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I don't know about you, but when it comes to food I always have the best of intentions when it comes to food wastage. I buy food items for recipes, always trying to keep my budget as low as possible, but then I'll find some hidden things lurking in the depths of the cupboard.
I'm always looking for ways to lower our budget and to make better use of what we have and I can only do that by being organised. So with that in mind, I intend to do the following during this year:
- Clean, sort and organise all of the kitchen cupboards (I've already made a start on this).
- Go through the house and throw out anything that I do not need (I'm particularly terrible at hoarding food magazines...)
- Fix the things in the house that need fixing
I figure this is a good start to where I need to be, basically getting the house organised and not so cluttered. I figure this will help me make better use of the things that I do have and save me money in the long run (it means I will not buy double!).
If I've not wished you it already, have a happy new year.


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Well, I didn't have any weight-loss this week..it's not surprising tho..I barely got to do any exercise at all...(sick Toddler ALL week ) and I made some baaaad choices during the week too.
I'm still stuck on 75 kgs so this week it's back to reality and back to the drawing board.
Good Luck my Lovelies..let me know how well you've done.

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Under a plea-bargain agreement, alleged drug kingpin Robert Bruce Dowdy 3rd has pleaded guilty to racketeering and tax evasion and federal prosecutors dropped several drug charges and one of money-laundering.
Judge Frank A. Kaufman set sentencing for Dec. 13 after accepting Dowdy's plea yesterday. The maximum sentence Dowdy could receive is 21 years in jail and fines totaling $2.5 million.
Dowdy, 36, of the 1700 block of Winford Road in northeast Baltimore, distributed wholesale quantities of heroin to local dealers, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Katharine J. Armentrout.


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On this blog in January, I reported spying random bits of environmental art in Rock Creek Park. "Stone bee hives," I called them.
Apparently, Fox News also spotted the art cairns and followed up with an article and video. Here's an excerpt:
Sculptures are popping up in Rock Creek Park. In fact, they're right in the middle of the creek itself.
Some people might not even notice at first, but once they see the sculptures made of stone and twigs, they are intrigued. One jogger told FOX 5, "Someone's probably just trying to express themselves a little bit."
We have no idea who's creating these sculptures, but a little detective work reveals a few clues. Nearby someone's written some letters – a K and a U. Then just a few feet away you can see the spot where somebody was breaking large rocks into pieces to make them just the right size.
Watch Fox's video here:
Check back in for a revelation of who this mystery artist might be.


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The fridge on my T37 has given up the ghost. I had someone have a look at it and he gave me a fairly unspecific diagnosis of "it's had it, not economical to repair" I may get a second opinion, otherwise it need replacing.
The fridge was not original but wasn't a bad fit it was a waeco CR110 (2012 I believe)
Not sure what to replace with, the obvious choice would be the waeco CRX110 which is the same dimensions. Just wondered what other people had? or whether it is worth pursuing a fix?
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Excited and energized state legislators bounced from booth to booth, throughout a bustling exhibit hall at the Minneapolis Convention Center. These state leaders had descended upon the Twin Cities, last week, for the annual National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Summit. The Brady Campaign was there to greet them and their staff, to arm them with valuable information, studies and research, model bill language, and strategy advice and counsel to address gun violence in their states.
Legislators from all over – west of the Rocky Mountains and all the way to the Eastern Seaboard – heard about our drive to "Finish the Job" in more states by expanding background checks to all gun sales. We also educated them about the "bad apple" gun dealers in their districts and states that supply many of the crime guns in major cities that contribute to violence.
The state legislators who represent people in communities most affected by "bad apple" gun dealers were surprised to learn that 1% of gun dealers supply nearly 60% of all the crime guns, many of which are recovered in crimes in those communities. Some legislators were also surprised to learn that some of the "bad apple" dealers are operating in their own district!
The Brady Campaign has had a vocal presence at the summit for more than 20 consecutive years continuing our long-standing tradition of supporting state legislators nationwide. We were lucky this year to be joined by our local partners in the host city, our Northland, MN Chapter and Protect Minnesota.
A 13-year veteran of this summit, I was inspired most by the optimism, passion and strong dedication the legislators showed for doing something to reduce gun violence in their states. This enthusiasm has continued to build since 2013 when 21 states passed sensible gun legislation, eight states passing major gun reforms, including four states passing new laws to expand Brady background checks to all gun sales.
This progress is a direct result of more Americans taking action on the gun violence prevention issue and the tangible and real increase in activism in many states, especially in areas with new Brady and Million Mom March chapters. This sense of momentum was certainly reflected in our conversations with the legislators who are fired up to work toward solutions.
You know, the media likes to tell the narrative that our window for action closed after the Senate failed to pass the "Manchin/Toomey" background check amendment in April 2013. But nothing could be further from the truth and we saw strong evidence of that from the people who visited our booth in Minneapolis. State legislators are becoming more and more outspoken and confident on our issue the more their constituents speak out about real solutions to gun violence. There is no doubt that we will continue to see progress.
We'll be in Seattle for the 2015 NCSL summit and we know, before then, there will be more state victories and even more momentum for change at the federal level. Until then, take action with us and help us continue our push to get Congress to Finish the Job!


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She skyrocketed from obscurity to the #1 spot in the US. Thanks to Kelly for this suggestion. With a happy birthday to Nameberry co-founder Linda Rosenkrantz, our Baby Name of the Day is Linda.READ MORE >>
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Can the end of summer really be so near? It feels like just yesterday, Washington DC was digging out of the February snowstorms. Speaking of the February snowstorms, we were at the city's summer concert series on Friday night and we're anticipating A LOT of November babies. One expectant mom was kind enough to tell […]READ MORE >>
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Thursday, July 16, 2009
Best Fajitas in Fort Worth.
The fajita meat at Pappa's is marinated for two days. I know, I helped open the store 12 years ago and watched how they did it. The extra marination makes the fajita meat very tender.
The best time to enjoy their fajitas is on Wednesday night. Why? The fajitas-for-two-dinner, normally $32, is $16. That's fajitas for 2 with all the extras: fresh, hot, flour tortillas, chips, beans, rice, salsa --- and -- half price drinks during happy hour.
I have been to Pappasito's several times this last month on Wednesday night and the place is packed. I have always believed Pappas made the best fajitas in town, getting them half-price makes them taste even better.
Conclusion: they taste delicious, the portions are huge, and the price is the best in town. What else is there?
Trust me -- try it.
Wednesday night. Fajitas for 2, half-price.
Guest post by Stephen, transcribed from conversation.
Editor's Note: if you have a different opinion, that is, if you prefer the fajitas from another restaurant, please leave a comment.
9 comments:
- cd0103 said...
I hate Uncle Julio's but I love their fajitas. Must go try Pappacitos soon.
- July 16, 2009 at 11:09 PM
- callie said...
I like the fajitas at La Familia...you can get them with cactus too
- July 17, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- Francis Shivone said...
CD and Callie
Uncle Julio's was started by ex-Pappa's guys I do believe and their preparation methods are similar. UJ's is just too damn noisy for me.
La Familia is a good restaurant, their fajitas aren't as good as Pappa's in my view.
Thanks for the comments
- July 17, 2009 at 2:58 PM
I can't argue, Pappa's fajitas are very good. I also LOVE their chips and salsa they are the best IMO. I didn't know about the Wed night special. Thanks for sharing!
- July 19, 2009 at 1:57 AM
- Sunni R. said...
I like both places for fajitas, but agree with Fran that UJ's is too noisy. I like it if I can sit outside, plus my kiddos do better on patios. Pappasitos (and all the other pappas places except the steakhouse) is noisy too.
- July 31, 2009 at 3:33 PM
- Kim said...
I agree with you. Pappasitos has the best fajitas in this town.
- August 3, 2009 at 2:33 AM
- Victor Shivone said...
Look forward to having one! I'm salivating at the thought of biting into one of Pappacitos delicious fajitas whilst sipping on a cold brew. Yummy!!!
- August 3, 2009 at 1:35 PM
My Family members and i are what you call tex-mex food experts and i can't believe what i am reading. Uncle julio's has the best fajita's hands down and i will drive 45 min on the other side of town here in v.a.to get them. I am originally from the fort worth area and anytime there is a reason to celebrate whether here or there that is where i want to get my tex-mex fill.
- September 7, 2009 at 7:12 PM
- billyferg21 said...
I agree that the Beef fajitas are the best in the world at Pappasito's...My favorite chicken fajitas are at Joe T's..Joe T's whips me, though...
- September 16, 2009 at 10:16 AM


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Inadequate salt consumption by dairy cows may lower milk production by as much as six pounds or more per head daily, according to Richard Adams, Pennsylvania State University Extension dairy specialist.
Too often dairymen and their advisers take salt for granted because it is present in the ration or because salt blocks are available for cattle turned out for heat checks. These sources will not ensure proper levels of salt intake. Some commercial protein concentrates may only contain 1 percent salt or less to make them more palatable for top-feeding with high-moisture grain. This may provide cows with only one-third to one-half their salt needs.


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How to Prepare for IBPS PO Preliminary and Main Examination 2015
In this post we are going to tell you about "How to prepare for IBPS PO Preliminary and Mains Examination 2015". Every year Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) announces various common written examinations for aspirants who desire to be a part of banking sector. IBPS PO is one of the most popular examinations and the main reason for that are attractive job as well as huge number of vacancies.
In the earlier days there was lesser competition and vacancies were also huge so getting a job was an easier task for aspirants but now the competition has increased manifolds.
Every year lakhs of students are appearing for this Common Written Examination, therefore a proper planning and strategy is needed to crack this exam mainly because of INCREASE IN COMPETITION.
The purpose of this article is to make the candidates aware about the level of the competition of IBPS PO exam as well as strategies for better preparation. This year IBPS has introduced a new pattern for CWE i.e. Preliminary Exam, Main Exam and Interview.
So, for the convenience of our visitors and all the aspirants who have dream to work as a Probationary Officer in a Public Sector Bank we are providing you a detailed plan for the preparation of IBPS PO Exam.
You all have to qualify the Preliminary exam to make yourself qualified for Main Exam:
The pattern for Preliminary Exam will be:
English Language – 30 questions/30 marks
Numerical Ability - 35 questions/35 marks
Reasoning Ability - 35 questions/35 marks
The timing for Preliminary Exam is 1 hour and Main exam will be 2 hours.
The pattern for Main Exam will be:
Numerical Ability - 50 questions/50 marks
Reasoning Ability - 50 questions/50 marks
English Language – 40 questions/40 marks
General Awareness - 40 questions/40 marks
Computer knowledge - 20 questions/20 marks
Interview: The candidates will be called for interview (30 marks) on the basis of their online written exams performance. Candidate's educational qualification knowledge, Hobbies, Insurance awareness and all the other areas of interest will be assessed during interview.
Let's discuss each and every section in detail
English Language: This section will have at least 1 comprehension passage as well as questions from spotting errors, Para jumbles, cloze test and fillers. To do well in this section you need to go through daily an English newspaper to improve your language skills. We have seen that mostly all students never give proper time for this section. But this section requires lot of attention. This year English section is even more important as it can be deciding factor for qualifying to the next stage. As this section can be attempted in less time hence those who have good command over English Language will perform better and will also be able to score high marks in less time.
Reasoning Ability: This section will have minimum 2 puzzles, with questions on Syllogisms, Direction Sense, Coding Decoding, Inequalities and with other questions. This tests your mental aptitude and skills in attempting the questions. If practiced properly, this can be the scoring one. To attempt good in this section, you need to have a plan for attempting this section and you will be in a state to plan by practicing a lot. So, maximum practice is needed to score well. Try to understand the concepts of questions that will increase your speed as well and accuracy level will also increase.
Numerical Ability: This is the section which is the most time consuming one in the exam. We are expecting minimum two DI and rest questions from arithmetic topics. The approach should be different for this section. You have to choose easy questions first and then go for the tough ones. Don't go for all the questions as you have sectional cut-off to clear. Manage your time accordingly. We have witnessed this year that the level of questions of Numerical Ability section was a bit high in the IBPS RRB PO Exam so prepare well for this section.
General awareness: General awareness plays an important role to score in the exam. Candidates who are up to date about facts & news about daily affairs via newspaper or Television can really score well in this section. Candidates are advised to read daily newspaper to sharpen their knowledge and also maintain their knowledge related to banking and financial sector. Don't answer the questions on which you are not sure as there is negative marking for every wrong attempt.
Computer Knowledge: In this section 20 questions are asked which are generally very easy and questions ask on operations which a person's generally done on computers and candidates can easily score good marks.
Since not much time has left for the examination hence you should study as much as you can. We would suggest you to devote time towards General Awareness and Computer section also as there would not be much time for the mains. Time devoted for subjects in total for both studying and practice should be = 10 hours / day
English Language – 2 hours
Numerical Ability – 2 hours
Reasoning Ability – 2 hours
General Awareness and Computer – 2 hours
Practice and focus on increasing speed – 2 hours
Tips to reduce negative marking in IBPS:
As there are 0.25 marks negative marking in the exam so aspirants should consider these points to avoid negative marking.
- Take chance only for those questions in which you are sure for answer.
- Avoid guessing as it may reduce your all over score via negative marking.
- Read carefully the questions and then only answer them.
- Improve speed and be focused.
Tricks & Shortcut methods: The key to success in any competitive exam is to look for tricks and methods to solve questions in a short span. This would allow the candidates to attempt more questions in less time.
Determine Sectional weight-age: Not everyone is perfect in all the areas of study. Therefore you must identify your strengths and weaknesses and then accordingly you can plan for the exam.
Time management with Speed: In exam all you have to manage you time properly as you can't waste time in a single question as sectional cut-off is there.
Do the Mock Test: the most important plus point of giving mock test is that it will help you to make an exam plan which you can follow, as from attempting the mocks you all can analyze which section to attempt first and how much time you have to devote in each and every section. Also, find the silly mistakes you make and figure out how you made them so you don't do it again.


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Do you have an older iPhone or iPad that you want to sell or give to someone and you want to remove all your personal data and apps? Or maybe your device has gotten clogged up after a lot of use and you just want to restore it back to its pristine factory condition. The procedure is quite straightforward and here is how it works.
- Open "Settings"
- Tap "General"
- Scroll to "Reset" and tap it
- A list of possible actions will be shown, as illustrated in the figure below
- To return the device to its original factory condition, tap "Erase All Content and Settings"
The process goes pretty quickly and then you will have a clean system with all your personal data and apps removed, including your Apple ID. Next time the device is turned on it will go through a first-time setup just as if it were new.
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Bereavement - Definition, Symptoms & Causes
Updated 08 July 2011
Causes of Bereavement Issues
Bereavement is experienced when a loved one dies. Bereavement may involve troubling thoughts, difficult feelings, and strong emotions. Bereavement is a part of life that can feel unbearable. A person who has been bereaved may feel alright one day, then feel worse the next day. Bereaved people are everywhere. Some cultures, through their customs, recognise and support bereaved people. Other cultures are uncomfortable or avoid the subject of bereavement and offer little support to bereaved people.
Symptoms of Bereavement
When a loved one dies, a bereaved person may be shocked, numbed, or dazed. They may feel overwhelming sadness, cry a lot, and become exhausted. Anger may be a part of bereavement. A bereaved person may be angry at the person who died, an illness, doctors, nurses, or a divine being if they have a faith, for leaving them with so much pain. Guilt may also occur in bereavement, for being angry, for having said or not said something, or for not having been able to save the loved person.
Causes of Bereavement Issues
Bereavement may involve four phases. A bereaved person may move through each phase, or move back and forth amongst them. The first phase of bereavement is accepting the loss is real. The second phase is experiencing the pain of grief. The third phase is adjusting to life without the person who died. The fourth and final phase is letting go of the person who died in order to allow someone or something new in. Some people navigate bereavement. Other people find it very difficult to cope with bereavement.
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Common condolence sayings include "Sorry for your loss," "Our prayers are with you during this time of need' and "Please accept our heartfelt sympathies on the loss of your loved one." People can also offer words of encouragement such as "With time, this will get better" and "You have our support and love."
Condolence phrases are commonly used when tragedy has occurred, such as the loss of a loved one, after a physical injury or when a person is struggling with a personal situation such as a divorce, loss of a job, mental breakdown or recovery from a difficult relationship. People can provide words of comfort by using phrases such as "Our hearts go out to you during this difficult time" or "Don't forget how much we love and care about you."
Condolence sayings may also refer to Bible passages or express spiritual support with phrases such as "May God's peace be with you" or "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit" from Psalm 34:18.
People can also offer words that express they believe in the strength of the individual suffering a loss or setback with phrases such as "May you find comfort and the strength to cope" or "We know you are strong enough to handle this."


text: Celebrities trying to get pregnant Celebrity news News & Gossip 1 Why Jennifer Aniston has hired a baby coach plus Lily Allen and Megan Fox fuel pregnancy rumours Jennifer Aniston has made no qualms about the fact that she wants to be a mum. After recently hinting that she is thinking of undergoing artificial insemination to get pregnant, the actress is allegedly trying another plan. The 41-year-old former Friends star is rumoured to be seeking advice from baby life coach Suzannah Galland in a bid to help her become a mum. Suzannah, whose clients reportedly include Naomi Campbell and Demi Moore, is said to be offering emotional support and tips on how to seek alternative routes to Jen. "So many of my clients are walking around with a big hole in their hearts if they don't have a family," she told Grazia magazine. "Many of them think that because they can't have a family the traditional way it won't ever happen to them, they don't consider other viable means, like adoption." Another celeb wanting to start a family soon, Lily Allen has spoken out about her desire to have babies with her beau Sam Cooper. Hitting back at suggestions that she's too young to start a family, the 25-year-old Smile singer believes getting pregnant will make her more "grounded". Lily is currently taking a break from touring and releasing any music, as she wants to dedicate all her time to motherhood – when it comes along. "Kids take up your whole life, particularly in the first two or three years," Lily told Elle magazine. "So it wouldn't be very responsible of me to commit to doing a world tour if I had a baby. I don't think I'm that young." Elsewhere, newly married Transformers actress Megan Fox is rumoured to be planning to start a family with her new hubby Brian Austin Green. The pair, who got hitched last week in secret, are allegedly keen on having babies now that they have made their relationship official. Megan, 24, is already step mum to Brian's 10-year-old son Kassius. "Megan loves family life and is delighted to finally have that wedding ring on her finger," a source told Showbiz Spy. "She loves playing step mum to Kassius and says it would be a blessing if she could have a baby of her own." By Kyrsty Hazell 1 Comments Share Like this article? Showing of Charles Linskaill Lily Allen, Far be it form "being too young" this is the perfect age for any woman to have a wanted Baby, and we must remember that Lily had a miscarriage a few years ago, I hope if Lily does become pregnant, all will go well for her and her wanted Baby, Lily deserves all our best, and I recon she will make a Brilliant Loving Mother! Uh-oh! You need to be logged in to do this... Sign In Sign Up Load more posts Write a comment


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Sunday, Sept. 18
Got up when I felt like it, showered, grabbed a bagel for breakfast. Decided it was silly to bring a tent on a two week trip and maybe use it twice. Repacked the bike yet again.
Left for Ed Hackett's about 2:30pm. Took 237 East to 680 (I bypassed the 880/Mission section) to 580 to 205 to 5N to 4 to 99. All yucky freeway, but it gets me to 88. Hee. I like 88. Did not see any kangaroos outside of Jackson this time. Took 88 to 395 to Ed's place. Pulled into the driveway about 7:30 just after dark. Bugs come out along 395 after dark. Blah. Parked next to a loaded BMW I didn't recognize. Was greeted immediately by Roland Smith. Ah, it's one of Roland's bikes. Spent a grand and lazy evening chatting with Roland, Ed and Bonnie, Ed's roommate Monte, and Monte's girlfriend Maralee. Bonnie needs to learn about sunscreen. :-) Maralee makes excellent chocolate chip cookies which went very well with Ben & Jerry's Cherry Garcia.
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Chihuahua vs. heavy snow
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ROFLECTOR : 3 years ago : reply
Honestly why does anyone even like chihuahuas? They bark at nothing all the time and never stop shivering. Even when the temperature turns 85 Fahrenheit
Butthead69 : 3 years ago : reply
i couldnt agree moar.
cat : 3 years ago : reply
Good leave it in there, Chihuahuas are the most useless, most ugly, and most annoying dogs ever.. disgusting rats


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Warwickshire's Middleton Hall restored by volunteers
A group of volunteers have reconstructed a derelict Grade II listed building in north Warwickshire.
The oldest building at Middleton Hall, near Tamworth, dates back to 1278 and guests have included Queen Elizabeth I.
The buildings at the site are rented to a charitable trust which is hoping to raise a further £1m to finish renovations in a Tudor barn.
Trustee Brian Teall, 82, said working at Middleton Hall was like "having an extended family".
He said: "[The building] was absolutely terrible - it was derelict. [It had] no windows, no doors. I walked right through the buildings and everything was wrecked."
He added that the Tudor barn, which is on English Heritage's At Risk register, was "quite dangerous" and was the trust's "top priority" in its ongoing restoration plans.
The trust currently has a group of about 25 volunteers who are mostly retirees working on the building and in the gardens surrounding it.
Volunteer Peter Thorpe said: "There is a tremendous base of talent of people who are retired.
"You can see what's been achieved over the years, long before I came here."
The trust has leased the property since 1980 and will retain the house for a further 30 years.
The charity is funded by open days, weddings and conferences held at the venue.


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P. Kim is a missionary with the General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church, serving as co-director of the United Methodist Mission Center in Almaty, Kazakhstan with her husband, the Rev. E. Kim. The assignment began in the fall of 2011.
The Mission Center in Almaty plays a pivotal role in the Central Asia Mission Initiative, which is linked to the Eurasia Area of the denomination. The initiative began in 2003 and by 2011 had 19 congregations or Bible groups in four of the five Central Asia republics, once part of the Soviet Union. The Mission Center in Almaty was opened in 2006 through a generous contribution from the First Korean United Methodist Church in Flushing, Queens, in New York City. It houses space for Bible study classes, clergy education, church and district offices, and as the Central Asia site of the Moscow United Methodist Theological Seminary.
P. Kim was born in Seoul, Korea, but immigrated to the United States as an infant and is a US citizen. She grew up on the north side of Chicago, and now makes her home in New York City, where she is a member of the First United Methodist Church of Flushing, a part of the New York Annual Conference. She holds a bachelor of arts degree in biology and society, with an emphasis on environment issues, from Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, studied history at American University, Washington, DC, and took courses at Wesley Theological Seminary. She speaks English, Korean, and basic Russian.
She has experience and skills in Christian education, youth ministry, administration, teaching, and music. She was professionally engaged in youth work from 2006 to 2010 as program director for the United Methodist Korean American Youth Initiative, and earlier served as a private tutor and a youth pastor.
"My great-grandmother was the first Christian in my family," she says. "She became a Christian when she met an American Methodist missionary. Subsequently, my grandfather and father both became Methodist pastors. My family first became Christian because of the faithful service of missionaries; I would also like to serve the Christian church by becoming the first missionary in my family."
P. Kim underwent a long time of prayer around the question of whether she should become a missionary. "Through prayer, God has confirmed this. Since I decided to accept this calling, I have been filled with peace. I also sought the counsel of family, friends, and my Christian peers. Everyone has affirmed our decision."
P. and E. Kim were married in 1999 and have one daughter, Y. Kim, born in 2005, and one son, E. Kim, born in 2011.
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Manchester City manager Mark Hughes is aiming to get his transfer business completed as quickly as possible when the window opens in three weeks time.
Hughes will be have substantial funds to play with thanks to the financial muscle of owners the Abu Dhabi United Group.
However, he intends to spend wisely and not make quick-fix purchases, he said: "We want to get any business done as quickly as possible."
He added: "That means those new players will be available for a number of games in January.
"Some deals cannot be done that way. They drag on and go right to the wire, up until the last day and the last hour.
"We want to improve the quality we already have at the club. January gives us that opportunity to go into the market and acquire good players who will help us.
"The ultimate aim is to have a squad that is flexible and balances and one which can mean any challenges thrown at it."
Even though new arrivals will only increase competition for places Benjani Mwaruwari will welcome that challenge.
"We all know that there will be new players coming into the club in January and I am absolutely looking forward to it," the former Portsmouth striker told www.mcfc.co.uk.
"If you play and train with good quality players then you end up improving as well. Bringing in new top-quality players will add to the challenge and give the manager options."
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At Dealideal.com, people decode what the bar codes on coupons really mean and discuss how to use "buy-one, get-one-free coupons" to get one free without buying one or how to redeem $5 and $7 coupons intended for products priced $25 and up to get cheaper goods free. Elsewhere in the Internet's virtual bargain bazaar, an anonymous visitor to Bargainshare.com regularly posts pages from the Walgreens circular two weeks in advance.
Deal and coupon sites have been growing rapidly-with visitors to such sites, as measured by ComScore Media Metrix, up 29.4% in December to more than 22 million, compared to 5.9% growth in all Web traffic. The proportion of users who visit coupon and deal sites rose 2.5 points to 13.8% in December from a year ago.
Two years ago, Wal-Mart Stores and Best Buy unsuccessfully tried suing some deal sites, such as Fatwallet.com, to keep them from posting circulars under intellectual-property statutes. And Coupon Information Corp., a consortium of package-goods marketers who distribute coupons, has sent letters to the operator of Dealideal threatening: "those who aid and abet these criminal activities may be subject to both criminal and civil prosecution."
So far, however, litigation hasn't been forthcoming, said Leo Gartsbeyn, operator of Dealideal, in an e-mail exchange. He argues that there's nothing illegal about consumers taking full advantage of deals gleaned from coupon codes. Dealideal members trade tips on which retailers and cashiers go easiest on aggressive coupon redemption (think young, male and inattentive), and how many coupons they can run through self-scanning checkouts before managers come snooping. Wal-Mart and Target are among visitors' favorite marks.
Ironically, Dealideal gets some revenue from affiliate-marketing relationships with online retailers-including Wal-Mart.com and Target.com-which give it a cut of what visitors linking from Dealideal spend. A spokeswoman for Wal-Mart.com declined to comment, and Target did not return calls.


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This European Standard specifies the common requirements and test methods concerning, in particular the construction, safety, fitness for purpose, and rational use of energy, as well as the classification and marking of gas-fired central heating boilers that are fitted with atmospheric burners, fan assisted atmospheric burners or fully premixed burners, and are hereafter referred to as "boilers". This European Standard is to be used in conjunction with the specific Parts 2 (Part 2-1 and following ones). This European Standard applies to boilers of types B and C, according to CEN/TR 1749:2009: a) that use one or more combustible gases of the three gas families at the pressures stated in EN 437; b) where the temperature of the heat transfer fluid does not exceed 105 °C during normal operation; c) where the maximum operating pressure in the water circuit does not exceed 6 bar; d) which can give rise to condensation under certain circumstances; e) which are declared in the installation instructions to be either a "condensing" boiler or a "low temperature boiler" or a "standard boiler". If no declaration is given the boiler is to be considered a "standard boiler" f) which are intended to be installed inside a building or in a partially protected place; g) which are intended to produce hot water either by the instantaneous or storage principle, the whole being marketed as a single unit. This European Standard applies to boilers designed for sealed water systems or for open water systems. This general standard and the specific standards (see Part 2) provide requirements for boilers with known constructions. For boilers with any alternative constructions, which might not fully be covered by this standard or a specific standard, the risk associated with this alternative construction will need to be assessed. An example of an assessment methodology, based upon risk assessment, is given in Clause 11. This European Standard is not intended to cover appliances intended for connection to gas grids where the quality of the distributed gas is likely to vary to a large extent over the lifetime of the appliance.
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I have been meaning to do a section like this for some time. We rarely seen the winners of the contests strutting their stuff in the much coveted goods us bloggers give away. Our first feature is the lovely Brittany, an aspiring model, who just recently had a photo shoot in which her stylist picked the dress that she won from a giveaway I had last Fall. I gave the dress away, because although cute it was just not my style. The dress, by the way, came from Dorothy Perkins. Well Brittany and her stylists really turned it up and Brittany looks fabulous!!! HEEELLLLOOOO NUUUURRRSSSEEE!!!!
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text: Comeragh Mountains, County Waterford A lush glen, a cliff path, a bog road, a mountain range, a canal bank, or even a city quarter: there are literally HUNDREDS of walks and hikes for the taking in Ireland. Coast to coast Being an island, Ireland naturally offers unique opportunities for coastal walks. The Wild Atlantic Way and Causeway Coast are stand-out locations, but don't overlook the likes of the stunning Beara, Dingle and Inishowen Peninsulas (each nicely varied with mountainous as well as gentler terrain) and Wexford's Copper Coast, named after the mining industry that once prospered there. Special mention, too, for the hilly routes around Achill Island, County Mayo. Speaking of islands, you can find some of the quirkiest, quietest walks on the likes of Galway's Aran Islands, Tory in Donegal and Rathlin in Antrim. In Fermanagh's lakelands, island walks come with a serving of Early Christian history. Achill Island, County Mayo Heavenly hikes Mountains in Ireland come in many shapes and sizes, but they all come beautiful. The Mourne Mountains boast a host of heavenly hikes and according to CS Lewis, we may not have Narnia without them. The Wicklow and Kerry Ways both traverse stunning mountainscapes with plenty of calmer stretches inbetween and a hike up Carrauntoohil in County Kerry is a hike up Ireland's highest mountain. The Slieve Blooms in County Laois provide stellar views, and less strenuous strolls while Coumshingaun, in County Waterford's Comeragh Mountains, has been described by the Irish Times as "the best demanding short hike in Ireland". The Antrim Glens Glens, bogs and canal banks Are Antrim's Glens the greenest place in Ireland? They're definitely close. Walks and hikes in these verdant surrounds are dealt a dash of colour thanks to the area's mythical heritage. For every step you take, a fairy, warrior, banshee or ghost has taken it before you. Did you know? Ireland is on the International Appalachian Trail. The route stretches from Donegal in the north west, to Antrim, in the north east. A hillhiker known as 'Cotton Joe' from North Carolina, USA, was the first person to walk the entire island of Ireland stretch in August 2013. Grand Canal, County Kilkenny Keep it quirky with bog walks in the likes of Tipperary, Laois, Offaly and Connemara. Bog walks are generally prettily planned with wooden walkways to keep you away from the stickiest terrain. For something a little less muddy, pick a canal, any canal, and walk its banks under cover of leafy canopies. Still not sure where to begin? Don't worry. As the old Irish saying goes, "Your feet will bring you to where your heart is".


text: Home About News and Media News Releases 2015804 Bike sharing program at Central Community College gets boost from BCBSNE wellness grant Central Community College's (CCC) health, wellness and sustainability efforts are expanding to include a bike sharing program with the help of a $10,533 wellness grant from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska. The grant will be presented to CCC during a bike share program kickoff, at the Grand Island Campus (by the new bike stations, between the 100 and 200 building wings) at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, August 6. "Our wellness grant program is all about finding unique programs that make a difference in the health and wellness of local communities," said Amy Bailey, BCBSNE senior director of brand and buzz. "As a Grand Island native, I'm proud that our support will help CCC students and staff enjoy the health benefits of biking – while enjoying the city's trails and paths." The program is an extension of the college's current sustainability, health and wellness programs. A bike sharing station has been set up on the Grand Island Campus where riders can opt to borrow a bike and ride on the city's 14 miles of trails, around campus or in the community. As the first and only bike sharing program in Grand Island, the service has a potential to serve over 3,800 riders at CCC-Grand Island, and beyond with successful community partnerships in the future. "We believe that when bicycle sharing is done right, it can be a perfect tool for healthy, efficient, affordable, fun and sustainable recreation and transportation," said Minetta Khan, sustainability coordinator, Central Community College. The second phase of the pilot program for CCC employees and students will include forging partnerships with community organizations and businesses to expand the number of stations and bikes. The CCC community is already encouraged to cycle to the Nebraska State Fair at Grand Island's Fonner Park this month. BCBSNE's wellness grant program is part of our larger community engagement strategy, which is designed to support health and wellness initiatives across the state. This year, BCBSNE provided funds to six programs, ranging from providing healthy meals to families in need to creating wellness programs for individuals with mental illnesses.


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When it comes to comparing the pick-up trucks of Ford Motor Co. and Chevrolet by General Motors Corp., I can honestly say that I've owned both brands. I bought one F-150 off the showroom floor. I also bought one that was very well used. Both my Chevy Silverados were low-mileage, used models. I leased one of them from my dad and the other one I bought from my brother. I have also had opportunities to drive multiple specimens of each brand that were owned by friends or associates. I like both brands as far as their trucks go. Their cars are a story for another day.
To me, Chevy trucks always seem a bit more solid, with interior appointments a little more lush and inviting. Ford trucks seem to focus more on utility and usability within a bit roomier interior. The Chevy trucks always exhibit deep power, easily delivered upon demand. Fords trucks always seem a bit more spunky with their aggressiveness always close under foot. Chevy trucks appeal to the gentleman in me but they've always done any job I asked of them. Ford trucks appeal to the workman in me and they sometimes seem immortal.
Chevy pick-up trucks are always quieter than the Fords. Ford pick-up trucks always seem a bit more nimble than the Chevys. I expect both brands to work hard, and work hard they do. I'd take either brand any day for any job I need done. There are other brands which I've owned or would like to get my hands on, but today's battle is between these two mighty classics. I dearly hope that I can afford to keep buying gas for the one that's sitting on my driveway!
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Day of the Dead enveloped the Mission last week. Thousands processed through the streets to honor those who have passed. Or to play dress up and party.
Afterwards, people gathered at Garfield Park to visit altars built by Mission folks who wanted to pay homage to people who have left us. They ranged from traditional to modern, Frida Kahlo to Burning Man, reverent to playful. LiLo talked to a few of the creators about the reasons behind why they made altars.
This lady is a hospice nurse who comforts people, mainly AIDS victims, who are on death's door. She made her altar to honor the patients who have passed through her life, and her fellow healthcare workers who have helped them through the transition.
Next I talked to Rosa. She needed to run home and get some more photos, so LiLo let her borrow his bike so she wouldn't lose her parking spot. She's experienced a lot of loss recently. Her son's friend was murdered at 23rd and Harrison, her pastor recently died, etc. Rosa was super nice, and seemed to have quite the network of folks around her.
Lastly, I talked with Dominic and MacKenzie Santiago, who made one of the more accessible, participatory altars at this year's Day of the Dead festivities. Theirs spanned many religions and cultures; photos of Jimi Hendrix, Steve Jobs and Black Jesus were inches away from each other. As we were chatting, a guy came up and put a photo of his dog on the altar, and told us how much she meant to him. Every year the Santiago brothers take the marigolds from the altar and place them at graves in Colma that are over 100 years old, to keep the energy flowing.
Thanks to everyone who participated in this year's Day of the Dead festivities. Hopefully it gave peace to those who sought it.


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MOTORISTS in rural areas are increasingly being targeted by 'crash for cash' insurance fraudsters, according to a new report by the Insurance Fraud Bureau (IFB).
Such scams have been well documented in urban communities, but until now it had not been noted as a problem for rural areas.
As one of the insurance companies closely involved with the IFB, NFU Mutual's experience of induced and staged accidents – where criminals engineer an accident to claim insurance money off an innocent motorist – revealed that the problem is growing in the countryside just like urban areas.
Rob Spiegelhalter, Claims Fraud Manager at NFU Mutual, said: "I think there can be a perception that this is mainly an urban problem but it is affecting rural areas as well.
"Not only are A roads, big roundabouts and major junctions arguably more likely to be found beyond the cities themselves, but the less populous the location the less likely it is that there will be witnesses there to potentially contradict the version of accounts presented by the fraudsters.
"In particular these gangs are on the look out for victims who they think will take the 'easy' option and let their insurer settle claims rather than fighting them through the courts, so we'd especially urge elderly drivers, lone female drivers and anyone driving a clearly liveried company vehicle to remain vigilant."
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North Palestinian examples are sandy, quartz and lime-rich fabrics. A finer, buff to pale yellow fabric, with common fine lime is typical for some late fifth to seventh century AD variants (Piéri Type 3: the size of the modules suggests that Abu Mena/northern Egypt is not the source (Piéri pers. comm.). Another common fabric is orange-red brown in colour and rich in iron oxide pellets, lime and quartz (another late fifth to seventh century AD Piéri Type 3 source: Judaea?). Some sixth century AD examples have a fabric very close to that of Gazan amphorae (Almagro 54) (for some illustrations of the range of Late Roman Amphora 5 and their fabrics, see Reynolds, 2005a).
Thin-sections of the orange fabric show abundant well-sorted sand inclusions, average size 0.25 mm, comprising well-rounded to subrounded quartz grains with a scatter of rounded biosparite limestone grains and occasional plagioclase feldspar (Peacock & Williams, 1986: Class 46).
Equivalent to: PAL AM of the National Roman Fabric Reference Collection (Tomber & Dore, 1998: 103)
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