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Halloween is a good time to talk about ...
... the things that SCARE US!
Today's Sit-A-Long video follows at this link. Remember: recording ends soon after the beginning bells; a sitting time of 15 to 35 minutes is recommended
Halloween is a good time to talk about ...
... the things that SCARE US!
Today's Sit-A-Long video follows at this link. Remember: recording ends soon after the beginning bells; a sitting time of 15 to 35 minutes is recommended
Thanks Jundo!
Maybe we could have a Treeleaf hungry ghost feeding service for Halloween?
Thanks Jundo - much appreciated.
(the fluttering of wings is not a favourite with me either!)
Thank you Jundo
Kōshin / Leo
P.S. Yup, I know, my English sucks
Wonderful, thank you Jundo.
倫道 真現
As a trainee priest, please take any commentary by me on matters of the Dharma with a pinch of salt.
Jiken Daido - Unsui at Treeleaf's Brother Sangha, the Blue Mountain White Clouds Hermitage.
Do not just accept what I say. Decide for yourself if it rings true for you
--- In every moment of our sitting all beings are receiving the ultimate help; they are all achieving perfect peace and perfect rest. --- Norman Fischer
Thank you, Jundo.
Please remember I am only a priest in training. I could be wrong in everything I say. Slap me if needed.
The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one. Mr. Spock
Thank you Jundo. I think this is an important topic as there is so much induced fear being paraded in the media and it is a weapon of compliance used by managers in a range of settings. Dealing with this is an everyday necessity for some.
平 息
Thanks for this.
Myozan Kodo
Ordained Soto Zen Priest in Training
Dublin, Ireland
As a trainee priest, please take any commentary by me on matters of the Dharma with a pinch of salt.
"Here the way unfolds."
Thank you Jundo. That's what I said when the bat bit me
gassho, Shokai, still learning the way and knowing nothing
仁道 生開 - Jindo Shokai "Open to life in a benevolent way"
Just another itinerant monk; go somewhere else to listen to someone who really knows.
Thank you for admitting those fears; I share in those as well. Also, I have some family members that suffer mental illness, and it's awesome that we live in a time where mental illness is no longer such a stigma. I know it still can be considered that way by some, but I think overall it's becoming recognized as just like any other illness that should be treated.
I used to think that fear was its own entity. An enemy that would rear its ugly head. I've begun to realize that fear is just another part of what makes up this thing we call self. Sometimes it just needs to be embraced and accepted as it is, and then we can move on.
Thank you for this Jundo!
As a priest in training, please take everything I say with a pinch of salt
Meido Shugen
明道 修眼
What a great video - thanks a lot, Jundo!
We can only make sense of the world by contrasts.
If everything were white (or blue or gray), how could we discern one thing from the other?
Without valleys there are no mountains. How could we appreciate good times if there were no bad times?
Without contrasts everything would be flat.
So even fear has its place in life, its value so to speak.
The Taoists for example don't talk of opposites, but of polarities. Good/bad, high/low, up/down - just like poles of a magnet, you can't have the one without the other.
The Yin-Yang symbol shows this quite well IMHO. Interestingly, Abbot Muho from Antai-ji also used this concept in one of his books.
One of my mottos in life is "This too shall pass". And it works quite often.
Oh my, this post is too long, I'm afraid...
Thank you Jundo,
for you efforts and this teaching,
Thank you Jundo.
Shudo Dosho - Ordained Priest-in-Training
With your help and guidance from Jundo & Taigu
I am learning, but please take what I say with a
grain of salt, especially in matters of the Dharma.
Thank you Jundo.
Catching up...


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Our factory covers 33,000 square meters. It is near the entrance of Guangzhou second cycle west and Foshan first cycle (highways). It only takes 30 minutes to the New Guangzhou Baiyun Airport by drive.Twenty-five years' experience in developing CRT TVsExperience is the key support for a professional TV supplier to manufacture quality CRT TVs. Here at Guangdong Kaimy Electric, we have been specializing in the R of CRT TVs for 25 years. Rich industry accumulation enables us to maintain a long-term partnership with over 230 long-term clients worldwide. We have gained four feature patents, making our products more fascinating compared to our competitors'. Currently, we have 10 series of molds and we can also make any TV mold according to your requirements. Seventeen-level QCBesides rich R experience, our product quality is the second important factor that attracts our long list of clients. With high-precision testing equipment imported from Japan, we work perfectly well in eight-hour power switch trials. And, we fill your orders using chipsets made in-house, ensuring the quality you seek. What's more, from plastic injection to finished TV sets, we perform strict multistage QC (up to 17 levels). Our products carry CE, CB and CCC certifications, and we offer one-year warranty to give you further peace of mind. 1,200,000 TV sets made annuallyWe source our raw materials from 208 suppliers, and inspect every single batch strictly before putting into production. With advanced machinery, we can roll out up to 1,000 TVs in four days from our 33,000-square-meter factory. Every year, we output 1,200,000 TVs and 5,400,000 SKDs, so we have the capability to cover your volume orders with ease. To start benefiting from our two-decade experience, call us today.
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We Are the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma
As indigenous people, we are the center of a Sovereign Nation with inherent powers of self-government recognized as such by treaties and legislation. In the Ioway language we are called Ba-kho-je [Grey Snow]. The oral history relates how our villages in the winter were covered with fire-smoked gray snow. The Old People have told our original homeland was beyond the great water where the sun rises reddening the land. The state of Iowa takes its name from the Iowa tribe.
In the earliest historical period of 1600, the Ioways, descendants of the Oneota, were in the area of the Red Pipestone Quarry in southwestern Minnesota. In 1730 they were found living in villages in the Lake Okoboji and Spirit Lake Region of Northwest Iowa. They moved south to the vicinity of Council Bluffs, Iowa. In the middle of the 18th century, part of them moved up the Des Moines River. The remainder established themselves on the Grand and Platte Rivers in Missouri. In treaties, they ceded their claims to lands in Missouri, Iowa, and Minnesota. The Treaty of 1836 assigned part of them to a reservation along the Great Nemaha River in Nebraska and Kansas. Later part of the Ioways moved to Indian Territory in Oklahoma. The original Iowa Reservation in Oklahoma was established by Executive Order dated August 15, 1883. The Iowa Nation was now divided into two tribes. The Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma are the Southern Iowas, and the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska are the northern Iowas.
The way of life within the Ioway people has survived by a deep spirituality and strength that enabled them to conceive in their own way and on their own ground how to sustain hardship, injustice, and confront the historical changes forced upon them.


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Treat Gently, a 5-year-old mare who is a Grade II winner on two continents, will seek to become the second female to win the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup, which will be run for the 28th time Saturday.
Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott confirmed from Kentucky Sunday that the Juddmonte Farms homebred will be flown to California Monday afternoon with assistant Leana Williford. Patrick Valenzuela has the call in the 1 ½-mile grass test.
"It's a Grade I, and we wanted to give her an opportunity there," explained Mott of the decision to target the Turf Cup. "A mile and a half is her trip."
Treat Gently comes off a fourth-place finish against males in the Grade I Turf Classic at 12 furlongs on a yielding Belmont Park course October 2. Three-wide on both turns, she was beaten by 2 ¾ lengths and finished behind Winchester, Paddy O'Prado and Grassy.
Treat Gently began her career in France with Andre Fabre and won the Group II Prix de Mallaret at Saint-Cloud in 2008. She was shipped to the United States in 2009 and started twice for Hall of Fame trainer Bobby Frankel before his death last November.
The English-bred mare has been with Mott all year, during which time she won the Grade II Sheepshead Bay Stakes at Belmont and the Grade III R.G. Dick Memorial Handicap at Delaware Park.
The only female to win the Hollywood Turf Cup was champion Miss Alleged as a 4-year-old for Hall of Fame trainer Charlie Whittingham and eight-time Turf Cup winner Chris McCarron in 1991.
Three other females finished second: Queen to Conquer in 1981, Zalataia in 1983 and Megahertz in 2004. In the 2008 running, females Black Mamba and High Heel Sneakers finished fourth and seventh, respectively.
Mott and Valenzuela share some history in the race with Fraise. The horse crossed the wire first in 1992 but was disqualified and placed second behind Bien Bien for interference. In 1993 Mott returned to send out Fraise to a record six-length victory under McCarron.
Juddmonte seeks its third Turf Cup victory. Prince Khalid Abdullah's stable won previously with Alphabatim in 1986 and Champs Elysees in 2008.
A field of at least seven is shaping up: Treat Gently (Valenzuela), the Neil Drysdale-trained duo of Bourbon Bay (Rafael Bejarano) and Marlang (Joel Rosario), Temple City (Joe Talamo), Where's The Remote (Mike Smith), Buenos Dias (Brice Blanc) and Unusual Suspect.
Possibles include Worth Repeating, Big Shot Syd and Allegre.
Bourbon Bay and Marlang both worked seven furlongs on turf Sunday under exercise rider Umberto Gomez. Marlang worked alone in 1:26.20 while Bourbon Bay was timed in 1:27.40 in company with Prince Rexy.
Hall of Famer Drysdale was happy with the way both of his runners are coming up the race at a distance over which both are proven.
Bourbon Bay is undefeated in three starts at 12 furlongs, including the Grade II San Luis Obispo and San Luis Rey Handicaps last winter. Marlang led all the way to win the Grade III Sunset Handicap over the Hollywood Park turf in July.
Temple City worked five furlongs on Cushion Track in 1:00.40, while Big Shot Syd was clocked in 1:00.80 for the same distance.
Dan Landers, assistant to trainer Ron McAnally, also looks forward to the 1 ½-mile distance for Buenos Dias, a distance at which he has won twice.
The scene was quiet Sunday morning in Barn 55 South, where Zenyatta is expected to return Monday following a gallant second-place finish in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Churchill Downs Saturday, her first setback during a magical 20-race career.
Dan Ward, assistant to trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, whooped it up in Barn 70 South after an upset win by Dakota Phone in the Dirt Mile and a strong second-place finish by Blind Luck in the Ladies Classic.
"It was a one-turn mile that had a lot of sprinters with speed stretching out," said Ward of Dakota Phone's come-from-behind victory in a photo finish under Joel Rosario at 37-to-1 odds. "The long stretch also helped."
Ward felt Blind Luck cemented the Eclipse Award for 3-year-old filly since the only horse she did not beat was an older one. Blind Luck had put herself in the driver's seat for the championship with victories in the Kentucky Oaks and Alabama Stakes.
Zenyatta, Dakota Phone and Blind Luck were three of nine horses based at Hollywood Park to finish in the top three in their respective Breeders' Cup races.
The others were: Champ Pegasus, 2nd in the Turf; Switch, 2nd in the Filly & Mare Sprint; Evening Jewel, third in the Filly & Mare Sprint; The Usual Q.T., third in the Mile; Unzip Me, third in the Turf Sprint; and Smiling Tiger, third in the Sprint.
"He was getting in touch with his inner Tin Man!" said Janeen Painter, exercise rider for trainer Richard Mandella, in praise of the game second-place finish by Champ Pegasus that reminded her of multiple stakes winner The Tin Man.
COURTSIDE ACTION $259.20 UPSET DELIGHTS DeLEON
Jockey Edwin Maldonado and Courtside Action, a 3-year-old gelding, are apparently a winning combination.
"The jockey listened to me," said trainer and owner Rafael DeLeon Sunday after Courtside Action lit up the tote board with a $259.20 mutuel for a $2 win ticket in the nightcap Saturday, a maiden claimer at seven furlongs.
"The horse is lazy," said DeLeon. "I told the jockey to send him and stay there. He needed a nice ride against an easy group."
Courtside Action, a son of 2003 Breeders' Cup Juvenile upset winner Action This Day, took a small drop from $35,000 maiden claiming company in his ninth start and first under Maldonado.
"He had a second and a third here this summer, so he showed he liked the track," pointed out DeLeon. "And he worked a good three furlongs in 35 and three Monday with Martin Pedroza, who had another call in the race with (trainer Bob) Baffert."
The $2 win payoff was the seventh-highest in the history of Hollywood Park and the highest in 19 years, when Uppie Duppie returned $345.80 on May 11, 1991. The record of $361.80 was set by Family Flair on June 29, 1989.
FINISH LINES— Late Cuddle worked five furlongs on turf in 1:01.20, and Lilly Fa Pootz covered six in 1:13.80, both under consideration for the $250,000 Matriarch November 26 for the Jerry Hollendorfer stable…Proudinsky, a 7-year-old German-bred horse who has been out since December, worked five furlongs on Cushion Track in 1:01.60 for trainer Humberto Ascanio for a possible fourth start in the $250,000 Citation Handicap on November 27. He finished third in 2007, fourth in 2008 and fourth in 2009…Liberian Freighter, another Citation possible, worked four furlongs on turf in a bullet 47.80…Goldwaki, a 3-year-old colt from France, has joined the Ron McAnally stable. "He arrived last night and gets out of quarantine tomorrow," said assistant Dan Landers. German-bred Goldwaki won one of three starts and finished fourth in the Group I Grand Prix de Paris in July for trainer Andre Fabre. He was purchased privately by Richard Duchossois.
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Comments on The Remarkable Spirit RoverWednesday, July 20th, 2011
Below are remarks made by Mars Exploration Rover Project Manager John Callas at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Spirit Celebration on July 19, 2011.
"We are here today to celebrate this great triumph of exploration, the incredible mission of this Mars rover. As bittersweet as the conclusion of Spirit's time on Mars is for each of us, our job was to get to this day. To wear these rovers out, to leave behind no unutilized capability on the surface of Mars. For Spirit, we have done that.
What is truly remarkable is how much durability and capability Spirit had. These rovers were designed for only 90 days on the surface and one kilometer of driving distance. On her last day, Spirit had operated for 2210 Martian days, drove over 7730 meters and returned over 124 thousand images.
But it is not how long this rover lasted or how far she had driven, but how much exploration and scientific discovery she has accomplished. Spirit escaped the volcanic plains of Gusev Crater, mountaineer-ed up the Columbia Hills, survived three cold, dark Martian winters and two rover-killing dust storms, and surmounted debilitating hardware malfunctions. But out of this adversity, she made the most striking scientific discoveries that have forever changed our understanding of the Red Planet.
With the rovers originally designed only for a limited stay in the relatively comfortable environment of the Martian summer, the many years of extended operation meant these vehicles operate most of their time in the extreme environments of frigid temperatures and dark skies, well outside of their original design limits. The longevity and productivity of these rovers under such severe environmental conditions speak to the talent and dedication of the people, who designed, built, tested and operated these vehicles.
Spirit's discoveries have changed our understanding of the Red Planet. We know now that Mars was not always a cold, dry and barren planet. That at one time liquid water flowed on it surface, sustained by a thicker atmosphere and warmer temperatures. At least, kilometer-scale lakes persisted in places. And that there were even sources of energy, hydrothermal systems, that could have supported life in this earlier habitable world.
We can't do the impossible, make these machines operate forever. But, we have come as close to that as humans can. Spirit's very accomplished exploration of Mars has rewritten the textbooks about the planet. Further, this rover has changed our understanding of ourselves and of our place in the Universe and approached questions of, are we alone and what is the future of this world?
But, beyond all the exploration and scientific discovery, Spirit has also given us a great intangible. Mars is no longer this distant, alien world. It is now our neighborhood. We go to work on Mars everyday.
But, let's also remember that Spirit's great accomplishments did not come at the expense of some vanquished foe or by outscoring some opponent. Spirit did this, we did this - to explore, to discover, to learn - for the benefit of all humankind. In that respect, these rovers represent the highest aspiration of our species.
Well done little rover. Sleep in peace. And, congratulations to you all. Thank you very much."


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Charlize Theron Gossip
Charlize Theron gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Mad Max is hotter than puppies
Sarah has written at length about Comic-Con strategy – how often false hype can be generated out of San Diego (Sucker Punch) that ultimately leads to disappointment. But Comic-Con can also be a legitimate momentum build, especially for projects that seemed worrisome, projects that may have been burdened by the weight of expectation. Full Story
Charlize's engagement ring?
Pascal Le Segretain/ Getty
It was already reported a couple of weeks ago that Charlize Theron and Sean Penn are ready to marry – click here for a refresher. Apparently they want to do it soon, in South Africa, while they're there shooting a movie. This week Charlize was seen at LAX with what looks like an engagement ring on her finger – click here Full Story
Charlize & Sean to marry?
Pascal Le Segretain/ Getty
US Weekly is reporting that Charlize Theron and Sean Penn want to get married and are planning to do it in South Africa this summer while they're working on a movie together. According to the magazine's source, the couple also intend to adopt soon after their wedding. Soon? All of it has been soon. Full Story
Charlize's Dior date
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It's Paris Haute Couture week. I'll be posting some highlights from the runway on the LifeStyle page later this afternoon. Dior presented today. And Charlize Theron is one of the faces of the Dior brand. Her dress is working like a low light, you see that? Is that's the benefit of wearing metallic? Anyway, she attended the show. Full Story
Celebrities are idiots: Charlize Theron edition
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Charlize Theron has been doing press for A Million Ways To Die In The West. During an interview with Sky News, she was asked about being famous, and whether or not it's intrusive. The journalist started reading to her headlines about her that he pulled off Google. It was uncomfortable. She was irritated. Full Story
Sean Penn tags along
Wenn, Bauer, Splash
Charlize Theron is currently promoting A Million Ways To Die In The West. Yesterday she was in London. And Sean Penn has come along with her on the press tour. They went out for dinner holding hands. They embraced inside the restaurant. It was pretty evident that photographers were around. Do you remember him tagging along with Robin Wright on publicity travel? Robin certainly didn't have the schedule Charlize does and she definitely wasn't working as much when she and Sean were together. Full Story
Charlize Theron's plus one
These two. Charlize Theron showed up to the premiere of A Million Ways To Die In The West hand in hand with her boyfriend Sean Penn last night. Her boyfriend Sean Penn. Hand in hand. Smiling at each other. And he's SMILING at her. And the cameras too. And looking up at her adoringly. And no one got hurt. Full Story
Charlize & Sean: MET exact
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These two are a mind f-ck. A MIND F-CK. Would you have predicted, yesterday, before the event, that it would be Charlize Theron and Sean Penn arrivng at the MET Gala wearing the purest interpretation of the dress code?!?!? She's in Dior, predictably, and it's lovely, naturally, but Sean… Sean Penn wore white tie. Full Story
Charlize & Sean…and SNL?
Charlize Theron and Sean Penn arrived hand in hand in New York yesterday. And I repeat, I REPEAT, these two are still f-cking up my sh-t. What is up with 2014? George Clooney gets engaged. Sean Penn shows public affection while cameras are around. This might be a vintage year in gossip. Charlize and Sean are presumably in town so she can start working on Saturday Night Live. Full Story
Charlize & Sean: family day at the ballgame
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Check out these low quality shots of Charlize Theron, with her son Jackson, and Sean Penn at the baseball game the other day. They weren't even sitting in a box. They risked being among the people. The rowdy people. The ones who've been in the sun all day drinking beer. That is not usually a safe environment for crusty old Sean Penn. Full Story
Charlize Penn?
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Apparently there was a rumour happening out there about Charlize Theron and Sean Penn being engaged. So PEOPLE took it upon themselves to tell you that they're not engaged but that… Friends of the couple "wouldn't be surprised" by a proposal, says the insider. Full Story
Charlize on the beach – without Sean Penn
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Lately, whenever Charlize Theron's on a beach, Sean Penn's always there with her. And they're kissing and touching each other. And it is still a trip. Here's Charlize on the beach in Miami for a photo shoot with (boring) Mario Testino. She had her son Jackson with her. Full Story
Charlize Theron: Oscars Worst Dressed (Lainey)
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Before you start yelling, please click here to remember. Remember what Charlize Theron wore to the Oscars last year when she was named Best Dressed on this blog. I want you to remember this for comparison. Because when we consider the Worst Dressed at the Oscars, it's always about positioning and potential. Full Story
Elsa Pataky: Best Oscar Pregnancy (Lainey)
Wenn, Jon Kopaloff/ Michael Buckner/ Frazer Harrison/ VALERIE MACON Getty
I'm surprised too. Because you know how I feel about Elie Saab: same, same, same, boring, same, same, same. But maybe this is where Elie Saab excels: maternity wear? It's a good colour on her. And I've decided I can only tolerate a nude underlay if it's on a pregnant lady, although I wonder whether or not this is like my version of a fashion handicap and if that's the case – is it insulting? Anyway, Elsa Pataky was there because her husband Chris Hemsworth presented with Charlize Theron. Full Story


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Statistical Report
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Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) December 2009 Report. This pdf document contains the full report, which is bookmarked. To access individual tables and figures in Excel or pdf format, please use the Table of Contents below.
TABLE OF CONTENTSFIGURE 1 Temporary Assistance For Needy Families (TANF) Financial Assistance
FIGURE 2 Medical Assistance (MA)
TABLE 1 Summary Of Public Assistance And Medical Care
TABLE 2 Temporary Assistance For Needy Families (TANF) Financial Assistance: By Unemployed And Regular Cases
TABLE 3 Temporary Assistance For Needy Families TANF) Financial Assistance, by County Compared to the Same Month Last year and Five Years Ago
TABLE 4 Medical Assistance By County Compared With Same Month Last Year and Five Years Ago
TABLE 5 Medical Assistance by County, Number of Recipients and Amount of Payments by Type of Service
TABLE 6 Medical Assistance by County, Number or Recipients and Amount of Payments by Basis of Eligibility
FIGURE 4 Medical Assistance Percent By Type Of Service
TABLE 7 Percent Of Population Receiving Temporary Assistance For Needy Families (TANF) Financial Assistance And SNAP (FS)
TABLE 8 Number of Households Receiving SNAP and Value of SNAP issued, by County.
TABLE 9 Child Care by County, Kids, Days and Expenditures by Category
TABLE 10 Low Income Energy Assistance, by County
FIGURE 5 Low Income Energy Assistance
TABLE 11 Children's Health Insurance Program, Number of Recipients and Amount of Payments By Type of Service and By County
TABLE 12 Mental Health (Medicaid) By County Compared With The Same Month Last Year and Five Years Ago
TABLE 13 State Mental Health (Non-Medicaid) by County Compared With the Same Month Last Year And Five Years Ago
TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES (TANF): Consist of three programs: Job Supplement Program (JSP) provides options to a cash grant such as Medicaid coverage, child care assistance or a one-time employment-related payment; Pathways Program a time limited monthly cash grant and opportunities leading to self-sufficiency; and Community Services Program (CSP) a cash assistance program designed for individuals who have used all of their Pathways benefits but have not achieved self-sufficiency.
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP): This program supplements the food costs of low income households with benefits that are redeemable for groceries. This data is reported by household (case), recipient, and amount. There are two kinds of assistance: Public-Assistance -- SNAP households in which all members receive income from TANF or SSI. All other SNAP households are considered Non-Assistance. Amounts reflect the actual value of benefits issued.
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE (MEDICAID)*: Payment of medical costs for TANF and SSI individuals and families, and for others who qualify. Each person is counted as a case. Cases are unduplicated by county and by state. For example, if a case moves between counties, the case would be counted in both counties, but only once in the state total. For Table 6 'Child' refers to children under 19 years of age and is comprised of TANF, Foster care, Ribicoff, Poverty level infant, and Subsidized adoption children.
LOW INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LIEAP): Direct payment to fuel vendors for heating on behalf of low income families and senior citizens. The season runs from October 1 through April 30.
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION: Evaluation, counseling, training, medical and an array of other services to people with physical and mental disabilities which constitutes or results in a substantial impediment to employment and the person requires and can benefit from vocational rehabilitation services to enter, engage, or retain gainful employment.
VISUAL SERVICES: Evaluation, counseling, training, medical treatment, orientation and mobility services, and special low-vision aides to assist the visually impaired become as independent as possible.
CHILD CARE: There are five broad child care programs including TANF, non TANF, Working Caretaker Relative, CPS, and Tribal IV-E. The majority of programs are designed to help low income families become or remain self-sufficient. Clients must either be working or attending approved education or training activities and in some cases must pay a copayment. Other programs serve as a system support for children in the foster care system or who receive TANF only child grants.
CHILDREN'S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM: The Children's Health Insurance Plan (CHIP) is a federal and state funded insurance plan for for children up to 19 years old. Household income must meet eligibility requirements. CHIP will become a part of the Health Montana Kids Plan effective October 2009. CHIP covers a wide array of medical services, dental services and eyeglasses for eligible children.
MENTAL HEALTH (MEDICAID): Consumers eligible for services include Medicaid recipients and other low income Montana's with severe mental illness or emotional disturbance.
STATE FUNDED MENTAL HEALTH (NON-MEDICAID): Montana Medicaid and the Montana Mental Health Services Plan provide medically necessary mental health services to eligible individuals. Eligibility for the Mental Health Services plan is established for adults who have an income at or below 150%.
of the federal poverty level and who have been determined by a licensed mental health professional to have a severe disabling mental illness. Children and adolescents who are eligible for CHIP and who have been determined to have a serious emotional disturbance are eligible for the Mental Health Services Plan. A limited number of children who have been found ineligible for CHIP, but have a family income less than 150% of the federal poverty level and have a serious emotional disturbance may also be enrolled in the Mental Health Services Plan and receive a basic plan of benefits.
* Cases, recipients, and payments are derived from agency payrolls.


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Choosing the right piece of furniture can make an enormous difference in whether your bedroom feels like a bland box or a stately escape with as much visual intrigue as your home's public spaces. In this bedroom for the San Francisco Decorator Showcase, interior designer Michael Burg included a hefty antique Napoleonic cabinet with an ebony-and-gilt finish for storing books and accessories. The bold black furnishing keeps the room man-friendly (it's a given that women will love it), and the piece's scale and design lift the space from the mundane by adding an architectural gravitas.
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Happy 2013 everybody!! I started my year off right with blueberry pancakes, fresh juice, and some cozy time off with Tim. We even had a few teeny tiny snowflakes fall from the sky on New Year's Eve. Brrr…
Recently I've seen fellow bloggers post lists of their favorite kitchen essentials. I thought it would be fun to share my own list. Most of these items are used daily in my kitchen.
1. Tahini – Big surprise, huh? Tahini contains calcium and is wonderful in both savory and sweet recipes. I absolutely love this tahini-miso sauce for rice bowls, sweet potatoes, and pasta. It is simple to make and very, very addictive! If you make your own tahini at home it is much less expensive than jarred varieties at the store.
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4. Bamboo spatula - We have a bamboo spatula that has lasted us almost a decade. It is great for stir-frys, flipping veggie burgers, and anything cooked in a cast iron pan. Tim would cry if we didn't have one.
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8. Oats – We eat a lot of granola. Most likely because oats are affordable, nourishing, and delicious. Sometimes I will make granola bars.
9. Chef's knife – Life without our 8″ chef's knife wouldn't be complete. It is the best for chopping, mincing, dicing, slicing, you name it. A quality knife will last you a long time if you sharpen it regularly and store it properly.
10. Avocados – It's too bad the Pacific Northwest doesn't have the appropriate climate for growing avocados because I would plant a tree in my apartment. I eat them like most people use their smarty phones (translation: ALL the time). Luckily I don't have a dumb smarty phone or I'd never have time to eat avocados.
11. Wire whisk – A simple little tool that makes a world of difference in my kitchen = the whisk. It's great for smoothing sauces, combining dry ingredients, and making the best hot cocoa you can imagine. A good whisk or two should be mandatory in every kitchen.
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14. Apple cider vinegar - The pure, organic, unfiltered variety is best. Most commonly, I add apple cider vinegar to savory sauces and cakes. It is rich in enzymes and potassium.
15. Sweet potatoes - Baked, roasted, mashed, steamed, pureed…
16. Cashews – The ultimate nut for making creamy sauces, awesome vegan cheeses, and non-dairy sour cream for burritos. I know they are crazy expensive, but sometimes a splurge is okay.
17. Silicone baking mats - Eliminate having to use parchment paper with handy, reusable silicone baking mats. My first set lasted about 9 years. Tim was sweet and got me a new set for Christmas. They will be well-loved.
18. Chocolate – Don't even get me started! We love, love, love chocolate. I have to hide chocolate chips from Tim because he will eat them all before I can bake with them. It is important to buy organic, fair trade whenever possible. Please click the link to learn why.
19. Nutritional yeast - The most magical vegan pantry staple in the universe!!! Get your B-12, cheesy flavor goodness! I eat it with a spoon on occasion. And, you will NEVER catch me referring to nutritional yeast as nooch (except right now). I hate that word.
20. Smoked salt – Fancypants salt is always fun to have on hand. The smoked variety is wonderful for soups, stews, beans, chili, homemade cheeses, sauces, and whatever else you create. A little goes a long way too.
So there you have it! I encourage you to write about your kitchen essentials too. It's so fun to learn about what we all love. Plus, it's nice to try new things.


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Joel Rosario has come a long way in a short period of time and is ready to embark on the next phase of his career when he heads east at the conclusion of Sunday's races at Betfair Hollywood Park.
The native of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic will bring an impressive resume with him. He rode his first winner in Fresno January 5th, 2006, quickly worked his way to the Bay Area and within a year landed in Southern California. At the age of 27, Rosario already has 1,354 victories. He's been leading rider 11 times and has been at the top of the standings six of the last seven Betfair Hollywood Park meetings. He'll depart sixth in the 2012 national earning standings.
John Sadler, a perennial top-10 trainer on this circuit, was among the first to recognize Rosario's talents.
"I first spotted him up north," recalled Sadler. "I was running a horse up there and wanted Russell Baze, but couldn't get him. I put Rosario up and he finished second. I thought he looked good, so when he came down here, I gave him a chance. I put him on his first winner and I'll tell you what; he rode the hair off that horse."
Rosario also has fond memories of Sadler. "There were a lot of trainers who put me on good horses, said the soft-spoken rider, "but John gave me the first opportunity to make people notice me. He always gave me first call to ride for him."
Rosario has amassed 79 graded stakes wins, but remembers his first vividly. "When I came here, my first big win was for Sadler on a horse named Zappa (in the Grade II, $150,000 San Pasqual Handicap January 12, 2008). After that, I started to get better horses.
"My agent (Ronnie Ebanks) and I talked about making this move (to New York) a year ago, but the time wasn't right. When he brought it up this time, I said, 'Let's do it.' It's a hard decision to leave because a lot of owners want me to stay and ride their horses, but we feel it's time to try something different If it doesn't work out, we can always come back."
Asked about adjustments he might have to make riding at Belmont Park, Rosario said, "I'll probably have to wait a little longer because the track is so big, but it still comes down to the horses you ride. Going to New York gives me an opportunity to get on good horses in big races."
Sadler opined Rosario would be back in California for the bigger purses next winter, but didn't question his ability to make it in New York. "He's improved steadily and I don't think we've seen his best yet,'' he said. "He's young and has room to grow as a rider. He's a good size for a jockey and his weight is natural."
Rosario looks forward to riding at Saratoga, and with good reason. On his only day at the Spa in 2010, he guided Jerry Hollendorfer-trained Blind Luck to victory over odds-on favorite Devil May Care and 2011 Horse of the Year Havre de Grace in the Grade I Alabama Stakes.
Ebanks spent 15 years representing riders in the East and Midwest. One of his clients was nationally prominent jockey Shane Sellers. The agent has a long list of contacts, including Todd Pletcher, Richard Dutrow and Wesley Ward, who have expressed interest in the rider. Rosario will get further business from Michael Matz and also will have several opportunities for Bob Baffert, who is sending a string to Saratoga.
"I know everyone on the East coast and I know my rider," said Ebanks. "I want everyone back there to see how good he is."
E.K. Gaylord II's Wilkinson, who registered a stunning 44-1 upset in the American Handicap May 26th, came down with colic Monday and has been ruled out of the Grade I, $300,000 Shoemaker Mile June 30th.
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CLOSING STRIDES— Leading rider Rafael Bejarano, who entered Thursday's card with a 14-day winning streak, will celebrate his 30th birthday Saturday…..In a post-race interview after dismounting from Desert Stormer Handicap winner Turbulent Descent, David Flores announced to TVG'S Christina Olivares that he and wife, Dawn, are expecting their first child…Speaking of Turbulent Descent, trainer Mike Puype reported the 4-year-old daughter of Congrats came out of the race in good shape and would run next in the Grade II, $200,000 A Gleam Handicap July 14th…… John Shirreffs said Thursday that Mervyn LeRoy Handicap winner Morning Line would miss the Hollywood Gold Cup and instead would be pointed to the San Diego Handicap July 28 at Del Mar……Congratulations to Saul Arias, who scored his first Betfair Hollywood Park victory since 2007 Sunday aboard 35-1 shot Magic Mama…..Handicapper Aaron Hesz will be Kurt Hoover's guest on The Inside Scoop Saturday at the Paddock Tote Board. The free seminar begins at 12 Noon…..Valkyrie Missile became the first three-time winner at the Spring/Summer meet with a game victory over Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol et al's Siempre Mio in Sunday's first race. Both runners were claimed, with Valkyrie Missile going to Mike Pender and Siempre Mio to Mark Glatt …. Jimmy Cliff is the featured artist this week in the Friday Night Live Concert Series. The concert begins shortly after the final race, approximately 10:30 p.m. Admission is $10 – $20 after 8:30 p.m.
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15 Fresh, Simple Cocktails for Spring
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It's springtime, the air is fresh, the sun is out. Time to sit out on the balcony (or patio, or fire escape...) with a glass of something cold in hand. This is the time of year when we like to begin dinner parties with an easy, crowd-friendly drink — perhaps a pitcher of strawberry-basil margaritas, or a simple whiskey sour. Here are a few more drinks in that line: Cucumber-rosemary gin and tonics, Pimm's Cup for the gardener, a blueberry rum smash, and three Champagne cocktails inspired by the lovely ladies of Downton Abbey.
Each of the cocktails in this roundup is relatively easy and quick — no fancy infusions or too many types of liquor. Just simple, refreshing spring sipping, with flavors of herbs and fruit. Cheers to spring!
• 1 Strawberry Basil Margaritas - A crowd-pleasing favorite! And so easy — just stir up a pitcher-full.
• 2 Pimm's Cup - The classic gardener's cocktail, light and refreshing and very British.
• 3 Lady Mary Lillet-Champagne Cocktail - Inspired by the first lady of Downton Abbey, sweet with Lillet and bracing with basil.
• 4 Lady Edith Ruby Red & Rosé Champagne Cocktail - Ruby bright, and refreshing.
• 5 Lady Sybil St. Germain & Champagne Cocktail - A beautifully simple and sweet cocktail for spring.
• 6 Icy Cold Green Tea Mojitos - Iced green tea and white rum — so thirst-quenching!
• 7 Spicy-Cool Blood Orange-Jalapeño Margaritas - A sweet margarita with a spicy kick.
• 8 Watermelon-Cucumber Refresher - Watermelon isn't quite in season, but the watery, hothouse melons that are trickling into markets actually do quite well for this juicy, refreshing cocktail.
• 9 The Blueberry Rum Smash - Blueberries, rum, ginger ale. Simple!
• 10 The El Diablo Cockail - Limeade, creme de cassis, tequila. A gorgeous color.
• 11 The Original Hurricane - Mardi Gras is over, but the classic Hurricane makes great sipping all summer long.
• 12 Whisky Sour - Four takes on the classic whiskey sour, an easy and delicious drink for parties.
• 13 Kachumber Cooler - A garden cocktail, with cucumber, gin, cilantro and lime.
• 14 Cucumber-Rosemary Gin and Tonic - A refreshing twist on a classic.
• 15 The Americano - A juicy Italian classic, just Campari and vermouth with a splash of seltzer.
What are your favorite cocktails and mocktails for spring?
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It's only been two days since my last weekend Day Drinking excursions, but I'm already eager for the next to try out some of these amazing concoctions...
I've been enjoying a Lillet Rose: 2 oz lillet, 2 oz of ruby red grapefruit juice (pref fresh squeezed) and 1 oz of gin (prefer the Tanqueray Rangpur for this) shaken over ice and poured into a martini glass. Very refreshing.
Great list of cocktails. We have been enjoying whiskey sours with a homemade sour mix - so fresh and delicious. Another favorite (lately) is what we call the Dirty Girl, it is made with St. Germain, lavender bitters and bitter lemon; very refreshing.
This is a great list, will be coming back to reference it soon, I'm sure!
We made Lillet Rose and Blood and Sands at a cocktail party a few weeks ago. People were crazy about the Blood and Sands. Not sure how springy they are though!
These are all great ideas! I will certainly try the Strawberry & Basil Margaritas!
On my end, one of the Spring cocktail I like to drink (actually, I like it all year long!) is the Maple Syrup Cocktail (I know: we, here in Quebec, like to sweeten our meals - and drinks! - with this delicious ingredient!). Simply mix 1 oz of Maple Syrup (I use the ROUGE 100% pure organic maple syrup offered online...the best I have tasted ever), 1 oz of gin, 1 oz of lime juice and add some ice. Its fresh, sweet and delicious!! Cheer!
This Cardamom Rose Cocktail would be perfect for spring!
You guys need to check out the ruby red grapefruit flavored vodka by Deep Eddy. It's a local Austin vodka that everyone was drinking last summer. The best way to drink it is with just seltzer and lime. Or sprite if you like sweeter drinks. Amazing


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DEARBORN / June 1, 2010---A drop in trademark applications caused a dip in innovative economic activity in Michigan during the fourth quarter of 2009, according to the innovation index compiled by scholars at the University of Michigan-Dearborn College of Business.
The index gave up part of its seven point previous quarter gain and declined to 83.3 from 86.9 in the fourth quarter.
The decline was largely due to an unusual drop in trademark applications partially offset by an improvement in gross job creation, according to Lee Redding, associate professor of business economics and director of the Innovation Index at the UM-Dearborn College of Business.
The quarterly index, a project of UM-Dearborns Center for Innovation Research, or iLabs, provides a summary measure of economic innovation activity in the state of Michigan. The index tracks economic innovation in Michigan based on calculations of employment of innovation workers, trends in venture capital, trademark applications, incorporation activity, small business loans and gross job creation. Two components of the index rose during the quarter while four declined.
Looking ahead, it appears that innovative activity showed a distinct improvement in the first quarter of the year, including a rebound in the trademark activity that led to the fourth quarter decline, Redding said.
The reported number of new jobs created by new companies or companies adding jobs rebounded to approximately 234,000 during the third quarter of 2009, continuing a first quarter increase and adding 3.5 points to the index. The latest number was the highest since the second quarter of 2007, and marks a 42 percent increase from the low point two quarters ago, Redding said. (Due to data availability, this item enters the index calculation one quarter late.)
Employment of innovation workers showed a rebound in the fraction of Michigan workers employed in science and engineering, adding 1.0 points to the index in the quarter.
The number of trademarks applied for in the state showed a relatively sharp drop in the fourth quarter following several quarters of increase, bringing the number of applications slightly below its year-earlier level. The quarterly drop lowered the index by 5.7 points, Redding said.
Venture capital activity in the state reversed some of the gains from mid-2009, costing the index 0.6 points, according to Redding.
The number of small business loans dropped somewhat in the fourth quarter. The drop comes after two quarters of strong growth aided by the stimulus plan, reducing the index by 1.3 points for the quarter.
The number of incorporation filings in the state declined slightly in the fourth quarter, lowering the index by 0.5 points for the quarter. The number of incorporations is, however, still higher than its year-ago level, Redding said.
The Innovation Index for the first quarter of 2010, with a preliminary estimate for the second quarter of 2010, will be released in September.
Redding collaborates on the project with economist Anne-Louise Statt.
About the Innovation Index
Published since 2007, the University of Michigan Innovation Index tracks the innovative economic activity of Michigan on a quarterly basis. It tracks measures such as venture capital, science and engineering workers, and business startups which are key to the revitalization of the Michigan economy. The Index was designed and is calculated by researchers at iLabs, the University of Michigan-Dearborn's Center for Innovation Research. More detailed information on the Index can be found at http://www.umdilabs.com/innovation.
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Founded in 1959 with a gift of just over 200 acres of land and $6.5 million from the Ford Motor Company, UM-Dearborn has been distinguished by its commitment to providing excellent educational opportunities responsive to the needs of southeastern Michigan. The university has 8,700 students pursuing undergraduate, masters, doctoral and professional degrees in the liberal arts and sciences, engineering, business, education, and public administration. With a faculty devoted to teaching, and students committed to achievement, UM-Dearborn has been shaped by its history of interaction with business, government and industry in southeastern Michigan, and is committed to responding to the needs of the region in the future.
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On Saturday we finally got a chance to meet and hike with our friend Tim's new pup, Gryffin. He is a real cutie, and Tim and his family have done a wonderful job with him. Like all pups, he is eager to please his best friend Tim while on the trail, so although he was very excited to be out in the woods, he never got far out of sight, and always returned promptly when called. Judy and I had great luck while hiking Emma off leash in the White Mountains and elsewhere, and just as we did, I am sure that Tim and Gryffin will have a great life sharing adventures together. For those who have never known the joys of sharing the trail with a four-legged companion I have no easy way of explaining what it entails, but for those of you who have, I need not explain. We are happy that our friend Tim will get to have these same experiences that gave us so many great memories over the years!
Gryffin is still quite young, so there is still concern about how far and how long of a hike to take, but the trail we chose seemed perfectly suited for him to begin "cutting his teeth". If you have not been to Blueberry Mountain then let me explain that it is an easy trail, never steep, which rises first through deciduous forest to a point where there is a sudden switch to conifers. There is easy, smooth ledge to cross which affords great views to the south and west. I was able to pick out Mount Cardigan, nearby Smarts and Cube, and we could easily see the snow-covered ski-trails on Killington in Vermont. Views of the rest of the White Mountains are blocked by the mass of Mount Moosilauke which dominates the scenery to the east and northeast, and Mount Clough to the north.
We quickly rose through the forest to the ledges where we had our views. Not much further along the trail I spotted the short herd path which leads to the actual highpoint of this small mountain. As if on cue the sun made an appearance long enough for us to have a quick sandwich on the summit before it ducked back into the clouds. The view from here of "the Moose" was beautiful, and there was a distinct "snow-line" where the clouds had passed and left their frozen moisture in the form of rime on the trees above 3500 feet. South Peak was directly to our east, and above it to the north we could see the summit where it appeared to have snowed along with the rime. Gryffin thought this was wonderful!
We made our descent with the Gryffinator in the lead, and we stopped often to call him back. Each time he answered his commands promptly. In the rare instances when Tim will have to call him back and leash him on the trail I'm sure he will have little problem. As with all dogs he has his own mind, but good training from the beginning is the key, and with luck there should be few problems with him on the trail. Judy and I look forward to reading about the adventures of Tim and Gryff, and we hope the hiking community will share our enthusiasm to welcome another great trail dog into the fold! Thanks Tim and Gryff for a great day out!
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Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center changes signage, change ushers in a new brand identity.
On Saturday, October 4, Holy Rosary Healthcare (HRH) will host Pink Night Out, an evening of celebrating breast cancer survivors and growing awareness of the latest imaging technologies that HRH has to offer.
Mental Health Partners is now providing behavioral health services to SCL Physicians - Larkridge Family, Occupational Medicine & Physical Medicine, a clinic located in Thornton, Colorado.
SCL Health is a faith-based, nonprofit healthcare organization that operates eight hospitals, four safety net clinics, one children's mental health center and more than 190 ambulatory service centers in three states – Colorado, Kansas, and Montana. The health system includes 15,000 full-time associates and more than 500 employed providers.
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The Cordless Automatic Electric Kettle is classic styling combined with modern day technology. The 18/10 stainless steel chrome finish is as attractive as it is functional. The 1 and ¾ quart capacity is heated, with an internal heating element that helps to prevent calcium build up. The cordless kettle attaches to a cool touch base that is safe to set on any surface. Splash guards protect against any accidental spills, making this kettle a safe and gorgeous machine. Instruction book...
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