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I made sort of a spontaneous decision to go back to veganism this morning.
I'm now committing myself to eating a whole foods gluten-free vegan diet.
I'm going to write about my experiences while transitioning from a meat-eating and processed foods diet, to eating a vegan whole foods diet. I will post pictures and link to recipes of my meals in hopes of encouraging others that are looking for a healthier way to eat. I know it can sometimes feel lonely when you are eating so differently than the family and friends around you, but you are definitely not alone! Whatever your reasons are for choosing to eat a healthier way, I hope what I post here can help you.
I know I won't be doing this perfectly, but I'll be learning along the way, so any advice, tips, or recipes are welcome!
Today I ate:
- Decaf coffee with Coffee Rich (a horribly processed non-dairy creamer that I must wean myself off of)
- Millet bread toast with Earth balance butter and razzleberry jam
- White beans sauteed in olive oil, garlic, fresh rosemary and lemon juice over a bed of fresh spinach
(3 cans of organic great northern beans, 3 TBS olive oil, 6-8 cloves of minced garlic, 2 TBS fresh rosemary, juice of 1 lemon - SERVES 6)
- Roasted green beans
(1 lb of green beans washed and trimmed, 1 TBS olive oil, garlic salt to taste, roast at 400F for 20 minutes - SERVES 4)
Afternoon snack
- Ddecaf coffee with non-dairy creamer
- 1.5 frozen over-ripe bananas (blended until smooth, it's like an ice cream type treat!)
(I was nearly finished before I remember to take a picture!)
- Roasted butternut squash with garlic, sage, and pine nuts
- Roasted baby red potatoes and baby candy onions
(2 TBS olive oil, coarse sea salt to taste, 400F for 35-45 minutes - SERVES 4)
- Roasted Okra
(1/2 lb, 1 TBS olive oil, coarse sea salt to taste, 400F for 15-20 minutes - SERVES 4)
It was a very roast-y night :)
Late night snack
- A sunflower seed butter and strawberry jelly sandwich on millet bread (I wish I hadn't eaten this. I realized right after I made it that I wasn't even hungry, but didn't want to waste the sandwich - they just don't keep in the fridge for later.)


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Steven has hit the half-way mark. I can sense his anxiety to get to Argentina…enough of Provo already 🙂 But he is striving to keep a positive outlook, I hope! I asked him a few questions and he gave me short and "sweet" answers.
I still look forward to Tuesdays~it's my new favorite day of the week! Enjoy… Marsi
Yes I would like more sd cards. I don't know how much they are, but I love taking pictures so the more the merrier. The food is food. They make some rather interesting things. My actual companion is Elder Harris and he's from Henderson (Las Vegas). I have yet to do sealings. Today I had to miss our temple trip to meet with the Argentine consul. I do not check my email daily. It is limited to 30 minutes on p day. You can just send me dear elders. My favorite room is whichever one I can find that is naturally lit with a little white noise coming from a fan. At the present, it is an empty classroom in the french zone on the floor below us. That's where we do most of our studying. My companion hates it though. Little things like white noise drive him insane. I drive him insane though and I'm not small. Such is life. (One of the toughest lessons I think he'll learn on his mission is how to get along with others….I think it's the hardest thing for most of us!)
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We have a winner for the Cherry Blossom 10 Miler entry!
*drum roll please*
Congratulations to Tanisha Pryce!
Tanisha, I hope that this entry will continue to inspire and encourage you to run. Have a great time at the 10 miler!
Thanks to all of you who entered for the giveaway. No worries, I will be doing more giveaways in the near future. For those of you who weren't aware…if you volunteer at the Cherry Blossom 10 Miler one year, you score a guaranteed entry for the next year's race. Just something to think about 🙂


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Sunday, October 5, 2008
The north woods...
19 comments:
- Suz said...
Grinning from ear to ear here! Can't wait to hear about your northwoods adventures. :)
- October 5, 2008 at 11:34 PM
- shakenbsis said...
I can't wait to tell you all about it! If I don't go to bed now I'm gonna be in BIG trouble tomorrow! Pics will have to suffice tonite, i'll add some commentary and more pics tomorrow...
Love you suzyQ, (not to be confused with Susie the Duck!!) LOL
- October 5, 2008 at 11:40 PM
- -Sir Jack said...
Shakes, love...how FAR did you drive? Looks like you went to the edge of the world!! Beautiful...let's see more!
- October 6, 2008 at 7:51 AM
- shakenbsis said...
Oh, I would say I was about 10 miles away from the Michigan border... ;)
- October 6, 2008 at 8:38 AM
- shakenbsis said...
Hey Sir!
I tried to get on your Island blog last night but some yeti kept howling and opened up about 50 tabs in my IE and I had to shut 'er down! LOL (Maybe I'll go back in Mozilla and see if it was a prank or an IE glitch!!!)
- October 6, 2008 at 8:40 AM
- Kathy said...
Wow! Those are awesome pictures - and the side-view mirror pic brought a grin to my face!
Lodi isn't that far away from Columbus so I'm thinking you went further north than that, ya der hey!
- October 6, 2008 at 8:56 AM
- Robbi said...
Absolutely love the photo's!!!
I get a very calm feeling looking at them....
And love the last one of you in the mirror.....To Cute!!!
Can't wait to hear all about it!!!
- October 6, 2008 at 11:07 AM
- Blaznfire911 said...
It seems that we all had a good time up north...just not together LOL
I LOVED your pics! I am going to work on my blog when I get home tonight, and try to have it up asap. I don't think I got too many cool pics...but we will have to see.
I am glad that you were able to get your salsa!! And did you uncover the mystery of susie the dick...oops I mean duck!!!
- October 6, 2008 at 11:26 AM
- ~Minxie~ said...
Beautiful pics Shakes..... cant wait to hear about the adventure....
- October 6, 2008 at 11:36 AM
- Sandsitive said...
Great pics! You could use them as a slide show! Glad you had a good time. Yes, what's with the 'home of Susie the Duck' ??
- October 6, 2008 at 2:21 PM
- dj said...
haha I LOVE the pic with you in the mirror! WE WANT MORE!!! :)
Glad you had a nice time!!! :D
- October 6, 2008 at 5:53 PM
- -Sir Jack said...
Shakes- Just checking back for your story.
Try using Firefox (for PC) instead of IE for a browser at the Island blog. That might work better! I haven't had that happen to me, but I'm using Firefox on a Mac. Cheers!!
- October 6, 2008 at 7:38 PM
- Christine said...
Shakes, love the pics. glad to hear you got away for a while. being unfamiliar with your corner of the world, it's nice to see photos that gives me an idea as to what you all experience.
Thanks for sharing. Hugs. C
- October 8, 2008 at 7:42 AM
- shakenbsis said...
Sheesh! Thanks for stopping by all, even though I still haven't had time to write about it!
- October 8, 2008 at 8:44 AM
- Grinder said...
Awesome photos!!! well done
- October 9, 2008 at 9:59 AM
- Lotus said...
Hey, Shakes, awesome pictures! Where did you go? Some of those shots look familiar. So, where's the story behind your trip?
- October 9, 2008 at 10:18 AM
- shakenbsis said...
Thanks Rod!
LMAO! not quite sure how to frame this weekend ;) (gotta get those food pics up too)
Thanks to Sir Jack's advice, I tried the Chocolate Calzone at the Red Eye in Wausau! OMG! to die for!!
I will get more pics up soon...
- October 9, 2008 at 10:29 AM
- shakenbsis said...
OH! I was somewhere up there in the land of a million little lakes up near the MI border...
- October 9, 2008 at 10:30 AM
- -Sir Jack said...
Those calzones are killer, love. You must have had help eating one to survive all the chocolate!!
*wicked smile*
Glad you stopped in to try one!!!
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This lady hits 60 and starts to feel a bit down as all her bodily parts are starting to sag a bit. She goes to see a plastic surgeon and asks if she can have a bit of a lift and tuck, not too much, just take 5-10 optical years off her body.
The surgeon explains that it's really minor surgery she is asking for and she should rather explore some practical alternatives to surgery and avoid the possible risks and side effects that go along with it. He suggests she take a prune pip and fold it into the back of her scalp so as to collectively gather the skin around her body. That way, he explains each day she feels low, she can just turn it a bit and lift everything around her body, evenly. She can hide the ever increasing knot of skin under a bun or hairpiece, too.
She goes with this…
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Diane and her husband, of Norfolk, Virginia had an Alternate Reality TWIDDER on a morning walk on the beach. (See http://realityshifters.com/pages/yourstories96.html.)
My husband and I were walking on the beach one morning, when we saw and noted a lone kayaker floating in the water. We walked a little ways further, as I looked down at the beach searching for shells. I'd say a little over a minute passed, when I looked up, and was surprised to note that the kayaker was gone. "What happened to the kayaker?" I asked. We looked, and looked. My husband said, "He didn't have enough time to leave our line of vision."
So what happened? Personally, I thought it cool that my somewhat serious husband got to witness this. I tried to get him to talk about it a little while after it happened. He seemed reticent to talk more about it… just shrugged.


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For those of you who stop by here on a regular basis, you've noticed it's been a slow weekend for blogging. Just too many other things going on – family birthday, Arkansas in the hunt for the SEC Basketball title and the routine chores.
I'll be in and out for the rest of the day, but may find time to scan through Bloglines during the game, unless it's as exciting as last night's was! In that case, I'm not sure my heart can handle it! Last second basket gave Arkansas the win over Number 4 Tennessee!
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Monday, January 4, 2010
Little Hands
Anyway, taking down the Christmas decorations usually makes me kind of sad. We ended as we began, with a naked tree.
Can I just say this was a totally amazing tree? Check it out. Awesome shape. Pretty filled out, not a lot of holes. You just don't see this very often when you go hack down a tree in the wild. It was a very satisfying Christmas tree. And you can just make out my shrine to Andy Williams on the top shelf of the bookcase. The shrine now includes the letter I sent him in 2005 that he autographed to me, a picture of Andy with my Dad and also the tickets from that show, a vinyl LP (is that redundant?), an autographed program/photo book, an autographed book (you can buy the autographed stuff at the Moon River Theater gift shop), a wine bottle (yes, he has his own line of wines that have his picture on the label--we chose our wine at his restaurant based on which picture we liked best). I also have a magnet on the fridge. It's scary, I know. I'm OK with it.
But back to the tree. I don't know if you can really see the trunk here. It had about four different trunks coming out from the main one, which is what made it so full and decent-looking. According to Eamonn, that lovely tree was a bitch to cut down. Better him than me, I say.
So taking down the decorations always makes me a little sad. There's so much excitement putting the tree up and the boys help out. No one was clamoring to help me take the tree down--they were too busy playing Wii. So there I was, taking the decorations down and putting them in the ornament boxes (holy cow, we've got a lot of ornaments) and pretty much every single one has a memory. I remember where nearly all of them came from whether it was tied to the top of a gift my grandparents gave me (my Grandma used to give us a new ornament each year which explains why my cup runneth over with them), some I made "back when I was a girl," some were wedding presents or tied to the top of wedding presents (we got married at Christmastime), and so on.
And now, there are ornaments that the boys have made or that we have given them each year.
In December 2004, Declan was four years old and in his second year of a wonderful preschool (I still miss it), and Finn was getting ready to enter the long term maintenance portion of his leukemia treatment. It was a good Christmas--no steroids.
Declan had made a present at school for Eamonn and me. It was wrapped and under the tree and he was very excited for us to open it. I'm trying to remember if he even made it to Christmas before giving it to us.
It's a print of his hand, made with red paint--red has always been his favorite color (once he got past the pink phase)--on a piece of cloth that is stretched on a little wooden frame.
And attached to the frame is a poem:
Sometimes you get discouraged because I am so small,
And always leave my fingerprints on furniture and walls.
But every day I'm growing up and soon I'll be so tall,
That all those little hand prints will be hard to recall.
So here's a special hand print just so that you can say,
This is how my fingers looked when I placed them here today.
I stop and read it when we put the tree up and I stop and read it when we take the tree down. It still puts a big lump in my throat and a little tear in my eye. I didn't think I'd miss those years when they were so little, and let's face it, so challenging.
But I do.
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- 1dreamr said...
I have that same poem...complete with hand print...framed. Jess made it in preschool as well -- a gazillion years ago. Time goes by so fast, but each stage is a new gift. Enjoy them all!!
- January 4, 2010 at 10:37 PM
- Kristie said...
Yeah, ironically, no one is ever clamoring here to help with the take-down phase, either. That's ok, I'm kind of a control freak, so I don't really mind. As long as Blaine does the heavy lifting, I'm content to dismantle the tree by myself. :)
- January 5, 2010 at 5:12 AM
- Leeann said...
I hear you, loud and clear.
In our hearts, we are ALL like new toddlers-
That ying/yang, push pull of love and growth and change.
I feel it nearly every day but at the holidays and beginning/end of the school year, even more.
- January 5, 2010 at 6:47 AM
- Lucinda said...
I think every mom on the planet has at least one copy of that poem and I think every mom tears up no matter how many times it's read. (I'm tearing up just thinking about it...)
- January 5, 2010 at 4:17 PM
I made clay handprints with my Kinders for Xmas gifts...but the topper is this poem that came with my own handprints to my parents for Xmas when I was in K 45 years ago:
Here within my little hand
Hold it tight it feels so grand
To know your love is there for me
As mine for you will always be
Before you know it I'll be grown
And holding children of my own.
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In this life, we live and learn, and that includes internet blogging. Today I've learned that it doesn't work to make multiple posts, unless you adjust for backward order. I'd welcome help via email or comments. For now, though . . . read the original Ice, Ice post for photo explanation.
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Comic Book Review: Earth-2
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So today DC Comics launched its "Second Wave." Long story short, in September the company relaunched its entire line of comics with 52 new titles. After six months or so, they evaluated their lineup, and saw what was and was not working. What wasn't working was canceled, given time to wrap up (more or less), and replaced. Hence the "Second Wave" of the relaunch. Today saw the release of the pseudo-flagship title of the new line: "Earth-2."
When DC Comics was just starting out, its universe wasn't always that coherent or connected. Superman was Kal-L instead of Kal-El. The Green Lantern was a magical lamp, powered by a magic meteor. The Flash had a weird hat. Those kinds of things. Over time, the company took things in a different direction, and basically ignored all that stuff. We got a new Flash, a new Green Lantern, and tweaked origins for Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman. But fans weren't content to just ignore the past; they needed an explanation.
And so was born the idea of a Multiverse – at least I think this is where it came from in comics. The basic idea is that there is Earth-1 ("our" Earth/the "main" Earth), and then there are other Earths in other universes. All the old (the official term is "Golden Age") super hero stories happened in Earth-2, while the new stuff was happening in Earth-1.
Over the years, these comics crossed over annually. The Justice League of Earth-1 periodically met with the Justice Society of Earth-2 – either to just hang out or to combat some villain or crisis. Eventually however, it got to be too complicated and convoluted. Newcomers to comics were confused as to why there were multiple Supermen and Wonder Women running around, and didn't know which to care about. So the universes were collapsed together. Some elements were retained, while others were retconned out of existence. But that's another, very very long story.
Anyway, since the re-launch, we've only seen Earth-1. Fans of Alan Scott (the "magical" Green Lantern) or Power Girl (the buxom, alternate, grown-up Supergirl) were just out of luck.
Until now.
"Earth-2" throws us into the middle of a global war for existence. Mankind is being killed off by a demonic/alien horde. Lois Lane has been killed, as has all of Amazon Island (real name: Themyscira, but who wants to type that??). Superman is distracted and dejected. Wonder Woman is rage incarnate. Humanity is out of options, until Batman works out a virus that will eliminate the horde. So Superman and Wonder Woman – with help from Robin (aka Helena Wayne, Bruce's daughter in this universe, aka eventually The Huntress) and Supergirl (aka Karen Starr aka eventually Power Girl) – buy Bruce time to infiltrate the enemy base and plant the virus.
Spoiler Alert but not really because it says it in the first panel: the Big Three (Supes, Wondy, Batz) all die. Helena and Karen are catapulted into another universe, where they will – I'm assuming – take up their new mantles. So Earth (2) is saved, but at a huge cost. Luckily, there are new heroes on the horizon! Jay Garrick is visited by Hermes with an offer he (obviously) won't refuse, and I'm sure Alan Scott's origin story is coming soon.
Overall, I was a big fan of the issue. It moved pretty quickly, and the stakes seemed genuinely high. I mean, the heroes all died, so… yeah. The villains were pretty standard, but they did their job so I'm willing to forgive that. There was also a lot of reliance on captions/inner monologues (which is kind of but not totally a taboo these days), but that's really the best way to get the story moving while also letting us get to know the characters in as short a time as possible. So again: forgivable.
A big critique I've heard is that a lot of cool stuff (destruction of the Amazon Island, Lois' death, etc.) is glossed over, or that we connect with characters only to immediately have them taken away. And I get that. But I think it's more acceptable if this issue is really viewed as an Issue 0, an origin story, not just for this book, but for the other Earth-2 books. This gets us up to speed on the world, and primes us for what's next. It gets us where we need to be for the real start of the books – namely the foundation of the Justice Society, and the journeys of Huntress and Power Girl.
So, I liked it. I feel like James Robinson has a solid handle on the world he's building, and on the characters we've seen so far. I'm confident that he knows the story he wants to tell, and that he'll tell it pretty well. And honestly, I just like the idea of the Justice Society. True – I've never read a book about it. But I like the idea of a team of "second stringers." A team that isn't all A-Listers and Heavy Hitters. A team that maybe doesn't get all the glory, but does a great job, and picks up the slack when the A-Team falls.
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Discussion in 'Live Performances' started by nevermind, Aug 14, 2015.
David Gray performs "Gutters Full of Rain" with an unplanned guitar solo live at Lightning 100.
Hah, seems to have some trouble remembering the lyrics of these oldies. But it's great every time he plays this older stuff.
love stuff like that, especially when things aren't "perfect". Nothing better than DG live.
I don't post much, but visit everyday.....for reasons just like this. For some reason, I don't think I've ever heard Gutters live. Amazing.
I've had a long week.. this was just what I needed to soothe the soul....
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Proverbs 29:3
Loving Wisdom vs. Loving Harlots
1. This proverb contrasts two different sons.
2. It is a contrast between a wise son who follows the counsel of wisdom and a foolish son who follows a sinful lifestyle.
3. It is also a contrast between loving wisdom and loving harlots.
1. "Whoso loveth wisdom."
a. This refers to a wise son. ("His father…")
b. We know that this son is wise because he loves wisdom.
2. Love in the Bible is not just an emotion, but speaks of action.
a. If there is genuine love, then there will be the fruit of that love. It will be manifested in outward actions, not just inward feelings.
b. Loving wisdom involves OBEYING the voice of wisdom.
c. John 14:15 – "If ye love me, keep my commandments."
d. Love for God is expressed in obedience—to the Word of God.
e. Love for wisdom is also expressed in obedience—to words of wisdom.
f. The book of Proverbs is a FULL of words of wisdom. It is full of words of warnings from Lady Wisdom in the early chapters.
g. It is full of words of wisdom from the father to his sons.
h. It is full of words of wisdom from Solomon and other kings to their subjects.
3. Some sons did not love the counsel of Lady Wisdom.
a. Prov. 1:20-25 – Lady Wisdom called to the youth to hear, but they laughed her to scorn. She stretched out her arm to them, but no one regarded.
b. Vs. 22 – The reason they disregarded her words of wisdom was because they HATED wisdom and knowledge.
c. Vs. 22 – Instead of loving wisdom, they loved simplicity (inexperience and a lack of wisdom).
d. Vs. 29-30 – They did not love wisdom and knowledge and counsel. They HATED it. They rejected her counsel.
e. They expressed their lack of love for wisdom by choosing folly and rejecting wisdom's calls.
4. But some sons do love wisdom and counsel.
a. Proverbs 8:12 – Wisdom is speaking.
• Wisdom has counsel and understanding—and that results in strength. (vs.14)
• Wisdom explains that it is because of wisdom that kings reign and princes decree justice. (vs.15-16)
• And wisdom loves those that love wisdom! (vs.17)
• There are those who do love wisdom and who SEEK it early. They seek it early in life. They seek it early in situations that arise, instead of as a last resort, after our own understanding fails us.
• This term for "early" also implies with diligence.
• The ones who love wisdom seek her early… right away… and with diligence… as if they were seeking for valuable treasure.
• Vs. 18-19 – In fact, those who seek wisdom ARE seeking for a valuable treasure!
• Vs. 21 – Those who love wisdom will inherit substance and will fill their treasures.
b. This is the kind of son that Solomon is describing in the first part of Proverbs 29:3 – a son who loves wisdom. He has good reason to love wisdom!
c. Prov. 4:7 – "Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding."
d. If you really love wisdom, you will be diligent, you will sacrifice, you will cross mountains to obtain it—like seeking for gold!
5. This is the kind of son that rejoices his father.
a. This has been a theme in Proverbs:
• Prov.10:1 – "A wise son maketh a glad father."
• Prov.23:15 – "My son, if thine heart be wise, my heart shall rejoice, even mine."
• Prov.23:24 – "The father of the righteous shall greatly rejoice: and he that begetteth a wise child shall have joy of him."
• Prov.27:11 – "My son, be wise, and make my heart glad."
b. Note that the father rejoices not that his son has achieved wisdom and maturity, but that he LOVES wisdom.
• Even if the son is not quite there yet, the father rejoices because he knows that his son WILL be there one day. That is guaranteed.
• Prov. 8:17 – "I love them that love me; and those that seek me early shall find me."
• The wise father gives his son time to find wisdom. He knows that his son is seeking it—and in good time WILL find it.
• It is all a matter of the heart's desire.
1. In contrast to a son who is seeking after wisdom, Solomon describes another son who is seeking pleasure and self-indulgence.
a. This son is seeking and keeping company with harlots.
b. This son is seeking a lifestyle of loose living and immorality.
c. I Cor. 6:18-20 – "Flee fornication. Every sin that a man doeth is without the body; but he that committeth fornication sinneth against his own body. 19What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? 20For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's."
2. The sad part is that wisdom would have preserved him from seeking harlots and loose living… and dealing with the aftermath and consequences of such a lifestyle.
a. Prov. 2:11-12a – "Discretion shall preserve thee, understanding shall keep thee: 12To deliver thee from the way of the evil man." Wisdom would keep a young girl from an evil man.
b. Prov.2:16-17 – "To deliver thee from the strange woman, even from the stranger which flattereth with her words; 17Which forsaketh the guide of her youth, and forgetteth the covenant of her God." Wisdom would have kept this young man from the strange woman (harlot).
c. Prov. 5:1-5, 7-11 – Wisdom gives warning for a good reason… to prevent the youth from following evil ways and paying the consequences for the rest of their lives!
3. The good news is that, like the prodigal son, the foolish son can learn his lesson the hard way, repent and begin to love wisdom and seek it with all of his heart.
a. Unfortunately, you have to live with the consequences of sin.
b. There may be some scars from that lifestyle. There may be some children from that lifestyle. There may be a whole host of issues that he could have avoided had he listened to wisdom earlier in life.
c. But even so, he can get his life back on track and be restored spiritually and made whole again.
4. The foolish son who keeps company with harlots "spendeth his substance."
a. One of the consequences of rejecting the way of wisdom and choosing the way of harlots and loose living is that it is expensive. You can burn through money pretty quickly living that kind of a lifestyle.
b. The prodigal son did. He spent his father's substance.
c. Consider the words of Luke 15:13-16: "And not many days after the younger son gathered all together, and took his journey into a far country, and there wasted his substance with riotous living. 14And when he had spent all, there arose a mighty famine in that land; and he began to be in want. 15And he went and joined himself to a citizen of that country; and he sent him into his fields to feed swine. 16And he would fain have filled his belly with the husks that the swine did eat: and no man gave unto him."
d. Immorality is very expensive—in many ways… the drugs, the booze, the hotels, the prostitutes, the gambling, potential blackmail, divorce, etc.
e. There's a hefty price to pay for loose living; it's not cheap.
f. Solomon says that the foolish son "spendeth his substance." Loose living left him broke.
g. Prov. 6:26 – "For by means of a whorish woman a man is brought to a piece of bread."


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Here is a fascinating Annamacharya lyric, in the form of a poignant dialogue
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Hanuman has returned after successfully tracing the location where His Lord's spouse, Sita is incarcerated by the demon Ravana. Not just that, Hanuman has destroyed the rascal Ravana's great city Lanka, before returning from there to his Lord.
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Rama – What has she said to you then? And what did she ask you to tell me?
Hanuman- That she is in a severe penance otherwise called pangs of separation from her husband.
Rama- Oh the descendant of the God of Wind ! What did she say? What did the lady say to you? The daughter of Mother Earth, what did she ask you to say to me?
Hanuman- Oh, The ruler of the Sun dynasty ! She says life is unbearable for her, Unbearable as she is away from you.
Rama- What else did she say? What more did the lady say?
Don't tarry. what more did she ask you to add ?
Hanuman- This, my body, it is just a heap of bones, it's unreal. It, alas, doesn't leave me.
The hankering after the wretched deer has resulted in all this misfortune. This is what she said.
Rama- Didn't she say anything in respect of me ?
Hanuman- She said that though your bodies both were two, the life was but one.
Just as you were pining for her, she has been pining for you.
She adds ,"Oh, the scion of the Manu lineage, I look forward to join you in a passionate
reunion on the Tirumala hill, in times to come."
Here is the Lyric in Roman script.
R – Apud-aemanen aem-anum-anenu ?
H- Tapamae viraha taapamane.
R- Pavanaja ! yaemane, padathi mar-aemane ?
Avanija ninun-aemanumanenu ?
H- Ravi-kulendra ! Bharamu pranambane.
Eevalan-etlu dhari-inchaen-ane.
R- Inkaa aemane, Inti mar-aemane ?
Konkaka, aemanikosarum-ane ?
H – Bonkula daehamu, poadidi vaegane.
Chinka vaeta itu chaesenane.
R- Nanun-aemane?
H- Praanamu msnak-okatane.
Tanaku nee valene Taapam-ane,
Manu kulaesa ! Praemapu mana kootami
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Then, of course, there's sacrifice. You're supposed to sacrifice lambs and birds on the altar. Where is your altar? Do you have one in your backyard? This is particularly difficult for those of you who do not live in a rural area. Even in a Nebraska farm house, the slaughtering of animals, leaving blood on the altar and constant burning of lambs and birds is going to raise some eyebrows. You might think that anything goes on a Nebraska farm. (What do they know, it's the Midwest, right?) but you'd be wrong.
To follow God's laws, you have to obey your parents, but be willing to leave them, beat your children and still love them, not covet your neighbor's wife, but instead have several wives of your own. Be nice to your slaves. Pay your taxes but you won't have many to pay because you're supposed to leave house and land and "follow Jesus."
What this sort of belief in the infallible leads to is a lot of people following a very fallible person or organization. If your minister tells you to do something, should you do it? I'd argue that you should only do it if it makes sense to you in the first place.
My big problems with people becoming "followers" of a religion are that:
1. The leaders of the religion get to tell them what to do, thus interpreting the word of God in a way that works for the leaders.
2. The leaders are motivated by power and money. Sometimes they aren't even "true believers" themselves.
3. Not sure why you need to belong to an organization to be a good person.
4. The best part of life is thinking for yourself, and I believe more of us need to think for ourselves.
5. Religions are almost always patriarchal. And I do not like the idea of doing what some man tells me to do.
But why stop at religion? Many people have someone who they believe to be infallible. They quote their boss, their best friend, their therapist. Just because this person is your therapist doesn't mean they know everything. What do you think?
My mother-in-law believes one person in the universe is absolutely infallible and that person is my brother-in-law. We'll call him Adam. Adam was her first born and like the first born man, she believes that makes him a sort of god. I mentioned to her that I want to get my eyes lasered. She said that if I do it, I should do exactly what Adam did. Why do I give a flying freak of a rat's ass what Adam did? She insists that the way Adam and his wife vacation is the best way to vacation. It is absolutely the best—for them—it's just not the way we vacation. They go somewhere that their food is cooked for them. I get that, a lot of people like that. In fact, most people. We like no tours, no planned trips, no other people to socialize with, staying at a house, doing our own thing and that includes doing our own cooking.
If you met Adam, you'd say he's a super nice smart guy, but if you were told a thousand times a day that you need to be more like him: Adam is the first man! The oldest son! You might start to react. You might say, I'm not doing anything he does. Everything he does is ridiculous. You'd be wrong.
But there are a lot of us in the room, in the house, on the planet who have found our own center, our own truth. If I were looking for someone to model my life after, I think I'd find a woman who practiced integrity and compassion. And I have a couple people like that.
My mother-in-law enjoys believing Adam is infallible. It comforts her to know that when she walks through the valley of the shadow, someone will guide her steps. None of us want to be alone, and I don't either.
Fortunately I'm not alone. I have kids and a husband and friends, and none of us is infallible. We're all kind of f…d in our own way, and I like us all crazy and not perfect. We're sawing off the edges of wild. We're tasting the center.


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Monday, June 27, 2011
I changed my mind...
I've said in a previous post that I can follow infertile turned pregnancy blogs. This is still true of continuing to follow blogs of people who I followed for a while before they got pregnant. I truly am so excited for those girls who's stories I can relate to, to those who's journey I have followed with their ups and downs. Their success really feels like conquering infertility.
However, I can not continue to follow a blog I just started and they immediately become pregnant. I don't think this applies to any of my regular readers...but if it does and I stop following, I'm sorry in advance. As far as new blogs go, when they get their BFP, I'm just not interested, I'm not invested in their story and I simply don't care enough to make any sort of kind comments. They are just one more pregnant woman to me, not really an infertile who finally got her BFP.
Is this mean?
I don't think it is.
I sort of relate it to those of you who become pregnant, trying to relate back to those who still haven't gotten their BFP. If you followed their story, you want to see it through. They will become pregnant and you can cheer them on. But I can't imagine that you would start to follow someone's blog who is new to infertility.
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- AnonymousJune 27, 2011 at 2:25 PM
Not mean. Totally feel you on this one. If I've been following, I can stick with, but otherwise, not right now. Thanks.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJune 27, 2011 at 5:48 PM
Not wrong at all :)ReplyDelete
In a land of loss and acceptance, I think you just gotta do what you gotta do. I've done the same on a few blogs. Just remember this is your space to do with as you choose. No judgments (hopefully) from anyone.
LOL, totally not mean. Just honest. Even now, I was newly following a blog who got her BFP right away and I've dropped it. Like you said - if you're not already invested in their journey and their struggles...it's hard to remember that they're an IFer as well.ReplyDelete
There is such a strange, hard to find balance in this TTC world of what's okay to you... to your mind and your heart. What you can hear/read about and what you can't. Good luck finding that balance!
You're not alone on this one! I feel the same way. As hard as it is for 'outsiders' to understand, I really consider you all as friends..so of course I would continue following your journey. But if it happens too soon, it's just not worth it to me. It's a fine balance I guess..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 28, 2011 at 10:12 AM
Yes you can change your mind and no it's not mean. I feel the same about this. I think you come to a point where enough is enough and you can't be polite and miserable at the same time. It has to be genuine interest, it's also suppose to be fun.ReplyDelete
Been there, done that. I had started to follow a blog that had a really great poster but she had only been TTC for just over a year and got pg on her second try w/o ART. I kept trying to follow, but just couldn't. Those of us that have been trying for at LEAST 2 years plus are in a different place emotionally and can't connect with someone who complains about having a hard time for 1 year. It's NOT the same. So no judgments here. As Tracy said above, this is YOUR space to do with as you please. Own it sister! :)ReplyDelete
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Our first date with Glacier was like many other first dates. The courted one, Glacier, presented itself with modesty and humility, almost shrouded in mystery. Literally, it was wrapped in a thick, impenetrable blanket of clouds, likened to the designs of old time Chastity Belts or Bundling Sacks. It was as if Glacier was not going to reveal all of its beauty and magic on the first date, oh no, there must be more courting involved for that to happen. Glacier demands patience so that its virtue won't be questioned.
However, in its reticence and reserve (something we both found intriguing), hidden treasures were revealed that may have gone unnoticed had such an atmosphere not appeared this day. Little subtleties that would otherwise be overlooked because they simply fade into the background were very apparent and vibrant set among this quiet, guarded and mystic space.
Imagine meeting someone for the first time who is very active and energetic, talking a million miles a minute. It is all you can do to focus on what is being said and not getting lost in the deluge of words falling all around you. When you part from said company, you can hardly remember their eye color, hair color or possibly even their name…you are just exhausted and relieved to be alone…in silence.
Now, imagine meeting someone who is a bit more reserved…quiet. Not rude or standoffish, but truly wanting something important to occur during the conversation. You notice little things when it is still and quiet, like the way their mouth curls up into a small grin when their dialog partner says something amusing, or how their hands find things to fiddle with, or how they might twirl their hair…or the color of their hair and even eyes for that matter. Little subtleties that can only be discovered when the light isn't shining so brightly.
That is Glacier on this, our first date. Due to the thick clouds, rain and overall grayness of the day, it seemed as if all bright colors called in sick and stayed in bed. This left a pallet of whites, grays, blacks, browns and even some shades of dark green. This was their day to shine! Without having the brilliance of the yellows, blues, purples, reds and bright greens to compete with, these muted, less appreciated, colors jumped at the opportunity to present us with another side of Glacier most miss, or don't appreciate.
The first to capture my full attention were the Aspen trees, but not for the reasons you may think. The Aspen's white bark is usually overpowered by their leaves, either wild greens or bold yellows depending on the time of year, and the plain, white trunks are never truly seen for their own splendor; but, in a world of shaded grays, blacks and browns, they truly jump out from the forest and into your car they are so bold! Proud, they are! You can feel it. It is amazing.
Then, as I focused more and more on what was being said by Glacier, I picked up a hint of bright green, almost fluorescent, peaking from the trunks of trees and the forest floor. It was moss. Plain ole moss. But, in this light, or lack thereof, it glowed, as if someone flipped on a light switch that lit up the moss when the clouds appeared. Otherworldly, as James would say…otherworldly.
Like any other first date, some history must be shared to establish foundation and roots. Glacier did this in a most fascinating way. While driving around, we would notice small wisps of clouds mingled among the pine trees. They weren't horizontal, as if lazing on the branches of the trees, but vertical, making their way up the mountains to their larger cloud friends hanging out in the sky. It looked like ancient smoke signals from Indians past, and that makes perfect sense, as this is Blackfeet country. This is Glacier's past, history, and this is how it shared its story with us.
Now, there was SOME color around, but not a lot. Surprisingly, some of the trees have already started to change; like movie trailers announcing the upcoming Autumn season. Mostly they are the smaller trees, Aspens, and the dominant color is yellow, but even the yellow is muted, like the color of freshly churned butter. Occasionally there would be flashes of reds, but not too many at all. I did pick up another color while driving, though since I was driving, it was difficult to focus on the tree to determine what it was. So, I asked James if he knew. I pointed out up in the mountains patches of what appeared to me to be trees the color of burnt brick, a very deep, dark red, set alongside the green pine trees. After he had some time to look, he reported back that they were dead pine trees. Sad. But, even in their death, they are beautiful and offer a striking contrast next to their living relatives.
Towards the end of the date we started receiving signals that things were looking up! The Bundling Sack, or clouds, started loosening up a bit and beams of laughter, or sun, illuminated the area. So, as with any good courtship, we will continue our journey into the soul of Glacier and see what more it has to offer. We will keep you posted!


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Publication details for Dr Timothy TopperTopper, Timothy P. & Skovsted, Christian B. (2017). Keeping a lid on it: muscle scars and the mystery of the Mobergellidae. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 180(4): 717-731.
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- ISSN/ISBN: 0024-4082 (print), 1096-3642 (electronic)
- DOI: 10.1093/zoolinnean/zlw011
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Mobergellans were one of the first Cambrian skeletal groups to be recognized yet have long remained one of the most problematic in terms of biological function and affinity. Characterized by a disc-shaped, phosphatic sclerite, the most distinctive character of the group is a prominent set of internal scars, interpreted as representing sites of former muscle attachment. Predominantly based on muscle scar distribution, mobergellans have been compared to brachiopods, bivalves and monoplacophorans; however, a recurring theory that the sclerites acted as an operculum remains untested. Rather than correlate the number of muscle scars between taxa, here we focus on the percentage of the inner surface shell area that the scars constitute. We investigate two mobergellan species, Mobergella holsti and Discinella micans, and compare the Cambrian taxa with the muscle scars of a variety of extant and fossil marine invertebrate taxa to test whether the mobergellan muscle attachment area is compatible with an interpretation as operculum. The only skeletal elements in our study with a comparable muscle attachment percentage are gastropod opercula. Complemented with additional morphological information, our analysis supports the theory that mobergellan sclerites acted as an operculum presumably from a tube-living organism. The paucity of tubes co-occurring with mobergellan sclerites could be explained by the transportation and sorting of detached opercula, while the corresponding tube remained attached to substrata in shallower water. The operculum perhaps performed a similar role to that seen in serpulid annelids and in neritid gastropods sealing the living chamber of the organism to avoid desiccation or for protection.


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Re: How to Create Conditional Color in QliksenseAlvaro Palacios Aug 24, 2015 5:05 AM (in response to Brijesh Maurya)
Hi Brijesh,
I think you need to evaluate the nested expression in your set analysis expression using the double quotation marks. Try with the following SA expression and let me know if it works in QS:
Expre..=if(Num(sum({$<fYear = {"$(=Max(fYear))"}>}amount)/10000000,'#,##0.00Cr')>Num(sum({$<fYear = {"$(=Max(fYear)-1)"}>}amount)/10000000,'#,##0.00Cr'),Green(),Red())
Alvaro P.
Re: How to Create Conditional Color in QliksenseBrijesh Maurya Aug 24, 2015 5:31 AM (in response to Alvaro Palacios )
but in qliksense its now accepting a condition for color its only having a Add limit options..
Re: How to Create Conditional Color in QliksenseAndy Weir Aug 24, 2015 11:57 AM (in response to Brijesh Maurya)
To use the KPI Object
-- KPI Measure Current Year
sum({$<fYear={$(=Max(fYear))}>} Amount)
To use your Add Limit parameter in the KPI Object set the conditional colour something like
-- Last Year to be set in Add limit
sum({$<fYear={$(=Max(fYear)-1)}>} Amount)
Colour below as red and above the limit as green.
Hope this helps


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The physiology of venous flow in the proximal deep veins of the leg was studied. A pulsed Doppler ultrasound study of flow phasicity showed respiratory phasicity to be present in 95% of subjects. In the supine position during pregnancy and the puerperium, venous flow velocity was maximal on inspiration but on standing upright it was maximal during expiration indicating that intra-abdominal pressure may influence venous return. The effect of posture was further considered in a longitudinal study of gestational changes in vessel diameter, flow velocity and respiratory fluctuation in flow. In the supine position, vessel diameter increased and flow velocity decreased with advancing gestation. These changes were most marked in the common femoral vein. No significant gestational changes in respiratory flow fluctuation were observed. Flow velocity was significantly slower in the left compared to the right common femoral and popliteal veins, in keeping with the observed increased incidence of left ileofemoral DVT in pregnancy. Adoption of the left lateral position increased flow velocity in both legs throughout pregnancy and postnatally. These novel findings re-evaluate the role of the gravid uterus in determining venous return from the lower limbs. The deep venous system of the leg was studied with duplex Doppler ultrasound in the early and late puerperium. Flow velocity was reduced in the left leg and changes in vessel diameter and flow velocity were observed between the 4th and 42nd postnatal day. Although flow velocity was significantly lower in the common femoral vein after caesarean section compared to vaginal delivery, no other differences were observed. Duplex Doppler ultrasound was used to study the effects of three types of stocking on venous diameter, flow velocity and respiratory fluctuation in the supine, left lateral and upright positions in non-pregnant women. Graduated stockings reduced vessel diameter at the popliteal vein, but no other effects were observed.
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Each of the stories in this series, is the story of one or more persons who touched my heart, who left a footprint on the path of my life. For a time we shared the journey, we walked together, and then they were gone and emptiness settled where they had been.
How can a person cope in the face of profound loss? Life goes on when it feels like it should stop. Our world as we know it has ended, yet the earth keeps spinning on its axis. The sun continues to rise and set. Yet, it seems like it should stop. But, it doesn't and we too must carry on. But how?
Each person will grieve in their own way.
I journal. I write about the pain, about the memories, about the joy that was and the sorrow that is and in time the hope of what might be someday. I look back at old journals, reminding myself of where I have been, of the obstacles God has brought me over, the trials He has brought me through. I meet myself as I was in younger years. I am reminded of forgotten little intimacies with loved ones. I tell our story and look at it from a variety of perspectives and I wrestle with questions and doubts.
In time, I come to a time and place where I am ready to do the work of "Making Meaning."
"Making Meaning?" What's that? We long for the life of our loved one to matter – to be remembered, to have value, to have made a difference. We long for our relationship with them to have mattered, to have made a difference. Making Meaning is our process of discovering how their life mattered and what we can do to remember it and to share it with others.
I've broken this final "Making Meaning" section into three parts: Remembering, Impact, and Helping.
This first part is "Remembering." What can we do to help ourselves and others remember our loved one and the ways his or her life mattered?
Create a scrapbook. Share your favorite memories of the person or create an overview of their life. Preserve letters to them now of things you'd like to tell them if you could. Describe memories of a specific trip or event you participated in together along with pictures and memorabilia.
A memorial website. Last Memories is one site that allows you to create a page in memory of your loved one. Pictures can be posted. Articles or letters about your loved one, your feelings, your processing can be written. People can respond with memories or words of comfort of their own.
Tattoo the person's face or name on your body.
Facebook. Maintain the person's already existing account or create a page in their honor. Here friends and family of your loved one can continue to post messages, memories, and updates.
A garden. Set aside a space for a garden as a memorial to your loved one. It might be one that incorporates some of their favorite flowers or a small pool or waterfall – a place of beauty as a reminder of the beauty of their life.
A special gravestone. A gravestone that has a meaningful picture etched on it. One family chose to have a picture of the family farm etched on the patriarch's stone. Another who lost a young child had her picture etched on the stone. Other's have the stone shaped in a unique image.
Plant a tree. Planting a tree is a living reminder of your loved one and is especially appropriate for someone who loved the outdoors or who was concerned about the environment.
Write a letter. Write a letter to your loved one. You might want to save them in a special box or scrapbook to be reread periodically. If you prefer to write privately and intimately, you may want to destroy the letter once it is written. The act of writing the letter can free thoughts and emotions that might otherwise be trapped inside. When you are wrestling with an issue that you would have discussed with them, writing a letter might help you to see from their perspective as you think about how they would have responded.
A Christmas ornament. Whether you choose one special ornament to lovingly hang year after year or to add an ornament in their memory each year, this can be a way to continue to include a loved one in your Christmas traditions.
A piece of jewelry. You may want to have a piece of their jewelry reset or redesigned as a wearable reminder. Origami Owl and Keep Collective both offer custom made jewelry so that you can design your own memory piece.
Repurpose their clothes. I have heard of both pillows and stuffed animals being made from a loved one's clothes. Often clothes retain the most powerful of all memory triggers – the scent of a person. These huggable items can bring the person close both visually and through fragrance.
This is only a few ideas for remembering a loved one.
I'd love for you to join the conversation and tell us other ideas for remembering a loved one.
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Wedding Dance -- ideas on planning it.
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Wedding Dance Song--tips on choosing it.
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A dance can be choreographed so that every step is planned. That tends to be the approach used by dancers in the Eastern United States. Out West, we pioneers tend to be mavericks. Many of us don't like to follow the crowd. Consequently, we use more of a lead and follow methodology, where the leader decides whats steps to lead in the moment, rather than performing a fixed routine. An advantage of this approach is that the leader can be more relaxed knowing that he doesn't have to remember everything. Here's short video clip showing Ken Delmar improvising some Argentine tango (AT) steps in a San Francisco nightclub with Elaine Sirois. . If you watch closely you can see Ken leading Elaine to do what are called ochos (figure 8's). Then he does some rock steps and finishes with a modified basic step. You will note that he is dancing to jazz, not Argentine tango music. This illustrates that the AT dance style can work well with different styles of music. .
For wedding dance lessons, often what works best is a combination of choreography and lead and follow. With this approach the leader has a definite plan, but then during a certain section of the dance, he will improvise. Choreographed steps are useful because they can provide a foundation from which to build. And they can help to ensure that the dance is interesting and enjoyable. If everything is left up to lead and follow, the leader may or may not be able to improvise a satisfying routine. Choreographed steps are particularly useful for the entrance, the start of the dance and for the conclusion -- those are the parts of dance most often remembered. Ask your instructor about how to make your entrance and about dance figures to use at the conclusion of your dance.
How much choreography to use is an individual matter and will vary from couple. It is best to work out the details with your instructor.
Don't worry if you don't no how to dance at all now. In the San Francisco Bau Area, Ken and Natasha are available to help you. Their wedding dance lessons can help you learn to dance in a hurry and look great for your wedding.
In the Sacramento, Roseville, and San Francisco Area, you may schedule
private lessons with Phil Seyer. He can be reached at 916-772-7555.
Here's another idea. Let the audience at your wedding reception join in the fun and learn to dance tango. Ask your instructor to teach a group tango lesson at your wedding reception. There are some simple tango steps everyone can learn, even if they have never dance before. "Everyone was dancing tango! It was great." said one happy bride.(New brides are also using this idea for surprise birthday partys. "It was an added attraction for the party; everyone looked forward to learning tango and they really enjoyed learning something new."
In conclusion, Argentine tango can be a wonderful first dance for a wedding reception. Thank you for your interest in Private Dance Lessons, Sacramento and Wedding Dance Lessons San Francisco


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SALT LAKE CITY — Bela Karolyi made more waves Thursday night when -- on his way to the official scorer's table to protest a low vault score to Chelle Stack -- he cut in front of Missy Marlowe as she started her run to the vault.
The crowd was incensed as Marlowe, a Salt Lake City native, had to stop and start her run again. Several coaches complained about Karolyi's actions.