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Sprouted Wheat Bread
|Lukewarm water
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Dry yeast
|1 Tablespoon
|Unsulfured molasses/Raw honey
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Unrefined oil
|4 Tablespoon
|Sea salt
|1 Teaspoon
|Whole wheat flour
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Wheat sprouts
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
Dissolve the yeast in the water.
Add the molasses, oil, salt, and flour.
Beat well.
Let rise for 1 hour.
Add the wheat sprouts (ground in a food grinder or hand grain mill) to the raised sponge.
Add additional flour to make the dough kneadable.
Knead well on a floured board.
Place the dough in an oiled bowl.
Cover with a damp cloth.
Let rise until double in bulk, about 1 hour.
Punch down and form into 2 loaves and place in oiled loaf pans.
Let rise about 30 minutes.
Bake 1 hour at 350.
Cool on rack.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3009 Calories from Fat 641
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 73 g112.7%
Saturated Fat 10 g50.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 1664.2 mg69.3%
Total Carbohydrates 538 g179.3%
Dietary Fiber 69 g275.9%
Sugars 48.9 g
Protein 93 g186.3%
Vitamin A 0.9% Vitamin C 9.4%
Calcium 44.1% Iron 173.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet

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|Olive oil
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|Tomato sauce
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|Red onion
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|Chopped pitted olives
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|Creamy havarti
|2 Ounce, shredded (Denmark'S Finest)
|Rosenborg blue
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|Pine nuts
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Few Are Required)
|Basil leaves/Sprigs of rosemary
|1 Teaspoon (Few Leaves Required)
1. Preheat oven to 425°F.
2. Cut ciabatta in half lengthwise. Rub garlic on each ciabatta half. Brush with olive oil, spread on tomato sauce, and add onions and half of olives. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
3. Cover with slices of Emmental.Then sprinkle evenly with shredded Gouda and Havarti.Top off with chunks of blue cheese. Sprinkle with pine nuts and the remaining olives.
4. Bake for 10-12 minutes, or until bubbling and golden brown. Cut into serving portions and garnish with basil or rosemary
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Calories 2751 Calories from Fat 1252
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 143 g220%
Saturated Fat 50.5 g252.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 207.2 mg69.1%
Sodium 4988.1 mg207.8%
Total Carbohydrates 263 g87.7%
Dietary Fiber 11.8 g47.2%
Sugars 10.4 g
Protein 101 g201.5%
Vitamin A 58.2% Vitamin C 28.6%
Calcium 174.5% Iron 64.4%
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Barack Obama working with Islamist organizations is sort of like Woody Allen adopting more children. Even if you're not doing anything wrong, why would you want to arouse our suspicions like that?
Obama continued his long history of working with Islamic organizations of dubious provenance when he partnered with a group linked to the Muslim Brotherhood. And, you won't believe what they're doing.
President Obama recently joined with the Qatar Foundation International, which has been linked to the terrorist organization, on a project to connect American classrooms to classrooms overseas by 2016. (H/T Red Flag News.)
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An organization linked to the Muslim Brotherhood working on a project to connect American schools with schools abroad? How could this possibly go wrong?
I'm not quite sure how this is a "project," inasmuch as most schools have had access to the internet for years now. Your tax dollars at work!
Unsurprisingly, the Qatar Foundation International's links to the White House go even deeper than that.
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One of the Qatar Foundation International's board members – Vartan Gregorian – was appointed by the president to his White House Fellowships Commission back in 2009.
Gregorian also gave Weather Underground alumnus and Obama chum Bill Ayers $49.2 million in startup capital for an "education reform project." So not only do they have links to Islamic terrorism, they also fund secular terrorism, too!
The reform project was chaired by Obama during his "community organizer" days, and saw him work closely with both Gregorian and Ayers.
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Interesting how often both Bill Ayers and the Muslim Brotherhood seem to show up in Obama-related contexts.
I don't wish to speculate on whether or not Barack Obama is an Islamist. However, he courts the tag by unapologetically associating with groups who clearly have an anti-American bent and links to radical Islam.
Where there's smoke, there's often fire, and our president has given us more than his fair share of smoke when it comes to his relationship with radical Islam.
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Reddit AMA's (Ask Me Anything) have become a rite of passage for entertainers big and small. Today's AMA guest falls under the big category.
Movie star extraordinaire George Clooney stepped up to the keyboard today to promote his upcoming World War II art-rescuing adventure "The Monuments Men." However, as Reddit's acronym-ious name implies, Clooney fans were eager to ask the man about pretty much anything else.
Here's what we learned:
About whether the sex symbol had ever been through an awkward phase:
…everyone goes through awkward phases a lot of the time and sometimes it's very public which is always bad. Somebody was talking to me on set and said remember Merv Grifin? I was on in 1985 which is pretty odd, and they youtubed it and I come out in this horrible yellow shirt and yellow socks and a mullet. And the whole set is howling. This stuff lives on forever. So everyone has awkward phases, just hope they're not recorded for everyone to see for the rest of time.
Yes, we found the vid. Yes, he's promoting "The Facts of Life". Yes, it's glorious:
About which co-star actually out-pranked him:
It was Brad, we were shooting Oceans 12 in my hometown in Lake Como and he had a flier sent around saying George only wants to be called by his character's name Danny Ocean, don't look him in the eyes, and it got into the local paper. As you know, jokes don't translate at all, and they called me il divo, and said that I was treating the crew like shit. When it got into the paper I came downstairs and Brad had the paper in his hand, and I said "You're mine from here on out." Brad just said, "Please don't harm my children." Yeah, he's done some pretty rotten things.
About the role he regretted most:
Well I wasn't thrilled with the nipples on the batsuit. You know that's not something you really think about when you're putting it on. You figure all batsuits have nipples and then you realize yours was really the first. Batman was just constantly cold I guess. But I have plenty of other things that I'm really obviously embarrassed about too. Oftentimes it'll be stumbling out of a bar drunk or something dumb like that but as you get older a major goal in life is try to do less and less embarrassing things. You know, try not to face plant publicly as often as possible.
About kicking Leonardo DiCaprio's butt in basketball:
It's true. That was a fun day. It's always fun when you play people younger than you and win. We're playing a bunch of six year olds tomorrow.
About how he wound up in Robert Rodriguez's "From Dusk Till Dawn":
Quentin directed an episode of ER and Rob and he were working on this project at the time and Quentin came over and said 'You wanna come in and meet on this project?' Yeah, are you kidding? I'd get to work with Juliette Lewis and Harvey Keitel and Rob and Salma and Quentin. I was playing a pediatrician on a hospital show and all of a sudden I get to murder people? I thought that was pretty great. I got to spend 8 weeks or so in the T--ty Twister, what was the downside?
About how he needed one good note to find his "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" character:
The first day, I'm shooting a scene with John Goodman where he hits me in the head with a stick, and I was playing it like an idiot because these are the stupidest guys in America and Joel and Ethan walked over and said 'Listen, you're the smartest guy in the room in every single scene,' and I said 'Oh, okay' and once I knew he was the smartest guy in the room the character really made sense.
About shooting Brad Bird's "Tomorrowland," what he was doing before sitting down for his AMA:
I literally have a harness on and I've been hanging from 30 ft from 4 different blue screens and literally as we are talking they are all staring at me because I had to get down to do this. I have all these wire hanging off of me. Brad is a really good guy with a wild imagination. If I don't screw it up it will be a great film.
"The Monuments Men" opens wide Feb. 7.
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I will note as much as possible... some people wanted to see "where the magic happens" at my house. So here is my desk!
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(c)4/3/2013. By Poetlife.
Hands to hold love Divine,
Hands to receive gifts,
Communion from the Lord.
Hands to hold, cook, bless.
Fingers are an extension of the hand.
Hands to give love, life, joy, write, sorrow, needs.
Hands to wear a wedding ring,
Fingers they are placed.
Hands to take life steal.
Hands to make life,
Smile, music, beauty, art, garden, plant seeds
Of time.
Fingers turn the page of life, in time,
Gain knowledge from the Divine.
Hands to raise in praise and prayer.
Comfort ,restore
Love once more.
Hands/fingers to hold all life.
Eat, drink, play, wash,
Hands/fingers to heal the sick.
To wipe tears of sorrow,
Joy, healing.
To hold a gun,
Take what does not belong to us.
Thankful to have received one of these gifts
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Status: Finished
Genre: Religion and Spirituality
Thanks for dropping by to read my profile,& your comments,would have been nice to know what you thought of some of my work not just my profile.!giftmbi.thanks for the offer and kind interest in me & my work.I AM my work.
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Pippin, played by Andrew Minkin, is
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Luckily (or unluckily for Pippin) he meets
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her band of Players who help him along
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way, showing Pippin the art of war,
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Originally directed and
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Pippin wants to live up to his father's
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Come enjoy an evening with the
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Leszek Gawron wrote: > Daniel Fagerstrom wrote: > >> Leszek Gawron wrote: >> >>> Daniel Fagerstrom wrote: >>> >>>> Your (and others) work is needed, so that we can make the refactored >>>> JXTG stable enough for production use soon. >>> >>> I've been trying to trace down the problem with non working dynamic >>> macro test case. Funny thing is the same exception >>> (NumberFormatException) gets thrown for "old" JXTG. >> >> That at least means that I haven't broke it ;) It might even be good >> that it doesn't work as that could mean that nobody use it and it >> would be easier to deprecate and replace with something better. > > I am using it in my projects - and it works! This is one of most common > technique of mine to write more advanced macros. Magic? I guess :) Ok, then it would be good if you wrote a test case that works in the original JXTG so that we can check that it still work in the refactored version. I just took the example from the documentation and made a test case from it. > Still we can kill it completely when I introduce jx:call > macro="something" because this construct is functionally equivalent and > more powerful. Ok. /Daniel
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Genetics 6/12/2006
Red the color of roses
Blue the color of the hevenly sky
Yellow the brightness of the sun
Imagining all those pretty colors is mighty fun!
Green the color of fresh mowed grass
Purple and pink the colors of a female child
Orange reminds me of Floridas orange tree's
Imagining adding red and yellow to make brown
Adding blue and yellow to make green its almost like
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Wander Woman
the trials and travails of a life on the road
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
America's Favorite Comfort Food
I just read an article showing that, according to a Harris Poll, the favorite go-to food for your soul is: Pizza. Won out at the top of the list at 15%.
Now, I like a nice slice as much as anyone, but unfortunately, it gives me heartburn. Like nuclear heartburn. Like a volcano has erupted in my stomach. So, for me, I will forgo the pizza.
The second favorite comfort food eaten by us Americans is chocolate followed by ice cream at 7% each. I personally like chocolate ice cream, so maybe with a combined total of 14%, my favorite is right under pizza.
Mac and cheese came in at fourth place with 5% with chips coming in 5th with 4%. I hear Lays is coming out with yet another new potato chip flavor and it could be mac and cheese, so by combining those two things they could edge up on chocolate ice cream.
Hamburgers and steak both came in with 3% each. But really, what is the difference, aren't they really the same thing in different forms?
The list rounded out with a tie for last place (3%) between popcorn, pasta and Mexican food. Not sure what items encompass "Mexican food". Are we talking tacos? nachos? Everything else on the list is a specific food. And what about Chinese food? They didn't even make the list? Seriously, I love Chinese food. In fact, when I feel stressed or depressed, I eat some egg rolls and some chocolate ice cream. Great combo.
I bet all those poor folks snow bound in their homes are having a hay day on the comfort food. In fact since the giant blizzard arrived just in time for the final play off games to determine who will go to the superbowl, the pizza delivery places made bonus cash won the lottery type cash.
Um, now I'm hungry, Catch you later.
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Monday, January 25, 2016
As always, I am behind the times in wishing you a Happy New Year, as most people do so on New Year's Eve or Day. It takes me a bit longer to traipse into the new year and by now--toward the end of January, I start to feel the new year has truly begun.
Today the outside Christmas lights finally got taken down. (too cold/rainy beforehand); the garage got cleaned out and re-organized (well somewhat). and things have been made right in my little corner of the world (well mostly).
I always like to use January to get organized for the new year and throw out a bunch of stuff. I tend to be a tosser rather than a saver. Must come from having moved so much in my life--approximately every 3-4 years. When you have to move everything you own around, you start to reduce the load. Of course the moving itself helps you to get rid of things as they get broken, damaged or just plain don't work in the new place.
The days are again growing longer and I love seeing the sun a bit longer each day. I know that spring will be here soon because in my part of the world it arrives around March. The days will become warmer and life will be renewed again.
This time of year also seems to find me in a reflective mood. I guess as you get older, you tend to look backward more than forward on your life. It surprises me how children have grown up into adults and how friends have gotten so much older looking. I wonder if I look as old as they do? Probably.
It seems that some of the time life is flying by so fast and at other times I can feel time stretching back like a slinky pulled to its furthest reaches. Sometimes things in the past seem so long ago and at other times, like only yesterday. Time is a funny thing, no one can own it. We can use it, dread it, anticipate it, plan for it, but we cannot own it. We cannot make it move on any schedule other than its own. It continues to march on, listening to its own drummer, of its own accord. The only effect we can have on it is how we use it.
Welcome 2016! I will try to use the time allotted to me in this year as best I can. It is a diminishing resource at this point in life and so becomes more precious.
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Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Very Crappy Christmas
Well, of all the things you might wish for from jolly old St. Nick, a sewage back up probably wasn't one of them.
I went to visit my daughter and her family for the holidays. The live in the country and have a septic tank rather than being connected to city water and sewer. I have never fully understood how septic tanks work. I know the basics, things that go down the drains in your house wind up in the septic tank and somehow they work themselves out from there. It is one of those mysterious things in houses that, when working, require no thought and when not, require panic on my part.
While we were in the midst of enjoying all the usual pre-Christmas preparations including planning our Christmas Eve dinner, my daughter decided to do a load of laundry. Upon entering the basement, she noticed a lot of water on the floor. Unfortunately, it wasn't just water. There were, um, other things floating around in the water. Ugh. She came upstairs to announce to her husband that there was a problem in the basement and he proceeded to take a look and try to fix it. I have to say that his value in doing this went up quite a bit in my book. I would have taken one look and called for an air strike. He tried to clean up the mess and determine the cause of the problem and decided he needed to clear the line to the septic tank. Not having a plumbing snake, he went to borrow one from family nearby. Upon his return, snaking of the line commenced, but the problem remained. In the meantime, we were all told under NO circumstances to use the toilets or to run ANY water whatsoever in the house. I began to have thoughts of a worse Christmas than when the Grinch visited Whoville.
About 3:00 PM, it was decided that professional help was needed and we made numerous calls to local plumbing contractors. As you might imagine, these companies were all closed for the holidays. While emergency plumbing service might be readily available in a big city, local plumbers in a rural area apparently don't work on holidays.
I was beginning to think that we would have to find hotel rooms for the long weekend and have Chinese food for dinner a la "A Christmas Story". I had visions of Chinese waiters singing FA RA RA RA LA to us while we ate roast duck. I dashed off a quick note to Santa requesting a plumber for Christmas and including a provision that if he could supply one, I'd forgo all other gifts.
Time was dragging on as it only can when its Christmas eve and you have a basement full of raw sewage. Repeated calls to plumbers were becoming fruitless when a true Christmas miracle occurred. One of the plumbers called us back to say he would come out. I was ready to sing the Hallelujah Chorus about this time and at 7:00 PM our savior appeared to cleared the drain. We proceeded to cook dinner knowing that we would be able to wash up afterwards and joyfully danced around celebrating the vision of a crap-free future.
It took about an hour and half, but finally the wonderful plumber ascended from the basement announcing that he was finished and all was well in septic tank world. We would have idolized him and gazed fondly on him pronouncing him a true man among men, but some how his countenance, covered with suspicious brown speckles all over, was a bit tarnished. My son in law, ever grateful that someone else handled the problem, gladly paid the double time rate charged and in his appreciation gave the plumber a box of chocolates for his troubles on a holiday eve.
Now instead of visions of sugar plums, I had visions of that plumber driving home raiding the box of candy with those brown speckled hands. Ewwww. But he did save Christmas for us and I sent up a little thank you the man upstairs and also the one who drives the sleigh with eight tiny reindeer.
I hope your holiday was truly wonderful and did not involve plumbing disasters of any kind.
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Monday, December 21, 2015
The Year I was Very Bad
When my daughter was quite small, before she could read, she and I celebrated a Christmas alone. I was recently separated, we had moved into a new place and I was trying as hard as I could to make a nice holiday for her. This would be the first Christmas we were ever alone just the two of us.
For weeks prior to Christmas, I had purchased toys and gifts for her and hidden them in the attic of our house in anticipation of Christmas morning. Being a single mother was a challenge as money was tight, but I had carefully planned how to spend what I could and still get her the special things she wanted that year.
We bought a tree at a local Christmas tree stand and brought it home and decorated it. On Christmas eve, she carefully hung her stocking up after I assured her that Santa would know how to find her in our new home. We set out the traditional milk and cookies for Santa along with carrots for his reindeer and I tucked her into bed where I hoped visions of sugarplums would dance in her head.
That evening, once she was sound asleep in bed, I pulled the attic steps down from the ceiling and crept up to retrieve the gifts I had hidden. Most of that night I spent wrapping presents, tying on ribbons and bows and carefully placing them under the tree. I think it was about 5:00 am when I finally laid my head down on my pillow to sleep. Not too much later a very excited little girl awoke me with cries of "Santa's been here!". I pulled my bleary eyed self out of bed and we made our way into the living room to the wondrous sight of a beautifully light tree with brightly colored packages arrayed underneath it.
She quickly set to work pulling package after package out from under the tree. She had to keep asking me to read the tags to her so she would know who the gifts were for. (Of course they were all for her). Eventually she exhausted the pile and turned to me with a very odd expression on her face.
Looking strangely at me she declared in a solemn voice: "Mommy, you must have been awfully bad this year, Santa didn't leave you anything!". I was thunderstruck when I realized that I had failed to put any gifts under the tree for myself. I guess I thought she wouldn't notice and then I felt terrible as I wondered what awful things she might be thinking I could have done to warrant not receiving any gifts. I felt as low as George Bailey standing on that bridge. I managed to cover by suggesting that Santa just forgot me. An already sad Christmas was made even sadder by my small child full of the wonder of the holiday and fear that her mother was, actually, fallible.
There would be many more Christmases, wonderful memories and very happy times to come, but that year was particularly poignant. I have never forgotten that morning and you can bet the next Christmas I remembered to put some gifts under the tree for myself.
Wishing you the joy and wonder of a small child this holiday season! I hope you behaved yourself and that there will be gifts for you from Santa.
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The 20%
Whether you are part of the 99% or the 1%, if you were born into the "Boomer" generation, there is a good chance you either are, or soon will, be part of the 20%. In the next fifteen years, Americans over the age of 65 will reach 20% of the population. The Boomer Generation is aging a rate of 10,000 people turning 65 every day.
I'm not sure why this is big news. We called well in advance to let everyone know we were coming. Yet when we show up at the door, we are met with surprise and, even disappointment. I have heard constant bellyaching that we are going to bankrupt social security. I have to wonder how this is considering that I have personally paid about a million dollars of my salary and my employer's share of my salary into the system but have yet to remove one red cent.
Apparently, we are also bankrupting medicare. Again, having worked for a good long time, I have contributed toward medicare. And as I previously pointed out, we 'boomers' were not a surprise. Heck we've been creating havoc since the end of World War II. By now I would expect that the so called experts employed by the government could do some fairly simple math to figure out how much needed to be set aside to allow the wave of boomers to collect their social security, which they and I PAID into.
I wonder what the next complaint about the boomer generation will be? I can only imagine a headline like:
"Elderly population dying at an increased rate-shortage of caskets and cemetery plots".
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Thursday, December 10, 2015
7 Reasons to Have Sex--according to a women's magazine
I recently read an article from a women's magazine titled "7 Secret Reasons we have sex with someone". Since I could only think of one good reason I decided I'd better read the article and gain some insight. I thought perhaps I could be enlightened, but I doubted the article was geared to the, ahem, older generation. Anyway here are the reasons they gave:
1. You're ovulating. This would not include me as I stopped doing this quite some time ago, so I can disregard this reason.
2. His Kisses Taste Weird. Seriously, this was reason #2. Supposedly everyone is attracted to their "opposite" in the genetics department and that is why someone else tastes weird. I, for one, will not be having sex with anyone who tastes weird. I will be heading for the door giving the backward wave described to me by a male friend who had a bad Internet dating experience wherein the lady practically flew away from him at the end of the date and waved back over her shoulder, never looking back, while making headway to her vehicle.
3. You're on the Pill. See reason #1. Also doesn't concern me -can skip this one.
4. He Whispered in your Right Ear. Evidently women are more receptive to a man whispering in their right ear as opposed to their left ear. Heck at this point in time any of my ears are the "right" ear. Just give me a try. And be sure to speak loudly enough.
5. He touched you (anywhere). Ok this is either very oooogy or weird. You meet a total stranger who somehow touches you and you follow him to bed? Are women totally brainless now?
6. You are wearing red. Seems guys are attracted to women in red. Go figure. Ok, so this one I can use--I will now go out and buy everything I can find in red. Do you think this counts:
I have now learned that in order to get a man into my bed I simply need to take some extra hormones, dress all in red and chase him around with a knife like Michael Myers in "Halloween". Can't imagine why he wouldn't immediately fall in love with me! Sigh!
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Growing up, I'd often see my mom the scout leader wearing a crazy hat. It had two bills pointing in different directions, and the caption above them read: "I'm their leader. Which way did they go?" While this was a funny message as a kid, for an adult leader this poses an important question. The key to leading scouts—and volunteer youth workers—is the same: Give them motivating reasons to want to follow.
Begin with the end in mind. Developing adolescent disciples is a worthy endeavor and a wild ride. Helping youth workers remember that the goal is always to build into teens and their families the tools to be lifelong followers of Jesus is critical. Tip: Keep the goal of what the youth ministry is about short and memorable. Talk about it often. Put it in easy view
everywhere—on shirts, banners, even pop quizzes on the ceiling. Whatever it takes.
Appreciate their contribution and investment. Caring for teens and their families has a way of sneaking into every area of a youth worker's life. This is not just a-couple-of-hours-a-week gig for them. Honor this investment. Tip: Handwritten notes of encouragement and thanks are not only timely but also special. Anybody can write an e-mail or Facebook post, but hardly anyone gets snail mail these days; so go "old school" and use the post office.
Turbo-boost their influence. Youth workers are regularly leaving their fingerprints on the lives of students. They are often on the front lines of fighting for the future of kids who swim in a culture that is contrary to the life Jesus calls His followers to. From the beginning, recruit youth workers for more than crowd control or chaperoning. Tip: Equip youth workers to be confident investors in teens through well-done, strategic-training opportunities.
Identify specific wins and victories. The road of discipleship is long. But travel it daily. It's easy to miss moments that mark the trail in significant ways. The youth worker who faithfully cares for and leads the "extra grace required" group of kids on a retreat or in small groups deserves a shout out. Tip: Brag like crazy on your volunteer team regularly. A good brag is specific and character-focused. For
example, for the leader who has the extra-grace-required teens, say: "You really showed your group what it is to love like Jesus. They were really giving you a hard time tonight, and you kept your sense of humor as well as your focus. They will remember you loving them even when they weren't very lovable. That was awesome!"
Invest in their spiritual journey. It's hard to give away what you don't have yourself. Create a discipleship DNA throughout the youth ministry. Invest in helping your youth workers grow in their relationship with Jesus. Be intentional about discipling them so that they can disciple others. Tip: Study together the same book and use Facebook or other technologies to communicate learning. Go half-and-half on buying the book. The youth ministry is investing in them, and they are investing in growing.
Relationships are everything. Deep discipleship always occurs within profound relationships. Remember, while these are people you lead, these are also many of the people you do life with on a regular basis. They get why you love kids and why you care so much about families. Tip: Once a month call each youth worker just to check in on them. This isn't a "business" call; it's a call of caring for them as a friend.
At the end of the day, the reason we lead and desire so strongly for youth workers and kids to follow is because our work is to lead them into the presence of God and to guide them toward becoming lifelong followers of Jesus.
Kerry Loescher is an instructor at Oral Roberts University who teaches youth ministry, outreach and leadership. Loescher's passion is training leaders to help families connect the dots between Jesus and their everyday lives. She and her husband, Randy, are the proud parents of six kids and four crazy dogs.
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U.K. Stocks Sink as BOE Spurs Speculation of Rate HikeNamitha Jagadeesh
U.K. stocks tumbled the most in almost three months as the Bank of England said unemployment will probably reach its threshold to consider increasing interest rates sooner than previously forecast.
Standard Chartered Plc and Barclays Plc led banks lower, losing more than 2 percent. Flybe Group Plc slid the most since June after its largest shareholder sold its entire stake in Europe's biggest regional airline. J Sainsbury Plc gained the most in 19 months as Britain's third-biggest supermarket chain posted earnings that exceeded analysts' estimates.
The FTSE 100 Index retreated 96.79 points, or 1.4 percent, to 6,630 at the close in London, the biggest drop since Aug. 15. The gauge has still soared 12 percent this year as the Federal Reserve maintained stimulus measures. The broader FTSE All-Share Index also lost 1.4 percent today, while Ireland's ISEQ Index slid 0.7 percent.
"Investors had a myopic focus on the Bank of England's unemployment projection; they feared it would be brought forward and it was," said Guy Foster, the London-based head of portfolio strategy at Brewin Dolphin Ltd., which oversees 28 billion pounds ($44.7 billion). "The Bank of England expects the unemployment threshold to be passed in 2015. Traders think the risk of interest rates rising has increased."
Royal Dutch Shell Plc, GlaxoSmithKline Plc and two other companies in the FTSE 100 are trading without the right to the latest dividend payment today, shaving 11.6 points off the benchmark measure.
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The Bank of England, in its quarterly Inflation Report, said the U.K. jobless rate may fall to its 7 percent threshold for considering interest-rate increases as early as the third quarter of 2015. The bank had previously expected unemployment to stay above the threshold until the second quarter of 2016.
The jobless rate as measured by International Labour Organisation standards declined to 7.6 percent in the three months through September, the lowest since 2009, the Office for National Statistics said today.
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Standard Chartered lost 2.5 percent to 1,448 pence as Mizuho Securities Co. downgraded the lender to underperform from neutral. The U.K. bank that makes three-quarters of its profit in Asia, said this week it may not reach its target of growing revenue by at least 10 percent for the next "couple of years."
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Stage Notes: Point Park gears up for fall seasonJune 27, 2013 4:00 AM
Point Park University's Conservatory Theatre Company will open next season with Patrick Cassidy directing the musical "Oklahoma!" The Broadway actor is the son of Smithton native Shirley Jones, who starred in the movie version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. The season will also include "The Alchemists' Lab," a new play directed and created by Gab Cody in collaboration with Point Park's Conservatory of Performing Arts students.
Here's the 2013-14 season:
• Oct. 18-27: "Oklahoma" (Rockwell Theatre). Director Cassidy's Broadway credits include "The Pirates of Penzance," "Annie Get Your Gun," "42nd Street" and "Aida," in which he co-starred with his mother.
• Nov. 8-24: "Hecuba" (Studio Theatre). Directed by Monica Payne, "Hecuba" is Euripides' tragedy of sacrifice and revenge in the aftermath of war.
• Dec. 10-15: "The Alchemists' Lab" (Rauh Theatre). Classically trained actor, improviser and stand-up comic Ms. Cody worked with students using techniques of physical and absurdist theater to create a new work.
• Feb. 21-March 2: "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" (Rockwell Theatre). The emo-rock musical imagining the seventh president as a rock star had a short run on Broadway after success at New York's Public Theater. Michael McKelvey directs.
• April 11-19: "The Playboy of the Western World" (Rauh Theater). The Synge play takes place in the early 1900s at an Irish pub, where a young man confesses to murder. Kim Martin directs.
Singles tickets for the Conservatory Theatre Company at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, Oakland, are $18-$20 and go on sale Aug. 19; more at 412-392-8000 or www.pittsburghplayhouse.com.
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Playhouse Jr., Point Park University's family and children's theater, turns 65 next year with two musicals on the slate: "The Wind in the Willows" and the Tony Award-winning "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee." The country's second-oldest continuously running children's theater offers performances for school and community groups on weekday mornings, May 7-June 6, and public performances on weekends, May 10-June 8.
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• After a long run in Broadway's "Book of Mormon" company, Tony-nominated Rory O'Malley (Carnegie Mellon class of '03) has landed in the new musical "Nobody Loves You" at the off-Broadway Second Stage Theatre. The show that opened in previews June 20 is about a philosophy grad student who is unexpectedly cast on a reality TV dating show in an attempt to win back his ex-girlfriend. The creative team includes Mark Wendland (CMU '84). "Nobody Loves You" officially opens July 18.
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• Following the mega-success of "Matilda," a new musical version of Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" opened in London with Tony winner Douglas Hodge as Willy Wonka and an all-star creative team including songwriters Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman and director Sam Mendes. The book is by David Grieg, whose "The Monster in the Hall" at City Theatre was a Post-Gazette "best of" pick for 2012.
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This project arises from a contest of the School of Engineering of the University of Oviedo: " Design and Disability ". In those days the promoters of the project decided to make something not specific for people with disability but do something that all the persons could use. They thought about the children and specially about those that they have "distrofia muscular", that they can move all the parts of his body but that they may have no sufficient force to use a normal bicycle. It is born there the tricycle stimulated with the arms (rowing with levers) and the legs (pedals). One granted patent, two others in the process, the experience of three years developing mechanisms and a committed team result in a business project , and ...it is when I agree to the team!. From here we have continued developing on the basis of the initial idea different products, presenting the most ambitious of all at this competition: The moveker C1: An alternative vehicle that moves driving levers by way of rowing.
The moveker C1 is an alternative vehicle based on universal design and that it can also be used by people who have no mobility in the lower stem as an alternative to the traditional wheelchair. These are the advantages and the problems it solve regarding the traditional concept:
- More mobility: the use of gears and the moment generated by the lever makes that you can go further, faster and with less effort. Ease on the climbs and descents. Hardness and advance of the levers is configurable according to the needs of the user.
- Fewer injuries. Studies done in the school of sports medicine suggests that the continued use of a wheelchair traditional derives in many cases in shoulder injuries. Drive in the moveker C1 is paddling, pulling back the lever/s, which uses powerful muscles of the back, arms and chest, reducing the impact in the shoulders.
- Wide range of users: there are people who cannot use a traditional wheelchair because they don't have strength and/or coordination enough in hands. Operation of this vehicle (forward, reverse and brake) is made through simple and intuitive movement without additional control display or lever.
- Is not necessary to touch wheels with all that it implies: dirt, wounds on the hands, etc
- Higher maneuverability. Using levers allows you to completely change the set-up of the chair with preventing the use of large wheels on the back with which reduces the size of the Chair both in length and in width equals stability. Turns are also greatly reduced.
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On the idea of drive by levers, we wanted a vehicle that would be a real alternative to the wheelchair, bringing greater efficiency and mobility.We follow the common process of industrial design. In a first phase established the initial requirement and starting from there, we drew different conceptual designs. On the chosen, he worked in the detailed design and engineering. The most complex part and that it has required more resources has been the drive mechanism. From the outset we set out that it could go forward, reverse and stop with simple and intuitive movements of the lever without incorporating additional control display/levers brake or shift, which has made the mechanism that transfers the movement of the lever to set whatever especially decisive in the smooth functioning of the assembly. Moreover in addition, changes in the mechanism involved modifications on the chassis.
Right now is practically finished the final prototype prior to market, although it has been necessary to make other three prototypes of the complete set and dozens of prototypes of the mechanism or parts thereof used for the validation of the operating principle or refine some points.The design has evolved especially relevant being the time in which it was decided to change completely the principle of operation of the mechanism and start from scratch.
The manufacture of the prototypes we make them in the mechanical workshop of the school of engineering of the University of Oviedo, outsourcing the manufacture of some parts in other companies.
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We develop the theory of seasonally fractionally differenced ARIMA time series with stable infinite variance innovations establishing conditions for existence and invertibility. This is a finite parameter model which exhibits long range dependence, seasonality and high variability. We perform some simulations to illustrate the behavior of the model.
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Navigated to https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/apps/, played the video on the page (work absolutely fine). Then pressed the full-screen button in the right of the controller overlay.
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Firefox went into full-screen mode, but the video only took up a third of the screen. (Pulled to the left) Behind it was the parent page. The video seemed to want to stick to its original resolution.
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(A separate issue, but when in full-screen mode watching a video, the chrome (tabs, URL box, search box) should be hidden like other other video players do - maybe should be an option)
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I can reproduce on a Mac OS 10.7 nightly as well. I think I'll move this to Core and mention it in bug 730121 to notify the people responsible for the page.
This happens for me in [Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:14.0) Gecko/20120416 Firefox/14.0a1] too, so not Mac specific. I wonder if it's related to bug 745067.
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Sudden Unexpected Death of an Infant (SUDI)
Baby sleep and safety
What is SUDI?
SUDI is short for 'Sudden Unexpected Death of an Infant', also known as SIDS or 'cot death'. It means the sudden, unexpected death of a baby from no known cause. It is still not clear what causes SUDI. Some factors are thought to work together to reduce the risk of SUDI, but they may or may not help prevent any one SUDI death. What is clear however is that the safety of your little one is paramount and in order to reduce the risk of SUDI it is vital to follow the safe sleeping recommendations from Change for our Children, to ensure they sleep safely.
Safe sleeping recommendations
All babies in all cultures and at all times need these 6 conditions to protect them from SUDI.
- Having a smoke-free pregnancy and household
- On their back for sleeping
- Breast feeding your baby
- When asleep a clear face and head free from hazards that can lead to suffocation
- Sleeping with baby in your room for the first 6 months
- Ensuring your baby sleeps in its own bed, especially if premature, born small or your family is not smoke free
The babies that are safest from SUDI have all 6 factors present.
For more information on how you can help to protect your baby from SUDI:
- Visit Change for our Children
- Visit the Plunket website
- Visit the Parents Centre website
For more information see Baby sleep or Baby Care