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State Dept. Contractors In Iraq Are Reined In
Thursday, December 6, 2007
A new memorandum of understanding on private security contractors in Iraq, agreed to in Baghdad by Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker and Gen. David H. Petraeus, the U.S. military commander in Iraq, requires "full coordination" between military and diplomatic officials on the ground but leaves State in control of its own contractors, U.S. officials said.
The agreement, which has not been published, places a military official for the first time in the tactical operations center of the embassy's security office, according to Deputy Secretary of State John D. Negroponte. The military will receive "prior notification" of all diplomatic convoy movements and will give commanders in the field the option of stopping them, he said.
The commanders "are in charge of the battle space," Negroponte said in a recent interview. "If they say don't go there, we won't go there." Although diplomatic movement information was shared with the military in the past, "it was harder to get and it wasn't as well distributed as it is now. We were sending over plans of these movements to the [military] headquarters . . . but it wasn't getting to the different elements" in the field, he said.
Military officers had long complained about their lack of control over security guards on State Department contracts, saying that their aggressive behavior interfered with military operations and undermined U.S. efforts to win Iraqi hearts and minds. Those complaints came to a head when contractors employed by Blackwater Worldwide killed 17 Iraqi civilians on Sept. 16 in Baghdad.
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates initially called for the contractors, who escort U.S. diplomats and other civilian officials when they travel outside Baghdad's Green Zone or other fortified installations, to be brought under Defense Department control. While resisting that step, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice acknowledged faulty supervision of the guards from North Carolina-based Blackwater and other companies and ordered increased oversight by the State Department's own Bureau of Diplomatic Security.
Rice and Gates instead decided to negotiate new rules coordinating military and diplomatic security operations in Iraq, resulting in the new understanding.
The Defense Department "won't hire them, they won't fire them," Negroponte said of contractors under the new agreement. "This is under the purview of the Bureau of Diplomatic Security and the embassy. But it's full coordination."
He declined to comment on whether State would extend Blackwater's contract when it expires next spring. The department has not yet received a full report from an FBI investigation into the Sept. 16 shootings, he said, "so we'll just have to wait."
Even as they consider evidence gathered by the FBI in the case, federal prosecutors will have to determine whether any U.S. law covers the contractors. Although Congress extended the Uniform Code of Military Justice to cover Defense-contracted security workers, no similar legislation directly covers those employed by the State Department.


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SoundBox Opens with an Impressive Bang
It's a $25 cover. There's no bottle service, no bouncers and no dress code. There's no fake line to get in once the doors open, but you should get there early. And there's no doubt the San Francisco Symphony just launched the City's most interesting performance space cum nightclub.
Is there booze? Yes. Atmosphere? Oh yeah. Music? Yes. Live, performed the best musicians in town. Quality sound system? Yes, the most sophisticated money can buy. Diverse crowd? Yes. Dancing? Not yet, but who knows– it seems like a place where anything can happen. There was a collective sense that SoundBox was going to be a pretty interesting venture when the Symphony revealed its plans for it earlier this year during their annual season announcement press conference, but I think it's safe to say what transpired during its opening last Saturday night far exceeded the press and public's expectations. On every level it was a total success.
What was once a barren, aesthetically boring and acoustically dead rehearsal space in a corner of Davies Symphony Hall is now a live venue that feels ready for endless possibilities. The opening night audience entered the building via what's typically the musician's entrance, coming immediately upon an orchestra pit transformed into a strange garden, and in it a performance of John Cage's Branches already underway, with musicians using plants as instruments, amplified throughout the space, filmed from overhead, and projected onto a very large screen. At 9pm the sound system showed itself off by audibly identifying each of the exits, and then members of the San Francisco Symphony Chorus streamed through the room toward one of the two stages singing a Gregorian chant arranged by Mason Bates to the surprised and delighted crowd. From there it just got better as heady mixture of works ranging from Meredith Monk to Monteverdi took place across the large room over the next two hours.
The Symphony's Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas curated and conducted the evening, titled Extremities, and he set the bar extremely high for those who are going to follow over the next few months. To my surprise, which I took as a signal of serious intentions, he brought along the orchestra's top-tier players to perform Ravel's delicate and alluring Introduction and Allegro, who then quickly regrouped on the other stage for Varèse's brutal Integrales. It was exactly the kind of programming that would never happen in the main performance hall, but here the contrast, enhanced by accompanying projections, created a sense of experimentation and discovery, as if MTT and the musicians were doing this because simply because they can, because it was unexpected, and the results created a sense of liberation.
SoundBox. Photo by Stefan Cohen.
The night also felt like the start of something significant and impactful. I went with four people, only one of whom might identify as a regular symphony-goer, and they all came away hugely impressed, vowing to return. I overheard a lot of similar statements, and the regulars I spotted were in agreement the Symphony had pulled off something extraordinary. For me the biggest surprise was the tremendous hole the show exposed in San Francisco's musical performance landscape. While it's true that on almost any given night in the Bay Area there are multiple organizations covering much of this same musical ground, they tend to (wisely) limit their programming within their own specialized musical niches, be it chamber, baroque, contemporary, etc.. Rarely are these genres combined with the sense of musical adventure displayed here; only the annual Ojai North and Cabrillo Festivals present this kind of program performed at this level of quality musicianship, but those are once a year events taking place in less inviting environments. I don't want to sound negative about other venues and organizations, but the ante just got precipitously raised.
I had no idea how much San Francisco needed something like SoundBox. Some people will talk about the bar, the Meyer Sound Constellation System which makes it all sound perfect, the casualness of the setting coupled with the respectful behavior of the audience, the state of the art projections and all the other nifty stuff that got packed into Saturday night's performance, but for me the main thing is this: the City now has an excellent space to hear superbly played music that for a variety of reasons is ill-suited to the large, formal confines of the concert hall. It's as if Bay Area music lovers were just handed a promising gift of unlimited potential and I hope the San Francisco Symphony will eventually share SoundBox with other organizations. There's so much that can happen in there, and that was perhaps the most exciting thing unveiled during last Saturday night's marvelous show.
Up next is Curiosities, described as "a musical menagerie of the most curious kind. Enter a raucous Parisian dance hall turned on its head, bursting with color, laughter, and mischief. Be swept away by the kind of intimate romance that's better expressed with music than words. Plunge into a legendary world of temptation too good to resist—and hear what happens when you open Pandora's Box." It takes place January 9 & 10 at 9:00 pm. Tickets are on sale now and these shows will sell out. I suggest you get in line early before the doors open at 8:00 if you want to have a place to sit, though roaming around didn't seem like a bad option. After all, everywhere one turned there was something, and often someone, interesting to see and hear.
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I Can Do All Things
The number one source of anxiety and stress for people in the U.S. is finances. Keeping up with the Joneses is difficult when you're just trying to pay your bills and keep food on the table. When did life get so expensive? As children of God, we can live a life BEYOND the financial stress of this world. In Paul's example, we see that the key to this kind of life is found in contentment and a concern for God's Kingdom. We'll never free from financial worry until we become fixated on eternity. When we make giving a regular part of our lives, we learn to be content and generous in every circumstance. Whether we are rich or poor, we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us, knowing He will supply every need!
Scripture References:
- Philippians 4:10-23
- 1 Timothy 6:6-7
- 1 Timothy 6:8
- 2 Corinthians 11:9
- Matthew 6:19-20
- 1 John 2:15-17
- 1 Timothy 6:17-19


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The network for trade,
training and development
1 February 2018
In January 2018, network member Prepress
Projects gained the Investors In Young People (IIYP)
Good Practice Award at Gold level.
The company has held Investors in People (IIP) accreditation
since 2005, and in December 2016 was awarded IIP accreditation at
Gold level. At the same time it was recognised as an Investor in
Young People for the first time.
The IIYP Gold award follows an independent review carried out in
December 2017 of company policies, a staff survey and interviews
with employees (everyone in the company was interviewed).
Production Director Dr Lucy Harrier, who was the driving force
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'We are extremely pleased that our policies aimed at younger
employees have been recognised by this award. Young people can have
a difficult time getting started in any career, and publishing in
particular can be a difficult industry to enter. Young employees
are future project leaders and managers and we aim to support them
through training, coaching and good management and, in turn, they
will support the business with their commitment, skills and
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Some critics chastised Chrysler Group for separating the Ram brand from Dodge. American pickup buyers are devoted to their brands -- Chevy, Ford and Dodge -- and anybody who messes with that is asking for trouble, the critics reasoned.
Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne responded that the separation gives Dodge room to breathe as a youth- and family-oriented brand.
Ram will attack the commercial-van market by rebadging two Fiat vans. Ram will keep the distinctive ram's horns logo that identified Dodges in recent years. Ram also will keep the cross-hair grille.
Dakota: The Dakota pickup goes away next year. Last November, Chrysler product planning chief Joseph Veltri said Ram is considering a Fiat-based unibody pickup for 2011 that would be smaller and more fuel-efficient than the Dakota. A 2012 model year designation is expected.
Compact van: In 2012, Ram plans to rebadge a version of the fwd Fiat Doblo van to rival the Ford Transit Connect. It will be imported from Turkey, mostly likely as a 2013 model.
Full-sized van: The van will either be a version of the body-on-frame Iveco Daily or unibody Fiat Ducato. The truck will be assembled in North America. Sales begin here in 2012.
Ram 1500: The 1500 is scheduled for re-engineering in 2012, probably as a 2013 model, when Chrysler will replace the current 3.7-liter V-6 with the new Pentastar V-6. Chrysler continues to study a Cummins diesel engine for its light-duty 1500 pickup.
Ram 2500, 3500 Heavy Duty: The redesigned 2500 and 3500 arrived as 2010 models. A reskin is possible in 2012.
Chassis Cab 3500, 4500 and 5500: The Ram brand started shipping its redesigned 2011 Chassis Cab trucks to dealerships in late May.


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You guys do remember me mentioning that I am terrified of lizards? No, well I am. I am not from a part of the country where lizards are prevalent and they freak me out. Badly.
So, because I am irrationally frightened of them, they find me everywhere I go. Yesterday, I was leaving Whole Foods and this happened:
A lizard fell out of the sky onto my windshield. I stopped the car and fortunately I was rescued by the bag boy, who picked it up (with his hands...eeeeeewww!) and put in in the grass.
Stupid lizards. Why can't I run into other Florida wildlife like black bears and gators? I'm not afraid of them!
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How messi and Ronaldo spend their millions
Off the back of their outrageously expensive Lebron piece, the guns at Boss Hunting have come up with a sequel to spending millions. Not our millions. Lionel Messi and Crisitiano Ronaldo's millions.
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Rolando may have seen a definite end to their 2018 World Cup runs, but they'll still find other ways to win. Through their bank accounts, for one. As the highest and second highest paid football players around, respectively, the Argentinian and Portuguese natives stand to be two of the greatest performing athletes on and off the field.
Here's how they stack up against each other for their net worth and how it's spent.
- This year, Messi has made $111 million USD, so far.
- In 2017, he signed a contract worth $80 million USD annually from Barcelona
- He also holds a lifetime deal with Adidas, and rakes in an additional $27 million USD per year in endorsements (including non-lifetime deals such as Pepsi, Gatorade and Mastercard)
- On top of all that, Messi is so valuable to Barcelona that any club who wants him must pay an $835 million USD buy out fee…
- Relatively private and modest with his finances, Messi is difficult to write about. First and foremost there's his car collection – ranging from a Toyota Prius, two Maseratis, a Ferrari and a few more sweet wheels valued over an estimated total $40 million USD (the Ferrari, a 1957 Ferrari 335 S Spider Scagliett, cost $37 million USD alone)
- Like any wealthy and wildly successful individual, real estate is no stranger to Messi.
- In 2009 he bought a Castelldefels house, just outside of Barca, for $2.37 million USD. Since then he's spent over $7.9 million USD renovating it to his taste.
- But get this. In 2013, his neighbours were apparently nosy, noisy and rude. Messi initially tried building a wall on his property but the neighbours threatened him with legal action – so, naturally, he bought the property off them.
- Messi also owns his childhood home in Argentina, though no one lives there anymore.
- Holidays are no small expense. Occasionally, he likes to travel in style by way of a private jet. This sets him back $5 million USD to $40 million USD depending on whether he rents or owns, but given his modest nature, it's probably the former.
- In terms of philanthropy, Messi once commissioned a gold cast of his foot to be made in support of Japanese tsunami relief – it was auctioned off for $5 million USD.
- In the past 12 months, Ronaldo has made $108 million USD
- His contract with Real Madrid stipulates an annual payment of $61 million USD… with apparently more to come in the next contract.
- In response to Messi's lifetime deal with Adidas, Ronaldo has a lifetime deal with Nike which promises $25 million USD per year.
- This means he will have earned $1 billion USD from this one deal by the time he's 73 years old.
- Endorsements such as this in addition to that of Tag Heuer, Herblife, and for some reason, KFC, accounts for $47 million USD of his annual income
- He was apparently paid $22 million USD not to appear in a film being made by Martin Scorsese because the subject of the film didn't want him to be in it… Sorry, what?
- Ronaldo is considered so valuable to Real Madrid that any club that wants him will be forced to pay a $1 billion USD buy out.
- First and foremost (again), is the matter of cars – as one of Ronaldo's biggest hobbies, he drives 'em all. There's a $300,000 USD Lamborghini Aventador, a couple of Maseratis, a Mercedes, a Porsche, a Bentley, and reportedly fourteen more of the same calibre, including a Bugatti Chiron.
- Like Messi, real estate is a close friend of Ronaldo's. He resides in a $7.1 million USD La Finca, Madrid 'villa' (within a gated community of course)
- He also owns an $18.5 million USD apartment in the Manhattan Trump Towers
- It's also not surprising to learn he has his own football-themed hotel in his hometown of Madeira, Portugal…
- Ronaldo has been sighted wearing a $160,000 USD Jacob and Co. watch
- Like Messi, holidays are also a lavish affair. Private jets setting him back $5 million USD to $40 million USD!
- Any good businessman will tell you to protect your assets, which is why Ronaldo has insured his legs for a whopping $144 million USD


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When the weekend began, I didn't expect to gear up with Episodes IV and V on Saturday and then turn around and watch Episodes VI and VII today, daddy...but indeed that is the galactic plan. And you know what? I couldn't be happier, dawg. I've got a case of Ewok M&M's and some blue milk; a bowl of piping, hot, Mustafar popcorn; and a package of Ackbar Twizzlers ready to go. Chewie...punch it!
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Here's a chance to meet Deidre DeJear, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Iowa Secretary of State.
Lunch will be provided. Hosted by Erik Josh Howe.
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Have you ever heard yourself say something like 'I want to get fit, but as a parent I just don't have the time'? Enter 'active play', a way for you to combine your fitness goals with family time...
Movement is an inherent part of the human experience: we have evolved to be active! But for many people, getting active has become a chore. People avoid it because it's hard work, it's boring, or there just isn't time. If this sounds familiar to you then you're not alone. We have all been there in some way or another!
The key, I believe, is to inject the fun back into movement. Barbells and treadmills have their place, of course, but they are not necessary to get your body in great working order. If you don't enjoy what you are doing then you won't sustain it long term!
"When we stop playing, we stop developing and when that happens, the laws of entropy take over - things fall apart. When we stop playing, we start dying." - Stuart Brown
Without movement our bodies stop working effectively. Like a door which is never opened, or an engine never used, the moving parts rust and fall apart. Without active play, not only does our ability to move suffer, but also our ability to be happy and joyful.
We must stop being afraid of play, of movement, and start to build this habit into our daily lives. As parents we have a headstart here, we have something non-parents don't have: children! Having children in our household can be very hard work, of course, but we are so blessed to have these inspirational mini-humans around.
The reasons why we are grateful are so numerous it would be crazy to try and list them, but for the purpose of this article there are two which rise above the others: boundless energy, and love of play.
With these two characteristics in mind, what more do we need in order to get active than these kids?!
Related: Staying Healthy as a Parent
What is Active Play?
As the name suggests, active play is about being active and playing. Duh.
Swinging on the monkey bars? Active play.
Splashing in the pool? Active play.
Footie in the park? Active play.
Get the picture? The trick here though, is that YOU have to be involved. It's not enough for you to watch your kids playing footie, you must get in there and show them your skills. Or your lack thereof, I'm no Alan Shearer. Merlin sticker book 96/97 represent!
Use these firecrackers you created to force you to get moving. Do you want to be the parent sat on the grass playing Candy Crush while your kids do cartwheels? Or do you want to be the parent doing cartwheels with your kids?
Active play doesn't have to be outdoors though, it can be yoga, pillow fights, and practicing your WWE moves. Please do a risk assessment first.
Whatever you decide to do, active play is just about two things: moving, and having fun.
Why Active Play?
The NHS guidelines are to include 150 minutes of moderate activity per week. With this you can expect the following reduced risks:
- Coronary heart disease and stroke reduced by 35%
- Type 2 Diabetes reduced by 50%
- Colon cancer reduced by 50%
- Breast cancer reduced by 20%
- Early death reduced by 30%
- Osteoarthritis reduced by 83%
- Hip fracture reduced by 68%
- Falls (in older adults) reduced by 30%
- Depression reduced by 30%
- Dementia reduced by 30%
Add to this the benefits of spending more time together as a family:
- Stronger emotional bonds between parents and children
- Better communication
- Improved performance in school
- Lower risk of behavioural problems
So you're starting to see the compounding benefits here, right?
How can I Include Active Play?
Everyone has a different daily routine, so this part is a bit more tricky. Your day won't look like my day, and another person's day will look entirely different again. Have a look at where you can fit this kind of play in with your kids, here are some examples which you might like to pick from:
- First thing in the morning - get up earlier and make the mornings fun instead of a rush!
- After school
- Before dinner/after work
- After dinner (I would recommend something gentle like a walk here, we don't want a spew emergency...)
- Weekends
Those are the obvious ones, but if you have kids who aren't at school you could fit it in any time of day!
And, like I've said before, all you need to do is get active and have fun. Climb trees. Play on the beach. Swim in a river. Run up a big hill and admire the view while attempting handstands. The possibilities are pretty much unlimited!
Get free support here!
So, in summary: active play is just about getting moving and having fun, the benefits are significant and varied, and all you need to do is find when you can schedule this in as a priority.
So what are you waiting for? Get on with it!
Also, why not join my free support group and let me know how you get on with your active play?
Big love
Jay x


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YIPES. Been there, done that. Frozen shoulder? Congrats on your progress Helen. And as usual, I like your rendition of Apalcore!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Ann! Thank you :) I had fun playing with Apacore :) Yep, I have had a few instances of frozen shoulder, but this time it affected the whole arm - I was shocked by my lack of movement and the pain, which turned out to be a good thing as I got it checked out and will now be able to work on strengthening it back up again :) hxDelete
You do such an amazing job with your drawings, and from experience, I know they can take quite some time to complete. Drawing and coloring causes me some neck, back and eye strain, and lately I have had to cut these activities down quite a bit. I think it's time myself I take up more walking and practice much better posture.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you! Most of the drawings do take a lot of time and, yes, I also have to find more balance. Though I would prefer to be drawing I have had to get more activity back into my life, too and I have to say I am feeling pretty great because of it - I've walked over 30km this week :) I hope you give it a go!!Delete
I was reading your article and when I came to your description of your position in front of the computer while studying I felt my privacy invaded. It felt weird! Here I was, legs crossed, chin propped up in left hand, body heavily leaning to the left (my drawing pad is right in front of me). Your Apacore: what a gem! Looking at it, I wondered where the main lines were....LOL. I drew A. once and loved it, but as with so many tangles, once I drew them I lose interest and focus on new tangles. There are so many out there and I want to do them ALL!!!ReplyDelete
Take care of yourself. Balancing your activities is definitely the keyword, but if I had to follow that recipe I would end up with tons of unfinished stuff like getting stuck in half a walk.
Last summer, me too had many problems with my back, neck and shoulder. (arthrose) I had to move more ans sit less, I'm doing special exercises with a therapist (in hot water) and in my shoulder they gave me four times shock-wave therapy to remove calcium instead of an operation. I didn't feel better immediately but now, after several months I am much better and I 'm drawing again a few hours a day but with many breaks. I write you this because I'm sure you will get much better again, but not immediately. Go on with drawing but please take good care and change attitudes,it is very important.ReplyDelete
Wonderful Apacore, you are a source of inspiration for us all, wish you all the best


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Current Account Deficit Hits $6.6 Billion For Year
September 1999 Quarter Balance of Payments
The September 1999 quarter current account deficit was $2,646 million, said Government Statistician Len Cook.
After adjustment for seasonal factors, the current account deficit reduced by $180 million in the September 1999 quarter. The main impact on the current account was a shift from deficit to surplus in the seasonally adjusted goods balance. This offset growing deficits in the other current account components: services, and income and transfers.
The seasonally adjusted goods surplus was due to a rise in exports, partially countered by a smaller rise in imports. The relatively strong growth in exports of goods in September follows two quarters of decline. Partly offsetting this surplus on goods was a $52 million rise in the seasonally adjusted services deficit. The investment income deficit also grew by $69 million between the June and September 1999 quarters. Income earned by New Zealand companies from their investments overseas, particularly in the commodity sectors, increased by $226 million. This rise was more than offset by the earnings of foreign investors from their investments in New Zealand, which rose $295 million, to nearly $2 billion.
The current account balance trend show the deficit steady at $1.9 billion in both the June and September 1999 quarters. With the exception of the period from the September 1997 to the December 1998 quarters, the current account balance has shown a pattern of steadily growing quarterly deficits since the June 1993 quarter. After steadily rising between the June 1996 and September 1997 quarters, the goods and services surplus has fluctuated around the near-balance before falling into deficit in the last three quarters. The income and transfers deficit fell between the June 1997 and March 1998 quarters before rising steadily to $1.7 billion in the latest quarter.
The current account deficit for the year ended September 1999 was $6,610 million. This compares with a $6,217 million deficit for the year ended June 1999 and a $5,043 million deficit for the year ended September 1998.


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How Does Sociology Feel?
By Daniel Nehring | Published: February 19, 2013
Just as it is insufficiently recognised in public debates, the emotional side of forced flexibility in academic labour does not appear to be a major topic of conversation among established sociologists
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Chicken Arrabbiata Spaghetti
Sometimes a bowl of pasta is all you want for dinner and this Chicken Arrabiata is delicious, quick and easy. It has a good kick, as I feel an Arrabbiata sauce should, but can be made less spicy by reducing the chilli if you prefer. It can be made without chicken for a vegetarian/vegan recipe.
Serves 2
- 2 Chicken Breasts
- 1-2 Red Chillies (with seeds if you like it extra spicy)
- 2 Cloves of Garlic
- 1tbsp Tomato Puree
- ½ tin of Chopped Tomatoes
- Zest and juice of ½ a Lemon
- 1tsp Paprika
- 1tsp Oregano
- 1tbsp Olive Oil
- 120g dried Wholewheat Spaghetti
- Handful of fresh Basil leaves
- Salt & Pepper
Takes 5minutes to prepare and 10minutes to cook on the hob.
- Slice the chicken breasts into strips. Crush the garlic cloves and finely chop the chilli. Put a kettle of water onto boil.
- Heat the olive oil in a non-stick frying pan and when it's hot, add the chicken breasts. Once starting to colour, put the spaghetti on to cook in a large pan of boiling water.
- Add the chilli and garlic to the chicken and stir everything around. Cook for a couple of minutes and then add the lemon zest, tomato puree, paprika, oregano and chopped tomatoes. Season to taste with salt and pepper and then bring the sauce to a simmer.
- Drain the spaghetti and then add to the pan of sauce with the lemon juice, coating the spaghetti in the sauce.
- Serve with the fresh basil and a grating of parmesan.


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Saturday evening I had the chance to lead a cooking class and serve dinner to my mom and a group of her fabulous friends. All of these women devote their time and talents to many worthy organizations and Twin Oaks Homeless Shelter is among them. For the past few years these lovely ladies have auctioned me off as part of the live auction held during the annual golf outing they plan as a committee. Lucky for me, they also plan to win me in the end!
They slapped on their aprons and began to chop veggies, roll maki, and wrap dumplings before sitting down to enjoy a multiple course dinner! Thankfully, I had Patty with me to help pull off serving their seven course dinner and we also enjoyed the fact our hostess' daughter was visiting from Ohio. Amanda spent the evening in the kitchen with us and added a healthy dose of humor to our cooking time.
It seemed to me they enjoyed their meal overall and highlighted my beet salad, fish with Brussels sprouts, and the Thai dumplings among their favorite dishes of the evening. Of particular interest to me...both beets and Brussels were listed for some of the ladies among the foods they disliked most; I adore changing ingrained food opinions! I am a little disappointed I didn't take more pictures, but we were cooking and plating like speed demons!
This group was full of good cooks. A few of them made me nervous with their knives and one of them, despite protests, may have tasted raw chicken, but their years of cooking an eating proved they are a force to be reckoned with in the kitchen! They are some of the best maki rollers I've ever come across and clearly even better friends.
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Lee S. Cohen, MD
Dr. Lee Cohen is director of the Center for Women's Mental Health at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and the first incumbent of the Edmund and Carroll Carpenter Chair in Psychiatry in Women's Mental Health at Harvard Medical School.
He is a national and international leader in the field of women's mental health and was among the founders of the field of perinatal and reproductive psychiatry. His work spans research, teaching, and clinical care in the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders as well as women's reproductive psychiatric disorders.
Dr. Cohen received his undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and his medical degree from Albany Medical College. He completed his internship at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Brighton, Massachusetts and his residency in psychiatry at MGH. After residency, Dr. Cohen completed a fellowship in psychopharmacology with a specific emphasis in reproductive pharmacology and then founded the Center for Women's Mental Health at MGH.
Dr. Cohen is the author or coauthor of more than 200 articles, abstracts, and book chapters. His articles have been published in leading medical journals, including American Journal of Psychiatry, Journal of the American Medical Association, and Archives of General Psychiatry. Dr. Cohen is the principal investigator on multiple grants funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other agencies.
He has received many awards, including the Outstanding Achievement Award for Research from the Massachusetts Psychiatric Society and the Mentorship Award for Exceptional Mentorship of Women Faculty from the department of psychiatry at MGH.
Dr. Cohen has served on the Advisory Council to the Office of Research in Women's Health at the National Institute of Health, which sets the agenda for research in women's health across the NIH. He is also the cochair of the Reproductive Mental Health Initiative within the Office of Reproductive Health at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Dr. Cohen was recently appointed by Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts to serve on the Special Committee Relative to Postpartum Depression. This committee will set the standards for screening and treating postpartum depression in Massachusetts.


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Are you ready for the largest and most informative conference in the Southeast? Mark your calendars for the 25th Annual Georgia Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) Conference - September 5-7, 2018... In addition to the excitement of our 25th anniversary, we are joining forces with the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and their Georgia State Council. Together we will have the greatest networking and educational three day conference for all Safety, Health, Environmental, Legal and HR professionals in the Southeast!
As we make this announcement, preparations have been made to accommodate the additional attendees for the conference. The website is being enhanced, hotel contracts are being secured for overflow accommodations, additional speakers are being added, vendor space is being expanded, and exciting entertainment has already been secured. These are just a few of the many exciting announcements yet to come!
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ASOS Fall Sale Finds/
It's been a little while since I've done a shopping post, but I've spent a lot of time online recently, looking for some additions to my cold weather wardrobe. I still find that ASOS is hard to beat, if you have the time to sort through their massive selection in search of those rare needles in the haystack; luckily for you, I've been a little bored (and a little compulsive) lately, so check out my under-$70 finds below.
Floral Midi Dresses
This style of dress is everywhere right now, and versions continued to show up on the Spring 2018 runways. The long sleeve black version would be a great transitional piece as we move through autumn and into winter, while the lighter versions might be ones to save for spring. And red, of course, is the color of the moment.
Influence Ruffle Wrap Midi Dress
Ruffle Midi Dress in Ditsy Print
Vintage Floral Tiered Pleated Midi Dress
Wrap Front Tea Dress in Illustrated Floral
Floral Print Ruffle Tea Dress
Wrap Midi Dress in Red Floral Print
Surprisingly 20s/30s Dresses
ASOS will sometimes surprise me by making dresses that read really deco - as much, or sometimes moreso, than brands that explicitly set out to reproduce the styles of the era. I will say, though, I wish they'd find a different color palette. I swear, 90% of the time they do these styles in some kind of a dusty pink. I'd love to see one of these in a forest green or something.
Mesh Floral Embroidered Godet Sheer Maxi Dress
Cami Paneled Seamed 30s Midi Dress
Lace Paneled Drop Hem Midi Dress
Maxi Dress with Frill Hem and Cold Shoulder
If you liked Dolce and Gabbana from a couple of years ago, you might like...
Ok, I'm being a bit reductive, but these stripes and bold florals wouldn't have looked out of place on their runway two or three years ago (or now, because that's a brand that's found a look and doesn't intend to stray from it). I know not everyone was so hot on Horrockses when I talked about them a while back, but for under $70, it's a pretty great dress. Also loving that rose print off the shoulder dress, and the sultry surprise of the low back on the yellow pinafore dress.
Stripe Midi Prom Dress
Horrockses Gabriella Midi Dress
Bardot Rose Jacquard Floral Midi Dress
Curved Stripe Trumpet Hem Midi Dress
Pinny Lace Stripe Midi Dress
Also, Shoes
I kind of love how fun shoes are right now. I just bought a pair of glitter heels (which I will have to find a way to feature soon, they're so cute), and you can tell from the ones that I've included here that I'm still a little enchanted with sparkle. I also found some great basics for a vintage lover - those black mary janes would be pitch perfect with a 20s look, and who doesn't need a great, sleek pair of oxfords?


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1995 RMX 250R Re-Import bike!
Here is my latest fun machine
I have again got a Motard 2-smoke, and I just love it!
I have had a few problems, the stock PJ semi-flatslide carb really sucked, so I put a PWK 38 on it, much better. I had another PWK 38 carb milled out to 39 mm and a divider plate installed by RB Design in the US, I have yet to fit it as I'm waiting for the FMF pipe and the V-Force reeds to come for the bike. I think it would be a waste of time to go through the carb tuning twice.
I have a set of off-road wheels for this bike as well. The front brake rotor on the RMX is an oversized EBC unit, and once I re-built the brakes the bike stop on a dime, and gives ya nine cents change!
It just ROCKS!
Here are some pics of a ride we did to Yamanashi Sportsland, a track kind of close by.
Johnny "Jav" Gavin on his RMX, stock wheels and dual purpose tires (D604's), look at him fly!
Foot out, go Johnny GO!
Same corner different lap, different bike, that is my RMX with the 17" wheels
Here Jav is on my RMX again
Closer look at my RMX with Jav at the controls
Here is a pic of me on my RMX.
Me at the hairpin, I could not decide foot out on knee down...
Me setting up for another corner
Got to love them GPR 70 tires
the rear tire of Neil's SV 400, that was a sport touring tire
Neil kept knocking things off the bike, here his shift lever is gone!
Scuffed can, footpeg feeler gone and so is the rear break lever
On the way home my chain decided to part company with my bike
Yamanashi track, only 1.3 Km, but so much fun!
Jim (special forces dude with less guns) and Neil in the "stitch" check out the damage. In the background you can see the tunnel where I lost the chain. Here we are about to get ready to tow the bike, what fun!
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Advent Daybook, 21: Til Kingdom Come/
My Advent daybook for these 24 days of waiting. Join me, won't you? (see previous Advent daybook 2016 posts here)
Til Kingdom Come by Coldplay
all readings for this day: Psalm 80:1-7, 17-19; 2 Samuel 7:23-29; John 3:31-36
prayer for the day:
Spend a half hour in a public place - park bench, neighborhood walk, coffee shop or shopping center - to pray silently for everyone you encounter. Pray that they would have eyes to see the invisible but ever-present Emmanuel, God with us.
(see all Advent daybook posts from 2015 here)


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We are greeting the new season with a gallery sale and makers weekend! The studios and gallery will be open and dressed for a holiday gift sale and lots of FREE hands-on activities for the whole family. You'll have the opportunity to purchase from a variety of artists, or make your own!
Saturday, November 4th from 10am - 4pm
Farmhouse Gallery SALE! Handwoven towels, limited edition framed photographs, handmade pottery, and paintings. And, a Seconds table of pottery.
Free Hands-on activities throughout the property:
- Interactive Community Weaving Project
- Apple Pressing
- Holiday Cookie Cut-outs
- Handmade nature postcards
- Learn how to make pottery
- decorate your own mug (pick up finished work on Nov. 18)
Saturday 5pm
Artist Talk! Meet in the Applebarn for a conversation with our guest artist, Sam Taylor
Sunday, November 5th from 10am-4pm
The Farmhouse Gallery will be open all day. Final chance to take advantage of our gallery sale and seconds sale!


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The BitGive Foundation's campaign with Medic Mobile is now being directed to their Nepal office, which was thankfully unharmed in the earthquake. They are already there on the ground and working hard to help with relief and recovery efforts.
Please see our Medic Mobile campaign page for updates and a personal message to the Bitcoin community, and of course to support their efforts in Nepal.
Other organizations raising Bitcoin funds and actively engaged in relief efforts in Nepal include Save The Children, American Red Cross, See Change Foundation, and more.
We thank our partners in the Bitcoin community supporting Nepal efforts, including BitPay, Digital Currency Council, ChangeTip, and others.
Some recent articles covering these efforts and organizations are provided below:
- Make an Impact: Donate Bitcoin to Projects on the Ground in Nepal – Bitcoin Magazine


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It makes perfect sense that we now – mostly – regard Beaujolais as a wine region on its own, or most of us do anyway. I am sure that some traditionalists still maintain that it is a sub-zone of Burgundy, but in every sense Beaujolais is different. The place itself and the red wines that it produces from the Gamay grape are less formal and more relaxed than its northern neighbour. Here the countryside is more rural, the villages more charming and, yes, less obviously wealthy – which is often reflected in the restaurant prices.
In fact, Beaujolais is very much like the rural idyll I have in my mind when thinking of France. Beautiful countryside and delightful little villages with street markets and squares filled with cafés where laid-back diners enjoy wonderful value prix fixe three course lunches washed down with pichets of the local wine.
Villefranche-sur-Saône serves as the region's capital and is probably the best place to start your Beaujolais adventure. It is a handsome town and a delight to stroll around, but do beware of the very slippery paving stones in the pedestrianised streets – I speak from painful experience. The covered market on Boulevard Jean Jaurès is a must see and there is a heritage route that leads you around the town's many Renaissance mansions from the 16th century (details from the tourist office, 96 rue de la Sous-Préfecture). Whilst at the tourist office also check out the Espace des Vins du Beaujolais, where you can taste wines from all 12 of the Beaujolais PDOs or appellations. Amongst the town's many cafés and restaurants you will find the Bistrots Beaujolais, eateries that specialise in serving the Crus of Beaujolais and traditional, local cuisine. Try Le Fleurie or La Ferme du Poulet for relaxed dining or Le Juliénas (1 Michelin star) for something more memorable.
With a population of just 36,000 Villefranche is pretty small, but it dwarves everywhere else in the region. Once you leave it behind, you will be passing through some of the most scenic countryside and most beautiful villages in rural France.
A few kilometres north-west is the gorgeous village of Vaux-en-Beaujolais. It clings to some of the vine covered hillsides of the Beaujolais-Villages appellation and was the inspiration for Clochemerle in Gabriel Chevallier's famous satire about the installation of a public urinal. Chevallier and Clochmerle are big news here, there is a museum dedicated to him and you can listen to excerpts of the book in different spots around the village. If, like me, you are then in need of refreshment the Cave de Clochemerle is a rather lovely and atmospheric wine bar, while the Auberge De Clochemerle is a sophisticated restaurant that has a charming terrace where you can eat outside and watch the world go by.
If you find yourself anywhere near Ville-sur-Jarnioux, some seven kilometres south of Vaux, L'Auberge de la Place is well worth a visit. It is pretty much the heart and soul of this little village and serves as bar, newsagent and boulangerie as well as being an excellent and great value restaurant.
Heading north you pass through Le Perréon whose pink granite soils are very similar to those in Fleurie. Eventually you arrive in Odenas which is included in the Brouilly appellation. It's a quiet little place, but it boasts the excellent Restaurant Christian Mabeau, as well as the less formal Le Côte de Brouilly. Be sure to take a peak at the beautiful Château de La Chaize, whose exquisite gardens and kitchen-garden you can tour by appointment.
Just to the north, Mont de Brouilly dominates the landscape. It is an ancient, extinct volcano whose soils produce one of the finest Beaujolais Crus and it is well worth investigating. There are spectacular views and peaceful picnic spots to be found on its slopes. Maison Jean-Luc in nearby Cercié is an excellent traiteur where you can buy food for a memorable alfresco meal, while just across the road you will also find a wonderful Boulangerie Patisserie. Or, if you prefer someone else to serve you, Cercié also boasts Le Pré du Plat, which is a perfect little informal French bistro serving perfectly cooked, classic food. The nearby tiny village of Quincié-en-Beaujolais also has a couple of good restaurants, try the Auberge du Pont des Samsons or Le Mont Brouilly where you can eat out on the terrace. There are three châteaux here too, so be sure to take a look at the very beautiful Château de Varennes, Château du Souzy and Château de la Palud.
Beaujeu gives its name to the area and the famous wine, but was long ago supplanted by Villefranche as the capital. However, it is a charming town and well worth a visit – make sure you see the magnificent Romanesque church of Saint Nicolas and the ancient Hôtel-Dieu. La Maison du Terroir Beaujolais is an excellent exhibition in a wonderful half-timbered medieval building that tells you the history of Beaujolais wine, as well as giving you the chance to taste wine and to buy local specialities.
Make sure you visit the Musée Marius Audin which houses a fascinating collection about local folklore and traditional life. Rather wonderfully the cellars house the Caveau des Beaujolais-Villages where you can taste and buy a wide range of Beaujolais-Villages. I would also recommend visiting the old Apothecary's House, which gives an amazing insight into how life was lived in the past. If you need refreshment, the best place to have a drink, or a meal, is Le Retinton in the Place de la Liberté.
A Journey of eight km or so to the south-west brings you to Belleville and just outside the town, in Saint Jean d'Ardières you will find L'Or-Fève, a superb artisan chocolatier and biscuit maker, and La Maison des Beaujolais, a wine centre which holds tastings and has a shop as well as a decent restaurant where you can enjoy local specialities such as Escargots de Bourgogne, Oeufs Meurette Pochés au Beaujolais and Coq au Beaujolais.
In Belleville itself, make sure you visit the Hotel-Dieu museum which is a wonderfully preserved 18th century hospital and do try to take in the Romanesque Notre-Dame church as well. Although there are many restaurants in town, try to make sure that you eat at Le Beaujolais in Rue Maréchal Foch on the border with Saint Jean d'Ardières, you won't regret it.
Of course for many of us the beating heart of Beaujolais are the 10 Crus in the north of the region and most of them are well worth seeing. Villié-Morgon is a sleepy little place that gives its name to the Morgon appellation. Have a stroll around the grounds of the Château de Fontcrenne and visit the Caveau de Morgon in the château's cellars. Nearby is the magnificent 15th century Château de Corcelles, which is breathtakingly beautiful and well worth a little detour.
Chiroubles is one of the less famous Cru, but as it is slightly to the west of the others and is much higher in the Monts du Beaujolais, so you get amazing panoramic views. If you want views and a meal, then eat out at La Terrasse du Beaujolais while gazing down at the vineyards, it's a great experience.
Fleurie is, of course, the most famous Cru of all and if you are anywhere nearby, make sure that you visit the Chapelle de la Madone. It is perched on a hill amongst the vines and enables you see wonderful views of Beaujolais vineyards and the River Saône in the distance. There isn't much else to Fleurie, but a drink at one of the bars in the Place de l'Eglise is always fun and if lunchtime beckons, then pop along to the Auberge du Cep and you will feel that all is right with the world.
Moulin-à-Vent is a slight oddity in that although the wine, or Cru, bears that name, the commune in which it is made does not. The village is actually called Romanèche-Thorins, although some of it is confusingly made in Chénas too, while the wine takes its name from a nearby 300 year old windmill. A real highlight of the village is the Hameau (hamlet) Dubœuf, which is George Dubœuf's wine themed attraction. It is beautifully constructed and superbly laid out to give an overview of how wine is made, together with the history of Beaujolais. The restaurant and the shop feature Dubœuf wines and there's mini-golf, model railways and even a railway museum in the old train station. The collection even includes Napoleon III's railway carriage, so has just about something for everyone.
Whilst you are in the mood for the lighter side of wine travel, Touroparc is a delightful little zoo with a fairground and a waterslide area. So if you have been boring your children with wine and restaurants, this might give you the chance to redress the balance a little.
The Musée Départemental du Compagnonnage is an utter delight. Founded in 1870 as a school for carpenters and construction design, it is now a museum that exhibits an amazing array of the founders' work. I know it doesn't sound scintillating, but it is a wonderful museum.
As you might expect, Romanèche-Thorins has some lovely places to eat too. So if hunger strikes, try a meal in the stylish Rouge et Blanc or the less formal La Maison du Moulin à Vent.
Further north we come to three of the Crus that we do not see that often in the UK. Chénas takes its name from the oak (chêne) covered hills that separate it from Juliénas. The latter is supposed to be named in honour of Julius Caesar who is said to have set up camp here during his invasion of Gaul.
Juliénas is one of the prettiest of all the Crus and certainly the most lively. It sits on a hilltop surrounded by vineyards, so you get some lovely views on a nice day. The beautiful old Romanesque church is well worth seeing and you get a reward as it has been deconsecrated and the cellars now serve as a wonderful tasting room. After that, if you need somewhere to rest weary bones, the delightful Le Coq à Juliénas café and restaurant is right on the main square and provides a haven of peace and relaxation – they even still have a traditional zinc bar.
The Cru of Saint-Amour is made in the vineyards around the most northerly Beaujolais commune of Saint-Amour-Bellevue. It is very much a working wine village and it has a lot of wines to make too. It's actually in Burgundy's Mâconnais district, so as well as Saint-Amour, the commune is also able to make eight different Burgundy appellations.
As the name of the village implies, there are some beautiful views around here and some of the most breathtaking scenery in the whole region. So this might be the perfect day to grab some cheese and charcuterie and a baguette from the local boulanger and to head off into the countryside with a bottle of Saint-Amour, or even a bottle of Beaujolais blanc, and have memorable picnic. The other option is to try one of the local restaurants and there are two top-notch places to choose, both have one Michelin star. Auberge du Paradis is a beautiful and very traditional place, while the more modern Au 14 Février fuses French and Asian cuisine to great effect.
I hope you can see that Beaujolais is a delightful region to tour around and that as well as the domaines you will be visiting there are many other things to enjoy. The most important thing about the region though, is to just enjoy it. Enjoy its beauty and its ambience. Adjust to its lazy rhythms. Don't try to do too much, just soak up the feel of the place. It's Beaujolais, it's supposed to be relaxed!
Quentin Sadler is a wine writer, wine consultant, wine educator and friend of 3D.
3D's Cru Beaujolais vineyards
Domaine de la Madone
La Madone, Fleurie
Wine: Fleurie
Vine rentals are available at Domaine de la Madone
Domaine les Roches Bleues
Côte de Brouilly, Odenas
Wine: Côte be Brouilly, Brouilly
Domaine de Colonat
St Joseph, Villié-Morgon
Wine: Morgon, Moulin-à-Vent
Regional vineyard experience gifts are available for all three of our Cru Beaujolais vineyards


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The 2019 Sail Canada Youth Championships at CORK International
Wednesday, November 28, 2018 - Kingston, ON
Sail Canada is pleased to announce that the 2019 Sail Canada Youth Championships will take place at CORK International at Portsmouth Olympic Harbor (POH) in Kingston, Ontario. The championships will take place August 12th - 16th, 2018. Competitive youth sailors from across the country are invited to compete in the sailing freshwater capital of the world!
The Sail Canada Youth Championships is an annual event bringing together the country's top competitive youth sailors. The purpose of the championship is to provide development opportunities for youth sailors through training & racing experiences, award the Youth National Champions, and train and develop officials. It also serves as a great talent identification opportunity for national and provincial team coaches. The Sail Canada Youth Championships have most recently been at the Royal Canadian Yacht Club in Toronto, Ontario where over 114 boats competed.
The 2019 Sail Canada Youth Championships will be one of two qualifying events for the 2020 World Sailing Youth World Championships.
In conjunction with the 2019 Youth Championships Sail Canada will be hosting a Youth Olympic Training Seminar (YOTS) at POH from August 9 - 11. YOTS is a training opportunity for Canada's top youth sailors involving on water sessions and group debriefs with guest coaches and experts.
Celebrate CORKs 50th in 2019! CORK and The City of Kingston are excited to welcome athletes, coaches, and volunteers from across the country and around the world! Annual training and regattas take place each year in August and September. Canada's largest annual sailing regatta continues to attract world class events, 43 World Championships to date to Portsmouth Olympic Harbour in addition to national and continental class championships.
At the end of a fun week of competition and camaraderie, on and off the water, each class will award the 2019 Sail Canada Youth National Champ!
The event will include 4 days of racing for 5 fleets, including Laser Radial, Laser 4.7, Club 420, i420 and 29er.
Photo credit: Sailing Shot
About Sail Canada
Established in 1931, Sail Canada is the national governing body for the sport of sailing. The Association promotes sailing in all its forms including yachting through collaboration with our partners, the Provincial Sailing Associations, member clubs, schools, and many individual stakeholders.


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A simple kingdom math equation: what does special time with your kiddo plus Auntie Anne's delicious cinnamon pretzels, plus a teenage boy on crutches at the mall equal?
A kingdom encounter... With the teenage boy walking away carrying his crutches in hand, knowing how good Jesus really is!!
Last night, Jeanine and I spent some special time with our nine year old son, Tyler. One of his favorite outings is to go to the Lego store in the mall, then go to Auntie Anne's Pretzels, then walk around the mall eating our pretzels. After he got his Lego fix, we headed over to sink our teeth into a delicious cinnamon pretzel only to find out the shop was closed due to a flood in the store. Bummed that we couldn't get a pretzel, I suggested we could go over to another mall across town to the other Auntie Anne's Pretzel place. Tyler's eyes lit up as he said, "Really?!"
"Yeah, let's go."
We got to the other mall 20 minutes away, and when we walked in I saw a teenage boy on crutches (i.e., an invitation for a kingdom encounter) with his family. I thought to myself, "Let's get our Auntie Anne's cinnamon pretzels, then we will see if we can pray for the young man." We got our hot, freshly made cinnamon pretzels and rounded the corner only to find the boy and his family were gone. Disappointed, I started heading toward the mall exit when I saw the boy on crutches with his family heading out of the mall as well. I thought, "If they stop or we catch up to them, I'll see if they will let us pray for him." Sure enough, the family stopped right by the mall exit. Tyler and I walked right over to them.
I asked, "Hey, what happened to you?"
"I injured my ankle at a basketball game tonight," he replied.
"Are you in a lot of pain?"
"Oh yes, and I can't move it or put any weight on it."
"Really? Well listen, we love to pray for people, and we've seen Jesus heal a lot of people when we pray for them. Can we take a moment to pray for you to see what happens?"
He looked at me then looked at his dad, who gave the safe nod of approval. Then I asked him on a scale of one to ten what his pain level was, and he said it was about a seven. "Can we put our hands on you shoulder and pray?" He agreed.
So there we were in the mall entrance with our cinnamon Pretzels in one hand and our other hand on the teenage boy. Tyler and I started to pray a simple, quick prayer: "Jesus, let your power come upon his ankle. Pain go." Then, I explained to the young man, "Sometimes when we pray for people, they start to feel heat, tingling, or the pain just leaves. Are you feeling anything right now as we are praying for you?"
"I'm feeling a tingling in my ankle right now."
"Did you feel that before we started praying?" He said he didn't. I continued to pray, blessing the presence of God on him. Then, I invited him to try do do something he couldn't do before. He started moving his ankle around.
"I couldn't do that before!"
I asked him what his pain level was, and he said it was about a three pain level. "If your pain can go from a seven to a three, then it can go from a three to a zero."
With a surprised and shocked look, he said, "OK." So Tyler and I prayed again, and this time the young man started moving his ankle around. He cautiously put all his weight on his foot, and then he started walking normally with his crutches in hand.
"There is no more pain!"
I excitedly said, "Isn't Jesus awesome?!"
The boy and his family said, "Yes! He is!"
Tyler and I walked out of the mall thanking Jesus for healing the kid and for our freshly baked cinnamon pretzels. As we got into our van to drive off, we watched the boy walking normally to their car with his crutches in hand, smiling in wonder.
May we see more kingdom math equations! Going about our day, plus seeing a need, plus taking a risk, equals a kingdom encounter.
The kingdom of God is at hand no matter what! Thank you, Jesus, that it is your good pleasure to give us the kingdom.


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- Preheat a waffle iron according to manufacturer's instructions.
- Whisk flour, white sugar, baking powder, and 1 teaspoon salt together in a large bowl. Beat warm milk, 1/3 cup melted butter, eggs, and 1 teaspoon vanilla extract together in another bowl. Add milk mixture to flour mixture and stir until batter is lumpy and just-moistened.
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I made this recipe for a birthday sleepover. Everyone loved them...perfect amount of sweetness, without being overbearing. I doubled the recipe and should have plenty of leftovers for tomorrow's...
I made this recipe for a birthday sleepover. Everyone loved them...perfect amount of sweetness, without being overbearing. I doubled the recipe and should have plenty of leftovers for tomorrow's...
Delicious! A hit with my whole family. No need for any butter or syrup when you serve these yummy treats!
This recipe gave us a great out-to-eat bruch experience without the corresponding premium price. We had a good bit of cinnamon sauce and cream cheese spread remaining after we consumed the waff...
The flavor for these was outstanding and loved by everyone. I had issues with the cinnamon mixture hardening while waiting on the waffles to cook. I microwaved it to get it spoon-able, but was...
love this recipe. we place both "sauces" in squeeze bottles to help control the mess, and the kids usage :) there does tend to be a bunch leftover so next time I'll half the sauce recipes.
Delicious! Made a double batch and the whole family loved it. Tastes like something from ihop!
These are incredible! They are like cinnamon rolls without all the work. I suggest making the sauces before the waffles so they are ready to
Definitely going to try this!! I love to have a video to the step-by-step I didn't know you could do cinnamon roll waffle it sounds amazing !!


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August Fishing on Newboro Lake
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Sometimes the fish were almost as big as the fishers, then sometimes the fish were almost as big as the lure!