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What a wonderful event it was in The Poetry Cafe in London! A full house with electric vibes to celebrate Your Messages. Sarah and Lynne welcomed us into a warm room in their world, replete with wine and sweet nibbles. Many of us wore purple to match the cover of the book – some on purpose and some by fluke. Wonderful message readings that let us match faces with words. Some of us had come from afar, but were made to feel so welcome in a community that had began online. We heard more about the charity we were supporting and revelled in the words we had played with. Next time, we will samba!

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SOMERSET - Drew Shaulis and Tyler Uphouse each had three hits to help power Somerset past Bishop Carroll 16-6 in six innings Thursday in LHAC varsity baseball action.
Shaulis also had two doubles, a home run and two RBIs while Uphouse added a double, home run and four runs batted in. As a team, Somerset pounded out 13 hits.
Sophomore Brett Christner, making his first varsity start, recorded the mound win, allowing five hits and walking four while striking out three. Zach Deist closed out the contest on the mound.
Somerset (15-2, 14-1 in LHAC) travels to Clearfield today.
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CAIRNBROOK - Mitch Ewards blasted a lead-off home run and Brandon Kudasik crushed a two-run homer in the first inning, propelling the Shade Panthers to an 11-1, five-inning victory over Turkeyfoot Valley on Thursday.
Wayne Deneen went 2-for-2 with three RBIs, Mark Koleszarik hit 2-for-2 with two runs batted in and Joel Kaminsky scored three times for Shade (9-6).


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I am thinking...that tonight I want to scrap. I love my little table I have set up creating a cozy corner to work.
I am thankful for...that Bethany's didn't have to take that painful sounding test.
From the kitchen...cowboy pizza from Papa Murphy's, hot chocolate with marshmallows for the boys. Whip cream too for Riley, coffee for me. Trying out 2 new flavor creamers.
I am wearing...my brown hoodie, red,white and pink striped flannel pants and beige thick socks.
I am creating...memories to look back upon one day by doing this.
I am going...to eventually going to put the piles of clean clothes away that I have been putting off for days.
I am reading...Hissy Fit. Great book so far. Love the attitude and zeal southern women have.
I am hoping...the weather warms up for the game Saturday.
I am hearing...sounds of the tv from jarods room, riley munching on cookies in my bed while drawing in his big sketchbook.
Around the house...you find signs of our family in little details.
One of my favorite things...is getting warm and cozy as the weather starts to turn to fall.
A few plans for the rest of the week: library, help jarod with his explorer project, soccer game for j, riley to make cupcakes and spend time with grandma, go to the Ice hockey game with Grandma & Grandpa, laundry, need to get ideas together for halloween treats for school for the boys.
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Tuesday, January 23, 2007
In A Nutshell
A place set aside to answer 201 autobiographical questions from a mother for her daughter. This may take awhile...join us if you like.
6. This is how we usually ate dinner as a family:
We always ate all meals when we were home together, at the table. Neither television nor radio were on, everyone washed their face and hands before coming to the table, and good table manners were expected. The table was set with either a table cloth or place mats, the dishes and flatware that would be needed (since Daddy put sugar in his coffee, he always got a teaspoon, even if the rest of us wouldn't need one, for instance), and napkins. At some point Daddy decided that five people asking each other to pass the salt and pepper and not being able to start eating until they had arrived, or having to stop to pass it back and forth to others, didn't make sense and bought small shakers for each person.
Mama did most of our meals from scratch, except that she used Campbell's instead of making soup and biscuits from a can instead of from scratch. We had seven reliable standbys, and unless it was an unusual event, if it was Tuesday it was Swiss steak and noodles and salad and a vegetable. Salad was always iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, and scallions with vinegar and oil. Salad was every night. Also on the menu were fried chicken and macaroni and cheese, meat loaf, tuna and noodle cassarole, pot roast, and one other thing that I can't remember. Vegetables were always fresh, until frozen ones came out and then sometimes we would have something out of season. Mama was always calorie conscious, so if we had desert it was usually fresh fruit, which I loved.
Once in a while Daddy would go on a cooking spree and fix a type of desert every night until he had run out of variations. Once he did fritters, once it was cobblers, once it was upside down cake. It was amazing the things he would decide to do -- not just the obvious, but things no one had heard of being cobbled or frittered. Bananas and apples, of course, but also pears and peaches and canned pineapple and gooseberries. On vacations, he always took over the cooking so Mama would have a holiday. He was a much more inventive cook, as well as a better cook than Mama. And if he hadn't left the kitchen looking like a dozen pigs had been rooting for truffles, we would have encouraged him to do it more often.
Dinner could be very unpleasant, since Daddy used this opportunity of having us all together to hand out reprimands for whatever ill considered behavior we had indulged in recently. There was a lot of "discussion" of my chores. I don't remember what the other kids got scolded for, since I always came first as the oldest and so was burning with humiliation and anger before they were attacked. I do remember that when he turned on Forrest I would see that Forrest was next to tears and that would upset me so much that I would not be able to stop giggling. Which did work to get the negative attention off of Forry and back on to me. It occurs to me to wonder if Forrest thinks I thought it was funny when he was in trouble? The other thing about this that bothered all of us was that when he scolded me, he would start out by calling me by the other kids' names first. I felt like he was saying I had acted like a child and they felt like they were being accused of whatever I had done. When I left home, Forrest was called Colleen, so it was a conscious thing. (This was unlike when he would be truly flummoxed by something we had done and call us by all 13 of his siblings names before he started on ours. That didn't happen often and we thought it was hilarious.)*
However, once that was over (and it was always the first thing, unless we did something which reminded him of it later) or when no one was in trouble dinner was very pleasant. Conversation included everyone and no one was made to feel stupid because they needed to have something explained to them. Current events, family stories, jokes, plans, general principles for leading the good life might be discussed. All of us shared information about our days and our parents were always interested in whatever it was. They even acted interested as Colleen told the same jokes that first I and then Forrest had told. It takes real love to laugh the fourth time that the third kid tells the same knock, knock joke that was never funny to begin with.
Scolding might happen at lunch on the weekend, but never that I can remember at breakfast. Daddy was very good about not starting us off on an unhappy foot.
I can't remember a single meal that Daddy didn't praise Mama's cooking, and we followed his example without ever being told. Actually, my entire family did this. The men my mother and her sisters married had obviously been raised well; as had my grandfather and great-grandfather. At meals with my great-grandfather, he always said grace and always blessed at least the farmer and the cook. Sometimes he would list one or two others, like the merchant who sold it or the trucker who transported it. We certainly knew most of the trail from farm to table in our house.
* These public scoldings were only for minor matters, I realize now. If we did anything really important, that was discussed in private. And with much more kindness and understanding than the little stuff at the table. For instance, when I was caught shoplifting, Daddy decided I wasn't getting enough money and increased my allowance. Without any punishment at all. And, although I suspect that Forrest and Colleen did things of graver import than slacking their chores, I never witnessed what was done about that.
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- J said...
It's too bad that he started the meals of in such an unpleasant manner, though. That would give me a stomach ache.
Funny that you had the same meals on the same night of the week...I don't know if I would find that boring or comforting, or perhaps both! Did you ever see "Shirley Valentine"? That reminds me of when she feeds the neighbors dog the steak, and cooks eggs for her husband. He complains. She replies, "But you LIKE eggs and chips!" Says he, "I like my eggs and chips on TUESDAY. Friday, I like my steak!"
- kenju said...
"kitchen looking like a dozen pigs had been rooting for truffles"
I love that line. My dad used to cook a lot too, mainly pies and cobblers, but he always cleaned up after himself. I tend to serve the same 7-10 meals time after time. Mr. kenju has finally gotten used to it, I think.
- Ally Bean said...
I enjoy how you're able to remember so much from your girlhood. I think that lots of the details of mine are lost forever.
And, now, suddenly, I have a hankering for tuna casserole. Wonder how that happened?!
- Joy Des Jardins said...
Apart from the scoldings...and I think we all had those from time to time....your dinners sounded delightful J. Your memories are very vivid and your storytelling is truly heartwarming. I love it.
- Betty said...
I make my tuna casserole with ham instead of tuna. It's pretty good, too. But, I still call it tuna casserole. Wonder why I do that.
- gawilli said...
My mom had some definite stand-by dishes and most were really good. I do remember a certain orange jello salad she made with shredded carrots and some other kind of vegetables not coming to mind right now. This was not one of my favorites.


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Saturday, April 24, 2010
The journey of 366 days............
For my Friend who wishes to know more~
Just one thing you need to get yourself. A place to keep your days " a Book of ONE and by that I mean you need to find a Bound Blank Parchment Book. Make a promise to yourself and The goddess that from the moment you begin to write you will write and study and practice your craft for 366 DAYS.... You need one full year of meditation, devotion, and open minded willingness to see and learn. Not only from your studies but learn about yourself, Find you in you. Your Book of One helps you to keep track of everything you experience that leads you to the path you set TO FIND in the first page.
I know it sounds a whole hell of a lot like another commitment that you are making and it is. You are making a commitment to YOURSELF! TO DO SOMETHING SOLELY FOR YOU . On the 366 day meet your path~ read your journey, reward your hard work, spend the day discovering that you have indeed GROWN, LEARNED, EXPERIENCED AND EMBRACED YOUR OWN PATH OF SELF FULFILLMENT.
I have several books of ONE and each one is a testament to my growth, acceptance of myself and the paths I have walked and those paths that I have not yet walked.
Set a goal and dig deep to find that goal, it needs to be profound, and personal, Avoid social or superficial, goals..Those are not the ways of the Goddess.
.......... One last thing to remember~ YOUR CRAFT AND THE KNOWLEDGE OF YOUR JOURNEYS SHOULD BE YOURS AND YOURS ALONE!!! SPREAD YOUR KNOWLEDGE CAREFULLY AND ONLY WITH LIKE RECIPIENTS.... IF YOU CHOOSE TO TEACH, CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECT WELL. MORE HARM MAY COME THAN GOOD BY TEACHING THOSE WITH AN IMPURE HEART......... End of lesson one.
A notable books of interest.
> SOLITARY WITCH~ By Silver Ravenwolf
My personal favorite~ Because it is me, for as long as I can remember and will be me for as long as I am blessed to be~
> THE WAY OF THE GREEN WITCH~ Ann Murphy-Hiscok
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Very moving and inspirational...Thank you for taking time to write this. My journey has only begun~ReplyDelete
Very Nice, Just remember that while researching ONE....that anothers RX of the Craft does not have to be Yours! Perfect Book Choices! What you project comes to you as well! Project Positive even Unto Your Enemies!ReplyDelete
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I agree Bus stop signs suck!!ReplyDelete
Muffin what are a few of your favorite books? I know you too study Solitary Witch. I just love that book.
Thats My Absolute Favorite! I also Like Wicca which was a Joint Effort between Ravenwolf and Someother dude...Dont have it in front of me and I have a new one Ive only browsed called Tarot Spells. My all time favorite book is: Are you there God its me Margaret.ReplyDelete
My all time favorite book is The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe!!!!ReplyDelete
Second is Pride and Prejudice.....
I too also own Wicca....
The Wiccan Year~ By: Judy Ann Nock is also a must have..You would love it
I will check them all out. Thanks Ladies and my alltime favorite book is Memnoch the Devil by Ann Rice.ReplyDelete
Memnoch is a great book I have read all her books several times. She needs to write more on her Mayfair Witches... That would make me a very happy girlReplyDelete
I totally agree, she needs to write more about the Mayfair's...I just love that family. Im torn between Rowan and Julian being my favorite character if that's what ya wanna call them. I've read her latest works since deciding to put the witches and the vampires away, but they just dont draw me in. New Orleans is a place I so need to visit again. I loved the voodoo museum and the cemeteries. Being in front of her house I could picture Stella being pushed over the balcony into the pool. I have pictures of that trip, I should post them, or blog about them. and Pat O'briens wasn't so bad either!ReplyDelete
I received my first books today...and already started to dig in. All three by Silver Ravenwolf. It's amazing what the heart already knows but that words verify.ReplyDelete


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- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Lightly coat a baking sheet with cooking spray; set aside.
- In a shallow dish combine yogurt and honey. In another shallow dish combine corn flakes and half of the basil. Arrange chicken pieces on a tray; cover with plastic wrap. Pound lightly with the flat side of a meat mallet to pieces make of uniform thickness. Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Dip chicken in yogurt mixture in shallow dish to coat and then in corn flake mixture. Place on prepared baking sheet. Bake for 15 to 18 minutes or until chicken is crisp and golden on outside and no pink remains on inside.
- Meanwhile, for tomato gravy, in a small saucepan combine undrained tomatoes, Worcestershire sauce, and the remaining basil. Cook and stir over medium-low heat until heated through.
- Spoon tomato gravy onto serving plates; top with chicken. If desired, garnish with additional basil.
Nutrition Facts (Oven-Fried Chicken with Tomato Gravy)
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- 6 g fat
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The primary route of inactivation of the endocannabinoid 2-arachidonoylglycerol (2-AG) in the CNS is through enzymatic hydrolysis, mainly carried out by monoacylglycerol lipase (MAGL), along with small contribution by the α/β-hydrolase domain (ABHD) proteins ABHD6 and ABHD12. Recent methodological progress allowing kinetic monitoring of glycerol liberation has facilitated substrate profiling of the human endocannabinoid hydrolases and these studies have revealed that the three enzymes have distinct monoacylglycerol substrate and isomer preferences. Here we have extended this substrate profiling to cover four prostaglandin glycerol esters, namely 15-deoxy-Δ12,14-prostaglandin J2-2-glycerol (15d-PGJ2-G), PGD2-G, PGE2-G, and PGF2α-G. We found that the three enzymes hydrolyzed the tested substrates, albeit with distinct rates and preferences. While hABHD12 showed only marginal activity towards PGE2-G, hABHD6 preferentially hydrolyzed PGD2-G and hMAGL robustly hydrolyzed all four. This was particularly intriguing for MAGL activity towards 15d-PGJ2-G whose hydrolysis rate rivaled that of the best monoacylglycerol substrates. Molecular modeling studies combined with kinetic analysis supported favorable interaction with the hMAGL active site. Long and short MAGL isoforms shared similar substrate profile and hMAGL hydrolyzed 15d-PGJ2-G also in living cells. The ability of 15d-PGJ2-G to activate the canonical nuclear factor erythroid 2-related factor (Nrf2) signaling pathway utilized by 15d-PGJ2 was assessed and these studies revealed for the first time that 15d-PGJ2 and 15d-PGJ2-G similarly activated Nrf2 signaling as well as transcription of target genes of this pathway. Our study challenges previous claims regarding the ability of MAGL to catalyze PG-G hydrolysis and extend the MAGL substrate profile beyond the classical monoacylglycerols.
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The next paper my class will write is going to be an interpretation of a film. Last year, when my class was food themed, we watched Chocolat. That worked well, but I'd rather not use it again (partly because I showed a different Johnny Depp movie last semester). I was thinking of using Pleasantville, but I just finished rewatching it and, while there are subtleties in it that could make for interesting and unique interpretations, it clubs you so hard over the head with its main thesis that I don't think many students would look past that. So I'm in the market for a sort of literary movie - one that's rich in imagery, symbolism, and lends itself to multiple interpretations. Any suggestions?


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A carefully curated collection of the surviving transcripts of the Beatles' appearances on BBC Radio and Television from 1962 to 1970, featuring commentary from author and Beatles expert Kevin Howlett and rare photographs and memorabilia from the BBC.
The year 2013 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the release of The Beatles' first album, Please, Please Me. To celebrate this event with material that has never been in print or has not repeatedly resurfaced is a challenge. But a great deal of both--namely, never-before-seen BBC transcripts, historical documents, and rare photos--will be the main thrust of the book The Beatles: The BBC Archives. Not since The Beatles' Anthology of 2000 has a work of this magnitude been offered.
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Life as a stay-at-home isn't all that glamorous. (Shocking, I know!) I'm not waiting to go to dinner parties when my husband gets home from work, or trying to get ready for the ball everyone other weekend. I try to get out of the house as much as possible and go places that both work for my schedule and help me get stuff done – the gym, the grocery store, the post office, etc. (Calm down. I know I should have told you beforehand this was riveting stuff!)
There are some people, moms specifically, who choose to get together ever so often for drinks or a "girls night". (Although, I do know some moms who may meet too early in the afternoon, on a school night, to call it "girls night". But I digress.)
For a multitude of reasons, I don't go to these types of gatherings. I've been invited to go to an early dinner at a beautiful winery to enjoy the scenery. Pass. I've been asked to go have margaritas at the local Mexican food joint. No thanks.
So, why not go? Maybe you are thinking, "You don't have to drink. You have enough will power to just say no. Just go and be social." There are two reasons why I don't and won't go to these kinds of activities.
- I still don't 1,000% trust myself when I'm sucked into the vortex off a girls' night out. (Plus, have you seen girls when they get sloppy drunk? And you want me to be the DD and take care of everyone? No thanks!)
- Drinking and being around drinking has a very personal connection with me. I realize some people have a healthy relationship with alcohol and can stand to be near it, but I am no such people. I don't like to smell it. I don't like to see what it does to people. And I especially don't like it when people offer you something to drink, you politely respond with "No thanks. I don't drink," and then that's followed with the infamous question, "Not even a glass of wine?"
I realize this may not apply to everyone's situations and my reasons may be completely different than yours, but they are valid nonetheless. Don't put yourself in awkward positions unless you are 1,000% comfortable in your own skin and know that you are in control of yourself.


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Between the years 1762 and 1765, Captain John Macpherson, a Scot by birth, established by John Adams described as 'the most elegant seat in Pennsylvania.' This country estate overlooks the Schuykill River. (Then, as now, the 'right' river). It features classical architecture, stunning interiors and vistas, and the best craftsmanship of colonial Philadelphia.


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The pair say in a letter released by the RCMP that they arrived at Cathedral Lakes Lodge near Keremeos, B.C., on June 21 and set off on a short hike the next day.
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Byron Scott, Head Coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers
Man, I can't get over how good I look in this tie! I don't know if it's the color, or this unique pattern, but something about it really speaks to me.
Wearing this tie makes me feel powerful, like I can go out there, and through sheer force of will, take on the whole world! No one can stand in my way with this tie. In fact, I pity anyone who thinks they can take me on dressed like this. I'm like a bad-ass stormtrooper…you know, from Star Wars. And I'll come at you with lightening speed. Before you know what hit you, it'll be over.
With this tie, I feel like a born leader. I'm the head honcho, A-number 1, the big kahuna! I'm large and in charge. Who is dumb enough to question my authority? Don't they see this tie? I'm the undisputed master. I'm all powerful! My word is law!
Anybody who sees me coming better move out the way. I need breathing room, bitches! Give me some space! I need it more than you. Can't you tell by my tie? I'm special, and I don't have time for you inferior, non-tie wearing sorts. You people should go off and live on your own. I don't want you messing up my tie. You're like jealous parasites, feeding off my awesome fashion statement because you're too weak to make your own. Pathetic. You're probably the reason LeBron left! It was an inside job. I should have known you'd stab us in the back and try to bring the Cavs down from the inside. We'll it's not going to work. I'll deal with you; all in good time.
I'm going to build a whole look around this tie. First off, I'm thinking khaki for both my shirt and pants. Why not? If it looks good with the tie, that's all that matters. Next, maybe a sash of some sort, and maybe a hat? Something like M. Bison from Street Fighter would wear. And maybe some boots, too? NBA coaches don't wear enough boots. And to top it all off, facial hair. Nothing to showy, though. I don't want to take away from the tie. Maybe a neatly trimmed mustache, or something. I don't know. We'll see.
Man, this tie is kind of tight. I know, I'll just take it off and wrap it around my upper arm. There we go. That looks totally bad ass! I love this tie so much. I don't know what would happen if I lost it. I'd rather end it all than face the world without it. If anything happens to this tie, I'm going to take a cyanide pill and put a bullet in my head. I'll have the team burn my body afterward. I know that's drastic, but I feel like I'm in an epic struggle. And in my struggle, I must be victorious. Total victory, or total defeat in this totally awesome tie. All hail the tie!
You know the Germans make good stuff. You followin me here, camera guy?
The German's sure make some high quality ties.
I wonda wut the patturn on his undees is. I bet he's real hung too!!


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Dear GHD Member,
I hope you had a wonderful holiday season with family and friends and have many cherished memories which will make you smile in years to come. In this afterglow of goodwill, it is appropriate to set your healthy goals for 2010. If you are like many people, your New Year's resolutions are made with sincere intensions but will probably not be carried out even through the end of this month. Sound familiar? Review your list, is it realistic? If you are holding down two jobs, going to school and raising two children are you going to have time to go to the gym for an hour everyday? Don't become more stressed over trying to become more healthy. If you don't take care of yourself, you will not be able to take care of others. Remember, most goals are met by taking small steps not running jumps!
Don't forget to visit us at: http://gethealthydesoto.blogspot.com
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January 3, 2010 Newsletter
Dear GHD Member,
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GHD Christmas Tour Tickets on Sale First State Community Bank, Pogolinos De Soto, Drummonds Florist, Cherished Memories, Nature's Aglow, Mona Lisa. & Library & DeSoto
Chiropractic. Tickets are $15.00.
November 12th
Toys for Tots Christmas Craft Fair 9:00-4:00 De Soto Armory Come by the Get Healthy DeSoto and De Soto Farmers' Market Booth for great gift ideas. Cookbooks, umbrellas, cutting boards & knifes, raffle tickets on original Pastel Work of Art and GHD Christmas Home Tour Tickets.
November 19th
GHD Hiking adventure at St. François Park. Gather at 9:00 a.m. at the De Soto Public Library and then travel to the park. Walk will be approximately 2 hrs. leader: Brenda Eaves 314-954-1578
November 26th
Get Healthy DeSoto Christmas Home Tour 9:00-3:30. 8 homes on tour. Tickets are $15.00 in Advance. $18.00 day of tour. For more info contact Elaine at 586-8335 or Debby at 586-4570.
This is such an exciting time for Get Healthy DeSoto. Our membership is growing and we are spreading the enthusiasm to surrounding communities. We have some significant projects under consideration for DeSoto. As a member I know you understand and appreciate the accomplishments GHD has made so far. I would like to update you on a couple of projects we are working on at this time.
Walking/Bicycle Trail in Ritcher Park
This would enable people to better utilize Ritcher Park in a healthy active way. The trail would cost approximately $13,500. At this time GHD has $2,500.00 on deposit with the City of DeSoto to go toward this project.
Walking Pocket Maps
Some of you may have seen the maps we currently have for three different courses throughout DeSoto. Our goal is to print seven additional courses. The total cost of the project is $3,099.50. This would give us 2,000 copies of each new map, reprint 1,000 copies of the three existing maps and would provide 10 outdoor plastic map holders.
Get Healthy DeSoto is proud to be able to provide the free membership that gives you access to the many educational sessions, newsletters and activities hosted by GHD. Our intention is to maintain this free membership.
If you would like to make a tax deductible contribution toward the projects listed above please make your check payable to "Get Healthy DeSoto" and mail to Get Healthy DeSoto, c/o Debby Campbell, 431 Johnston Drive, DeSoto, Mo. 63020. All donations are appreciated. We hope you will consider becoming a vested member in these projects.
Thank you for your participation in making DeSoto a healthier and active community.
Cathy Boyer
Secretary of Get Healthy DeSoto


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I need to send flowers to my mum for her birthday but I have never done it before. So I have no idea what I should be paying for delivery. What is the normal cost for flower delivery in the UK? What are the cheapest, best value website for this? Are there any online florists that will deliver for free?


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Ahead of the March 28 and April 11 General Elections, Petty Business People, drawn from the 31 local government areas in Akwa Ibom
State and their counterparts residing in Northern parts of Nigeria, have unanimously
thrown their weight behind the PDP governorship standard-bearer in Akwa Ibom State, Mr. Udom Emmanuel.
They made their declaration on Wednesday, at the Udom/Moses Campaign office in Uyo during a solidarity visit to the governorship
Addressing the gathering, President of Association of Petty Businessmen and Women, Mr. Samuel Archibong, the Uyo Senatorial district leader of the group, Samuel Akpan, the leader for Eket, Ama Williams and the representative for Ikot Ekpene Senatorial district, Mr. Udo Idiong
Ankop, in their separate remarks said their decision to support the PDP governorship candidate was hinged on their firm belief that
Mr. Udom Emmanuel has the capacity, needed experience, political will and courage to turn the economy of the State around for overall benefits of the people.
They described Udom's emergence as a divine project which will impact positively on their businesses and vowed to cast their votes for the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan and the election of Mr. Udom Emmanuel as the next governor.
In a solidarity message, the National President, National Association of Small Scale Industries, NASSI, Engr. Ezekiel Essien, explained that members of the organized private sector in the State were happy that one of them who has been a successful banker and financial expert is flying the PDP governorship flag in Akwa Ibom, and described the decision by the petty traders to queue behind his candidacy as a step in the right direction.
Responding, Mr. Udom Emanuel who said he was humbled by the show of solidarity by the petty business men assured that he had the antidote to employment in the State when he emerges as governor.
He hinted that already he has fashioned out a blueprint that would add value to the petty business enterprise in the State, assuring that his government will work closely with them.
He maintained that the growth of their businesses will be boosted during his administration as he will enable members to access financial grants from the Central Bank of Nigeria as well as other incentives.
He promised to empower a department that will adequately carter for small and medium
enterprise, but advised them to ensure that they vote for all PDP candidates including President Goodluck Jonathan, to the national and State assembly candidates.


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Within two hours after the shooting, Inspector Dowd had decided to institute a "Code 44" – the special strategy police put into use when the Son of Sam strikes. While police at the scene roped off the site of the shooting and immediately began the search for witnesses, other units were alerted to watch bridges and highways – possible escape routes for the killer.
An angry Sgt. John Coffey of the homicide force said, "We had 2,000 cops out looking for Sam this weekend. We thought for sure he would strike in Queens or the Bronx, but all the publicity must have driven him into Brooklyn."
The frustration of the task force officers was also evident as they conceded that their chief suspects – all under surveillance since Thursday – had now been dramatically and conclusively able to establish their innocence.
"It's a whole new ball game now. There were many people who we had ruled out. The worse would be if we had talked to Sam and let him go." Dowd
Excerpt from Howard Blum Aug 1, 1977 New York Times
Monday, August 01, 1977
For the Police, the Latest Attack Enlarges Already-Large Haystack
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Biking, Hiking, and Building Homes
Adventure junkies who like to volunteer in their free time love Play it Forward Adventure Travels (PIF). This organization combines the thrills of the outdoors with the fulfillment of giving back.
I spoke by phone with PIF's President, Jodi Nelson, at a café in Guatemala. She told me about the 10-day tour she and 12 others had just completed. Their trip was filled with all-day bike rides, breathtaking views of Lake Atitlan, hiking the City of Stairs, kayaking to Santa Catarina and yoga by the water.
Not only did these thrill-seekers fulfill their need for excitement, but they also spent much of their time serving the local people. Working with the St. Paul organization Common Hope, PIF connected with others volunteering in Guatemala. In only two and a half hours PIF and a European Youth Group passed panels for a home up a mountain. Jodi explained how great it was work with fellow group members: "I must say, this group was amazing. Everyone was so connected; we were like a team that´s known each other for years. What a great thing to see."
Through Common Hope, PIF sojourners also visited children they sponsored, accompanied social workers to local homes and learned more about the Mayan community.
"I can´t say enough about how wonderful this trip was. I hope every one of you can experience this for yourself one day." – Jodi
At the end of the trip, the group gathered at an earth lodge in the Guatemalan mountains. PIF used the day to relax and reflect on the week they had completed. One of the most rewarding aspects of each trip, Jodi explains, are the testimonials of fellow sojourners: "One person told me during our hike yesterday that she thinks my trips cure depression. Another person told me they are having all these amazing breakthroughs with what they want to do with their life when they get home. Another woman came to conquer fears, and she´s done EVERYTHING presented to her ... we find it hard to believe she is scared of anything."
For an adrenaline fix or an opportunity to serve others, a Play it Forward Adventure is a not-to-be-missed experience.
PLAY it Forward, LLC
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Shoegazing seems to be a popular target to get a listener's head to nod side to side, a hand to strum the air guitar strapped around their neck, or a foot to tap until the bone begins to chisel. This is the style that has branded artists like Smashing Pumpkins and My Bloody Valentine, and it has now branded New York City's The Pains of Being Pure At Heart. This is not one of your run-of-the-mill-type brands, however - this is one of the good ones.
I don't know if it's the 90's nostalgia that's hitting me or the incessant need to turn my volume up to 10, but there's a reason why shoegaze works so well. The frequent use of flange to appropriate the longing distance between chords and the respective lyrical content make the music soar high and above, even if it does tend to meander. Luckily, The Pains don't make Belong a repetitive affair - this is just delightful.
The starting title track and the song "Too Tough" are perfect examples of the genre, cranking the flanging guitars and low-vibe harmonics to match the vocalist's subtle and chilled tone. Any of the two bands mentioned in the above paragraph could have easily turned these tunes into hits of their own, and it helps that these two tracks help to open and close the album, respectively. Tracks like "The Body" and "My Terrible Friend" continue the trend, albeit much more upbeat and producing bass similar to that of 80's synth-pop. The other six tracks remain consistently and surprisingly vibrant and nourished, keeping a balance of both rhythm and beat that's scattered nicely throughout the album.
These ten tracks are pure shoegazing, and that's a stellar choice. Sure, it's easy to write off Belong as a close repeat performance of big bands prior, but The Pains aren't making music for comparisons. Quite frankly, they're making music to add to the dimensions that shoegazing offers in the first place.
The Pains of Being Pure At Heart - Belong
The Pains of Being Pure At Heart - Too Tough
Belong is available on Slumberland Records on March 29th.


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I told my boys I was going to make a chess table. I asked them to design the chess pieces. I started an epidemic.
Monday, March 26, 2012
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Project #2 Magnetic Chalkboard painted wall.
My secret projects
So, I took the initiative with Matt being gone, to attempt a couple of home improvement projects to pass the time.(HAHAHAHAHAHA, if you know my life you're also rolling over laughing) This is the before picture of my Dining Room. We ripped out the carpet(thus the bare lower wall w/ no baseboards), Matt primed the floor to cover the horrible stench(thus the white parts of the cement), and Matt also put down floor leveler(thus the dark cement spots). I am attempting to make it presentable since money has run bone dry and there won't be any wood floor going down in this room for at least another year. I've grown weary of looking at it, wasting the space and having visitors see this first thing.
The link above shows what I'm attempting. I'm not expecting anything magnificent, I'm not patching anything, I'm not doing it for permenance. I'm still really nervous about doing a big job like this w/o the help of the hubby.
|Here's the floor with the first coat of paint.
Book Club
My friend and fellow homeschool mom organized a book club for our children. We get together every month with a reading assignment and project. The kids(or moms) pick the books out of a specified genre and then there's an assignment to do to help present the book. These are Quadramas. The kids Made them to illustrate scenes or aspects of their book. I love giving my kids to make monthly presentations. Luke even looks forward to it!
|Scene from 'The Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler' that Eli did.
|Luke's character presentation of 'The Bobbsey Twins Go to Indian Hollow'
Luke took forever to decide what mystery he wanted to read and had to do his last minute.
|Samuel read his first chapter book all on his own. This is a scene from 'The Knight at Dawn'. It's a Magic Treehouse book.
|And here is to keeping it real. Brigham was quite a handfull that day. Getting him and Sennia and my whole onterage(sp?) through the library can be an adventure.
|That's why I HAD to come home and make this. MMmmm was it good! If I had some avadaco I'd go in there right this minute and make some more. I made 12 rolls of sushi. Any guess as to who ate 2 of them all by himself? Yep, Brig.
Peek-a-boo fun
Fun around our house in March!
|Sleeping little angel. She has decided that she likes sleeping on her tummy in her cradle. I voted for the hammock but lost.
|Do my lips look blue to you?
|72 degrees. I'm not gettin' in yet!
Tea time
Alena wants everything to be a party. A party for every occasion. Quite frankly, it's exausting. Even though I don't make everything into a party, I always have a guilt trip about it going on and I also have this long list of things I would love to do with her that haunt me. So, when my fun book group ladies sent me home with too many treats(had to leave early to save Brigham from a bug that got into his bed) it made it easy to have a tea party. Much to her chagrin we stuck w/ plastic(Brigham isn't safe with glass) and we didn't use the disposable table cloth in the cupborn I'm saving for Samuel's next birthday(that took some doing for her to get over) but Eli did help her make tea to make it offical. Happy children. Sorry you can't see all the yummy food, Eli's shot is a bit blurry.
Monday, March 12, 2012
Blue and Gold Banquet Cake
|Luke ready for his banquet
Birthday workout, park time, mardi gras fun day!
It's that time of year again. The Sour-cream Chocolate Chip Cake was scrumptious. Eli made it this year. Hooray and Happy Birthday to you dear husband.
We went to the park with our family friends, The Lane's. The boys and men worked out. Then there was some pretty serious capture the flag and then we chowed on cake, veggis, apples and chips and salsa until the mosquitos started chowing on us. It was a muddy bunch of fun. Sennia slept, pooped all over herself, and slept some more:)
Had to have a bit of king cake in honor of Mardi Gras!
It's a start
Gardening here in Houston is going to be different. We've got to make raised beds and since we cannot afford that just yet, we're going to be container gardening for the most part.
Sammy labled the pots.
Here's one little herb plot we transplanted our rosemary and basil into.
We sure love gardening. It sure made a nice family day.
Hers, mine and ours
When I had Alena, I decided I didn't care about money or any other hinderance, she was going to get every special treatment I ever wanted for my baby. She wore only clothes I approved of. I searched high and low for just the right shoes and made many pair myself. She had natural fibers and slept in a hammock. Everything she came in contact with was earthy, soft and sweet. It was fun. I sewed for her even. With sweet Sennia, I would love to do the same but she isn't just mine. She's also Alena's and Alena has a different opinion of big bows and flowers than I do. I feel it's only fair to let her have a turn. After all, this is the only sister she will ever have and since I NEVER put a big fooffy anything on Alena(as a baby) I figure she has a right to accessorize her baby.
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If that isn't sweet repose, I've never seen it. I think that would make a nice card. Sweet Sennia was blessed on Sunday the 26th of February. We had lots of Sulins and the Stonelys and the Stechers. Also, our good friend Robbie Lane and our hometeacher Bro. Maclane and the Bishop. Matt cried through the whole thing. Harold Beckett was put in charge of the pacifier but evidently she launched it. Thankfully she still stayed quiet, listening to her dear daddy bless her to grow up and do great things with the help of the Lord. He also blessed her in a beautiful symbiotic relationship with her siblings. I'm so thankful she's here to complete our family.
|Sennia Elizabeth Stecher
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Eighth grade meant everyone together in 1969 at Luella Elementary School. It was the Beatles and bar mitzvahs, science projects and going steady, pulling pranks and getting even.
Then the troubled world intruded. Ninth grade meant strangers in strange schools, missing old friends, anger and, even at 14, a touch of guilt.


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Lunch Time Freebie!!
Did you know when you join the Quiznos Q Club you will get a coupon for a FREE Sammie sandwich for joining, plus a FREE cookie on your birthday.
You'll also receive coupons and promotions throughout the year. Enjoy!
Here is the link: http://www.quiznos.com/subsandwiches/Offers/OffersLanding.aspx
This is great for me, because Quiznos is just around the corner from my work.


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I've discovered something about spiritual growth and maturity that really isn't that profound. It is, however true:
"Knowing and not doing" = Pride, Bitterness, or Both.
"Doing and not knowing" = Pride, Bitterness, or Both.
I believe this basic "formula" is true with rare, if any, exception.
Have you ever known anyone who knows a LOT of Bible, but they are also snobby, obnoxious, uncaring, unkind, ungenerous and cranky?
How about someone who is a dizzying display of service, volunteering, hard work and "spiritual" activity, but they are also snobby, obnoxious, uncaring, unkind, ungenerous and cranky?
One without the other leads to an arrogant attitude or a bitter spirit. Or both.
Many people have not grown past the last thing God told them to do. And others have not stopped long enough to know what God is telling them to do.
Spiritual maturity is not just about how much you know. It's about what you do with what you know. It's also about how much your life is reflecting the One you are following.
And becoming Christ-like is the goal.


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year and Republicans, not so much. From the CNN.com article:
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Republican party may face tough
times at the polls come November, according to results of a new
national survey.
Sixty-three percent of Democrats questioned say they are either
extremely or very enthusiastic about voting this year. Only 37
percent of Republicans feel the same way, and 36 percent of
Republicans say they are not enthusiastic about voting.
"Republicans are far less enthusiastic about voting than Democrats
are, and enthusiasm has plummeted among GOPers since the start
of the year," said Keating Holland, CNN polling director. "There was
already an 'enthusiasm gap' in January, when Democrats were 11
points higher than GOPers on this measure. Now, that gap has grown
to 26 points."
"Bottom line: After eight years of the Bush presidency, Republicans
are demoralized," said Bill Schneider, CNN senior political analyst.
My immediate thought: Who cares about enthusiasm? Isn't voting about electing
someone whose policies you agree with and can best do the job? Voting is a civic
duty, I never realized I'm suppose to be pumped up about pulling the lever.
Also, this should be a clear signal to John McCain that he needs to choose a
Vice-President candidate who can brings a spark life into his campaign. Someone
more media friendly, perhaps.


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A planning application for a biofuel power station in Barnsley which had been
withdrawn has now been resubmitted. The application, for a 7 MW power station,
is made by Rocpower, a subsidiary of Hargreaves Services, who are planning six
biofuel power stations, one of which has already been granted permission.
The company claims that they will use tall oil (a byproduct from paper production)
and vegetable oil 'co-product', a term used so widely that they could well argue
that types of soybean oil and palm oil qualify. Furthermore, Rocpower have once
again submitted an older Environmental Review to the planning department in
Barnsley which refers to palm oil plans.
To find out more and to object to the planning application, please go to:
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
Agro (fuels) in Barnsley
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A leaked draft EU document shows that the Commission would like to rename palm oil plantations as "forest" in order that biodiesel from palm oil plantations can still meet EU biofuels sustainability criteria.
Palm oil expansion is a major cause of tropical rainforest destruction and biodiesel from palm oil can easily cause more greenhouse gas emissions that the fossil fuel it is meant to replace.
- 7 February 2010 at 14:59
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If you need a light application that can show lyrics on your Tangram Aktuell 1 Lektion 5-8 Pdf as songs play in iTunes, Tangram Aktuell 1 Lektion 5-8 Pdf for Mac can be a decent enough option. When you open a photo and tap the edit button, you can choose from a handful of options including rotation, cropping, filtering, HSL, B&C, and white light filters. Features that require payment are clearly labeled and link to the Web page for purchase of the full version. You are also able to manually back up your notes as well as set automatic backups to run hourly, daily, or weekly. Tangram Aktuell 1 Lektion 5-8 Pdf for Mac is a lightweight utility that you can use to resize your digital images to save space and make uploading easier. It's a clean and Tangram Aktuell 1 Lektion 5-8 Pdf app that doesn't come with any noticeable glitches. You can browse any of these options and add items to a playback queue. While rather basic, Tangram Aktuell 1 Lektion 5-8 Pdf for Mac includes quite a few distinguishing capabilities for creating pixel art. The only real downside to the app is the high level of difficulty, which
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It's not that late here in CA but I'm sleepy and staying up to watch a couple of my tv shows because my dvr is getting full lol. What are you doing up this late?
It's not that late here in CA but I'm sleepy and staying up to watch a couple of my tv shows because my dvr is getting full lol. What are you doing up this late?
sounds exciting doesn't it? ;)
Lol I just woke up on the couch! I've been asleep since 7...so I just got a nice 3 hour nap but ugh, now I'm going to be up for God knows how long!
It's a boy!!!
Baby #1, Ethan Vaughn, due 4/15/13
community.babycenter.com/post/a3969... <---reading and LMAO at this thread. Also, waiting for it to be lunchtime in Afghanistan so DH (dear husband) and I can chat. :) It's 11 PM here. :)
Army wife for life.
Ooh, good luck with that montagueerika! I have a hard time sleeping even if I've taken the shortest nap at all during the day.
Researching side effects of Sudafed! I have a bad, BAD head cold. My OB said I could take Sudafed. It's actually working, but I am wide awake. turns out I should stop taking Sudafed if I experience sleeplessness per the box. Now I'm trying to find out exactly why Sudafed is making me sleepless. I hope the baby is ok.
Watching she's the man, (this movie cracks me up every time i watch it) and on BBC. waiting to get sleepy.
> I love my babies! 2/24/10 4/19/2013
Married to my best friend.
wish i could say i was awake by choice... pennicillin gave me diarrhea... im on bc between potty breaks :(
Working. Ill be here until 7am.
FTM Expecting our princess 4/4/13 <3
Its not really late for SO (significant other) and I although its mignight already. .but he's playing a computer game and I was watching american dad waiting to get sleepy but its not happening..


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A test run of one of the five power sets newly imported from China will take place today (Aug. 19), said the Railways Department.The test run will take place on the Kelani Valley track, up to Kandy.
The new powersets will be added to the Department's fleet soon, said Department superintendent L.A.R. Ratnayake.Seven more powersets are due to be imported this year.


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Well, the following is just the physiological aspect of the answer.
First of all, there are really three different types of tears. Basal tears keep our eyes lubricated constantly. Reflex tears are produced when our eyes get irritated, like with onions or when something gets into our eyes. The third kind of tear is produced when the body reacts emotionally to something. Each type of tear contains different amounts of chemical proteins and hormones.
The psychic tears (or emotional tears) require an emotional response, or trigger to be activated. When emotions affect us, the nervous system stimulates the cranial nerve, in the brain and this sends signals to the neurotransmitters to the tear glands. Thus, we cry .The largest tear gland, the lacrimal gland produces the tears of emotion and reflex. Many believe that the body, in times of emotional stress, depends on this gland to release excess amounts of chemicals and hormones, returning it to a stable state.


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· In 2000, there were 1,579,566 drug arrests in the
. Of those, close to half were for marijuana United States
· Just like fingerprints, every cats nose pad is different
· Popeye is 34 years old, weighs 158 lbs, and is 5 feet 6 inches tall
· The three most valuable brand names on earth: Marlboro, Coca Cola, and Budweiser, in that order
· One bushel of wheat can make enough sandwiches that you could eat three sandwiches a day for over six months
· In the movie "Babe", the piglet was played by over 30 different piglets they outgrew the part so quickly during the production of the film
· Research indicates that people prefer the colour blue for their casual clothing
· The leading cause of deaths for children between the ages of 1 and 4 are motor vehicle crashes
· The first toilet being flushed in a motion picture was in the movie "Psycho."
· The human brain has about 100,000,000,000 (100 billion) neurons
· One acre of wheat can produce enough bread to feed a family of four people for about ten years
· Queen
used marijuana, to help relieve menstrual cramp pain Victoria
· On a ship a toilet is called a head
· About 1 in 5,000
North Atlantic lobsters are born bright blue
· Approximately 10.5 gallons of water is used in a dishwasher. Washing the dishes by hand can use up to 20 gallons of water
· The thing that hangs from the top of the beak of a turkey is called the snood
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more than any other country in the world Australia
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factory every 15 minutes are enough to outstack the York Eiffel Tower
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The man known as Black Patch lived a life on the seas. His obsession with lost gold has its beginnings before he was even born.
In the year 1889 a treasure shipment was destined to the United States when the ship floundered near an atoll. As the ship began to sink, the captain ordered one of the crew -- a man by the name of Billy Glow -- to bring the treasure to the atoll and bury it there. The ship sank and Billy was trapped on the island for many years until he was able to build a ship to escape the island. He then led an expedition to the atoll's location but could not find the island. The shipping company collected the insurance and considered the gold lost and forgot about it. However Billy did not, and some years after that he funded his own expedition to find the treasure hiring Black Patch and his crew but it was also unsuccessful. During the voyage Glow allowed Black Patch to see the map.
By 1948, Black Patch had decided that the atoll must still be out there somewhere and he and his band of pirates became determined to find it. By then, Billy Glow was an old man who owned the Grey Goat Tavern where he worked with his granddaughter, always telling tales about the lost gold but nobody believed him. Black Patch sent one of his men to get the map from Billy. The attempt left Billy and his attacker dead and Sub-Mariner and Namora got involved. Billy's last wish was for his granddaughter to use his insurance to charter one last attempt to search for the lost treasure.
As cruel fate would have it, the granddaughter hired Black Patch and his crew to pilot the schooner. That night, Black Patch recounted the tale of the treasure and how he intended to collect the treasure himself. Overhearing this, Billy's granddaughter tossed the map in a bottle overboard before she was subdued by Black Patch. Sub-Mariner and Namora came to the girl's rescue, but they too were overpowered and tied up.
Happening upon the atoll by pure luck, Black Patch and most of his crew went to the island and uncovered the gold. After the gold was dug up he killed his crew so he could claim it all for himself. By this point, Namor and Namora had freed themselves and were in pursuit of Black Patch. However, Mother Nature sealed Black Patch's fate -- as the atoll was really a sinking island -- and shortly after the gold was uncovered, it rapidly sank, drowning Black Patch and losing the treasure for all time.[1]
Black Patch carried a pistol. In place of his left hand, he had a large wooden stake.
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Thursday, April 14, 2011
We Need This Now More Than Ever
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- the_big_smile said...
The photo is great!
A grey wall, a windows that has been closed forever and these words on it...
Really worth a picture!
And the fact that the United States are fighting three wars (or more) at the same time really is frightening.
It looks very much like they are trying to start a new world war.
And they tried so for many years!
I hope, they will not be successfull, because the US don't have the financial power to fight a world war the conventional way.
And I leave it to your imagination, what would happen then.....
And another interesting thought is the fact, that Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Price!
Thank you for that picture!
- April 17, 2011 at 3:16 AM
- James said...
couldn`t agree more - terrifying and embarrassing indeed. The acceptance within our culture of this madness, is perhaps, the biggest reason I have chosen to raise my kids far removed from it. Life in Japan, especially these days, isn`t perfect, but it sure is nice to live amongst people who I think value peace and understand the insanity of war.
- April 17, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- Joe said...
Stefan, I forgot that Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize...ironic, right? I voted for him because I thought there would be change...I haven't seen any. I really believe that whoever takes that position ends up having their dreams and mission stifled. And yes, I am both terrified and embarrassed.
James, I hope all is well with you and your family in Japan. It one of the places that is on my list to visit before I leave this earthly plane...I hear it is beautiful.
- April 17, 2011 at 8:18 PM
- the_big_smile said...
Joe, I do admit, I had a little bit - only a little bit - hope he might change things, allthough I know, the chances for change are small. The last president who really wanted to change things, paid with his life. It is said, Kennedy was killed for his plan, to free America from the Federal Reserve Bank....
I wouldn't mind what the president of the United States does or does not, but the US rule allmost over all other countries.
So our fate over here lies in his hands, too.
By the way, do you know, what "Yes, we can!" sounds like, if you listen Obamas speaches in reverse?
- April 18, 2011 at 4:41 PM
- Joe said...
Stefan...that's the part that I mentioned that I find embarrassing...that the US seems to think it's ok to get in the business of so many other countries. I love my country, but I just wish the government would focus more on our own turf. And no I do no know what it sounds like in reverse...what is it?
- April 18, 2011 at 10:17 PM
- the_big_smile said...
Joe, there are predictions beginning with the Maya until newer ones from the 20'th century. They all predict great chaos.
And these psychopatic people in Washington as well as in any other capitol of any other country are working hard, to make these predictions come true.
Very sad, but true.... We can see it all around us.
I had a little hope in Obama, because to me his face and his smile looked like it really came from his heart.
I do understand, why people voted for him.
Obama's "yes we can"...
Look here:
Sad! But obviously true....
But another question is, what this means for him as a human.
Maybe, he will turn around and start to work for us instead of against us.
- April 19, 2011 at 6:14 AM
- JOe said...
Stefan, that is really something...not sure what to make of it...nor am I entirely convinced of it either. Thanks though.
- April 19, 2011 at 6:14 PM


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on Tuesday that President Donald Trump and his fellow Republicans in the Senate were not being truthful about what their tax plan does and how it would affect Americans, referring to a charge by Republican Senator Bob Corker that Trump routinely told untruths.
"Unfortunately what the president says about tax reform has been correctly characterized by Senator Corker as 'untruths.' And Corker was being kind," Schumer told reporters. "What the president says and what the Republican plan does are polar opposites."
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|Today I was learning my fractions again I got less done than yesterdays but I am learning lots of improper fractions and turning them into proper fractions.
I am a Year 8 student at Tamaki Primary School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Kia Manawanui syndicate and my teachers are Ms Aireen and Whaea Petra.
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Learning My Fractions
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Well done Danisha! I think it is great that you are becoming more confident at using this strategy to change improper fractions to proper fractions! Well done for practicing and becoming faster and more accurate :>
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Practice Gambling Etiquette
Everyone knows how to say "thank you" and "you're welcome" when the occassion calls for it. However, in the world of gambling, this small but important detail is often looked over because many people are focused on gambling and winning as much cash as they can. There are games that are prettry much a solo … [Read more…]


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3rd Annual Angels of Care on the Air
Thank you to CKOL for hosting the 3rd Annual Angels of Care on the Air! It is a great opportunity to share all the amazing work being done at Campbellford Memorial Hospital thanks to our donors. This year our Radiothon raised over $34,000 for patient care equipment!


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Since Hillary Clinton has been trashed and maligned more than any other politician in the history of the United States, even more than her husband, it is no surprise she has persevered.
Obituary: Fans who watched As the World Turns remember James Douglas, who played Grant Coleman on the soap. He, like Robert Horton, who died a week ago, played one of the husbands of Oakdale's queen of sluts, Lisa, played by Eileen Fulton.
Douglas died on March 5. He was 86.
He also appeared on the nighttime soap, Peyton Place in the 1960s.
Saturday, March 19, 2016
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Macromolecular changes in brain stem of morphinized rats
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Incorporation of [3H]valine into trichloroacetic acid-(TCA)-precipitable, water-soluble or membrane-bound material of whole brain and brain-stem did not differ significantly in morphine-intoxicated, morphine abstinent and control rats. The animals were intoxicated with morphine (final dose 340 mg/kg b.w.) for 15 days, using an ingestion method with no impairment of the caloric intake compared to controls. Abstinent rats were withdrawn from morphine for 2 days after 13 days of intoxication. Measurements of [3H]valine or [14C]valine incorporated into soluble or membrane-bound brain stem proteins failed to demonstrate any significant changes in specific protein bands from morphinized rats. Separation was achieved by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis with or without sodium-dodecyl sulphate (SDS) or by isoelectric focusing. After immunoabsorption chromatography to remove those proteins antigenically similar to serum proteins, an increase in the staining intensity and in incorporation of [3H]valine into two protein bands (with isoelectric points (Ip:s) 5.75 and 7.7) was seen in brain stem from long-term morphine-intoxicated rats. The results show that macromolecular interactions are involved in long-term morphine actions.
KeywordsMorphine Valine Protein Band Brain Stem Isoelectric Point
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Often times we hear that coffee is bad for our health, but the time has come where Harvard students are looking into and researching the effects of coffee on the human body. Why is this good news?
According to expert Dr. Rob Van Dam, from Harvard University, "Drinking up to six cups a day of coffee is not associated with increased risk of death from any cause, or death from cancer or cardiovascular disease". I love coffee and when working and going to school its my stimulant along with exercise and to know it doesn't necessarily harm, but in some ways protect it I can enjoy drinking coffee and doing other things I enjoy doing..
There's a lot of non coffee drinkers out there that are misled with the myth of coffee being unhealthy and stunting the growth of the body, but do to studies by doctor Van Dam, coffee can actually improve some of our health in certain areas along with waking us up in the morning to get our early day started. Well how can coffee improve our health?
Research may show that coffee protects against type two diabetes, Parkinson's Disease, liver cancer, and liver cirrhosis. Dr. Rob Van Dam doesn't want people to just start drinking coffee because research is further being conducted, but for those already drinking coffee may experience some good things from it and bad like any other thing we eat, but it all depends on the choices we make. My best decision is to minimize my consumption of coffee to three or four cups a day because I can be tired through out the day.
The big issue about coffee is the caffeine it consists of, but caffeine is only a stimulant and works with everything else contained in it. When reading the ingredients the coffee I was drinking consist of, I see better results on the label then I do in some of the food I eat. When making decisions you have to find a healthy coffee because not all of them have the same ingredients and those matter as well than coffee itself.
Dr. Rob Van Dam:http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/coffee/
Alex Cane:http://www.alternet.org/food/myth-coffee-stunts-youth-growth


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Saturday, October 21, 2006
today marked the third installment in the quest to find a gluten-free pie crust that is worth eating. three or four weeks ago, our doctor suggested that we try a gluten free diet for our middle son daniel, who had had diarrhea pretty much all summer long. we noticed it for a while, but then jonathan was born so everything else was put on the back burner, and then we thought that maybe it was just too much fruit, and then we tried probiotics, and then all of a sudden we were struck by the fact that several months had passed and maybe we should take him into the doctor. poor, neglected middle child.
anyway, we are a little over three weeks into the experiment, and daniel seems to really be improving...better diapers, and he seems to be lacking that overall tired, sick look around the eyes that i didn't really notice until it was gone. wonderful mother that i am, i was really hoping that it was going to be giardia, or some other terrible but easily curable microscopic problem--anything but gluten, which anyone who has had to deal with allergies can tell you is in everything, and i do mean *everything*. soy sauce. rice crispies, for heaven's sake.
which leads me to the piecrust. i have been trying to find a good substitute for good ol' gluten-laden piecrust, and have been dismally unsuccessful. the first try, bob's red mill brand, tasted disturbingly like beans. the second (pamela's products) was better but took 3 sticks of butter, and tonight, gluten free pantry's pie crust mix. the best one of all, but still a mealy, unsatisfying substitute. anyone out there with suggestions, i am all ears.
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let me know what you find out about the pie crust - we'll need that info for thanksgiving pies...
1st to comment on day 2 as well... hmmmmmm....
Mom :)
Pie? I love pie! I love the blog (& you too by the way...). And you didn't think you had thoughts...
- joysnatcher said...
Hi Christy! Fun to read your blog! My neice was recently diagnosed with Celiac disease, so my sister-in-law is valiantly going through the same thing you are with finding gluten-free food.
It's got to be tough, on top of having your third baby you have to re-vamp your family's eating. But you can do it!
Christy Halsell
Some friends of ours in Texas have been doing the gluetin-free thing for a couple of years, and this is the website on gluetin-free resources she's posted: http://gfcfdiet.com/.
She's also a singer of good--read make you laugh and/or cry and/or squirt milk out your nose--songs. www.anniebenjamin.com.
:) Stacy


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Mumbai: Domestic steel majors are expected to hike prices further in October on the back of a likely upswing in industrial and infrastructure construction activities, according to a CMIE report. (Agencies)
"We expect steel companies to hike prices in October- November once industrial and infrastructure construction activity gathers pace," the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) said in its monthly review.
In FY'12, the agency expects finished steel prices to average 7 percent higher than in 2010-11. It also noted that steel prices have already risen nearly 15 percent in the first quarter of the fiscal.
However, it has sharply scaled down its growth forecast for finished steel production for the fiscal from 12 percent to 9.5 per cent.
"The downward revision is due to the lower-than-expected growth in demand for steel in the first quarter and a shortfall of iron ore likely to be faced by the steel units in Karnataka," it said.
Earlier, Tata Steel Managing Director H M Nerurkar had said domestic steel demand was likely to grow at about 9 percent during the current fiscal. The steel giant expects steel prices to remain stable, with prices going up or moving down by Rs 1,000 a tonne for some time.
"India will remain a net importer of steel despite concerns on growth in other markets," he had said recently.
Iron ore prices are ruling high due to the ban imposed by the Supreme Court on mining in Bellary and the huge demand for the commodity from China, the report said.
Most companies have signed coking coal contracts for the September quarter at USD 315 a tonne, which is 40 percent higher than the year-ago level.
It may be recalled that on July 29, the Supreme Court had suspended iron ore mining in Karnataka's Bellary district.
"If the ban continues for long, the plants located in Karnataka will have to cut down production," the CMIE said.
Finished steel consumption grew by a paltry 1.9 percent during Q1. "Although production grew by 12.5 percent in June, a 7.8 percent growth for the June, 2011, quarter was below expectations," the report said.
Cement prices may recover post-monsoon
Cement prices are expected to recover after the monsoon ends due to a likely pick-up in construction activity, the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy has said.
"We expect cement prices to recover after the rains. With construction activity expected to pick up post-monsoon, demand is likely to rise," the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) said in its monthly review here.
Cement prices have declined amid sluggish demand from May onward. Prices in the Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata markets are down from their peak levels of March-April, 2011, it said.
Prices in the Mumbai market were down to Rs 276 per 50 kg bag in July, 2011, from Rs 283 per 50 kg bag in April. In the Delhi market, cement prices declined to Rs 256 per 50 kg bag from the peak level of Rs 261 per 50 kg bag in April.
In a similar fashion, prices in the Kolkata market came down to Rs 247 per 50 kg bag during the month from the peak level of Rs 298 per 50 kg in March.
However, prices in the southern region bucked the downward trend and remained stable. Prices in the Chennai and Hyderabad market remained almost stable at their peak of April, 2011, in the month of July, 2011.
Meanwhile, cement dispatches grew by 10.1 percent in July, 2011.
All-India cement dispatches (including ACC and Ambuja) reported strong year-on-year growth of 10.1 percent in July, 2011. Cement demand improved y-o-y in all regions except for the southern region in July, 2011.
The industry reported double-digit volume growth for the first time in six months in July, 2011, primarily due to the lower base (in July, 2010, cement dispatches had declined by 3.9 percent due to heavy rains) and a modest improvement in cement demand.
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