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7th International Symposium on Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents
Asilomar, California
September 15-20, 1996
- The Symposium
- Acknowledgements
- References
- Contents of the Two Symposium Volumes
- Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: General Results and New Methods
- Introduction
- Upper Crust, Lower Crust, Upper Mantle
- Acquisition and Processing Methods, and Scattering
- Incorporating VSP, Wide-Angle, Earthquake, Rock Physics and Electromagnetic Data
- Introduction
- Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: A Global Survey
- Continental Interiors: Precambrian Tectonics
- Continental Interiors: Phanerozoic Tectonics
- Continental Margins: Passive Margins
- Continental Margins: Active Margins
- Continental Interiors: Precambrian Tectonics
- Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: General Results and New Methods
The Symposium
The 7th International Symposium on "Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents" continued the series of biennial meetings that involve specialists in the acquisition, processing and interpretation of crustal-scale seismic reflection data, and geoscientists interested in the application of deep seismic reflection results to geological problems throughout the world. 197 delegates from 23 countries registered for the Symposium, held September 15-20 at the Asilomar Conference Center, on a dramatic granite headland jutting into the Pacific Ocean at Monterey Bay, California. 61 oral and 142 poster contributions were presented exclusively in plenary sessions, and all delegates were hosted on the Asilomar campus to encourage continual interaction. The scientific themes of the meeting around which the presentations were organised, and which the eleven invited speakers were encouraged to discuss, were:
- New methodologies in reflection seismology (acquisition, processing and inversion advances, and statistical and scattering analyses);
- Extending traditional reflection surveys with the incorporation of vertical seismic profiles (VSPs), wide-angle seismic data, local and teleseismic earthquake data, rock physics and electromagnetic data;
- Precambrian orogens and crustal evolution, including geological and geochemical perspectives;
- Intra-continental collisions;
- Rifts, basins and extensional provinces;
- Bright spots in the crust;
- Lower crust, Moho and lithospheric upper mantle;
- Western North America continental margin, featuring the numerous recent onshore-offshore seismic transects from Mexico to Alaska.
In addition to the formal scientific presentations, evening discussion sections were organised on several topics:
- What are the priority global targets for seismic profiling, and what mode of operation does our community need to tackle them?
- Designing the deep seismic survey for the 21st century: what technology do we require?
- Deep seismic data in cyberspace: global, digital data repositories and atlases.
- Obtaining and utilising oil exploration data.
Beyond the exchange of ideas, one most important result of these discussions was to publicize the free availability of all controlled-source and earthquake-source seismic data acquired with participation of the IRIS/PASSCAL consortium (visit their website), and the efforts of COCORP to develop and maintain a meta-library of deep seismic groups and their data archives, worldwide (visit their website).
The 7th International Symposium was held in the 20th anniversary year of the publication of COCORP's first deep reflection profile from Hardeman County, Texas (Oliver et al., 1976). In those two decades, reflection studies have dramatically advanced our understanding of the continents, and the techniques utilized and the regions of geological coverage have broadened. Nonetheless, it remains cogent to quote from the introduction to the proceedings of the 1st International Symposium (Barazangi and Brown, 1986a):
"First, there is nearly universal awareness and acceptance of deep seismic reflection profiling as a necesary tool for exploring the deep basement of continents. The rapid and widespread increase in its use ... by numerous countries is a clear manifestation of such awareness and acceptance.
"Second, a new kind of earth scientist has emerged as the traditional fields of geology and geophysics are of necessity unified to achieve the best interpretation of deep reflection data.
"Third, results presented during the symposium demonstrated how much we still have to learn about the deep basement of continents.
"Fourth, because of the global nature of the deep reflection profiling programs it is already possible to decipher similar seismic "signatures" for different parts of the continental crust with similar geological environments. With the rapid growth of available deep reflection data, it is not unreasonable to expect that within our lifetime a clear understanding of the structure and evolution of the continental lithosphere may be achieved."
Following the symposium, 63 papers were submitted for publication, and, following rigorous review, 42 papers were accepted for publication in two special issues of Tectonophysics, volume 286: "Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: General Results and New Methods" and volume 287: "Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: A Global Survey". The first volume contains papers that are of general interest to the field (beyond any geographical focus), including papers describing new interpretational and processing methodologies. The second volume contains papers that are best described by their regional/geological focus, though of course all also contain general messages for the study of comparable regions worldwide.
The scientific results of the symposium are well summarised by the following quoted from the Preface to these volumes (Klemperer and Mooney, 1998 a, b):
"Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: General Results and New Methods" is fittingly introduced by a "long-term view", a forward-looking prognostication for our discipline. This is followed by a series of papers ("Upper crust, lower crust, upper mantle") that show the state-of-the-art in imaging and interpreting the shallow crystalline basement, the lower crust and the mantle part of the lithosphere. A decade previously our scientific focus was often on the lower crust, which had been almost terra incognita before the advent of deep reflection profiling. In contrast, the last ten years have seen an increasing emphasis on applying the technique to image at higher resolution in the crystalline upper crust (often in commercially important hard-rock mining areas) and to image to greater depths into the upper mantle, even arguably to the point of observing the lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary.
"The power of reflection seismology is continuously increased by new technical advances, some of which are reviewed in the section on "Acquisition and Processing methods, and Scattering". Two papers in this section relate to an important development in the way we look at reflection profiles, the attempt to treat the crust as a scattering medium describable by purely statistical parameters. This approach has value for geologically characterising the crust (though has not yet reached the fruition of providing descriptions useful to a "field" geologist) and also for understanding the effects of the scattering medium on the propagating wavefield, thereby setting ultimate limitations on our deterministic interpretations.
"The power of reflection seismology to study the lithosphere is also greatly increased by the collocated application of other methodologies ("Incorporating VSP, wide-angle, earthquake, rock physics and electromagnetic data"). Some of these methods are highly synergistic: wide-angle methods, and VSPs where a deep drill-hole exists, can utilise different parts of the seismic wavefield already generated for the seismic reflection profiles, and earthquake imaging with local earthquakes can utilise other seismic sources recorded on the same sensors already deployed for seismic profiling. In contrast, teleseismic methods typically require deployment of different (lower frequency) seismometers, and electromagnetic and rock-physics measurements require entirely different experiments. In addition to examples of datasets acquired with the various techniques, this section includes papers describing synthetic tests of the possibilities of near-vertical to wide-angle imaging using denser observation than is yet possible with our limited instrument inventory, thereby looking forward to improved experiments in the future.
"The second volume of this pair, "Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: A Global Survey", groups together papers by the type of tectonic setting that is profiled. The first section, "Continental interiors: Precambrian tectonics", contains a fair geographic coverage with papers showing new data from the Baltic Shield, from India, Australia and North America. Regrettably, Symposium papers on the other shields of the FSU could not be published here; and no papers on the African or South American shields were presented at the Symposium. The second section, "Continental interiors: Phanerozoic tectonics", can not cover more than a fraction of the earth, but it is particularly welcome to us to include papers from both Russia and China, areally significant but as yet relatively poorly known (at least in the English-language literature) by reflection profiling. Papers on modern continental margins are divided into sections on "Continental margins: passive margins" and "Continental margins: active margins", containing papers from a range of Atlantic, Pacific, and Australian margins.
"In this volume it would be impossible to select any one of these profiles, or any one of these areas, as more significant than any other. Instead it is perhaps more instructive to note the trends towards looking deeper (eg. into the mantle beneath the Uralian Phanerozoic orogen); using more advanced processing and interpretational techniques (eg. migrating data in complex velocity structures on the Cascadia compressional margin, and incorporating data from the Proterozoic Mt. Isa inlier into 2.5D Geographic Information System); and acquiring ever-more multi-disciplinary data-sets (eg. across the Betic Phanerozoic orogen, and across the New Zealand transpressional plate boundary). It is heartening also to see data acquired for strictly commercial purposes also fulfill academic interests (eg. 16 s data across the Brazilian extensional margin). Finally, it is remarkable to observe the increasing sophistication of geological interpretations of reflection profiles (eg. in the claims to distinguish multiple styles of mass transfer in orogenic wedges, and in the efforts to characterise the tectonic architecture of the entire plate boundary from Alaska to southern California). Reflection seismologists are becoming ever more bold in extending surface mapping into crustal cross-sections using their inferences from reflection profiles, and earth scientists in general are becoming ever more accepting that these reflection-constrained cross-sections represent a truth about the earth's crust.
"These trends, and indeed the fact that the contributions of Symposium attendees fill not one but two volumes of Tectonophysics, speak to the continuing vitality, and continuing necessity, of the discipline of crustal-scale continental reflection profiling. We are proud to have continued the tradition of excellence set by the previous meetings in this series, hosted by COCORP (Consortium for Continental Reflection Profiling) at Cornell University in 1984 (Barazangi and Brown, 1986a, 1986b); by BIRPS (British Institutions' Reflection Profiling Syndicate) at Cambridge University in 1986 (Matthews and Smith, 1987); by the Australian National University and Bureau of Mineral Resources in Canberra in 1988 (Leven et al., 1990); by DEKORP (Deutsches Kontinentales Reflexionsseismisches Program) at Bayreuth University in 1990 (Meissner et al., 1991); by Lithoprobe at the Banff Conference Center in 1992 (Clowes and Green, 1994); and by the Eötvös-Lórand Institute in Budapest in 1994 (White et al., 1996). The 8th international meeting will be held in Barcelona from 20-25 September 1998 (contact Ramon Carbonell,firstname.lastname@example.com ), and the 9th in Oslo in June 2000 (contact Eystein Husebye, firstname.lastname@example.com )."
The 7th International Symposium was organised by members of the Crustal Geophysics Program of the Stanford University Department of Geophysics, and by members of the U.S. Geological Survey Branches of Seismology and of Pacific Marine Geology. Additional financial support was received from the National Science Foundation Continental Dynamics Program, IASPEI, ILP, SEG, AAPG and Reftek Inc. Scientific sponsorship was accorded to the Symposium by IASPEI, ILP, AAPG, AGU, GSA and SEG. In addition to the Guest Editors, the Organizing Committee comprised George Thompson (Stanford University) and Jill McCarthy (U.S. Geological Survey). Invaluable assistance during the organisation of the meeting was provided by Robin Wilson (U.S. Geological Survey).
Barazangi, M., and L. Brown, editors, 1986a. Reflection seismology: a global perspective. Am. Geophys. Un., Geodynamics Series, 13, pp. 311.
Barazangi, M., and L. Brown, editors, 1986b. Reflection seismology: the continental crust. Am. Geophys. Un., Geodynamics Series, 14, pp. 339.
Clowes, R.M., and A.G. Green, editors, 1994. Seismic reflection probing of the continents and their margins. Tectonophys., v. 232, 1-450.
Klemperer, S.L., and Mooney, W.D., editors, 1998a. Deep seismic profiling of the continents: general results and new methods. Tectonophys., v. 286, 1-xxx.
Klemperer, S.L., and Mooney, W.D., editors, 1998b. Deep seismic profiling of the continents: a global survey. Tectonophys., v. 287, 1-xxx.
Leven, J.H., D.M. Finlayson, C. Wright, J.C. Dooley, and B.L.N. Kennett, editors, 1990. Seismic probing of continents and their margins. Tectonophys., v. 173, 1-641.
Matthews, D.H., and C. Smith, editors, 1987. Deep seismic reflection profiling of the continental lithosphere, Geophys. J. R. astr. Soc., v. 89, 1-447.
Meissner, R., L. Brown, H.-J. Dürbaum, W. Franke, K. Fuchs and F. Siefert, editors, 1991. Continental lithosphere: deep seismic reflections. Am. Geophys. Un., Geodynamics Series, 22, pp. 450.
Oliver, J.E., M. Dobrin, S. Kaufman, R. Meyer and R. Phinney, 1976. Continuous seismic reflection profiling of the deep basement, Hardeman County, Texas. Geol. Soc. Am. Bull., 87, 1537-1546.
White, D.J., J. Ansorge, T.J. Bodoky and Z. Hajnal, editors, 1996. Seismic reflection probing of the continents and their margins. Tectonophys., v. 264, 1-392.
Contents of the Two Symposium Volumes
Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: General Results and New Methods
Tectonophysics - Volume 286 - Nos. 1-4
Edited by S.L. Klemperer and W.D. Mooney
- Deep seismic sounding of the continental crust and mantle - a long term view
- J. Oliver
Upper Crust, Lower Crust, Upper Mantle
- Imaging and interpreting the shallow crystalline crust
- B. Milkereit and D. Eaton
- Seismic reflection profiling across the seismogenic fault of the 1995 Kobe earthquake, southwestern Japan
- H. Sato, N. Hirata, T. Ito, N. Tsumura and T. Ikawa
- The San Gabriel Mountains bright reflective zone: possible evidence of mid-crustal thrusting.
- T. Ryberg and G.S. Fuis
- Orogenic mass transfer and reflection seismic patterns-evidence from DEKORP sections across the European Variscides (central Germany)
- O. Oncken
- Seismic exploration of continental strike-slip zones
- T.A. Stern and J.H. McBride
- Study of the crystalline crust from a two-ship normal-incidence and wide-angle experiment
- S.C. Singh, P.J. Hague and M. McCaughey
- Skeletons and fractals - a statistical approach to deep crustal seismic data processing and interpretation
- K. Vasudevan and F.A. Cook
- Super deep reflection profiling: exploring the continental mantle lid
- D.N. Steer, J.H. Knapp and L.D. Brown
Acquisition and Processing Methods, and Scattering
- Some recent developments in the acquisition and processing of seismic data
- M. Talwani and B. Zelt
- AVO analysis by offset-limited prestack migrations of crustal seismic data
- M. Simon
- Attenuation of near-surface diffracted energy in deep seismic data by DMO correction
- L. Klinkby and M.W. Pedersen
- Effects of the shallow subsurface on upper crustal seismic reflection images
- K. Holliger and J.O.A. Robertsson
- Estimates of upper crustal heterogeneity in the Baltic Shield from seismic scattering and borehole logs
- C.E.R. Line, R.W. Hobbs and D.B. Snyder
Incorporating VSP, Wide-Angle, Earthquake, Rock Physics and Electromagnetic Data
- Imaging of crustal structures from vertical array measurements
- H.-P. Harjes, M. Janik, J. Müller and M. Bliznetsov
- Pre-stack depth migration of dense wide-angle seismic data
- B.C. Zelt, M. Talwani and C.A. Zelt
- Study of out-of-plane effects in the inversion of refraction/wide-angle reflection traveltimes
- C.A. Zelt and B.C. Zelt
- Crustal imaging in southern California using earthquake sequences
- S. Chávez-Pérez and J.N. Louie
- Thin crust and active upper mantle beneath the southern Sierra Nevada in the western United States
- S. Ruppert, M.M. Fliedner and G. Zandt
- Interpretation of crustal seismic velocities in the San Gabriel-Mojave Region, Southern California
- C.L. McCaffree-Pellerin and N.I. Christensen
- Waves of the future: superior inferences from collocated seismic and electromagnetic experiments
- A.G. Jones
Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents: A Global Survey
Tectonophysics - Volume 287 - Nos. 1-4
Edited by S.L. Klemperer and W.D. Mooney
Continental Interiors: Precambrian Tectonics
- Seismic studies around the Kola superdeep borehole, Russia
- Y.V. Ganchin, S.B. Smithson, I.B. Morozov, D.K. Smythe, V.Z. Garipov, N.A. Karaev and Y. Kristofferson
- Seismic lower crustal reflectivity and signal penetration in the Siljan Ring area, central Sweden
- N. Juhojuntti and C. Juhlin
- Structure and tectonics of the Proterozoic Aravalli Dehli fold-belt in north-western India from deep seismic reflection studies
- B. Rajendra-Prasad, H.C. Tewari, V. Vijaya-Rao, M.M. Dixit and P.R. Reddy
- Crustal-scale structures in the Proterozoic Mount Isa inlier of North Australia: their seismic response and influence on mineralisation
- B.J. Drummond, B.R. Goleby, A.G. Goncharov, L.A.I. Wyborn, C.D.N. Collins and T. MacCready
- Crustal architecture of central Australia based on deep seismic reflection profiling
- R.J. Korsch, B.R. Goleby, J.H. Leven, and B.J. Drummond
- The HSI bright reflector: further evidence for extensive magmatism in the Precambrian of Western Canada
- H.A.F. Mandler and R.M. Clowes
- Expanding spread profiles across the Trans-Hudson orogen
- S. Bezdán and Z. Hajnal
- Structure of the lithospheric mantle beneath the trans-Hudson orogen, Canada
- B. Németh and Z. Hajnal
Continental Interiors: Phanerozoic Tectonics
- Crustal structure of China from deep seismic sounding profiles
- S.-L. Li and W.D. Mooney
- P-wave velocity structure and its geological interpretation along the Manzhouli-Suifenhe geoscience transect, China
- B.-J. Yang, C. Liu, M. He and H.-J. Zhang
- Seismic reflection fabrics of continental collision and post-orogenic extension in the Middle Urals, central Russia
- J.H. Knapp, C.C. Diaconescu, M.A. Bader, V.B. Sokolov, S.N. Kashubin and A.V. Rybalka
- Some seismic signatures in the Romanian crust
- V. Raileanu and C.C. Diaconescu
- A multidisciplinary geophysical study in the Betic chain (southern Iberian peninsula)
- R. Carbonell, V. Sallarés, J. Pous, J.J. Dañobeitia, P. Queralt, J.J. Ledo and V. García-Dueñas
- Seismic structure across the Caledonian deformation front along Mona Lisa profile 1 in the southeastern North Sea
- T. Abramovitz, H. Thybo and Mona Lisa Working Group
Continental Margins: Passive Margins
- A transect across Australia's southern margin in the Otway Basin region: crustal architecture and the nature of rifting from wide-angle seismic profiling
- D.M. Finlayson, C.D.N. Collins, I. Lukaszyk, E.C. Chudyk
- Crustal structure at the SE Greenland margin from wide-angle and normal incidence seismic data
- T. Dahl-Jensen, H. Thybo, J. Hopper and M. Rosing
- Crustal architecture and tectonic evolution of the Sergipe-Alagoas and Jacuipe basins, offshore northeastern Brazil
- W.U. Mohriak, M. Basseto and I.S. Vieira
Continental Margins: Active Margins
- Preliminary results from a geophysical study across a modern continent-continent collisional plate boundary - the southern Alps, New Zealand
- F.J. Davey, T. Henyey, W.S. Holbrook, D. Okaya, T.A. Stern, A. Melhuish, S. Henrys, H. Anderson, D. Eberhart-Phillips, T. McEvilly, R. Uhrhammer, F. Wu, G.R. Jiracek, P.E. Wannamaker, G. Caldwell and N. Christensen
- Structural insight in the south Ryukyu margin: effects of the subducting Gagua Ridge
- P. Schnürle, C.-S. Liu, S.E. Lallemand and D.L. Reed
- New seismic images of the Cascadia subduction zone from Cruise SO108 - Orwell
- E.R. Flueh, M.A. Fisher, J. Bialas, J.R. Childs, D. Klaeschen, N. Kukowski, T. Parsons, D.W. Scholl, U. ten Brink, A.M. Tréhu and N. Vidal
- West margin of North America--A synthesis of recent seismic transects
- G.S. Fui


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I actually started a bit early on these, getting the undercoat touched up on Tuesday night:
I then spent last night drybrushing everything with boltgun metal to get into all the cracks and crevices and means I don't have to repaint the armour again at a later stage. I debated for a while whether to do the armour or metal first since the armour is the majority of the model, but ended up doing it this way thinking it'd mean less re-painting of big areas that get covered in armour colour.
So... There's my plan for the month. Get my Dark Angels signed off and ready for gaming with the new Codex. Once I've read it I'll probably end up wanting to buy more stuff, but I need to try and be vigilant.
The only thing I'll allow myself to get is the new Belial model, but if I do, he's getting tacked onto this painting list so that my Dark Angels are fully finished (for the time being...).
We'll see how it goes this month, but I'll probably never want to touch power armour again for a while after this... Which is a bit discouraging since I've got the Dark Vengeance Chaos bits to do.
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Suns fall to Bulls 103-97, Jimmy Butler too much to handle
The Suns dropped a hard fought game to the Chicago Bulls tonight by a score of 103-97. This looked like a winnable game with the Bulls missing Derrick Rose from their starting lineup while the Suns saw Markieff Morris and Ronnie Price return to the court after both missing two games.
Phoenix SF P.J. Tucker had his best night of the year, scoring 20 points and grabbing seven rebounds. Eric Bledsoe notched 20+ points for the sixth straight game, compiling 21 points, six rebounds, and seven assists. Coming off a triple-double last game, Brandon Knight put in 23 points while adding three rebounds and four assists.
A slow first quarter was to blame for the Suns woes, scoring only 18 points while the Bulls put up 31. The Suns had a slow start to the game, something that they had done a good job avoiding over the last three games. Pau Gasol got going early, converting 4/4 from the floor and scoring a quick eight points to get the Bulls out ahead midway through the quarter.
The Suns saw themselves down 17 early in the second quarter with cold shooting holding the team down. Price sparked a 6-0 Suns run with a nice steal in the backcourt that lead to a layup, followed by a Brandon Knight steal and lay-in. With good defense and some renewed energy, the Suns brought the game to within six points at halftime, outscoring the Bulls by seven points in the quarter.
Phoenix kept their momentum over halftime and came out ready to play in the third quarter. A single possession that included a series of offensive rebounds by Tucker and Tyson Chandler showed that the Suns meant business, hitting the glass hard and coming up with the ball over and over. The possession ended with a Tucker layup, followed by a technical foul placed on Head Coach Jeff Hornacek. Hornacek saw some contact on Tucker's shot and wanted the call for his guy. It is always nice to see a coach stick up for his players like that. Despite cold shooting from behind the arc (5/20 through the 3rd), the Suns only trailed by two points heading into the final quarter.
Bulls SG/SF Jimmy Butler let his presence be felt in the 4th, scoring 11 of his 30 points in the quarter to squash any hopes of a comeback. Butler created match-up problems for the Suns on both sides of the ball tonight, doing a good job making things difficult for Suns guards all game.
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- The Suns lacked fluidity on offense and energy on defense early on. Converting 32% from the field in the first quarter and only scoring 18, the Suns found themselves with a 13 point deficit heading into the second quarter. Bledsoe got off to an uncharacteristically tame start, scoring only two points on 1/7 shooting and failing to make his presence felt early. The Suns rely on Bledsoe's scoring output and energy to get out of the gates quickly and tonight's lack-thereof hurt them early.
- With T.J. Warren missing tonight's game due to illness, Tucker did a great job taking over some of his responsibilities. Tucker made great cuts to the hoop and finished at the rim at high efficiency tonight. He hasn't been a big part of the offense this year but stepped up big tonight to keep the game close.
- Butler gave the Suns backcourt a true test. At 6'7", Butler's height and wingspan gave the Suns all sorts of trouble tonight. The two PG lineup has been doing the Suns well so far this year, but we will have to wait and see if these matchups against big SG's will continue to give them trouble.
The Suns next game is Friday, November 20th in Denver against the Nuggets. The Suns currently lead the season series 1-0, beating the Nuggets at home 105-81 earlier this month.


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a Juniper original holiday spiced variation of the whole orange cake
when whisking the almond meal into the lemon mix, it looked like banana bread batter but smelled like pumpkin pie.
I was nervous for my experiment before it went into the oven.
then the kitchen suddenly smelled like the holidays and I was hopeful again.
I made this on a Saturday, photographed it on Sunday and brought it to work to share on Monday. On Sunday, it was not sweet. It was bitter. You needed a frosting or whipped cream or honey to make it yummy.
By Monday though, the bitterness subsided. What was left was a lightly sweet, dense cake filled with spice and real lemon flavor.
<insert witty holiday appropriate patience metaphor here>
It doesn't have a very long shelf life but I highly recommend making two days ahead of wanting to eat it- then commence to eat the entire thing. With a few friends of course.
This would be great for a potluck- it's gluten and dairy free, it feeds a crowd and making it ahead is recommended.
You're welcome.
Recipe has been added to the fancy holiday food list.
- 3 whole lemons
- 3 ½ C almond meal
- 1 C granulated sugar
- 1 C turbinado sugar
- 9 eggs
- 2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
- 1 tsp garam marsala (optional)
- Put the lemons in a pot, cover with water and bring to a boil
- Reduce to a simmer and cook uncovered for 1 hour.
- Drain and leave lemons in pot to cool slightly.
- Pre-heat oven to 330˚F and line the bottom of 10 inch springform pan with parchment paper.
- Measure almond meal into a large bowl and set aside. Separately measure out remaining ingredients.
- When the lemons are cool enough to handle, cut into wedges then chop in blender.
- Add sugars, spices and eggs to blender and blend until well combined.
- Pour lemon mix into almond meal bowl and whisk well. The almond meal wants to clump but whisk until you're happy with an even consistency.
- Carefully pour into prepared pan.
- Bake for 60-65 minutes or until toothpick in center comes out clean.
- Cool in pan completely. Release from pan and cut as desired.
- Store at room temperature in air tight container.
- Make two days ahead for a sweeter cake. The first day after baking may be bitter.
- Lasts about a week but can get a little oily after a couple of days.


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College Essays & Identity
Whew, it's been a long time! It's good to be back on the blog after so long, though; the expectations for a blog post are much less intimidating than those of, say, a college application essay. The beginning of senior year has been huge, to say the least. (College app tip: don't put it off,…… Continue reading College Essays & Identity


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According to the head of weather forecasts of the regional branch of Kazhydromet Koulyaina Myrzasheva, it tends to become cold.
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The court of Atyrau region has levied more than 12 mln tenge penalty against LLP Tengizchevroil.
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Atyrau Oblast Prosecutor's Administration Office #1 circulated the press release about the inspection that had been carried out jointly with the regional department of ecology. The reason for inspection was specified as follows: "in connection with latest frequent cases of pollution of atmospheric air in Atyrau".
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The resident of Atyrau made a video where he called the authorities to pay attention to a deplorable condition of the
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It was snowing today in Atyrau, it was the first snow this year and the first one in autumn…
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According to Kulaina Myrzasheva, the head of weather forecast department of "Kazhydromet" regional branch, tonight air temperature will drop down to -1 degree C. In Sagiz and Ganyushkino villages the temperature dropped down to -8 degrees C.
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"Kazhydromet" weather forecasting agency informed that warm weather will only come at the end of next week.
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Weather forecast for 8-10 October, 2015 from Kazhydromet.
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Tomorrow, September 23, at 11.00 o'clock in Renaissance hotel NCOC will hold public hearings on the draft Plan of nature protection activities for 2016.
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The plant for utilization of dangerous wastes (pesticides and toxic chemicals) could be built in Atyrau Oblast. At the moment the government is inclined to make such decision. However local authorities are categorically against it.
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Laboratory analyses that were ordered by our newspaper showed that the river water doesn't contain any impurities.
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According to preliminary results of laboratory researches a small excess of phenol has been found in water samples on August 10, - informed over the phone the head of Zhaik-Caspian basin inspectorate for regulation of use and protection of water resources Bisen Kuanov.
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On August 12, Atyrau celebrated the Day of the Caspian Sea.
The festive event was organized by NCOC - the operator of the
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The abnormal situation on the River Ural where water at its coastal part has a saturated greenish-blue color and oily density, caused concern among the residents. There are various versions - including the version that large volumes of green paint had got into the river.
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The Italian specialists have discovered the bird flu H5 N1 in the dead gannet in Atyrau region.
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Abnormally hot weather has been tormenting Atyrau for two weeks already.
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During the raid organized by the nature protection prosecutor's office on the
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On June 17, at 7:00am fire broke out at a city landfill in Atyrau.
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"Ak Zhaik" newspaper has learnt about the results of the "Complex research of impact of Atyura Refinery and other production facilities (located within the city bopundaries) on the condition of environment and health of Atyrau population" for 2014.
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Mass fish death registered in At Otkel canal located in Kurmangazy District. The reason of death is the same as it was with recent mass fish death at Shmanozek channel located on the
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Mass mortality of common fresh water fish has been registered in Shmanozek fish by-pass channel located on the territory of "Ak Zhaik" wildlife reserve.
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According to Emergency Situations Department data as of May
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A comment under the article "Kashagan as premonition" published on "AkZhaik" website inquired why criminal case hasn't been initiated still against contracting companies that constructed faulty pipes in the
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The working group engaged in investigation of mass death of Dalmatian pelicans in the delta of the Kigach river in Kurmangazy District still cannot establish the cause of death of birds, informed the chief of Atyrau inspectorate of forestry and fauna Murat Ermekkaliev at "Bekire-2015" headquarters' coordination meeting. To recall, about 70 carcasses of dead birds have been revealed by the specialists of NCOC company on April 11 during helicopter flight.
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On the night of April
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In the estuary of the Kigach River in Kurmangazy District of Atyrau Oblast the North Caspian Operating company found 70 dead birds of rare Dalmatian pelicans.
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In the publication "Rushing at Kashagan barged into the Law" it was reported that Managing Director of NCOC Stephane de Mahieu addressed the RoK Minister of Energy Vladimir Shkolnik with request to assist in introduction of changes to Aticles 257 and 258 of Environmental Code that forbid the construction activities on the Caspian Sea during the period from April 1 to July 15.
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This year water level in the Ural River during flooding season is expected to be low, reported Bisen Kuanov, the head of Ural-Caspian interregional basin inspection of water management.
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As it became known to Ak Zhaik newspaper, the North Caspian project operator NCOC tries to secure changes to the RoK Ecological Code. Otherwise the consortium will not meet the announced completion dates of new pipelines construction and renew oil production at Kashagan (in the second half of 2016).
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Emergency department of Atyrau Oblast circulated information about storm warning on March 31.
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Last week during his visit to Atyrau Sarsenbai Ensegenov, the Deputy of the Senate of RoK Parliament, informed about reduction of the missile firing range located in Kyzylkoga District of Atyrau Oblast by 80%. The range is used by the Russian military as per the contract.
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The North Caspian Project Operator NCOC continues to implement the pipeline construction project from D island to Bolashak plant. According to our information, the costs of the consortium for new pipelines in 2015 will make $1,4 billion. The total budget of the Kashagan project this year will make over $4,2 billion.
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"Ak Zhaik" has learnt the details of the agreement signed on December 13, last year between the Government of Kazakhstan and Kashagan project Operator – NCOC. Kazakhstan has actually "written off" consortium's multi-billion ecological penalty in exchange for investments into EXPO-2017.
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The idea of hiring out a female wedding photographer might seem like a new idea to have to go through with but it actually has a lot of advantages and disadvantages but you can definitely get things figured out the right way while you are at it. for example, one of the things that most brides are really having an issue with is being showed up by the female photographer that they hired out for the coverage of the wedding. The point here is that there are quite a lot of talented female wedding photographers out in the market right now.
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A female photographer knows the challenges and the issues that you are going through with when it comes to things like this.
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In order for you to successfully and efficiently keep things at bay, it is important that you make it a point to make sure that you lay down the ground rules for the dress code. Naturally enough, you have to understand that some of the top photographers out there already know what they are doing and what they are getting into that they probably won't need this particular type of discussion but then again, if you are looking into tapping new talent one way or the other, then you should probably discuss this accordingly with the female photographer of your choice.
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Mead Glorious Mead!
Beginners luck, or disaster waiting to happen?
After much umming and aahhhring I have finally taken the plunge and put a tentative toe into the weird and wonderful world of home brewing.
I have to admit that I do not have the first idea as to what I am doing. With that in mind I researched the subject thoroughly via the much fabled information super-highway (remember that term? Or am I showing my age?). With page upon page of recipes, advice, instructions and a whole load of confusing sciencey stuff, I decided to ditch it all and go freestyle.
When searching for recipes, I was confronted with a veritable cornucopia of options. I fancied the idea of an organic fruit wine so I looked into these first. I was, quite frankly bewildered by the sheer amount of choice. The list of those on offer was exhaustive, and I will not even begin to list them here. It was further confused by the many recipes that told me that I had to add second and sometimes third fruits in order to achieve 'balance'. My head was spinning. What was I to do? Their was only one thing I could do. I reverted to a purely medicinal sniffter.
Whilst supping upon my mass produced pint of supermarket cider, I had what alcoholics sometimes refer to as a moment of clarity!
I recalled a web page that talked about Mead. A honey based wine that, according to what I had read, was the oldest known alcoholic brew, dating back many thousands of years. Well, I wanted to do some basic brewing, this sounded good enough for me.
I did not waste a minute more. I hot-footed it down to the local market and bought a great big bucket with a lid on. I made straight for the supermarket, where I spent 11 quid on the cheapest honey I could find. Once I got it home, I heated the honey and then mixed it all up in the bucket with 15 litres of water, some yeast that was found at the back of the cupboard and half a cup of orange juice. Then, as I waited for the magical mead to ferment, I read a little more. I realised it would take many months, a lot of work and some specialist equipment (demijohns, campden tablets etc) for me to achieve my dream of drinking my home brew mead.
I was not down-hearted for long. Once I had checked my brew and seen it start to ferment and bubble I was once again enthused. I even added a couple of bags of spice that I found in the cupboard, a remant of a failed attempt at mulling my own wine last christmas. This has in fact given the brew a much more pungent and aromatic aroma.
So thats as far I have got so far. I hope to update you all with the results of this experiment in the fullness of time. If I live to tell the tale, that is.
Update 04/06/11
I have just transferred my mead from the big bucket into four demijohns (yes I know the photo looks like three demijohns, but trust me one of them is hiding).
The half-brewed concoction was none too pleasent on the hooter, I did however have a sneaky sip or two and I am quietly confident that this little brew has potential! I really could taste the afore mentioned spices, and it was not as sweet as I expected. As you can see from the pics, it is very very cloudy, but I have been assured this is merely part of the process.
I have however, in the last couple of hours developed a most disconcerting habit. Much to the consternation of the rest of the househould, I have been staring intently at the air locks atop of the demijohns, fascinated by the bubbles popping up. Sad I know, not too sure why I confessed that to be honest : )
So how is it going? Has anyone gone blind yet...never mind that's distilling.... lol. We have just bought a bucket with a lid and campden tablets etc for making our first ever Rhubarb wine. I have a big plastic bucket half full of solidified honey that my bees made last year and Mead would be the perfect way to use it up, once I chisel it out of there! Love to hear how this goes!


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Question: What characterizes normal sexual function in women?
Normal sexual function is characterized by: Four pillars - it is characterized by desire an arousal and excitement phase, adequate lubrication, and orgasm. The sexual response is actually four stages – excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution.
1. In stage 1
Excitement, this stage can last anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. Sexual activity during this stage is often called foreplay. Extending foreplay can sometimes make the other stages more intense. In the excitement phase, the blood flow to the genitals increases, and the clitoris swells. The vagina begins to lubricate, and creates the natural vaginal moisture. The blood flow to a woman's breasts increases and her nipples may get hard or erect, and her heart rate and blood pressure increases, and breathing may speed up.
2. Stage 2
is the Plateau stage. During this stage, due to the increase in blood flow, the outer third of the vagina and the genitals appear darker, the clitoris is very sensitive, and may retract beneath its hood, and the increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing
continues. Muscle tension increases, and spasm may occur in even the feet, the face, and the hands.
3. In stage 3
Orgasm, this is the climax. The muscles in the outer third of the vagina contract in a rapid sequence. The first contractions are the most intense and closest
together. The muscles in the uterus also contract. The heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing are at higher rates. The skin may appear red or flushed. Orgasm is actually theshortest of the four stages, and usually, it is measured in seconds.
4. Stage 4
is the Resolution or relaxation stage. During this stage, a woman's clitoris and nipples get soft again. The vagina and genitals return to their normal size and contour, and the breathing rate, heart rate, and blood pressure decreases. In this resolution stage, women may return to the plateau stage and orgasm again.
When we are talking about normal sexual function, we have to note that in women, we are more complex than men. Let's face it.
Men basically need three things for contentment within a relationship:
1. They need an occupation.
2. They need to feel like they are put on a pedestal.
3. They need sex.
Women are much more complex than that! There are many things that are going on that have to be taken care of for us to have a continually healthy sexual relationship. We need good health and hormonal balance. A woman needs to feel comfortable in her body and confidence in her ability to communicate what she wants. A woman needs to be in the moment, for example, have left the grocery list behind, focusing on the touch, intimacy and sensuality of the moment. This is called sensate focus. A woman also needs to feel a physical and emotional connection to her partner, and that needs to be nurtured. Sensual massage is an excellent way to nurture that, and to feel what each partner enjoys. Again, being comfortable with your body, and being able to communicate and take charge of your satisfaction, both with your partner, and through selfstimulation, being creative, trying different positions, especially if there is dyspareunia or pain
with intercourse.
Another key ingredient to sexual satisfaction is hormonal balance, decreasing inflammation, and general physical health. When I treat a woman, for example, with a decreased libido who does have difficulties with the sexual response, we look at a comprehensive picture, encompassing the mind and the spirit, a healthy relationship and communication with her partner, good diet, nutrition, and exercise, and by diet, I mean protein at every meal. I always emphasize good diet with patients, including fatty acids, good omega 3's, which help with dopamine, decrease inflammation, and improve circulation. I encourage a low glycemic load diet, because too many carbohydrates can actually increase/overstimulate your serotonin, and decrease your desire to have sex. So a balanced diet with high quality protein, rich in essential fatty acids, quality fiber, and lots of green vegetables, especially broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, which help to detoxify estrogens, and avoiding starches and sugars contribute to overall vitality. I tell patients, if they can pick it, peel it, fish it, hunt it, milk it, grow it, then for the most part, they can eat it!
Processed foods add to our toxic burden. It is beneficial to eat as much free range and organic foods as possible, because we ingest xenoestrogens (substances that act like estrogens and bind to estrogen receptors) in foods from pesticides and herbicides and hormones that are in our foods. Therefore, low toxic load, healthy detoxification, healthy hormone balance.
Stay tuned, in the next blog we will discuss female sexual problems. There is also more information on my website www.CabecaHealth.com, and I am available for consultations.
Best wishes for health, peace, and happiness,
Anna Cabeca, DO, FACOG, DAARM
Thank you for this great article. I will see if I can print and sneak it under his pillow. You know how man's ego goes. Sometimes they refuse to learn (openly).
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Tim Wise Part 1 (27:17) 2012-04-08
Amanda Shauger
Tim Wise discussed issues of racism in a so-called post racist society.
by Amanda Shauger
Tucson, Arizona
On March 22, anti-racism activist, scholar and author
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There is a crisis within the NHS in London, with many hospitals and services falling behind national standards for treatment and response times. At Guy's Hospital, which is a world class institution, 14% of patients with suspected cancer are not seen by a specialist within the 14 day stipulated timeframe. Within the space of 3 months, 303 last minute elective operations were cancelled at King's College Hospital for non-clinical reasons and 14% of patients were not seen within the four hour timeframe set from arrival to admission, transfer or discharge. Local people need to know that the NHS is there for them when needed and I am worried at the damage the Government is doing to the local NHS's ability to meet the needs we face here in Bermondsey and Old Southwark.
The failures of the NHS are not due to the staff – nurses, doctors, and employees consistently work tirelessly for the benefit of patients. In many cases, the workforce have seen salaries frozen or only marginally uplifted for years and we have witnessed the imposition of a contract for junior doctors which is opposed by their representative organisations, including the BMA. Junior doctors have been forced into striking as a result – with regular pickets outside St Thomas' Hospital with widespread public support. We've also seen local student nurses hit with maintenance grants turned into loans – with some now facing debts of £64,000 by the time they complete their studies. This acts as a deterrent to people taking up the courses at a time the Government acknowledges there is a shortfall of nurses in the NHS across the country.
Despite claiming to 'ring-fence' funding for the NHS, resources remain incredibly tight. But we have a growing population locally, with more people needing high quality healthcare. We also witness the same shift in demographics experienced nationally, with an ageing population and the additional health problems that brings. But in Osborne's shambolic Budget shockingly a £1.1bn cut was sneaked in which will hit the NHS repairs fund. This Government simply does not understand or value the NHS, its workforce or its patients.


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By Paul Benson
A Guarantee of Revival!
There are few words in our English vocabulary which stir the hearts and imaginations of Christian believers the way the word 'revival' does. What young minister or missionary has not dreamed of preaching under the power and anointing of the Spirit of God and witnessing results like those seen by great men of God such as Charles Finney or John G. Lake? Revival! Oh, how we long for and hope for and pray for revival. What would you say if I told you I could guarantee a true revival? If you think I'm kidding, I am not. Read on!
Defining Revival
Frequently in Christian circles we hear people refer to events such as the 'Welsh Revival' or the 'Azusa Street Revival'. While the word 'revival' is quite often used to describe an outpouring of God's Spirit, this usage is somewhat askew from the dictionary (and biblical) meaning of the word. An intense manifestation of God's presence may take place where there has been no former work of His grace which now needs to be freshly awakened. You would not refer to the birth of a child as a revival would you? Many times an outpouring is just that: a time of birthing.
But historically (and practically) speaking, a true outpouring of God's Spirit has only manifested in this land approximately every fifty years or so, and has usually lasted a brief span of a few years at the most. Considering all this, the odds of a Christian being in the right time-frame, and geographical location, to land themselves in the midst of one of these 'outpourings' is frighteningly slim. But today we have believers by the multitudes traveling to and fro looking for any indication there might be, in this location or that, some kind of spiritual activity taking place where they can receive a 'touch' from God. And therein lies the burden of my heart concerning the matter of true 'revival'.
Today we have a generation of believers who have been raised up on an unbalanced gospel that (at the very least) severely hinders a fruitful relationship with God. A generation in which many are so alienated from fellowship with God that they are wandering about like lost sheep looking for some 'manifestation' to convince them of their connectivity with the Father. Therefor many are unwittingly embracing deception and falling by the wayside. I believe a deeper understanding of the true meaning of the word 'revival' may be to some a help in seeking the same. Instead of hoping, praying, and waiting for a sovereign move of God to bring us corporately to a place of being 'revived', maybe there are things we could tend to in our own walk to facilitate a personal revival.
We all know the word 'revival' has traditionally been used to refer to a 'move' of God's Spirit, or a group of meetings where fervent Gospel preaching is presented; but according to Webster the words 'revival' or to be 'revived' indicate a former state of life or consciousness (which was for one reason or another lost) now being restored: thus the unconscious or dead has been 'revived', and can be said to have experienced 'revival'.
Awake to righteousness, and sin not; for some have not the knowledge of God: 1 Corinthians 15:34
A spiritual renewal and a return to God consciousness is the correct biblical meaning of the word revival. A person need not accumulate a suitcase full of frequent flier miles, or wear the tires off their vehicle, to hear what God is saying to this generation or to feel the embrace of the Holy Ghost. Lively services or seminars might jack you up for a brief period. But true personal revival can only be found in repentance and mending our relationships with God, and each other, through a commitment to following the principles of faith as found in the teachings of the Bible. When we fail to adhere to the instruction manual the finished product will not perform as promised by the Manufacturer.
An Empty Wineskin
Many years ago we were holding some house meetings in which, though the attendance was somewhat small, the presence of God could not be denied. A (supposedly) Spirit-filled minister, seeing that something was stirring, came to visit me. During his visit he made a statement I found quite remarkable. He said that although he could recognize the moving of the Spirit, and an evident atmosphere of prayer, he had to admit he could not sense the presence of God in his life. And that he had traveled many miles to various locations seeking the 'touch' of God, but never found it.
This man was putting on an outward show of spirituality, but inwardly was dry as unbuttered toast. His condition left me at a loss for words. I think he was expecting me to tell him how he could have some of what he was seeing in our little group, but all I had in my mind at the time was the verse where Jude referred to some folks as 'clouds without water'. Sorry, no help here buddy. These ignorant little fish had no idea how they had gotten in the river; we were just enjoying the swim! But his confession did unsettle me, and gave me a desire to seek God for a greater understanding of His ways.
Although I have to sadly admit I had no help for the poor man on that day, I would not be caught in the same loss for words if the situation were repeated today. Testimonies such as his (coupled with previous failures of my own at maintaining a consistent fellowship with God) have provoked me over the years to critically examine what is being preached, and commonly accepted, as the Gospel of Jesus Christ in our nation today. What is being presented by most preachers is far removed from the Christianity of the Bible. The need for personal revival can only be truly answered by a return to the pattern and principles of New Testament Christianity as presented in the Scriptures.
There Is A River
If God once poured out His Spirit upon you but now the flow of the River of Water of Life is no longer evident, it's pretty safe to assume the error is not to be found in God's side of the equation. He didn't suffer a drought and have to curtail the flow; and He didn't get stingy and shut the valve. His supply is endless; as is His desire to bless and commune with His children. I firmly believe that the life-flow of God's Spirit and an unhindered faith, often lacking in the life of a believer, may be recaptured without us ever having to leave our hometown.
The Danger Of Sin
From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Mat 4:17
I don't think it chance the first word the Scriptures record Jesus as saying when he began to minister was Repent. This lays the foundation for all true Gospel ministry. The Cross of Christ paid the penalty for sin, and faith alone appropriates that work to us. But a defiled conscience and faith don't get along very well. Sin is a faith destroyer. Without a desire and willingness to turn away from sin all subsequent efforts at religion are in vain.
Sin is a breach; a hole in the wineskin if you will. So many people pleasing preachers have thrown repentance preaching out the window, but without true repentance we are merely an old leaky wineskin that cannot retain any wine no matter how many times you try to fill it. This might sound a bit offensive but it is true; not only for new believers but likewise for those who have let them selves slide. A defiled conscience will build a callous upon a person's heart; a wall between you and God.
But exhort one another daily, while it is called To day; lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin. Hebrews 3:13
The Journey to Revival
I give you my word on it: I can save you a ton on gasoline and airfare! What many have looked for in traveling to Toronto, Pensacola, or Kansas City could have been found a lot closer to home. A much shorter journey would do the trick. A trip to the prayer closet. A daily visit to Knee-ville. Finding personal revival is not rocket science. Get rid of that wall between you and God and there won't be one! It's that simple.
A consistent and earnest prayer life tied to a commitment to always repent of, and turn away from anything displeasing to the Lord; and following (at any cost) the true teachings of God's Word. This will bring revival and renewal where all other efforts have failed. I absolutely guarantee it!


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Brilliant audio from 1997 live from Wolverhampton ,Civic Hall 1997.
The show was recorded by BBC 1 on December 1st 1997 for their High Voltage programme.
This is 'King For a Day'
Mike Patton performing "Where is the Line" with Bjork on May 28, 2013 at the Pavilion in Richmond, CA...
Secret Serpants have all the latest Tomahawk posters up for sale including this one by Alan Forbes!!
Many of the album covers artwork and design for Mike Patton works are innovative and unique. The artist responsible for a lot of these is Martin Kvamme.
He has designed and created work for Tomahawk, FNM, Peeping Tom, Mondo Cane, Fantomas and much more. Watch this space ;)


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Top Fast-Food Picks for People with Diabetes
Fast food is not off-limits for people with diabetes, but knowing what to order makes all the difference. Check out our top picks for healthier eating at fast-food restaurants.
Healthy Choices Made Easy!
Sometimes you can't beat the convenience and price of a drive-through meal. Here are some fast-food options that won't derail your goals.Related Links
Best Bites at Burger Joints
At burger joints, the calories, fat, and sodium add up quickly. Search nutrition information online to find options with fewer than 400 calories, 20 grams of fat, and 800 milligrams of sodium per serving.Related Links
Go for a healthful yet filling salad. This half-size order of Apple Pecan Chicken Salad at Wendy's is served with pomegranate dressing and pecans. To drink, choose unsweetened iced tea.
Nutrition Facts: 340 cal., 18 g total fat (4.5 g sat. fat), 60 mg chol., 700 mg sodium, 29 g carb. (4 g fiber, 22 g sugars), 19 g pro.Related Links
For 15 grams of fast protein, choose the Filet-O-Fish sandwich at McDonald's. Apple slices and unsweetened iced tea are refreshing and healthful side and drink choices.
Nutrition Facts: 400 cal., 18 g total fat (3.5 g sat. fat), 40 mg chol., 644 mg sodium, 42 g carb. (2 g fiber, 8 g sugars), 15 g pro.Related Links
Burger King
The Whopper Jr. sandwich makes our list of fast-food picks, and you can even get it with cheese -- but hold the mayonnaise. Resist the fries and balance out the meal with apple slices and diet soda.
Nutrition Facts: 330 cal., 13 g total fat (6 g sat. fat), 45 mg chol., 640 mg sodium, 39 g carb. (2 g fiber, 13 g sugars), 16 g pro.Related Links
Best Choices at Sandwich Shops
To keep carbs within healthful amounts, pick half-size sandwiches or breadless options loaded with vegetables.Related Links
Jimmy John's
At Jimmy John's, order the #1 -- the Pepe -- as an Unwich, meaning the fillings are wrapped in lettuce instead of bread. Trade the mayonnaise for mustard, and have Thinny Chips and a diet soda on the side.
Nutrition Facts: 317 cal., 15 g total fat (6 g sat. fat), 46 mg chol., 924 mg sodium, 24 g carb. (4 g fiber), 20 g pro.Related Links
Panera Bread
At Panera Bread, opt for a balanced meal from the You Pick Two menu. We chose the low-cholesterol, high-fiber combination of a half Smoked Turkey Breast sandwich on Honey Wheat Loaf bread with a cup of Low-Fat Vegetarian Garden Vegetable with Pesto soup. To drink, have Acai Berry Iced Green Tea.
Nutrition Facts: 310 cal., 7 g total fat (2 g sat. fat), 20 mg chol., 1,300 mg sodium, 47 g carb. (11 g fiber, 9 g sugars), 18 g pro
A fresh and healthful option at Subway is the 6-inch Veggie Delite sub on Monterey Cheddar bread with lettuce, tomato, green sweet pepper, cucumber, and provolone cheese. To drink, choose a diet soda.
Nutrition Facts: 310 cal., 10 g total fat (4.5 g sat. fat), 20 mg chol., 485 mg sodium, 42 g carb. (3 g fiber, 6 g sugars), 14 g pro.Related Links
Healthful Chicken Choices at Fast-Food Restaurants
Limit saturated fat by ordering skinless grilled chicken or a small serving of breaded chicken, such as nuggets or a half-breast piece. Round out your meal with a side dish that provides a serving of fruit or vegetables.
Popeyes six-piece chicken tenders and regular green beans is a good, high-protein choice when you're on the go. Order applesauce on the side and a diet soda to drink.
Nutrition Facts: 320 cal, 15.5 g total fat (6 g sat. fat), 45 mg chol., 780 mg sodium, 32 g carb. (5 g fiber, 9 g sugars), 13 g pro.Related Links
Whenever you can, choose grilled or baked chicken over fried, such as this protein-loaded grilled chicken breast and wing at KFC. Order sweet kernel corn and a diet soda.
Nutrition Facts: 400 cal., 12 g total fat (3.5 g sat. fat), 185 mg chol., 980 mg sodium, 22 g carb. (2 g fiber, 3 g sugars), 53 g pro.Related Links
Weighing in with only 4 grams of fat is this fast-food meal from Chick-Fil-A, which consists of a char-grilled chicken sandwich, small fruit cup, and unsweetened iced tea.
Nutrition Facts: 340 cal., 4 g total fat (1 g sat. fat), 60 mg chol., 790 mg sodium, 49 g carb. (4 g fiber, 20 g sugars), 28 g pro.Related Links
Nutritious Fast-Food Mexican Meals
Skip large burritos and fried foods to steer clear of excess calories and fat. Top servings with fresh salsa, vegetables, and beans to get some fiber.Related Links
Near a Qdoba restaurant? Get a naked burrito with pulled pork, pinto beans, lettuce, fajita vegetables, and mango salsa for an easy, fiber-packed meal. Have a diet soda to drink.
Nutrition Facts: 385 cal., 6 g total fat (1.5 g sat. fat), 80 mg chol., 875 mg sodium, 52 g carb. (14 g fiber, 12 g sugars), 27 g pro.Related Links
For a fast, filling meal that's loaded with protein, grab three of Chipotle's crispy tacos with chicken, lettuce, and fresh tomato salsa, complete with a diet soda.
Nutrition Facts: 390 cal., 12.5 g total fat (3.5 g sat. fat), 115 mg chol., 870 mg sodium, 32 g carb. (3 g fiber, 4 g sugars), 33 g pro.Related Links
Taco Bell
At Taco Bell, we like to order the Fresco Grilled Steak Soft Tacos with Mild Border Sauce and a diet soda for 18 grams of protein and only 8 grams of fat.
Nutrition Facts: 300 cal., 8 g total fat (3 g sat. fat), 30 mg chol., 1,035 mg sodium, 38 g carb. (4 g fiber, 4 g sugars), 18 g pro.Related Links
Lighter Food-Court Meals
It can be hard to find food-court choices with reasonable amounts of fat and sodium, so limit the number of times you eat there -- and follow the meal with some brisk mall walking.Related Links
With 10 grams of fat, Starbucks' Spinach and Feta Breakfast Wrap is a relatively lean lunch option when you're in a pinch. Opt for black coffee instead of a sugary specialty drink.
Nutrition Facts: 290 cal., 10 g total fat (3.5 g sat. fat), 20 mg chol., 830 mg sodium, 33 g carb. (6 g fiber, 4 g sugars), 19 g pro.Related Links
Auntie Anne's
You don't always have to resist the doughy smells wafting from Auntie Anne's at the mall. Order the original pretzel dog -- skip the butter -- and wash it down with a diet lemonade.
Nutrition Facts: 320 cal., 16 g total fat (6 g sat. fat), 35 mg chol., 740 mg sodium, 33 g carb. (1 g fiber, 5 g sugars), 11 g pro.Related Links
Panda Express
At Panda Express, get Broccoli Beef (no rice), Veggie Spring Rolls, a fortune cookie, and a diet soda.
Nutrition Facts: 312 cal., 11 g total fat (3 g sat. fat), 10 mg chol., 1,208 mg sodium, 42 g carb. (7 g fiber, 8 g sugars), 14 g pro.Related Links


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A/N: I have worked on this chapter solidly since my last update, and only know am I completely and utterly happy with it; the reason: THIS IS THE LAST EVER CHAPTER OF COLLEGE, HERE I COME. I'm so sad that this is over, I'm actually crying right now!
Well there's the longest A/N ever at the bottom, so I'll save my comments for that…
Chapter 33: Their Happily Ever After
I was sitting on the couch with a blanket over my legs and an extremely battered copy of Wuthering Heights on my lap, Edward was upstairs somewhere, getting his 'surprise.' It had been fifteen years since Edward and I had married, and now that I had become more comfortable with the concept of 'what's mine is yours,' I was less reluctant to accept gifts.
Edward took advantage of this, frequently.
My latest gift was being palmed off as a 'late Christmas present.' It was January 3rd, so I refused to fall for that one. Unfortunately, I had swapped all rights to refusing gifts under 15 dollars in exchange for a back massage one time when I was pregnant. It may have been nine years since then, but Edward still holds me to it.
They say speak of the devil and he will appear, Edward arrived in the room carrying the biggest 15 dollar present that I'd ever seen! It was wrapped up, complete with a bow on the top and all; Edward snatched my book, ignoring my feeble protests and placed the parcel on my lap.
With trembling fingers I undid the bow, whatever was in here meant the world to Edward, I could tell from the glint in his eye. He had always been very withdrawn with his emotions, more hesitant to reveal his feelings to me on occasion. This was one of those times; he was reluctant to say how much this meant to him incase I didn't like it.
And that, made me very nervous.
I pulled off the last of the gaudy Christmas wrapping to reveal what looked to be a scrap book; I opened it to the first page, where I found, written in Edward's cursive script, the words 'First Memories.'
I quickly turned the page to find the picture the nurse had taken, at our eldest, Anthony's birth. Edward had had the picture blown up to fill the entire A3 scrapbook, and I could see clearly the expression of love and devotion on mine and Edward's faces as we gazed down on our little bundle of love.
The next page was comprised of the same thing, but instead with our two twins: Anna-Marie and Marianne. Edward had Anna, and I had Mary, and we were lying side by side on the narrow hospital bed gazing into each other's eyes. The expression on Edward's face hadn't changed over the years; he still looked at our children with the same utter adoration that he had portrayed at their birth.
The next page was filled again with Edward's beautiful calligraphy. He had carefully marked out the words: 'Our (Very) Extended Family.'
On the next page was an angelic picture of the Hale family: Jasper was standing there, tall and leonine with his arm wrapped around Alice. Next to Alice was her son Richard, beaming at the camera with Jasper's blue eyes and running a hand through his sandy blonde hair.
Richard may have been a carbon copy of Jasper, but William, their other son was a complete other story; he looked like Edward, and that was an understatement. The day he was born had turned into a complete catastrophe thanks to his unusual looks; upon seeing the baby for the first time, Emmett jokingly accused Alice and Edward of incest.
Alice was been transferred from maternity through to the ward, Edward was carrying her newborn baby William, while Jasper stood off to one side awkwardly. I had a feeling he wanted to hold the baby, but didn't want to interrupt Edward's bonding time with him. I sidled over to him, and smiled gently, as we stopped where Alice's bed was now parked.
'You want to hold him don't you?'
'I've already held him, it's ok, let Edward have a minute.'
'Edward's had at least half an hour by now, and he already has three children, this is your time to shine Jazz. Go ask for your baby back, Edward'll understand, I promise.'
There was a nurse standing off to the side, she had been making eyes at Edward for far to long, I was tempted to say something, but she hadn't tried anything… yet. I would wait until I had grounds to act upon, Edward always found my aggressive side ridiculously funny, although according to him it was 'sexy as hell' too.
Jasper approached Edward, and murmured something quietly in his ear. I walked over, curious as to what Jazz was saying. Edward shook his head, and looked reluctantly at Jazz,
'I'm bonding with him, you'll have plenty of time later.'
And Jasper snapped.
'Edward,' he growled, 'give me William right now, or I will not be responsible for my actions.'
I was fast, but the nurse was faster.
'Sir, I'm afraid you're going to have to step away from the child, don't make me call security,' her voice was as nasally as Lauren's was in High School, which I found ridiculously hard to believe.
'But that's my child!'
'Sure, explain why it looks like him then?' She gestured at Edward, before reaching for the radio at her waist.
'Security to ward 6 please'
Jasper stood there, his mouth hanging wide open, and gawped at the idiotic woman while Edward burst into laughter, sighing, I confiscated the baby, before he did something else stupid. I then proceeded to close Jasper's mouth again and deposit William back in Alice's arms, fortunately the new mother was still knocked out by the drugs they had pumped her full of, and had missed the entire exchange.
I turned to Edward. 'Your mess, you fix it,' leaving him to deal with the extremely unpleasant nurse. I meanwhile, went to get a cup of coffee from the cafeteria.
I chuckled softly to myself, and Edward, leaning over my shoulder, quickly put two and two together,
'That nurse was fowl! She would not believe us for the life of me. She just kept saying 'his eyes are green, and his hair is like a penny,' in the end, Jasper had to show her the birth certificate and his driving license in order to prove he really was the father, and then as soon as she found out that the baby wasn't mine, she started flirting with me! It was pathetic really, in a way I felt sorry for her.'
Giggling softly, I turned the page and my laugh became full-blown hysterics. Emmett and Rose's family picture was proudly displayed, and it could not have been different from Alice and Jaspers'. The entire McCarty brood was gathered outside their huge house: all 8 of them! Their children were in complete disarray, Juliet was sheltering behind Rose's legs as Ophelia brandished a worm balanced on the end of a stick at her; unfortunately Rose hadn't noticed, because their youngest, Sapphire, was busy playing in a puddle and Rose's 8 month belly was stopping her from picking her up. Charlotte was busy entertaining herself by running around with her pretty pink dress pulled over her head, and all that could be seen of Amelia was a nappy, as she crawled out of view of the camera. In the midst of all this stood Emmett, grinning like a madman, and wearing his fanny pack. Edward and Jasper never let him forget the day that he bought that, no matter how many times he pointed out its convenience.
Rose was currently pregnant with their last child, she had phoned us up one day, asking us to come round desperately. We had both known it was the day Rose was going in for an ultrasound, so when we heard the urgency in her voice, we assumed there was a serious problem and hurried over.
Rose was sitting at the table staring vacantly; it was obvious that there was something very wrong just from looking at her. There were new crayon drawings on the wall, and a bumper packet of chocolate biscuits lying on the side, empty.
There was a noise of crashing from upstairs, and a roar that sounded suspiciously like Emmett, but Rose didn't even raise her head.
We both hurried over to her, and enveloped her tall frame in a tight hug.
'Rose, it's ok, tell us what's happened?'
A thought suddenly occurred to me;
Rosie, shall I go get Emmett, won't he help?
'N no, he's pleased.'
Alice and I shared a horrified look, surely Emmett wasn't pleased that there was something wrong with his child, or at least that's what we were assuming had happened, what else could it be?
Nothing could make Rose this sad unless something had happened to one of her daughters, and this baby was already considered part of the family.
'Baby, things go wrong in pregnancy's all the time.'
'Don't you think I know that? I had all her clothes picked out and everything. It was all ready, and now, and now…'
Rose broke into loud sobs, hiccupping occasionally.
'We'll have to' hic 'go through it all' hic 'again!'
Alice tentatively asked, 'why is Emmett happy it you have to do it all again?'
'He doesn't care, he wanted this!'
Then something clicked within me, 'Rose, what exactly is wrong with your baby?'
Alice looked at me, looked at Rose, and then we both burst into laughter.
That had been hilarious; we had completely got the wrong end of the stick that day. Rose had cried even louder until we explained what had been going through our heads. Thinking about her baby being disabled made her take a good look at what mattered in life, and she quickly accepted that she was having a baby boy. Still, she was a little disgruntled that she would have to 'do it all again,' they had to repaint the baby's room, and buy all-new clothes. I offered Rose Anthony's old grows and stuff, but Alice insisted that no baby she knew would ever wear hand-me-downs.
I looked back at Edward, my sight blurry with tears, the present was more perfect then I could have ever imagined.
'Thank you, so much.'
I turned the next page, and the next; he had filled half the book with pictures from our lives that he had found. Each picture was special to us in some way, and he had put so much time and effort into this. It was phenomenal.
I reached the end of the photos and found that Edward had written 'To The Future,' there was a blinding flash and I looked up. Edward had one of those instant develop cameras in his hand. After a few seconds a picture had printed, Edward slid the book off my lap and on to his; he pulled a pen out of his pocket, and some sellotape. He secured the picture in the book, and wrote next to it:
My Love, Jan 3rd 2010
3rd Person:
It would take too long to tell you who fell in love with who, and how many children they had. Indeed, at family gatherings, Alice was the only person who could name every person there. Emmett had enough trouble keeping track of his own offspring, grandchildren was taking it a step too far. Suffice it to say…
And they all lived happily ever after.
Would y'all mind indulging me with a VERY long parting A/N? No? Good.
Firstly, to the amazing reviews I recieved; just a few people who've meant so so much: Jemster23, sprinter1, ICPinkFuzzyBunnies, Angels and Airwaves, Ashiana, crazyhypervampiregurl, Fire-Daemon-girl, Melissa300, x Twilightlovergirl x, brittanymcmillian, blondebella, merlinsc, coffeeholic7 for not giving up, .forget, , AliceCullen4eternity, AliceCullenRox77, OmsessionistOMT, katy3936, XmorsmordeX, mia3692, twilightstilletos, glo4twilight, clancy119, californiaucla, Cinn Knight, Devynx3, MissMusicLover, vampiric love56, twilight-lover6, Rose-Ouch, Abi26196, Tif1, blackingcullen, Hale, forevablonde, RoRyJeSsAdDiCt, mashimaro401, .., mistylove, Midnight Equinox, oXChelseyBunsXo and last but most certainly not least, halyleyhoo.
This is for all the people that inspired me to write better then I ever believed I could, for the people who gave me confidence at the very start, and for the people who've made ME cry with phenomenal reviews. So many people have really been a part of my life throughout; I couldn't have done it without them.
Much love to my two fantabulous betas, who have been with me through my up's, down's, in's, out's, and that one time where I went a little crazy and did a loop-the-loop. They're both brilliant writers who have taken time out of their own busy schedules to look after me! Also, again much love to jemster23- you've inspired me too many times to count.
This is the end, but add me to AUTHOR ALERT because I have some other tricks up my sleeve… does anyone like The Princess Bride by any chance? Or what about a Twilight-Princess Bride Crossover? Anyone interested? Then AUTHOR ALERT, and incase that just doesn't float your boat, it's not the only thing I've got planned…
Thank you
Izzy x