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Soy beans are a natural source of protein and iron and they're very versatile in cooking. You can purchase whole soy beans whole – as bright green edamame – in most grocery stores' freezer sections these days or order cooked edamame from a Japanese restaurant. It's tasty steamed with a dash of salt, eaten with or without the pea pod-like shell. Soy beans are also used to make veggie burgers and tofu — great meat substitutes for vegetarians.
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In a widely-rumoured move, Adrian Sutil has been confirmed as one of Sauber's two drivers for 2014...
In a widely-rumoured move, Adrian Sutil has been confirmed as one of Sauber's two drivers for 2014.
The 30-year-old effectively makes a straight swap with Nico Hulkenberg, who joins the German's outgoing team, Force India, next year.
Some might consider Sutil somewhat fortunate to have secured the Sauber seat, considering that in 2013 he was outscored and out-qualified by teammate Paul di Resta, who appears likely to lose a F1 seat altogether next year.
Sutil's new teammate at Sauber has not yet been confirmed, though Esteban Gutierrez is expected to stay on for a second season.
Sauber team boss Monisha Kaltenborn confirmed Sutil's move had been in the works for quite some time.
"We have been wanting to work together with him for a while," said Kaltenborn. "Adrian had already visited the factory at the end of September to have a look at the infrastructure.
"Adrian is not only very fast, but also brings a lot of experience, which is very important looking at the new regulations for next year."
Sutil said he was glad that the negotiations, which proved to be more protracted than initially expected, had been finalised.
"I am very happy that we found common ground. Although I have known for a while where I wanted to go, in the end the negotiations took a bit longer than planned," he said.
"However, now I will have all the more reason to celebrate during the Christmas season. I've been in contact with Monisha for a while and she always gave me the feeling my qualities are valued.
"After six good years driving for Force India, with a lot of highlights, it's now time to embark on a new challenge. I am determined to do my part in order to have a successful future together with the Sauber F1 Team.
"The long and successful tradition in motorsport, combined with an impressive factory and one of the best wind tunnels in F1, have been fascinating me for a long time.
"Thank you to Peter Sauber and Monisha Kaltenborn for your trust in me."
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I was out there yesterday and wanted to give you the heads up.
Major bee activity on the new holes 9-14.
These are the nests that I saw:
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-in the middle of the fairway short of the basket on 14.
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FISHERS, Ind. – Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contractors plan to temporarily restrict traffic lanes this week during overnight hours at the Interstate 69 interchange with State Road 37 and 116th Street.
Beginning Monday, March 18 at 8 p.m., contractors plan to restrict the right lane of southbound State Road 37 to I-69. The right lane restriction will allow for temporary widening and strengthening of the shoulder in preparation for an upcoming temporary traffic shift. The overnight restriction is expected to repeat Tuesday and Wednesday nights and is expected to end by 5 a.m. each day.
Beginning Wednesday, March 20 through Saturday, March 23 contractors plan to restrict the right lane of southbound I-69 between the 116th Street exit ramp and the 116th Street bridge. The restriction will last from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. each night as crews pave and remove barrier wall.
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BLACKSTONE- John R. Robinson, Sr., 85, of Chestnut St., died September 16, 2013 in Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket. He was the husband of the late Helen (McMann) Robinson and companion of the late Lenora "Lolly" Pierannunzi for thirty-nine years.
Born in Blackstone, MA, he was the son of the late Roland and Anna (Bradley) Robinson.
A WWII Army Veteran, Mr. Robinson worked as a Truck Driver for Rosenfeld Concrete, Milford, MA for twenty-eight years. He was a member of the Woonsocket Elks and was an antique car enthusiast.
He is survived by his five children, Jack Robinson, Jr. and his wife Patricia of Blackstone, MA, Jim Robinson and his wife Cathy of Millville, MA, Jane Robinson of Kodiak, AK, Joe Robinson of Millville, MA and Jeff Robinson of Yampa, CO, a brother, Frank Robinson of Brimfield, MA, a sister, Mary Patrick of Bellingham, MA, eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was the brother of the late Charles and Kenneth Robinson and Eleanor Hinman.
Private funeral arrangements were held under the direction of the Holt Funeral Home, 510 So. Main St., Woonsocket. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Blackstone Firefighters Association, 15 St. Paul St., Blackstone, MA 01504.
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The House on Wednesday passed a new five-year compromise farm bill. The bill now moves to the Senate for a vote.
The farm bill — the result of a two-year-long legislative saga — remains massive. The bill contains about $500 billion in funding, most of which is pegged to the food stamp program, officially called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Originally published on Wed December 11, 2013 10:36 am
The meat on your dinner table probably didn't come from a happy little cow that lived a wondrous life out on rolling green hills. It probably also wasn't produced by a robot animal killer hired by an evil cabal of monocle-wearing industrialists.
Truth is, the meat industry is complicated, and it's impossible to understand without a whole lot of context. That's where Maureen Ogle comes in. She's a historian and the author of In Meat We Trust: An Unexpected History of Carnivore America.
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The wall facing the remains of the bus turnaround area, its existing old mural the subject of a previous post, could also become a great canvas for another of Avondale's already much-loved heritage mural works. I have some suggestions for subjects on that wall, if ever it was saved: a tram coming down Rosebank Road, a trolley bus waiting on the turnaround, the old Methodist Church, now long gone across the road, and because Plunket in Avondale had such a long association with the small building – perhaps a nurse and a child, or something along those lines. The old toilet block on Rosebank Road, for all its faults, is part of our history, something the community got together and campaigned to obtain for our part of Auckland. A pity it may not be part of our future.
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Mar. 19, 2014
Joe Scarborough, former Republican congressman and host of MSNBC's Morning Joe, insists he is not campaigning for president in 2016, but leaves door open. MORE
Jan. 26, 2014
Noah Millman reviews books The Great Debate: Edmund Burke, Thomas Paine, and the Birth of Right and Left by Yuval Levin, The Right Path: From Ike to Reagan, How Republicans Once Mastered Politics--and Can Again by Joe Scarborough, The Revolt Against the Masses: How Liberalism Has Undermined the Middle Class by Fred Siegel, and The Baby Boom: How It Got That Way and It Wasn't My Fault and I'll Never Do It Again by P J O'Rourke. MORE
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Anthony D Weiner takes to Twitter to defend himself after Joe Scarborough, host of MSNBC program Morning Joe, suggests that he had delayed reaction to a homophobic slur made by a voter about Christine C Quinn, one of his chief rivals in Democratic mayoral primary. MORE
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The President, Fox News and the Poor
Obama was right to call out the media's poverty narratives. There are people who want something for nothing — but they cut across the income spectrum.
May 14, 2015, Thursday
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'Morning Joe' Host Says He Won't Run in 2016, but He Leaves Door Ajar
After his New Hampshire visit, Joe Scarborough insisted he was not campaigning for president in 2016, but he has also said, "I won't rule anything out."
March 19, 2014, Wednesday
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Pushing Inaction on Immigration
Some conservatives think real reform would be tactically foolish.
January 28, 2014, Tuesday
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New books by Yuval Levin, Joe Scarborough, Fred Siegel and P. J. O'Rourke.
January 26, 2014, Sunday
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Gibe Drives Weiner Back to Twitter
Anthony D. Weiner took to Twitter to defend himself after a host of an MSNBC program suggested that he had a delayed reaction to a homophobic slur made by a voter about Christine C. Quinn.
June 22, 2013, Saturday
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February 17, 2013, Sunday
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Rick Snyder on 'Right to Work'
He suggested the law will make unions stronger.
December 12, 2012, Wednesday
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The Breakfast Meeting: Beck Back on TV, Facebook on Nipplegate
Also, Katie Couric's big debut and 9/11 anniversary coverage, or lack thereof.
September 12, 2012, Wednesday
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Joe Scarborough attacked The Times for running a story on Mitt Romney's house in La Jolla.
June 7, 2012, Thursday
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February 16, 2012, Thursday
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Saturday, March 30, 2002Charleston, S.C. (March 30, 2002) - The Citadel scored runs in three consecutive innings to overcome an early East Tennessee State lead as the Bulldogs came away with an 8-2 Southern Conference baseball win this afternoon to complete the three-game sweep of the series. East Tennessee State (7-17, 1-8 SoCon) got the first run of the game in the second when Kirk Keithley (Peoria, Ill.) singled, moved to second on a single to short by Jeremy Terry (Cumberland, Ky.) and then scored on an RBI hit by Bryan Crouse (Kingston, Tenn.). The Citadel broke into the scoring column in the fourth with a pair of runs. Jason Randall led off with a walk, moved to third on a single by Chip Cannon and then scored on a sac fly off the bat of Matt Dean. Cannon later scored on a ground out to make it 2-1. A double by David Griffin and a single by Cannon brought home another run in the fifth before the Bulldogs put the game away with three in the sixth. The Bulldogs got a sac fly from Chris Ard for the first run of the inning before getting an RBI single from Brook Dantzler. The last run of the inning came home on an RBI fielder's choice with runners on first and third. The Citadel added two more in the eighth to pad its lead before the Bucs scratched across a run in the ninth. A two-out RBI single from Brandon Cross (Bluff City, Tenn.) brought home Ryan Hyder (Erwin, Tenn.) who had led off the inning with a pinch-hit single. Cross led ETSU with a 3-for-3 afternoon. Dantzler, Griffin and Cannon each had a pair of hits for The Citadel, with Dantzler and Ard each driving in two runs for the Bulldogs. On the mound, Eric Talbert started and got his second win of the season, allowing one run in five innings. Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) started and took the loss for ETSU, allowing six runs in 5.1 innings. ETSU will remain on the road in its next outing, as the Bucs will take on top-ranked Clemson on Tuesday, April 2 at 7:15 p.m.
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English form of a common biblical name (meaning 'who is like God?' in Hebrew) borne by one of the archangels, the protector of the ancient Hebrews, who is also regarded as a saint of the Catholic Church. In the Middle Ages, Michael was regarded as captain of the heavenly host (see Revelation 12:7–9), symbol of the Church Militant, and patron of soldiers. He was often depicted bearing a flaming sword. The name is also borne by a Persian prince and ally of Belshazzar mentioned in the Book of Daniel. Since the early 1900s it has been one of the most enduringly popular boys' names in the English-speaking world. See also Michal.
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Paradise at last!
Many different religions believe in life after death, and living in a heavenly paradise. Some believe in an earthly paradise. John Lennons "Imagine" speaks of a an earthly paradise. Books and movies may display paradise. But if you could imagine it for yourself, what would your paradise be like?
Vince Graham
Jun 26 2013: I like the Gnostic gospel of Thomas where the disciples ask, "when will the kingdom of the father be" And Jesus answers. "The kingdom will not be here or there but rather the kingdom is right here and now but men do not see it." As humans, we are perfectly adapted to our environment. We have a world of riveting challenges; it can even be exciting. Paradise then is the proper mix of hot and cold, good and bad, right and wrong. If it remains interesting, it can be heaven. If your lucky enough to have someone to love then you are definitely there.
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Jun 27 2013: Very nice. I will definitely look more into that.
Vince Graham
Jun 27 2013: Kaitlyn: Have you read or watched any of Joseph Campbell's works? Eye opening!
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Jun 27 2013: No actually I haven't. Is there anything in particular you'd recommend?
Sean Brother
Jun 24 2013: For me, paradise is to feel a great, real and deep pace in the bottom of my heart. I don't need anymore. I believe this is not a frequent sensation. Pity!
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Jun 25 2013: Peace is also something I look forward to. Thanks for your comment. :)
Don Anderson
Jun 25 2013: Along that line of thinking, Paradise is a state of mind.
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Is the class half-full or half-empty?
And thus is paradise seeing the class as half-full of the-nectar-of-the-gods and half-full of its blissful aroma?
Jun 25 2013: I never thought of paradise as being a state of mind. I will work towards that. I'm grateful for your contribution to this discussion. Before, I believed paradise can only be reached after death. But you've helped me to realize that paradise can be experienced in the present. Do you feel like you've reached paradise? Is your state of mind at a paradisaic condition? If so, how did you reach this point in your life? And what does it consist of?
Don Anderson
Jun 26 2013: That depends on how you define paradise.
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If you consider paradise as a place with "only" peace, prosperity and happiness; then no I did not.
I am at peace with hardships, seeing them as lessons and not punishments or pass/fail tests.
I do find happiness, but it is not a perpetual state of mind. It's like running a marathon: yes there is joy in doing it and finishing, but there is also going to be sweat and sore muscles. And without the sweat and sore muscles, the joy will not be as sweet.
We are all on our own unique path and my path has been too long a twisted sate, "plus I don't think it would recommend it ether. ;) " I will recommend viewing hardships as lessons, for we are here to experience and learn from things we can't experience and thus learn in heaven. Viewing hardships as puzzles has really taken my spirit to a new level.
LOL, I feel like I should be returning to a mountain top cave for meditation, instead of my plan old ordinary life. ;)Jul 7 2013: Lol!! That's so funny. I definitely agree on looking at hardships as lessons. Even though that can be so much easier said than done. That's what had me wondering about a paradise in the first place. Experiencing a number of trials had me thinking of the future. My only hope for the future is what I believe spiritually. But your outlook on a better life definitely is helpful. Because it applies to the present moment. From here on out I'm going to try my best to view my trials as a puzzle as well. Puzzles may be challenging but they can be completed one way or another. Thanks for your help on this matter, I really appreciate it. Came at perfect timing :)Jul 22 2013: I agree.
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Jul 7 2013: Wow your vision of paradise is beautiful! I hope one day I can experience this as well :) thanks for sharing. And especially for not being afraid to use a detailed imagination!! :) very nice comment
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Jul 10 2013: Not Here: "I don't believe in a religious view of paradise"
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LOL, actually you just described a contemporary garden of Eden, AKA a religions view of paradise here on earth.
Being at one with nature is key in achieving a paradise state of mind, and is something I strive for every day. But like with all things it needs to be in balance, yin-yang, nature-tech, black-white, hard work-relaxation, good-evil, etc-etc.
I just planted 6 double-knockout rose bushes that surround a butterfly bush in a 12' diameter raised flowerbed I built with cinder-blocks. And to stay imbalance next project is plumbing and rain-gutters, from something I enjoy to something a hate, from something I will enjoy looking at for a long time to something I will hopefully never see. (yin-yang)
Jun 24 2013: Interesting that you mention Lennons "Imagine" song.......I think he gave a new world (paradise) some thought too.
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My paradise would be a world filled with humane individuals who use love as their guiding principle.
Jun 25 2013: I agree Mary. In my vision of paradise, love is a guiding principle. Thanks for sharing. :)
Jul 24 2013: To have love as a guiding principle then. you must change the way humans think.
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And who can change a human's thinking ability?
It has to be the individual herself, with some sort of motivation.
The scriptures tell us that God is love.
Therefore, in the paradise that scriptures describe, which is directly linked to God's kingdom reigning over the earth, humans will once and for all be able to live having to answer only to God, and not to another human.
That is the way things were intended to be from the beginning.
As long as we have to render account to a human government, we will not have paradise.
Can you envision humans living in peace on an earthly paradise?
It's almost surreal isn't it?
The scriptures promise us that it is possible.
Will we live to see it?Jul 10 2013: Kaitlyn, you've never heard the parable about Paradise, and life after death, no, then I'll tell it....
A man dies, and shuffle of this early coil, and his spirit is met by a guide who says...
"Have we got a place for you..."
The guide show's him into a room.
"This is where you'll be spending all eternity"
In the room are two old people, and they are sitting down next to a projector, showing a life time of holiday slides, explaining each one.
Just as the guide closes the door, the man runs to it...
"This is HELL!!"
"For someone it's Paradise."
Jul 13 2013: Dantes Inferno. ;)
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Jun 28 2013: Kaitylin: I was just looking at NetFlix. They have a selection of Campbell videos: The Power of Myth, Mythos, The Hero's Journey and A Mythic Journey. His books are many: The Hero with a Thousand Faces, The Mask of God, The Power of Myth, Follow your Bliss and more. I prefer the videos to the books. I think he gets the point over, clearer, when he's talking at you rather then reading his works.
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My paradise would be one where no invalid (harmful) happiness exists.
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Jul 21 2013: Paradise is a state of complete balanceJul 21 2013: Dear Kaitlyn, thank you fo your attention and kind words about my LifeCycle seria. It was created as a tool to help people to recognize the essential points in their life so I am glad it`s works fo you. It will be explanation for each painting for clea undestanding.
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Concerns the Paradise subject I am going to Paradise beach right now to make a fresh pics and put it to the site so you can see it as it is in real life right now!Jul 13 2013: Kaitlyn: Yes, it sounds as if your daughters to young to enjoy the park. When I was last there, over 30 years ago, my daughter brought along 5 of her girl friends. We stopped for pizza on the way home. Now days, my daughter takes me places. LOL
Jul 20 2013: Awww that sounds so sweet :) I cant wait to enjoy memories like that with my daughter. Good for you. Family is something special. Especially a good bond between a father and a daughter. A relationship like that is truly incomparable.Jul 7 2013: Dorney Park! I havn't been there in years. The last time my daughter was 12 - she's now 43. I had a great time - the water park especially!
Jul 13 2013: Yes! I live nearby. I cant wait to take my daughter. Although, I do have a while yet. Shes only 3 months old lol.
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Jul 5 2013: Very interesting! I will definitely look further into this.
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Jun 25 2013: Do u talk about Utopia?? Then in my opinion this is practically the BASIC INCOME for everybody.
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Well, at latest when the robots have the same level of intelligence like us.Jun 25 2013: I founded natural Paradise at Corfu, Greece! If they dial with crisis it will be the best place in the world! :)
Jul 7 2013: I've never been there but pictures online definitely depict a paradise. It's gorgeous! Is this where you are from? I also noticed on your page you love art. If you painted a picture of paradise what would be in this picture?
Jul 7 2013: Hi Kethlyn, i have several pictures of Corfu at my site (signed in my profile) and notes about my trips. That place is defenitely mine because of several reasons, one of them is so different kinds of beauty of the seashore so I can`t stop to admire it. At 17 of July it will be my 5 time at Corfu, I spend a month here.
I painted that place many times, pictures by watercolour mainly, but it is not enough. The subjects is trees, stairs, sunshine, waves, stones... just take a brush and start at any place. Last year I painted a stone wall sitting on the road so Greecs louth at me. It`s a drawing in realistic style. In my own I painted my stone I slept in the sea. The paintings is also at my site www.annamain.org in Gallery 2013, if you would like to see it.
As my arts is a tool to understand and fine feel of the worls, I use it to feel Corfu more and more.
So my Paradise is not something outside only, not just environment. It is inside, outside, feelings, details and of course changes of the sea. I can`t paint changes, but I can witness it. This is wonderful thing!
Thank you for your interest!
Jul 20 2013: I've been looking at your website for awhile. I really like your 2013 gallery, the Lifecycle series is amazing. I would have to label myself as being in the Infant stage, since I just had my first baby. That look on the parents face is mine exactly sometimes. I thought it was cute and comical. Very nice work!Jun 25 2013: What do you mean or want?
We could have special visualizations.
We could supposedly emulate certain esoteric postures.
Or we could actually be talking about a religious paradise Which being a given if you so believe You must wait and see.Jun 24 2013: all the things that delight me, living forever in perfect health, great sex, delicious food and sensual delights, great conversation, profound ideas, fulfilling work
Why do you ask?
Jun 25 2013: Thanks for sharing. I ask because I'm curious if others share the same kind of paradise I would look forward to living in.
Jun 25 2013: Well, not to be the little question man, but what will you do with that info, Kaitlyn, let's say others do share the same vision, what will you do with that, and let's say they don't, what will you do with that?
Jun 25 2013: No, that's a good question. Well I want to be more open minded to other people's beliefs if theirs differ from mine. I hope they are willing to share that with me in this discussion. I like to learn new things and it interests me a lot when people share their beliefs or perspectives allowing me to look at what I envision through a new set of eyes.Jun 24 2013: Paradise is to walk with Jesus. His only rule is that we care for each other more than for ourselves. We can get a glimpse of that on this earth through the assurance that this is our destiny.
Jun 25 2013: What exactly is walking with Jesus? Jesus is in heaven, no? I agree that this earth provides a glimpse of paradise. But do you imply then, that paradise is to be in heaven with Jesus or on earth?
Jun 25 2013: Hi Kaitlyn,
Jesus inhabits His people by His Holy Spirit. He guides me daily, Iooking back I can see what He has been teaching me. It's exciting & the best is yet to come.
Quick bible study :-
We can get an idea of Paradise by following Christ in this life.
If we die before the end of history, we will be with God in heaven temporarily.
After the end of history there will be 1000yrs where Christ will reign on this earth with His people.
After the 1000yrs He will remake the universe & heaven will come to earth.
Followers of Christ will live with Him for ever.
End of bible study.
:-)Jun 24 2013: I think the religions that say God and heaven are beyond our imagination have it right, and even the basic laws of time, motion, reaction, gravity are different. So trying to imagine what it like, is somewhat a waste on time. Even if you did get it right you would not know for sure, until you get there.
Commonly people say paradise would be free of want, and/or you're in a state of total bliss. To me that sounds boring and undesirable.
I think the US founding fathers had the right formula for creating paradise, but it has been corrupted and now is paradise lost.
To me paradise will be a land where the president presides and not lead over a population of nobles. Nobles as in people that live by the Old Norse nine noble virtues, Self-Reliance, Hospitality, Courage, Discipline, Industriousness, Perseverance, Fidelity, Honor and Truth. (With truth being something you seek.) I only discovered these last year during my ancestry hunt, and yet I feel I instinctively been trying to follow them my whole life, and to me paradise would be a land/world of nobles. We still have wants and desires, just free of none-virtuous people.
Jun 25 2013: Thanks for sharing. I understand what you mean when you say imagining paradise is basically impossible. Living in such a corrupt world makes it hard for us to really imagine what a paradise would be like. But if you believe in a paradise after death, wouldn't it be important to at least try and imagine what that paradise would be like? Then we have something to look forward to in the future even if we cannot accurately know what paradise precisely entails.
Jun 25 2013: I believe it is part of Buda's teachings that we should focus on life here, and not the afterlife.
But I believe paradise is not only after-death, but instead after-death and life-on-earth are parts of the same paradise.
So instead of paradise being an end-game goal, I use a holistic style of thinking and think of paradise is part of seeking the meaning of life here and after-death.
Due to a health issue, I spent many years looking inward and seeking the meaning of life. Having physical limitations is not desirable, but it did set me on a path of looking inward. And I now fully believe in impressing the paths we are guided to be on, and once we learn/solve the lesion we will move onto a new path.
To put it crude terms, or ease it would take several books to state it.
I currently see us as angels playing a MMORPG created by god, being a game created by god it does not just feel rule it is real. It is not just for fun, we play to learn thing we can't learn in heaven. Like any game it needed danger and monsters to be entertaining and for us to learn things we can't in heaven, how can we learn the joy over overcoming hard time in a worry free paradise.
Also I don't see heaven as a stagnant or one thing, but instead it evolves and it full of endless possibilities. Including playing a game called Life on Earth. ;)


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1/4 cup
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1/4 cup
sour cream
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1 2/3 cups
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2 teaspoons
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1/4 teaspoon
1 1/4 cups
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Not really a fair review because I changed the recipe and used a brown sugar crumble on top instead of the lemon juice/confectioners' sugar topping. Overall I didn't care for the texture and the flavor was only OK.
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This was a big hit at Church, I had coffee hour and made all breads. I followed the recipe exactly. Good lemon flavor along with the blueberries. Wonderful!! This will be a permanent in my recipe box.
I would only recommend that if this bread is not going to be eaten within a day or so, not putting the lemon glaze on top; it seemed to make the bread top a bit soggy. Over all though, an absolutely fabulous bread, wonderful flavor and I enjoy sharing it with everyone!
This is wonderful--we loved the tangy combo of fresh lemon and blueberries, and using sour cream makes it very moist. It also freezes well--I made 2 loaves, one to eat right away, one to freeze. Thanks for sharing!
Had a huge bag of lemons and bags of frozen blueberries to use up. Made the Lemon Blueberry Bread from this site on Sunday and loved it. But, got curious to compare this recipe and I made it on Monday. Yummy...my new favorite lemon blueberry combination!! The extra blueberries and the sour cream makes this so moist. I like a more pronounced lemon flavor, so used 3 T of lemon juice and 2 T of lemon zest in the batter instead of whatever was produced by 1 lemon. Drizzling with lemon glaze is going to make this a perfect summer dessert...I can't wait to try it in a bundt pan this weekend.
This loaf is moist, tangy, and fresh tasting. The ingredient list is typical pantry fair, and the preparation is both quick and easy. The resulting loaf is both aesthetically pleasing and quite appetizing. The fact that this recipe uses a mere 1/2 a stick of butter is a definite plus. I will be making this over and over again, and enjoying it each and every time.
Just wanted to say - if you want a strong lemon flavour, zest the WHOLE lemon. That wasn't totally clear in the instructions. Use a medium sized lemon. TABLESPOON
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My new 175 cart with dual bottles.
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And in DeWalt yellow, too! VERY BEAUTIFUL!! Can you make me one for my new Passport? Pretty please?
Do you have room to open the wirefeeder door without taking everything off the lead spooler next to it?
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Nice rig Sapper! What is that in the round holder on the front?
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Not with the cord wound up. When it is in use the cord is not wound up like that and it opens easily.
The round holder has a container of tip dip in there.
Also my gun is not shown because I sold it and got a killer deal on a 15' roughneck gun which is much easier to get parts locally for.
Here is what I have on the cart.
I used most of the old cart for the shelves and the handles but the rest is all 1" square 1/8" wall.
The second tank is Argon for the spoolgun (RWII) in the pelican case on the bottom for doing Aluminum and the larger bottle is argoshield (25C) (20% Argon 80% Co2).
I made it so that controls are all near eye level as well as the side panel for ease of changing rolls and working the drive rollers. Plus I plan to build a work bench very soon and I want everything at or near the same height. I also have a 15" gun and a 20" ground.
I want to add 2 more T's near the large tank to carry all my clamps. I also plan to add a plasma to the base and a air hose reel to the bottom for connecting to the compressor with a build it air drier/filter.
Tools that are on the cart now besides what is easy to see.
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I like it.
Way cool setup, Sapper. Lot of stuff with a small footprint. Well thought out and put together. And I even like the color!!!
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[QUOTE=sapper]Not with the cord wound up. When it is in use the cord is not wound up like that and it opens easily.
sapper, Are you enjoying the mm175?
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Paul Lambert praised his makeshift Aston Villa side, despite being dumped out of the League Cup 4-0 by Tottenham.
The Villa boss made seven changes to the side that beat Norwich on Saturday but they were undone by some clinical finishing from the Londoners.
The hosts struggled to cope with Tottenham at times and were unable to stop Andre Villas-Boas' side adding three second-half goals to Jermain Defoe's 45th-minute opener - with Paulinho, Nacer Chadli and a second from Defoe confirming the result.
However, rather than finding fault with his side, Lambert chose to praise their efforts in trying to turn the tie around.
"I didn't think there were four goals in that," he told the BBC. "We had a lot of players out injured and they (Tottenham) were too much for us. But I couldn't fault the lads for effort.
"We gave it a go in the second half and their second goal was a really poor goal from our point of view.
"There are a couple of plus points from individual performances. Nathan Baker is coming back after injury. Marc Albrighton was excellent."
Lambert was disappointed that his side were not awarded a penalty when substitute Nicklas Helenius had his shorts pulled down by Jan Vertonghen soon after coming on when through on goal.
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"That was a big moment (the penalty shout)," Lambert added. "I thought it was a penalty. I don't think anybody could believe it.
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DENNY SIMMONS / Courier & Press Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden's Amazonia is an exhibit that takes visitors through a virtual rain forest. Zoo Executive Director Amos Morris credits the year-old exhibit for much of the current record attendance.
Opie, a South American prehensile porcupine, greets Ellis-Moore in the Amazonia exhibit. Ellis-Moore has been a zookeeper for 19 years and tends to the "birds and the bugs" in Amazonia. Ellis-Moore and many of her coworkers will work New Year's Day, tending to the animals.
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Haven't done this yet but curious, how does one remove the backing plate when practicing for a test using single-V-groove, open root? Looks to me like the backing plate is solidly welded to the two work pieces.
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air arc it off or torch it off , and lots off practice. leave a very thin amount and grind off the rest. Im assuming this is for test plate coupons? We even used to chuck the coupon up in the milling machine and shave them off too.I have a welding addiction
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Some places (with a machine shop) will use a milling machine and mill it off but most of the time it is just washed off with a cutting torch or arc air.
We wash ours off with a torch. Removing the backing strip is not part of the test but be careful not to take off too much and ruin your test piece.
You want the backing strip solidly welded and fused to the work piece. If it is not, you won't pass the bend tests.Lincoln Idealarc 250 stick/tig
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At school we were using a portable bandsaw which was fast.
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ive just washed them off with a torch.
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I've always gauged them off, nice and easy. But you have to be good at gauging.
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Actors Key agent nights are only 10 bucks, in addition to the small yearly membership fee.
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Truthteller and others: what are your thoughts on The Network Studio's "Actors Launch" and "Agent Speed Rating" nights? They are held once a month. The first consists of mingling with then performing in front of a dozen casting people (not necessarily top casting directors, but associates and indie film CD's etc...) and the latter involves meet/greeting and giving headshots to a whole bunch of agent/managers. They are around $250-350....
Here's the chaos of the Speed Rating:
Though the idea of agents getting to know you as a person is cool, this kind of environment is ridiculous. Also, the fact that they bring in crappy agents like Brogan who call in everyone who simply sends an envelope to them makes the $350 even more not worth it.
The Actors Launch seems cool in that you get to chat and then do your scene. But ask yourself, are the majority of the CDs that come even relevant to you?
|Sean Penn
Well is the Launch worth it to see the possibly 2-3 people who ARE relevant?
2-3 out of 22 cds?
You're paying $350 to see 22.
|Johnny Depp
is it worth it to get the 'package' at actors' key?
|Denzel Washington
If you plan on spending the money regardless, it's obviously a good deal. 400 for 350 or whatever is free money. But there are a thousand reasons not to buy the package.
|Morgan Freeman
I can't believe how desperate actors can be.
CD workshops are a SCAM. You are all fools for paying any money for a job interview.
|Denzel Washington
Over time, Ive spent about 5 grand on workshops which has led to 10+ grand in income, not to mention a resume that looks 10 times better than before I started. If that makes me a fool, I can live with that.
|Sean Penn
I think workshops COULD be a scam if youre not targeting the right ones. Ive been called in for a Made for TV movie and called in by THREE managers from workshops. I also had the opportunity to meet casting directors that I never would have had the chance to see in an audition setting because my agents aren't getting me in their room. I love my workshops!
You might have not benefitted from CD workshops and thus, have your own opinion about them.
What do you do to get on the radars of CDs?
|Morgan Freeman
I'm sure there's people out there who will defend the system.
How do you get on the radars of CDs?
Be a *great* actor. Focus on your fucking craft. Perform regularly doing plays, films, web series, sketch groups, improv, standup.
Get a *great* agent through other actors and peeps who are super busy performing.
Workshop actors end up knowing other workshop actors, and you end up sharing leads on other workshops... but not much else. Their so-called careers become whittled down through the lens of what CDs they happened to pay for these workshops.
If you are really good and you're getting your name out there by performing, people will come to you. You will surround yourself with other like-minded people.
CD workshops are today's equivalent of the casting couch. I'm sure you can credit some auditions from it, but it's like the casting couch - it's not something you can ever admit or acknowledge without coming across like a desperate whore who believes in sleeping their way up.
I am sure some of you will defend workshops like a whore defends woman's rights, but get some dignity.
There are plenty of actors in this city who would not touch workshops with a ten foot pole, and they are arguably more successful and more importantly, they seem more fulfilled because they are performing regularly working on their fucking craft, and not obsessing over the machinations of the industry.
|Al Pacino
Jack - Thanks for this comment.
After spending that much do you have any tips as to how to be as efficient as possible doing these workshops? Most bang for the buck.
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your such a tool, internet tough guy. Casting couch and workshops are not the same. You sleep with someone because you will get the job in the casting couch scenario. The workshop is essentially a class with the teacher being a CD. I dont do them often but I have been called in from them and booked. I think usually they are a waste of money but if you target the right cds and the cds who cast your type it can be beneficial. If you have a great agent I do agree you wont have to do workshops but the majority of the people on here are relatively green.
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I've looked for a healthy chocolate chip cookie recipes at a lot of sites/magazines, and this is the best one I have found! The hint of oatmeal adds a healthy touch to the whole cookie, not to mention the wheat flour. I accidentally used 1/2 cup of butter (measuring mishap) instead of 1/4 cup and I omitted the olive oil, and the cookies still turned out great! I'll definitely keep using this recipe in the future!
Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
From EatingWell: Spring 2004, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004), July/August 2012
EatingWell reader Beverley Sharpe of California contributed this recipe. She updated a favorite treat by cutting back on sugar and incorporating whole grains. To increase protein, she replaces the rolled oats with 1 cup almond meal.
176 Reviews for Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
I found this recipe yrs ago and it is now my favorite. It is full proof, I have made every 'mistake' you can, mixing in the wrong order, under mixing, over mixing, forgetting an ingredient and they still turn out perfect! One tip, you don't have to grind the oats, just throw them in! I also love that this recipe doesn't make too many cookies, just enough for a few days (as cookies are best fresh anyway!) When I make them for parties or my coworkers they love them too!
Best chocolate chip recipe tip is this - never use chocolate chips! Just chop up some baking chocolate with a knife and use those bits of various sizes. Really good, and more surprising!
Best chocolate chip recipe tip is this - never use chocolate chips! Just chop up some baking chocolate with a knife and use those bits of various sizes. Really good, and more surprising!
I have made these several times now, and have yet to be disappointed. This recipe is quick, easy, and awesome in the fact it sneaks in some added grain with the oatmeal. I usually add a little extra chocolate, and have even experimented with adding white chocolate or a combo, but each time it has turned out tasty!