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After falling behind 1-0, the Colonials regrouped and tallied two goals in ten minutes to defeat the La Salle Explorers. GW was unable to get a single shot off in the first half but finished the match with 15 shots to La Salle's 18. The contest remained scoreless until the 55th minute when La Salle's Courtney White finished an excellent passing combination. Liz Schmidt passed the ball in to Amy Schneider who settled and set-up White for the close-range shot. After the goal, GW's Kelly Paolucci (Lanham, MD/Good Councel) closed the door on the explorers to get the win with 13 saves, several of which came in the final minutes of play.
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The Colonials will face Massachusetts on Friday and can clinch a playoff spot with a win or a tie. Their last game of the season may be their hardest as they play first place Rhode Island away. The Colonials now control their own destiny going into the final weekend of play.
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The Kentucky Derby Museum announced Friday that it has acquired the 1970 Kentucky Derby trophy presented to the owners of Dust Commander after the running of the 96th classic on May 2, 1970.
Sunny's Halo will be re-interred at the Kentucky Derby Museum at Churchill Downs, where he raced to his greatest triumph in the 1983 Kentucky Derby (gr. I).
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Churchill Downs' John Asher was named 2005 Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners Warner L. Jones, Jr. Horseman of the Year. Asher will be honored by the Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners (KTO) at their annual award dinner Nov. 11 at the Kentucky Derby Museum.
The Kentucky Derby Museum's Klein Family Learning Center honored the first graduates of its "Groom Elite 101" class Tuesday during an annual horseman's picnic in the infield at Churchill Downs.
This spring, Churchill Downs and the Klein Family Learning Center/WinStar Library and Classrooms (Learning Center) will offer The Groom Elite ™ Program, which has never been offered in Kentucky. The program, which can host 30 grooms at a time, will begin May 10. The program is free to students and is sponsored by the Kentucky Derby Museum and the Kentucky Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association.
The Kentucky Derby Museum has announced the receipt of Smarty Jones' "Garland of Roses", which has been donated to the museum by Roy and Patricia Chapman, the owners of the 130th Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner.
Ken and Sarah Ramsey will receive the 2004 Warner L. Jones Jr. Horseman of the Year Award at the Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners annual dinner Nov. 13 at the Kentucky Derby Museum.
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Members of the Louisville, Ky. Metro Planning Commission were expected to discuss possible changes in land-use regulations Jan. 22 that could have far-reaching effects on commercial horse stables in Jefferson County. But instead, planning officials agreed to table discussion of the controversial proposals until a later date.
Monday's NTRA Charities/Kentucky Derby Museum Golf Classic and silent auction at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky., raised approximately $45,000 for NTRA Charities, Ronald McDonald House Charities and the Kentucky Derby Museum's Backside Learning Center and Endowment Fund.
Churchill Downs Inc. raised $101,000 to benefit the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation during its inaugural "Out to Pasture Party."
The Oxley Foundation is contributing $100,000 to the Kentucky Derby Museum's endowment fund.
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M. De Sanctis
Had little to do in the first-half. His diving save on the half-hour mark was a highlight of the evening. Got a crucial touch on Cambiasso's volley to tip it on to the crossbar. Didn't get close to any penalties which brings down his mark.
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Dominated Eto'o who had drifted left for most of the second half and made one crucial tackle, that if missed would probably have resulted in the Inter striker scoring. Even managed a couple of lung bursting runs as the game went on.
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Had a yellow card shown to him for bringing down Pandev in full-flight. Generally did well to keep the likes of Eto'o and Pandev quiet. Dominated aerially and as Napoli poured forward made several crucial interceptions. Had one great chance to score, but chested the ball towards goal.
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The left-back got the better of Maicon in the first-half, setting up Cavani's offside goal. Taken off for Zuniga in the second half.
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Dangerous as always making runs along the left, and looking to combine well with the likes of Cavani and Dossena. Missed the crucial penalty which cost the Partenopei the match.
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Dangerous this evening, but timed his runs a tad early. Had a goal chalked off for offside early on. Never gave up but faded a little after Lucio's introduction.
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The busier of the two goalkeepers this evening. Had several key saves to make, and did well to keep the scoreline at 0-0. Did let Zuniga's penalty squirm under his body though.
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Kept Cavani generally quiet for the match, only allowing him one or two half-chances to score. Went off with a shoulder injury in the second half.
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Was beaten by Lavezzi a number of times, and his lack of pace was shown up by the Argentinian. Did make some good interceptions and was generally tidy on the ball.
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Wonderful chance to give the Nerazzurri the lead in the 40th minute but timed his volley straight at De Sanctis. Found life difficult against Hamsik who drifted from right to left.
Thiago Motta
Made some good blocks, but seem unsure of his role. Dropped too deep at times allowing Gargano room to get forward.
D. Stanković
Played a gallant match, providing an attacking option and being strong when tracking back. His injury cut short his performance.
G. Pandev
Deceived us a little with a bright start, but his star faded from then on. Made the wrong decision time and time again, had an effort that ballooned over the bar in extra-time leaving his team-mates frustrated.
S. Eto'o
Some awful finishing, barely tested De Sanctis. He never held the ball up at all in the second period and failed to test Campagnaro at all.
- M. Gianello
- Emilson Cribari
- F. Santacroce
C. Zúñiga
Came on in 70th minute, and almost took Maicon out of the match. Had a chance to win it for the Azzurri, but went for style over substance.
- J. Sosa
H. Yebda
Gave the Azzurri more spark when going forward, and showed nerves of steel to convert his penalty.
- P. Orlandoni
- M. Materazzi
Made a couple of timely clearances after his introduction and was dominant in the air.
- D. Santon
- Philippe Coutinho
M. Mariga
On for Stankovic just after the hour mark. Didn't get into the game at all and found himself second best to Hamsik and Maggio more often than not.
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Lobbying Took Place In A Neighboring State's Legislature
The National Labor Relations Board recently held that United Nurses and Allied Professionals (UNAP) did not violate the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) by failing to provide an audit-verification letter to a non-member objector, Jeannette Geary, who opposed the UNAP charging her for lobbying expenses.
The Board further held, that the lobbying expenses made to the Vermont legislature by UNAP were chargeable to objectors such as Geary (even though she worked at Kent Hospital in Rhode Island), and that these expenses would be chargeable even if they were an "extra-unit" expense. This Board's holding in this case is controversial for a number of reasons. United Nurses and Allied Professionals (Kent Hospital).
Why It's A Hot Potato
The first and most controversial issue created by this recent decision is intertwined with the recent decision handed down by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. That court held that President Obama improperly appointed three members of the NLRB. The court reasoned that the President attempted to appoint these members during Congress' "recess" period, and that this was constitutionally impermissible. See our Legal Alert on this decision.
The D.C. Circuit's opinion could have negative implications on the Kent Hospital case because this case – as well as about 200 cases decided by the NLRB in the prior year – is in danger of being invalidated if the Supreme Court agrees that members of the Board were improperly appointed by President Obama.
The second controversial implication of this case is that it appears to go against the Supreme Court's holding in Communications Workers v. Beck. In that case, the Court held that the NLRA does not allow a union representative, over the objection of non-member employees it represents, to use funds collected from those employees on activities unrelated to collective bargaining, contract administration, and grievance adjustment.
The Board in the UNAP case tried to distinguish the facts, holding that because Beck involved a public-sector employer, the union's conduct was held to a higher standard. UNAP involved a private-sector employer which allowed the Board to evaluate the UNAP's conduct under a less stringent standard.
The Facts
UNAP entered into a collective bargaining agreement with the employer – a private acute care hospital in Warwick, Rhode Island. The agreement was effective from July 2009 to June 2011, and required all new members to join the union by their 30th day of employment, or to begin paying a fee equivalent to union dues, usually referred to as an agency fee. These fees may be imposed on all employees, but only for costs directly related to union representation, such as collective bargaining, contract administration, or grievance adjustment.
Jeannette Geary – a former union member at Kent Hospital in Rhode Island – resigned her membership in the union, along with several other unit employees. Citing the Supreme Court's decision in Beck, Geary objected to the assessment of fees for the UNAP engaging in activities she perceived to be unrelated to collective bargaining, contract administration, or grievance judgment. Specifically, Geary argued these fees being charged to her were related to lobbying activities with the Vermont legislature, and not germane to the UNAP's representational duties.
The Board faced three issues in this case: 1) whether UNAP was required to provide Geary a copy of the audit-verification letter of the financial information regarding the expenses she was being charged with; 2) the appropriate standard for determining if lobbying expenses are germane for purposes of union activity, and thus chargeable to Geary; and 3) the circumstances under which Geary or objectors could be charged for extra-unit lobbying expenses.
The Audit-Verification Letter
The Board quickly distinguished the facts of this case from other recent union cases decided by other federal courts of appeals. The Board noted that this case was not a public-sector union case, and thus was not to be evaluated under the heightened First Amendment standard, but rather the less stringent "duty of fair representation" standard. The Board reasoned that a union violates its duty of fair representation only if its actions are "arbitrary, discriminatory, or in bad faith.
Following this standard, the Board held that it was not necessary for the union to provide its objectors, such as Geary, a copy of the audit-verification letter. Instead, the reasonable response of UNAP promptly providing Geary with its major categories of expenditures along with assurances that the figures had been independently verified, were sufficient under this standard. Accordingly, unlike in public-sector cases, UNAP did not need to provide an audit-verification letter, and thus did not violate the Act.
Lobbying Expenses
The next issue was whether Geary could be charged for UNAP's lobbying expenses for what Geary claimed was "nonrepresentational activity." The Board reasoned, attempting to be consistent with Beck and Board precedent, that lobbying expenses are chargeable to objectors only if they are germane to collective bargaining, contract administration, or grievance adjustment. Therefore, in this case, the Board had to determine whether the expenses related to a legislative goal were sufficiently related to the union's representational functions.
The Board held that they were sufficiently related. In reaching this conclusion the Board analyzed decisions from the Supreme Court and from the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals. In Lehnert v Ferris Faculty Assn the 6th Circuit held that legislative proposals by unions can involve core employee concerns such as wages, hours, and working conditions. The court concluded that the conduct was clearly related to the union's core essential functions, and thus is chargeable to objecting members.
In analyzing the Beck case, the Board noted that the Supreme Court did not define the term chargeability to exclude all union expenses that are political in nature. Because the Board reasoned that the lobbying expenses by UNAP were arguably closely tied to UNAP's representative duties of its members – such as wages, hours, benefits etc. – then it was permissible for the objectors to be charged for these expenses.
Extra-Unit Expenses
This final issue of "extra-unit expenses" arose after UNAP lobbied for three bills in the Vermont legislature which did not provide a direct benefit to its members of the Kent Hospital in Rhode Island. Thus the question became whether or not UNAP is permitted to charge objectors for extra-unit expenses. Again, the Board said yes. The Board reasoned that a union is permitted to charge for extra-unit expenses as long as they are "for services that may ultimately inure to the benefit of members of the local union by virtue of their membership in the parent organization." The union only needed to make a showing that the charge was reciprocal in nature, i.e., the contributing local expects other locals to contribute resources to the parent unions for similar activities
The Board acknowledged that although the employees in the Kent Hospital in Rhode Island were unlikely to receive a direct benefit from UNAP supporting legislation in Vermont, contributions of other units to the UNAP's overall operating fund were intended to subsidize similar efforts on their behalf – and thus were "reciprocal in nature."
Said differently, UNAP made a showing that the UNAP's fund-covered lobbying efforts intended to benefit its Rhode Island members as well. Accordingly, the Board held that charging extra-unit expenses did not violate the Act, and therefore were properly chargeable to the members.
It will be interesting to see whether this decision will survive for two reasons. First, the holding appears to go against Supreme Court precedent in the Beck case that held that unions could not charge funds on activities unrelated to collective bargaining, contract administration, or grievance adjustment in a public-sector case, over the objections of its members. And second, whether the Supreme Court will throw out this decision, as well as about 200 other decisions made by the Board in the past year, because members of the Board were not properly appointed by the President. In the Kent Hospital case the only undisputedly legitimate Board member hearing this case was Chairman Pearce.
Nevertheless, until the Supreme Court makes a final decision on this appointment issue, the Board has promised to "continue to perform [their] statutory duties and issue decisions." This could lead to a lot more decisions potentially being discarded.
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"Are you sure?" is the current question greeting news of a planned trip to the Middle East.
And by that I don't mean Gaza or Tunis but anywhere in the Near East. I got an "are you sure?" from my husband, my sister, and my editor when I announced I was off to Syria and Lebanon. My airline was, of course, more pragmatic. BMI, which flies to some exciting, if not edgy, near-eastern and pan-Saharan spots, advised me to register online with the Foreign Office, then sent me off.
And quite right too. Because unless you stop travelling altogether, that's all you can do. Unrest and terrorist attacks happen without warning the world over, but I'll admit that when I found out I was flying into the planned "Day of Rage" in Damascus, even I thought "are you sure?" – not least as I was pretty sure this would not slot comfortably into the City Break travel feature I was planning.
But a week later, having spent days wandering around the dark lanes of the souk in Damascus, I travelled by a bumpy cross-border road into Lebanon, and on to Beirut, and saw no hint of dissent. The only threat to my safety was from gross overeating – Levantine food can make gluttons of monks.
I did find that I was one of just four tourists wandering blissfully free around the magnificent Roman site of Baalbek, and among only a few more on the Corniche in Beirut. I'm not suggesting that booking into a warzone to avoid the masses is a sensible travel mandate but taking headlines at face value is risky too. Apart from denying yourself great experiences, any overreaction means the countries you were to visit will also lose out. Despite the Day of Rage turning out to be not even 10 minutes of tantrum, the Four Seasons hotel in Damascus was populated by just a handful of businessmen from the Gulf States; a wave of panic had resulted in cancelled bookings. While I might not feel huge sympathy for an international franchise, I did feel for my guide, a young entrepreneur who had recently ploughed family money into a new guesthouse. "I'm praying things calm down over there," he said of Egypt.
And, of course, that's often how unrest is: localised. There's nowhere better than Beirut to remind you of this. This city, that has been under fire on and off since 1975, is practised at uninterrupted normal service. During the recent crisis, its nightlife simply moved up the coast to Byblos and Jbeil. Where there is a will, at least to party, there is a way in Beirut.
On my last evening, an email from the FO warned of aerial manoeuvres. Not something you want to hear while in Lebanon. It turned out to be a courteous alert to Lebanese army planes buzzing routinely over the city that night. Gazing down from the rooftops of the new forest of waterfront hotels, tourists may have wondered if a historic grab for power was on the cards. But I can report that there was nothing but heavy traffic around Martyrs' Square.
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5 minutes to prepare
This simple and refreshing sauce, along with Allspice Sauce (see the book), are the two basic Korean dipping sauces.
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoon ch'ongju (rice wine) or vermouth
2 tablespoons rice vinegar or apple cider vinegar
1 tablespoon sesame oil
2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
Pinch of salt
1 tablespoon coarsely chopped pine nuts
or toasted sesame seeds
Pinch of freshly ground black pepper
In a bowl, combine the soy sauce, ch'ongju, rice vinegar, sesame oil, lemon juice, and salt and mix well. Before serving, sprinkle the pine nuts and black pepper on top. Store leftovers in a tightly sealed container in the refrigerator. It will stay fresh for at least 1 week.
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Applesauce Cake
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 25 mins
This recipe came from King Arthur Flour, its wonderful, the molasses really add to the rich flavor.
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- 1⁄2 cup vegetable oil
- 2 eggs
- 1⁄3 cup molasses
- 1 cup applesauce
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 3⁄4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg
- In a mixing bowl, beat together the oil, eggs, molasses and applesauce till smooth.
- Add the flour, sugar, salt, baking powder, soda, cinnamon and nutmeg.
- beat till smooth.
- Pour batter into a lightly greased and floured 9x13 in baking pan.
- Place cake in a preheated 375 degree oven.
- Bake for 25 minutes or until it tests done.
- Remove and cool completely ona wire rack.
- Just before serving dust with powdered sugar.
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Very good cake! I agree that it gets better the day after its baked. I did used a 1/4 less sugar and would do that again. I think I'll add nuts and raisins next time. I topped the cake with an applesauce cream cheese frosting. Thanks for posting the recipe.
It definitely came out moist and rich! The flavors of the spices and molasses reminded me of a carrot cake. Next time, I may try cutting back on the sugar, just a little bit.
Moist, rich, delicious - not overly sweet. I too used fresh grated nutmeg. You can throw this one together in just a few quick minutes. Highly recommended!


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Vegan Two Bean Pumpkin Chili
I'm having a love affair with chickpeas right now. I was dreaming of them every day on my juice cleanse. I think it happened because I didn't have the foresight to pack anything for the airport on my way back to SF from Pittsburgh. My layover was in Detroit (my least favorite layover EVER, except maybe Cincinnati) and I know from being at that airport numerous times that there are exactly zero healthy options. I grabbed a salad at Bar Symon, the only somewhat decent place to eat at the Pittsburgh Airport. Remembering that I was supposed to eat vegan prior to juice cleansing, I asked for chickpeas instead of chicken. So there you go… the last real thing I had was chickpeas (JK it was a salad from Plant Cafe with baked tofu) therefore, it was the only memory of food I had to go on.
Sunday I went surfing in Bolinas with my friend Sandy who I actually met in Nicaragua. There is nothing in the world like long run runger + surfing hunger. I literally walked in the door, threw this in the microwave, cut up an avocado and devoured the bowl in approximately 30 seconds. The spiciness was definitely what my body needed after spending several hours in 50 degree water.
- 1 can chickpeas
- 1 can great northern beans
- 1 can pumpkin purée
- 1 can fire roasted tomatoes
- 2 cups vegetable broth
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 tsp everyday seasoning
- ½ tsp red pepper flakes
- 1 tsp chili powder
- 1 tsp cumin
- 1 roasted garlic clove
- All all ingredients to slow cooker and cook on high for four hours or low for eight hours.
- Serve with avocado slices and other desired toppings.
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38 comments on "Vegan Two Bean Pumpkin Chili"
M glad that we are both featuring slightly out of season recipes on our blogs today! But I think it just goes to show that good food has no "season" if you will.
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This looks amaze! I can't wait to make it. I'm definitely my hungriest after a long run. This morning though I went to 6 am spin class that also does arms and core work. I was starving afterwards. I had never seen food disappear so fast.
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This sounds amazing!! I have been loving on chili, and I love it when it is made with more nonconventional beans. Pumpkin chili is also amazing!
Hannah @ CleanEatingVeggieGirl recently posted…What I Ate Wednesday: January 21, 2015
I have a love affair with chickpeas on a daily basis. Oh and avocado as a topping is a must!!! Always always.
Great recipe-I've been loving warm soups for lunch and dinner this winter!
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Yum I love the use of the chickpeas and great northern white beans – those would be so good with the pumpkin. I still have so many cans of pumpkin, this is great! Thanks for sharing :)
Sam @ PancakeWarriors recently posted…Two Bean Chili
Love adding pumpkin to healthify chili. It's been a lifetime since I've had chickpeas and I don't know why, now I must get some!
Alanna recently posted…What I'm Loving Lately {Soup Edition}
Mmm, I love chickpeas too. They're one of my favorite foods – particularly in hummus form.
I'm currently obsessed with PB banana toast, avo toast, dates + PB, and pita bread to dip in olive oil & za'atar.
I'm hungriest in the morning. When I first wake up, I'm generally not hungry, but it usually kicks in around 8-9 and I feel like a bottomless pit until after lunch.
Jo @ Living Mint Green recently posted…WIAW: It was a Carb-y day
Yum, this looks so delicious. I've definitely been feeling chickpeas, but mostly in hummus.
I've been craving spicy food all the time lately even though it's really not even that cold here.
Kay @ Kay Bueno recently posted…What I ate Wednesday, Vegan Exploration!
This looks incredible!! I love anything with pumpkin and never thought to use it with chili! Love it!
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Perfect bean chili! My favorite!
I am currently IN LOVE with all things tahini!
Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine recently posted…Black Garlic Shishito Verde Chicken
Mmmm love the simplicity here! You really can't go wrong with pumpkin :)
Alexis @ Hummusapien recently posted…What I Ate Wednesday
I've never tried surging, but hoooooooly.wow does my hunger go on a rampage after I've been snowboarding. It actually takes me a few days to get it settled down again after a weekend in the mountains.
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Oh yum, yum, yum! I am a huge fan of chili with extra beans! And add pumpkin to that too :)
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Pumpkin?? Chick peas?? I need this in my life right now.
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That soup look amazing! I love chickpeas! Great for baking!
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Yum! This looks like the perfect warming winter meal <3
Georgie recently posted…What I Ate Wednesday: on the Whole30
There's never a wrong time for pumpkin! Especially when it comes to chili. Looks great!
Emily @SinfulNutrition recently posted…Buffalo Sweet Potato Fries
Mmmm, I'm a huge soup eater and I love easy soups like this! I also have been having a love affair with chickpeas… for like a few years now. I love to roast them with olive oil and pumpkin breadcrumbs.
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Fran, we didn't mean to jump on you, just offered some balance. I guess,
too, when I have given anything to any needy person, I always went
through a mediary of some sort. I did not see their reaction. If
something wasn't appreciated and was tossed aside, I wasn't there to see
it happen. You have apparently experienced this first-hand, and I'm sure
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We have quite a few HFH homes here in Ft. Wayne. The most recent one wa
personally interesting. As most of you are aware the families need to
invest their own time and efforts in the house they will recieve. This
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Gardens under the tutelage of the MGs. these folks worked their buns off
weeding and mulching while also learning about the things they could do
to take care of their new home landscape. They were great sports to work
with and we really enjoyed their contribution.
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> Melody, Kitty, I really think that some of my message was misunderstood.
> I have no problems with contributing to others. But, when your attempts
> to help are tossed aside or considered not expensive or pretty enough,
> it makes me want to stop forever. I guess what I want to say is that I'm
> picky about where I make my donations now. Yes, I do try to bring the
> "pretties" into others' lives and realize that I've been so fortunate
> all my life.
> One of my favorite charities is Habitat for Humanity because it best
> embraces some of my own values. Besides financial and misc. donations, I
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Re: Shuttle to Richmond from Hobart
I think there are privately run shuttle services to Richmond but these are rather expensive IMO at AUD 25.00 per passenger.
You can go by Tassielink (Tigerline) coach which would be a lot cheaper. These buses leave from the corner of Elizabeth and Macquarie Streets at 8.30am and 12 noon. It is a thirty five minute trip. www.tigerline.com.au/timetables/Richmond-Campania with give you all the information you need.
Hobart and its suburbs are pretty well serviced by Metro Tasmania Bus Service. If you enquire at the Metro Shop in the Post Office in Elizabeth Street (Bus Station) they will help you with timetables and bus numbers etc.
You would need at least two days to see Hobart properly. Its a small city but has a lot of historical sites. If you are coming in winter, bring a warm coat. The wind can be very cold. They may be snow on Mount Wellington above Hobart but it is rare to see snow in the city centre itself.
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Some say that coffee is good for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) patients while others say that it's bad. However, coffee in moderation is not bad for the CKD patients. If you are on dialysis then you should restrict your intake to 4 oz. to remain within your fluid restriction. Nephrologist, Dr. Shamik Shah, MD suggests, "As a general rule, I advise my patients to limit their intake of caffeine. Caffeine may increase your blood pressure. Also, it may act as a bladder irritant and as a diuretic. However, drinking a couple of cups of coffee should not be problematic." If you are not on a fluid restriction, a whole cup of coffee is acceptable (115 mg potassium, 8 mg phosphorus) but if you drink lots of coffee then your potassium could add up and create issues with Hyperpotassium.
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Since graduating from LSSU's Communication program in 2008, Ben has enjoyed
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