a smile on his face. "Want something to eat?" He offers.
"Go for it." I shrug. He dishes the food up and then we both carry it into the living room. Neither of us put the tv on and we eat in a comfortable silence. Once we've both finished Brendon brings the plates into the kitchen then comes back and sits beside me.
"So you're okay with last night, then?" He asks me.
"I feel really guilty, but I have to admit, it was good." I say shyly, blushing.
"You do realize we didn't use a condom?" He asks. I nod. "Are you on the pill?" I shake my head.
"Think I should take a morning after pill or something?" I say, looking up to meet his eyes.
"I don't know, I believe that if there is anything growing inside your womb it's alive already. But if you wanna take something, it's your body, I s'pose." He shrugs, he looks really serious.
"Okay. No morning after pill." I say. "If you're not completely okay with the chance I might be killing, I won't risk it."
"If that's what you want." He smiles.
Not long later my physiotherapist turns up and we get on with the session. Once he's gone Brendon cooks me dinner then we eat together and watch tv. When it starts to get late I notice my back isn't aching.
"I think my back's almost better!" I grin and he grins back, just then my phone rings. It's Patrick. Brendon gives me a small smile as I answer it, then he leaves, he always gives me privacy when I'm on the phone to Patrick. "Hey 'Trick!" I say.
"Kaila!" He replies, I can hear the smile in his voice. "How's your back?" He asks.
"Much better thanks!" I laugh.
"That's so good to hear! I can stop worrying about you now." He says then we both laugh.
"Where are you tonight?" I ask him casually.
"Berlin, I think." He replies. "I still don't know when I'm back. Pete said he'll try and help me find out when we can have a break tomorrow."
"I can't wait to see you again." I say and sigh.
"Not long." He says sadly. "Anyway, I'm late for sound check. Talk tomorrow? Bye bye, love you." He says.
"Sure, and bye bye. Love you too." I say, then hang up.
He's so sweet. How could I do anything to possibly hurt him? I let out a sigh, Brendon hears the silence and comes back in.
"TOMORROW WE SHALL CELEBRATE!" He says loudly and I laugh at the outburst.
"Celebrate what?" I ask.
"You're back!" He grins. "Patrick's not here and we haven't thrown a single party, it's not right." He frowns.
"Okay, but I don't wanna trash the place." I say in a serious voice.
"Alrighty, just me and you? Lots of drinking and loud music?" He offers and I nod, a big smile on my face. I haven't drunk in so long. "I'll get supplies tomorrow." He says and my body lets out a big yawn. "Bed time now." He says and I nod and follow him up to bed. He stays in the room and changes into his pajamas the same time I change into mine.
"What's wrong?" I ask him when I notice the thoughtful look on his face.
"Wouldn't sleeping in the same bed be kinda, uh, awkward after last night?" He asks and I laugh and shake my head. "If you say so." He smiles then goes and puts the light off and we both climb into bed. It's not awkward at all and I'm so tired I fall asleep almost instantly.


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NJIT Association of Indian Students Plans Candlelight Memorial
December 05, 2008
The NJIT Association of Indian Students (AIS) will host "Mumbai in Tears: Remembering Loved Ones," a candlelight memorial for the victims of the Mumbai terror attacks, on Dec. 9, 5-6 p.m. on the Campus Green (in front of Kupfrian Hall). For more information or to RSVP, click here. >>
NJIT To Host Fall Open House for High School Students on October 26
October 22, 2008
High school students and their parents can obtain valuable information on admissions procedures, tour the campus, explore the wide range of undergraduate degree programs and minors and more at NJIT's Fall Open House on October 26 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. >>
NJIT Day 2008 Posts Record Attendance
October 13, 2008
An estimated 3,000 students, faculty, staff, alumni and their families participated in NJIT Day 2008, the university's annual fall festival, on October 11. Highlights of this year's event, which recorded the largest attendance in its five-year history, included carnival rides and game booths, The Young Alumni Club Chili Cook-off, women's soccer, Highlander Games, and computer game expo. "It was, by far, the largest event we have held on campus excepting commencement," said NJIT Dean of Students Jack Gentul. "So many people worked so hard to make the event a success—their efforts and the outcome has made us all proud to be a part of this community." >>
NJIT President Welcomes Freshman Class at Annual Convocation
September 12, 2008
NJIT President Robert A. Altenkirch welcomed the freshman class at the annual Freshman Convocation on Sept. 10 in the Fleisher Athletic Center. Following the ceremony, the students inscribed their names into the class books of their respective colleges. >>
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) recently named 815 undergraduate students to the dean's list for the spring semester of 2008. >>
Architect Julian Bonder To Speak at NJIT
July 15, 2008
Julian Bonder, an architect and teacher who has concentrated on investigating the relationships between memory, trauma, and public space, will discuss "Memory Works: The Memorial to the Abolition of Slavery and Other Works about People, Place and History" on July 21 at 1 p.m. in Weston Lecture Hall II, New Jersey School of Architecture. Sponsored by the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS), Bonder's talk will focus on his winning competition entry for the Museum for the Abolition of Slavery in Nantes, France. >>
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June 25, 2008
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NCPD: Dad Caught w/ Drugs, Cash, and 2 Kids in Car
Bethpage - (WALK) A Wyandanch dad is accused of being a "Don't Bee," for rolling a "doobie," --in a car with his two young children, according to Nassau police.
According to detectives, NCPD officers conducting a narcotics investigation in Bethpage observed Donail Campbell, of Nicholls Road, sitting a car parked behind 320 Broadway, rolling a marijuanna cigarette, shortly before 2:00 p.m. Saturday.
Campbell, 21, and his girlfriend were sitting in the front of the car, their children, ages three and one, were in the rear, according to police.
At the time of his arreste, Campbell (pictured) was allegedly in possession of marijuanna, crack cocaine, and $1,329 in cash. He is charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuanna, and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
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Gerard sends her roses
"Was he good then?" I looked at the phone startled by the new words being projected out of the handset, I picked it up timidly scared it was an illusion and any second now new waves of shouting would erupt from the phone. But they didn't. "Hellooo? Maddie? You there?"
"Oh, yeah sorry, I'm here. What did you say?"
"I said, is he good?" I started choking on the sip of orange juice I'd just taken.
"Like….you know what I mean" I could tell she was embarrassed now, I could hear her getting quieter and quieter.
"He was very good" I laughed and there was another knock at the door, I admit my heart skipped a beat and I felt my feet running to the door. I grabbed the door handle and swung the door open so quickly it slammed against the door. "Opps sorry" I looked up half expecting to be met by a beautiful set of hazel eyes instead I was met with a dazzling arrangement of bright pink and red roses. Wow they were beautiful.
"These are for you ma'am" the delivery man placed the bouquet of flowers in my arms placed the card on top and walked off. I shut the door with my foot and walked into the kitchen and lay them gently on the kitchen table.
"What are for you!? Maddie! Maddie" still stunned from shock I placed the phone back to my ear.
"Del, there's about 6 dozen roses on my kitchen table"
"Wow! You're a lucky lady, who they from!?" I shook my head then realising she couldn't see opened the card blushing at my stupidity.
To my darling dog walker,
I know I've done this the wrong way around, I should have sent you the flowers before what happened earlier but it was all very heat of the moment sort of style. I'm sorry I had to rush off it's just you pounced on one of my busiest work day's ever, I hope I haven't upset you. I'd like to take you to dinner if that is o-
His writing had been shrinking in size for the last couple of lines and now was so tiny I couldn't make it out, I frowned a little wanting to read more and a grin grew upon my face when I turned over the card to see more of his message on the back.
Sorry about that, they should make these things bigger. Anyways, dinner, tomorrow at 8, wear something pretty and I will pick you up.
You amazing, just so you know.
Love, Gerard.
"Del, I have to go"
"No not again! You keep doing this"
"Just come around, you live across the hall!" I hung up with a huge grin on my face and quickly ran to the fridge where Gerard had scribbled his number before running out of the door. I quickly typed the number in and listed to the rrrrrrrrrrring rrrrrrrrring for what seemed a life time until I heard his charming little voice fill my head.
"Hello, this is Gerar-"
"Hey G-"
"I'm probably in a meeting and reeeeally sorry I can't take your call right now, please leave a message after the beep"
"Hey Gerard, it's me, Maddie. You've left your tie. Love the flowers and I'd love dinner. Erm, call me, bye" I hung up and found Delilah behind me putting my roses in vases.
"There's a lot here"
"Take some home with you then" I smiled.
"No! He bought them for you, it's so sweet. You must have been pretty good yourself" she winked and I laughed. "So come on I want all the details. Spill" So we sat down, had a couple of glasses of wine and I spilt my deepest secrets to her, we both laughed at my stupidity and agreed I need to buy one of those towel dresses. The more I told her the more her smile grew. I knew what she was thinking. She thought I was in love. But that was silly, it had only been a couple of days or so, wasn't it?


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Buttermilk Pecan Chicken
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 307
- Fat: 10g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 3g
- Cholesterol: 126mg
- Protein: 47g
- Carbohydrate: 4g
- Sugars: 1g
- Fiber: 1g
- Iron: 2g
- Sodium: 138g
- Calcium: 45mg
- 4 (8-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breasts
- 1 cup low-fat buttermilk (1%)
- 1 cup toasted pecans
- 1 cup panko (Japanese breadcrumbs)
- cooking spray
- Preheat oven to 375°. Place 4 (8-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breasts between 2 sheets of heavy-duty plastic wrap; gently flatten each piece to 1/3-inch thickness using a meat mallet or heavy small skillet. Place chicken into a large bowl. Pour 1 cup low-fat buttermilk (1%) over chicken; cover and marinate in the refrigerator for 1 hour. Place 1 cup toasted pecans and 1 cup panko (Japanese breadcrumbs) in a food processor; pulse until fine. Transfer mixture to a large rimmed dish. Remove the marinated chicken breasts from buttermilk; shake off excess buttermilk. Evenly coat chicken with breading mixture. Place chicken onto a baking sheet coated with cooking spray; bake 25–30 minutes or until crispy and golden. Season with salt and pepper; serve immediately.
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Buttermilk Pecan Chicken Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Main Dishes
- CONVENIENCE: Kid-Friendly, Make-Ahead
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Poultry
- COOKING METHOD: Bake, Food Processor, Marinate
- PUBLICATION: Health
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