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Cover, use wear. A Play copy. ~ A dead man's cryptic treasure map may lead to a fortune in Spanish gold — or to quick death. Can you elude Indians, claim jumpers, bandits, and vigilantes and find the lost gold of Mendoza? The module contains town and wilderness scenarios that can be combined to create a series of exciting adventures. ~ 32 pages
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We are looking for a highly motivated Security Professional to join our Security team at Yorkdale Shopping Centre. You will be a key member of an engaged, high-reaching team—part of a world-class, winning culture that prioritizes people development and focuses on long-term growth. We take great pride in leading the industry by earning respect through every interaction, every day. We go above and beyond to protect and grow relationships by anticipating needs, being honest and considerate, and valuing customers as genuine partners.
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This week we got Maya Bijou to come and have some public fun with us. We called our boy over to spray some body paint on her and we went on to the streets. That's right! This chick hit the streets fully naked with nothing but body paint on. We decided to comb the streets of Miami looking for guys that were willing to give this beauty the diking that she deserved. Maya is wild, She's not afraid to suck some dick dead in the center of the street or on the back of a a moving truck. One by one she went through the random dudes we came across. Until, finally with cum all over her face she was satisfied and ready to go home.
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Join Lisa Stanley at Wild Birds Unlimited, 7240 Kingston Pike, on Saturday, May 12, at 1:00 p.m., as she explains which plants (including shade plants!) support our wild bird and pollinator populations. Lisa will have the plants for sale at Wild Birds Unlimited, so West Knoxvillians, you can catch Lisa as she visits your neighborhood.
This event is being held the day before Mother's Day, so treat yourself or someone you love, to a plant that will put a smile on your/their face and do your part to support our wildlife populations.


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Here at Spotlight, we take a number of steps to ensure that the reports that we deliver to you are unfailingly precise. Whether you want one report or 100,000 reports, each report must faithfully reflect your intentions. In this blog, I wanted to describe our how our automated quality assurance works.
When we produce a report, we run any "QA Rules" that are part of a report. These QA Rules are simply functions that assert that what you expect to happen really happened. Let me run through two examples to show you how it might work.
As a first example, here is a rule that checks that the number of occupations is exactly 10. The name of this rule is the name of the function, checkOccupation(). Our report generation is based on the concept of "parameters," each of which will have a calculated value. In this example, params.occupations represents the list of occupations and hopefully will have a value of "10." Finally, the function returns a RuleResult object, which can be either PASS, FAIL or WARN.
def RuleResult checkOccupation() { params.occupations.size == 10 ? PASS : FAIL }
As a second example, here's an example of how to check that the report has the number of pages that you expect:
def RuleResult checkPagesCount() { pdf.numberOfPages == 3 ? PASS : FAIL }
What is special about this example is that we read the PDF report that we wrote, and use this for checking. By basing this test on the exact file that will be delivered to a client, it increases our confidence of delivering the expected report.
I hope these examples give you a quick task for what our QA Rules can do.
Using this feature, our report designers can easily write rules to ensure that a report has been created correctly. In fact, it's not uncommon that a report might have hundreds of rules.
When we generate reports, we keep track of any rules that failed or produced warnings. Warnings are useful for issues that you consider non-fatal but would still like to review later. When the report generation process has completed, you can easily view any errors or warnings that have been recorded.
I hope this blog gives you a sense of how our automated QA Rules processing works. In future blogs, I'll discuss other QA processes which alongside these QA Rules ensure consistent, high-quality results.


text: This week, we're playing an episode of the roleplaying podcast Join the Party, a hybrid actual-play and audio drama by some talented producers and performers out of New York. Gather round the table and get immersed in DM Eric's tale of the Concentric States. Inara, Johnny, and TR8C must be fleet of foot and quick of wit to catch up with the Red Throat gang, who have captured the beloved Prince Alonzo! Actual-play RPG podcasts have spiked in popularity recently, and I wanted to highlight a successful and compelling one. Join the Party uses collaborative storytelling and imaginative game mechanics to help produce something new, interesting, and exciting. More Join The Party links: - patreon: patreon.com/jointhepartypod - twitter: twitter.com/jointhepartypod - facebook: facebook.com/jointhepartypod - instagram: instagram.com/jointhepartypod - tumblr: jointhepartypod.tumblr.com - merch: jointhepartypod.com/merch Cast & Crew - Dungeon Master: Eric Silver - TR8c (Tracey): Brandon Grugle - Inara Harthorn: Amanda McLoughlin - Johnny B. Goodlight: Michael Fische - Creative Contributors: Connor McLoughlin, Julia Schifini, Heddy Hunt - multitude: multitude.productions


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From playing musical instruments to dancing Jazz and Hip Hop, DJ Jenny Pocket also known as DJ Pocket, grew up with a passion for music. After college, she took that passion to learn to DJ.
Her main focus on the decks is to engage the audience. As someone who also enjoys dancing, she takes pride in reading a crowd. Due to this, you may hear a variety of styles of music within her sets. DJ Pocket mixes all the hits from Top 40, Hip Hop, House, EDM, Remixes, Old School, Latin, and more depending on the demand of the event.
She has played in bars, clubs, lounges, retail and corporate events in Southern California and in Las Vegas as a dj and video dj. She strives to be viewed as more than a "female DJ," but to gain respect, regardless of gender.
With a decade of experience, she can rock any party or event. Keep your eyes and ears on DJ Jenny Pocket!


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Mental health advocates are partnering with Government to raise awareness of self-harming and mental health issues in Cayman.
The Alex Panton Foundation stated common methods used for self-harm could include people cutting, burning and hitting themselves or intentionally taking an overdose of medication and abuse of various substances.
According to those with the foundation, one in 10 young people self-harm at some point during adolescence.
"Knowledge and information is power. If we are equipped with more information, if we are equipped with knowing the difficulties, the signs and the symptoms and the way to seek help, we are more able to help. We are more able to make a difference. We are more able to change things in a way," said Clinical Psychologist Dr. Erica Lam.
What can you do to help those harming themselves
- Ask open questions
- Give them time
- Take them seriously
- Do not judge them
- Help the person to seek help
Thoughts and feelings you may go through if you are feeling suicidal
- Feeling that people would be better off without you
- Hopeless, like there is no point in living
- Tearful and overwhelmed by negative thoughts
- Unbearable pain that feels like it will never end
- Useless or unwanted by others
- Desperate, as if you have no other choice
- Influences by people you love
If you are having suicidal thoughts and need support contact the department of counseling service at 949-8789.


text: Can you think of anything better than a big juicy steak for dinner? Nope! Not me! This is definitely a favorite for my whole family . You only need a few simple things to obtain a tender and juicy steak in the kitchen. First things first, you will need a cast iron pan. I am a true believer in cast iron and I won't even throw a steak on the grill anymore. I get the best results with my Lodge Cast Iron. You will also need an herbed ghee or you can make your own herbed ghee with a few ingredients: garlic powder, rosemary, and thyme. The herbed ghee is going to make your steak burst with flavor. It is so simple to do and the results are spectacular. It requires only minimal effort.


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I wasn't aware that robots got jealous. Did they update your software while I was away? Aren't you done trying to destroy my night? Look I should never have abandoned you. I know I made the wrong decision as soon as your plane took off.


text: Preseason Upland Primer for Dogs and Pups Continues! August 22, 2014 / Picabo Angler This is Judy checking out one of her first birds.Our preseason upland primer for dogs, and first bird introductions for pups, continues on next week. We have a few mornings still available for you and yours! Contact John at 208.788.3536 or email firstname.lastname@example.com Comment tags / Upland, Upland Hunting near Silver Creek, Chukar Hunting, Sun Valley Chukar Hunting, Sun Valley Dog Training


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Easter Sunday Songs
The resurrection is something we celebrate throughout the year. It's the assurance that we walk in newness of life (Rom. 6:4). We died with Jesus in His death. We are raised up with Him in His life. Jesus' resurrection signals that we have eternal life.
And we are grateful that on one particular day throughout the year, people who normally don't attend church will attend a service. It's an opportunity for us to faithfully declare the good news of Jesus' death and resurrection to them, so that they might believe. We do this through the preaching, of course. But we will also sing this good news to them. Here are the songs we'll use:
- Forever
- Christ the Lord is Risen Today
- In Christ Alone
- Behold Our God


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From the flatshare comedy Spaced to the new Star Trek movies, it's been quite a trip for the actor and writer, now one of the UK's finest exports. Interview by Francesca Babb.
Where have you just come back from?
Right now I'm in a gym in Johannesburg, but before that I was in Los Angeles, Seattle, San Francisco, London, Berlin and Vancouver. I'm going to be doing 22 long-haul flights this year, which makes me feel… tired.
Where in the world have you felt happiest?
Probably Skala on Kefalonia. My wife and I have been going there for nearly 15 years now, and it's somewhere we're very happy. We happened upon it on one of those pot-luck Thomas Cook trips when we were first together, and we haven't stopped going back. We've made some very dear friends there who take care of us.
Which is your road most travelled?
The Heathrow-LAX flight, because I have to go to LA for work. I can recite the entire safety video from Virgin Atlantic.
What do you pack first?
Underpants. I count out the number of pairs I need and then put them into my suitcase. I put them on the bottom, and then when I get there, I have to completely unpack in order to get them out. I've only just started to relish unpacking. I never used to; I would always just dig out the suitcase, which I thought was easier.
Describe a memory from a childhood holiday
I didn't leave the country until I was 19, which, when I look back on it, blows my mind. We couldn't really afford overseas holidays, so we used to go down to Devon. I have really happy memories of Salcombe: there are all these country lanes, and I remember being in my parents' Opel Manta and this little white rabbit's tail bobbing up and down in the headlights in front. It was dark and it was late and I wasn't in bed, and I'd never seen a rabbit in the wild…
Describe a holiday disaster
I crashed a moped on Crete once. I was with my girlfriend at the time, and I lost control and went skidding across the road. I got up really shaken, and these guys came running out of a restaurant, sat us down and gave us oranges and coffee and made us eat and drink until we were over the shock. That's the Greeks all over, really, they're such a friendly bunch of people.
Tell us about a great little place you know
The Captain's Bar in Skala. I'm teetotal now, but I still love the place, because it's somewhere I can sit and feel completely and utterly happy. Tina, who runs the bar and is one of my best friends, hasn't ever seen a film that I'm in, but she's so impressed by the fact I'm an actor that she's put loads and loads of pictures of me up in the bar. I can't ask her to take them down, because she does it out of sheer love and pride, so I look like an idiot when I walk in, because I'm grinning from every section of the wall.
What's the smartest hotel you've ever stayed in?
Probably the Park Hyatt in Tokyo. I've never had so much done for me when I've gone to the toilet. You sit down on this electric robot, and it dries your bum! That was extraordinary. That hotel is very much part of the whole Tokyo experience for me.
Sightseeing or sun-lounger?
A bit of both, but since I've had a kid, both have become harder. I guess it's now 'active sun-lounging', so no more lying for eight hours a day reading a book. It's building sandcastles, running into the sea, then back to the sun-lounger and swap with the missus. It's nice every now and again when my wife takes over and I can get a couple of chapters in, but ultimately I love the craziness of parenthood.
'I would never, ever go back to…'
The Canary Islands. Back in the days when I was less organised… well, I'm not organised at all, but back in the days before I had an assistant, my wife and I took an Easter break. I left it really late, and the only place I could get was the Canary Islands. It was all egg and chips. I would not go back there.
Confess to one thing you've taken from a hotel room
I don't steal stuff from hotels, mainly because I'm a coward and I'm worried I'll get caught. I've taken a sewing kit, sure, and a shower cap I've never worn.
Which foreign phrase do you use most often?
??? ????????? – which means 'thank you' in Greek. My friend Tina also taught me to say to her mum, 'Your boobs look really nice in that dress', which she found absolutely hilarious and I found slightly embarrassing because I didn't actually know what I was saying. I have a Rosetta Stone course I haven't even opened yet, but I will learn. I've promised myself that.
What's your guilty pleasure?
I was on tour years and years ago, and we were doing some shows in Blackpool. I walked down to the Pleasure Beach in the morning and it was raining, and I thought 'This is dreadful, so depressing.' And then suddenly the sun came out and the whole place made sense to me. We spent the entire morning there.
What would you like to find in your minibar?
Something healthy. A minibar is such an insidious little temptation in the corner of the room, I've learnt to dislike it a little bit. So anything in there that is not going to make me feel sick or fat is good.
Most regrettable holiday souvenir?
When I was in the American South, I bought cowboy boots and a cowboy hat and a cowboy shirt, and I wore them all the time there because every f***er was wearing them. You walk down Kentish Town Road looking like that, and everyone points and laughs.
Nominate your eighth wonder of the world
Getting through a long-haul flight with a three-year-old without losing your mind. Even if they sit watching Grandpa in My Pocket for 12 hours, you still worry that they're going to go and disarm the doors when you nod off, so you just sit there in a state of readiness the whole flight. Getting to the other end sane is a wonder.
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So, I've been doing a bit of cycling since mom died. There's no real excuse not to anymore. My total milage for 2015 is currently sitting at 1,031.7 miles. Most of which has been done since mom passed.
I spent a week in California on a Trek Travel trip and rode 147 miles that week alone. It was a great trip that was a little bitter sweet. Mom was supposed to go with me. At least, when I planned the trip, she was going to be my non-riding buddy. Earlier this year, we had decided that maybe a cross country trip wouldn't be a good idea for her first trip since her amputation. Instead, it was going to be a trial run for her being home alone for a week (yes, I was going to make sure someone was nearby to check on her). Well, needless to say, it was neither. I would frequently roll up to the Trek Travel van and be reminded that mom wasn't there to hop outta the van and take my picture or make sure I have enough water, sunscreen, snack, whatever. I tried to have enough fun for both of us and, at least once, I sure had enough wine for the both of us. Oh, did I mention the wine? Yeah, it was a wine country trip and there were lots of stops at wineries and at least 3 cases of wine were shipped home.
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Keys to the Kingdom
Jason Bendickson
August 24, 2014 | Pastor Sara Wolbrecht
Using the Keys to God's Dream
Matthew 16:13-20 READ
So – I wanted to start this morning with a brief, one question, pop-quiz. But then I got thinking how I don't want you to remember me as the pastor that made everyone take a test in her first sermon. So instead, I will just ask whether you would have had an answer if I had in fact asked you to take just a one question pop-quiz. Ok? Are you ready? Here's what the question would have been: What is the Kingdom of God? God's Kingdom. Often called the Kingdom of Heaven. So – that would have been the question. Would you have had an answer to that question?
I know for me, growing up in the Lutheran church we didn't talk much if at all about the Kingdom of God and what that was and why it mattered for us here and now as folks who follow Jesus.
And yet, what I have grown to realize is that the Kingdom of God – knowing what it is and how it is a part of our life and faith – is so central for us. It is something that we pray for together every Sunday when we say the words, Your Kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven.
So in order for us to press into the importance of our gospel text we need to tend to a bit about the Kingdom of God, to get us all on the same page.
So what is the Kingdom of God? Or the Kingdom of Heaven, God's Kingdom. Desmund Tutu has used the language of "God's Dream" – which is helpful language for us, that God has a dream for what the world should be. And that dream resonates with what we see as we look both backward and forward throughout time – a look back to how God created the world originally, as good. That was God's dream, the way it should be. And a look forward toward how the world will in fact one day be. There also is God's dream, God's Kingdom. And we're right here in the midst of the dream becoming a reality.
So what does that dream look like? How do we know it when we see it? We know that throughout the gospels Jesus describes to us what the Kingdom of God is. He does it in his teachings, particularly in an obvious way in his parables when he says: "The Kingdom of God is like this…" And uses metaphor and story that weave this picture of God's Kingdom. Pretty obvious there.
But Jesus also describes God's Kingdom in his actions, in everything that he does.Just pay attention to what Jesus did – he shows us a place where sickness is healed, where the outcast is brought into the fold of community, where the religious people don't just try to follow rules but to actually live in relationship with the living God, where generosity rules over scarcity. Where the broken are made whole. The lost found. The hungry fed. Suffering and pain are no more. Where there is no oppression, injustice, loss, fear. God's Kingdom, which is also heaven, is God's way, God's desire, for the world. The way the world should be.
Jesus shows us all of this and Jesus began to help God's Kingdom break into our world now. In the Lord's Prayer we pray for God's Kingdom to come here on earth as in heaven, because earth and heaven are in the process of becoming one. Again, Jesus began that process – of renewal, redemption, restoration, new creation. History is on the trajectory of moving us toward the time when heaven and earth will become one. The dream realized.
Ok, are you still with me? This is central stuff to understanding who God is and what Jesus has done, and maybe you're in a place where you already totally have a grasp on that. But I know it can feel a little disorienting, too, if you haven't fleshed it out that way. You good?
You see, we need to cover all this back story in order to hear how weighty our gospel text is for us today.
Let's take a closer look at our gospel. Jesus asks his disciples 'who people say he is' – and finally asks them, "Who do YOU say that I am?" Simon Peter responds: Jesus, you're it. You're the one that prophets have spoken of, the one we've waited for, the one who will set this world right. The Messiah. And Peter doesn't pull any punches – I want you to notice this. There is no qualifier like, "Well, I think you are Messiah…I'm pretty sure…I have a good feeling about this." But BAM, Peter just full-on goes there. …Peter points to Jesus as the Messiah.
Then, what Jesus says as a response makes this passage the most talked-about, controversial, studied part of Matthew's gospel. Jesus says: "Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven. And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it. I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven."
There is much we could say about Jesus' words here. For today, we'll focus in and notice how it's kind of a big deal that Jesus says to Peter then and to followers of Jesus throughout time: I give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven.
So this means that you, YOU, have been given the keys to the Kingdom. Jesus was opening up the world to the Kingdom of heaven, and he hands it off to Peter, and to all his disciples throughout time. You hold them in your hands, you access the Kingdom with your life. You have the ability to open up the world to God's Dream.
Here's why this matters: God's Dream becomes reality here on earth through you. Through our willingness to use the keys that are in our hands. It's up to us (us, yes, working together with God, but God needs us). That's why this matters.
If you're like me, as you hear this (remember this) your first response might be – Wow! That God chooses us to do this with Him! But followed shortly thereafter by a few questions.
A first possible question that may come up… how do I actually use these keys? How do you actually use them? What does that mean?
Let's remember and name. We live in a world that is not the way it was intended to be. We experience that discrepancy between reality and God's dream for the world all day every day. Every day we experience signs of a broken and aching world – in our own bodies (our own circumstances), in the lives of those we love, in our neighborhoods and schools, and the wider world we see around us. Ferguson, MO – we ache at the stories coming from that town, we know God aches with us, for this is not the way the world should be.
To use the keys God has given us – it begins by paying attention. Noticing by holding and asking the question: Where does the Kingdom of God need to come? Not letting ourselves grow numb to the pain of our world. We choose to see the places where God's Kingdom needs to come, to dream Gods' dream for the world. We notice.
And frankly, those opportunities come all the time in the everyday situations we face. For example, we just move from in the Bay Area of California, where we lived across the street from Al and Vicki. Both retired, and Al was a Vietnam Vet. Al had a lot of health issues and on multiple occasions an ambulance came to their home to take Al to the hospital. The first time we experienced this, it was around the dinner hour on a Tuesday evening, our daughter was 2 at the time. So it was very entertaining for her to watch the fire truck and ambulance right in front of our house. As I watched with our daughter, I felt deeply for Al and Vicki, obviously, and I felt nudged to go and see if Vicki needed anything. I went over and found her as Al was being loaded into the ambulance.
I found Vicki, I asked her if I could do anything for her – she said no. And then I realized – we had just finished our dinner. I said, "Vicki, I just made a ton of spaghetti and asparagus – can I bring a plate over for you right now?" Her eyes grew wide: "Yes! I haven't eaten all day!" she said. Let me also name that it was nothing short of a miracle that I happened to have a whole dinner to offer her on a Tuesday night as I was about to run back to church for a meeting. Miraculous. After I ran the spaghetti back over to Vicki, I asked if I could pray for her and for Al. We prayed, she ate her fill, she went to the hospital to be at Al's side.
…What happened to me in that moment? What had I noticed? A place where the kingdom of God could touch down – with God's nudging I noticed and I responded. That's how we use these keys – letting God lead us, we notice and we act. And God sets loose the kingdom of God through a plate of spaghetti that fills a hungry belly, through a moment of healing prayer as someone heads out to hold vigil at the hospital. A blessing for Vicki to have been a part of that – yes, but also most certainly a blessing for me to be used of God in something so simple yet powerful.
Spaghetti and a prayer – the Kingdom of God comes in the everyday stuff of our lives, and in our willingness to let God use our everyday moments. Our reading from Romans gets at this, too. Eugene Peterson has written The Message which is a contemporary paraphrase of the Bible. The Message puts the beginning of Romans 12 this way: So here's what I want you to do, God helping you: Take your everyday, ordinary life—your sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life—and place it before God as an offering. Embracing what God does for you is the best thing you can do for him. Don't become so well-adjusted to your culture that you fit into it without even thinking. Instead, fix your attention on God. You'll be changed from the inside out. Readily recognize what he wants from you, and quickly respond to it. Unlike the culture around you, always dragging you down to its level of immaturity, God brings the best out of you, develops well-formed maturity in you.
And so for us, to take our everyday, ordinary life—our sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life—and place it before God as an offering. In moments that seem like no big deal – an interaction with someone in line at Safeway, a moment with a coworker, a conversation in the car with our kids. Those keys are in our hands just waiting to let God's Kingdom come.
Another question that may come up for you… What keeps us from using the keys? The biggest hindrance? We don't realize that they have been given to us and we miss the opportunities. I will be first to confess that I miss opportunities to use the keys and collaborate with God, all the time. All the time. And for me, I miss those opportunities because my hands are filled with other things. We all find at times, that our hands are filled with others things. A pastor friend shared the story of how she was hiding chocolate from her children and her hands were filled with these candies and so she couldn't actually open the door. Our hands are often filled, too. Not with chocolate but with the things that keep us from using the keys. For me it's when I'm over-busy, I'm distracted, I'm preoccupied with my own needs or other things that just don't matter in the long run. Or I'm in a hurry – our culture of rush and hurry keeps us from so much. We must keep asking ourselves: Are we holding on to things that keep us from holding what Jesus is trying to give us?
Another final question that may come up for you… How does grace fit into all of this? Are the keys just something that is demanded of us (because that doesn't sound like grace and we know Jesus is in the business of grace)?
Oh, there is grace, too. Jesus gives us access to the Kingdom of God because God knows that we need that healing and restoration in our own lives, too. Jesus places those keys in our hands to free us from the other things we may be holding on to. Because maybe this day your hands are stuffed full with grief or they have grown tired of trying to hold together too many things in your life that have been falling apart. On a day like that the keys are not only a tool to be wielded but a gift of grace to be received. I know I need that grace today – I have a four month old who hasn't slept through the night in a week, a new home, new job, new community, new everything – and I am tired. Today I know because of Jesus, the Kingdom of God can touch down right here. That there is grace enough for today, enough energy to preach three sermons today. And that I can watch and see how God can not only carry me through this day but there will be incredible gifts in this day. I trust that to be true. The keys are there for us to grab hold of when we're in a place of desperation, too. Is that you today? Then grab hold of God's Kingdom.
And as we grab hold we find again and again that this is not obligation but gift – a gift to be given away. Keys are placed in your hands as an invitation to live beyond yourself. To share in the creative and healing work of God – work that not only brings blessing and restoration through us (if you are willing) but work that will actually bring about blessing and restoration in us, if we let it.
How rich is this good word when we also consider why I am here and the keys that have been given to this church for a new church in Rose Hill. That we, together, get to open up that place to be a community where young people can belong and then in turn become people who wield the keys and help bring about God's Kingdom. Pretty awesome stuff that we get to be a part of together.
So… you did not have to take a pop quiz today, but I do want to offer you a challenge. It is simply this: use the keys this week. Who is someone in your life who needs God's Dream to be dreamt with them and for them? Who needs prayer, or spaghetti, or friendship, or encouragement? Who needs someone to stand with them and for them in your life this week. The challenge for all of us is to notice and to respond in that moment. Jesus has placed in your hands the keys to the kingdom of heaven. Grab hold of that grace for yourself, grab hold for the sake of those in your life who need it. And watch and see as God's Kingdom comes here on earth as in heaven. Are you up for that challenge? Then pray with me…
Jesus we thank you for trusting us with your work, and for the incredible invitation to use the keys of the Kingdom and partner with you in seeing our world restored and made whole. Stir us with your Spirit, lead us, and fuel us for this week ahead – that we may see your Kingdom come on earth as in heaven. All this we pray in Jesus' name. Amen.


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This has all the comfort, flavor and heartiness of a beef and potato stew, but with far fewer carbs and calories and much more nutritional value. We're replacing beef with lean turkey Italian sausage, potatoes with cauliflower and gravy with crushed tomatoes. And adding kale and quinoa. So, you know... we'll practically be bionic after we eat this. :-) Plus it's YUMMY! So it's good news all around!
Olive oil
1 large onion, diced
1 head cauliflower, cut into bite-sized pieces
1 pound lean turkey Italian sausage
6-8 cups low sodium chicken broth
1 large can (28 oz.) crushed tomatoes with basil, oregano and garlic (or just plain tomatoes, and you can add your own seasoning)
1/3 cup rinsed red quinoa
2-3 handfuls of kale, washed and torn into bite-sized pieces
2 tablespoons garlic paste
Your favorite shredded cheese to accompany Italian dishes (I used a blend of parmesan, asiago, romano and mozzarella)
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
2. Coat the bottom of a large Dutch oven or soup pot with olive oil. Add onion and saute over medium heat until it becomes translucent.
3. Toss cauliflower with olive oil, salt and pepper and spread onto a baking sheet. Bake for 30-35 minutes, until well-browned. (Don't be afraid of some pretty dark edges. It adds so much flavor.)
4. Add Italian sausage to onions and cook until browned. Drain well and return to pot.
5. Add chicken broth (more or less depending on how thick you like your stew) and crushed tomatoes and mix well. Increase heat and bring to boil.
6. Add quinoa and allow to boil for 5 minutes.
7. Reduce heat and add garlic paste. Blend well. Add kale and simmer for 15-20 minutes.
8. Add roasted cauliflower and stir to combine well. Simmer until warmed through.
9. Serve with a sprinkling of shredded cheese(s).


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"And it's me who's too weak, and it's me who's too shy to ask for the thing I love. But I love. But I love. But I love." -Paula Cole, Me
I felt so awake and sure of something coming home from the Buddhist Peace Fellowship's Thirtieth Anniversary event Saturday night. The something was ineffable. It was tears filling the soft open pores of my cheeks. It was a deep connection to my heart.
"Sometimes it is necessary to re-teach a thing its loveliness," says a Galway Kinnell poem. Sometimes it is necessary to know something in the heart before its concreteness can be seen or even named. The calls are not supposed to be visible or even nameable from the beginning; they are to be felt. For it's the feeling that leads us to recognize, be with, and eventually – when the time is right – act upon inner knowledge. The fluidity of the not yet visible visions give space for creating something new.
I sang aloud all the way driving home: Lakota ceremonial songs and the song "Me", whose refrain is a healing chant on behalf of my tortured teenage soul, the one who then too was so sure of something. The one who knew there must be something better than my high school reality of self-hatred and isolation, but didn't know what it was.
All my life I have listened to calls – a call to go to go to an urban college, a call to try a third high school in as many years, calls to quit jobs, calls to go on retreats, a call to move to the Bay Area. Calls to enlarge my territory. Inner has always lead me to outer.
The BPF event took place in a Presbyterian Church in Berkeley. Sitting in a pew like the ones of the Methodist and Catholic churches of my childhood, I opened a Bible for the first time in several years. My heart broke open to the literature alive on the pages. There were no stomach jabs for every reference to damnation, bloodshed, and oppression. Instead from a place of intimacy with the Divine within me, I read the words fully aware of my own experience and felt free to pick and choose what I read, what I believed.
The words of BPF Executive Director Zenju Earthlyn Manuel – one of the keynote speakers – landed in conversation with excerpts from passages I leafed through at random: Isaiah, Psalms, Proverbs, Lamentations, 1 Corinthians, Job. I heard her say the path of freedom involves awareness, leads to intimacy, and connects us to engagement with the world and that it's possible to celebrate the uncertainty of these times, to see our present moment as a time of creativity and transformation. My heart opened hearing her words born of self-investigation. The power to reframe, to reclaim, to "re-teach a thing its loveliness" reconnected me to the beauty in the world and in my life right now. I left that church as wide as a field.
It's not the "and its me who's too weak…to ask for the thing I love" it's the "but I love." It's the But I Love, I realized after I sang myself home from the event. It is the noble intention of the heart to express its portion, and I can focus on that intention. I can ask that each pulsation of the Love in my heart will enlarge, unfold, and heal me even when the "and its me whose too weak" seems more real than the "but I love."
At age 27, I am in the midst of my first Saturn Returns, a time of unprecedented challenge in my life. I'm holding this time differently now after the inspiration I received during the BPF event. Here's the reframing: I'm in a season of unprecedented clearing as I walk the path of creating an authentic life. I'm the hero in my journey to and through the dark, greeting the obstacles as signposts for how to dance with Life. I matter to Life, and I am part of its vast, ever-flowing Stream.
Here's to Saturn Returning. Here's to bounty of my heart. Here's to being naked and unarmed and relishing the call of something not yet seen.
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Hard-line pastor backs Coalition – Article Featured in The Australian newspaper 23rd October 20070 Comments Published by Office 2 October 23rd, 2007 in A Call To Action, Australia, Politics
Siobhain Ryan – October 23, 2007
THE controversial leader of the evangelical Catch The Fire Ministries, Daniel Nalliah, yesterday attacked Islam, multiculturalism and gay rights, and applauded the Coalition's "black and white stance" on moral issues.
Mr Nalliah led more than 500 people in a two-hour singing, dancing service to pray for rain and for moral government, in the same hall in Parliament House where the party leaders held their debate the night before.The hard-line pastor called on Kevin Rudd to prove his faith as a Christian by publicly recognising Christ as the son of God, and bringing the secular Left of his party to heel.
The Labor leader's "ambivalent" responses to moral issues, and support in the ALP for issues such as gay rights and multiculturalism left "question marks in the minds of many Christians", Mr Nalliah said.
"I would like him to be fair dinkum and be black-and-white in his statements."
Mr Nalliah, who fell foul of Victoria's laws against religious vilification, has backed Coalition policy on issues such as citizenship requirements, becoming more vocal in his support after meeting John Howard and Peter Costello earlier this year.
The pastor said the Prime Minister and his heir-apparent, the Treasurer, who supported Mr Nalliah in his successful appeal against the vilification charges, "don't flip-flop" on moral issues.
The Catch The Fire pastor, who has links with a network of evangelical churches across the nation, restated his contentious views outside the prayer meeting.
He said homosexuality was "an abomination", multiculturalism had caused the downfall of European nations, and the separation of church and state undermined Australia's stance on moral issues. But the prayer session was focused on a different cause: drought-breaking rain.
The session was organised in response to Mr Howard's latest call on Australians to pray for rain to break the drought. The Prime Minister did not attend the service but was there in spirit, with a written message supporting the faithful's call for the heavens to open and end the drought. "It is my hope that our farmers and rural and regional communities draw strength from the prayers and practical help of their fellow Australians and remain optimistic that they will see their way through to prosperous times once again," Mr Howard's message said yesterday.
While one of the church speakers thanked God for the Government's drought-relief package, some attendees were less forgiving. Farmers who were holding a separate protest against the Government's plans for the beleaguered Murray-Darling Basin outside Parliament House joined in the Catch The Fire Ministries' prayer for rain, but delivered a different political message outside the meeting.
Vince Cirillo, a table grape irrigator from Mildura, said farmers were hurting because of the slashing of water allocations by the Howard Government.
"I've had to abandon 20 per cent of my property," Mr Cirillo said, blaming the cuts. "A lot of people are just annoyed. The majority are Coalition supporters and you wouldn't have expected a Coalition Government to do what they are doing."
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The Upper Factory mill pond, the pond which is formed by the damming of the Nemasket River at Wareham Street, was once the site of Riverside Wharf, the embarkation point of Pioneer and Assawampsett, two small steam-powered side paddle boats which were operated as excursion craft in the last quarter of the century by owner John Baylies LeBaron (1845-1918).
When LeBaron first proposed the construction of a steamer to ply the Nemasket River, he had to address the matter of the three road bridges above Wareham Street. Waterman's Hill Bridge (Grove Street), Alms House Bridge (Wood Street) and Vaughan's Bridge (Vaughan Street) were all of low height and unaltered would restrict the passage of any steamboat underneath. At LeBaron's request, Middleborough established a Bridge Committee comprised of A. C. Wood, J. G. Vaughan and J. H. Shaw to consider the matter. The committee reported favorably, and the town expended just over $900 to raise the bridges. Of this amount, $550 was paid to Samuel Clark, John Carver and Edgar Thomas for the work (exclusive of materials); $55.50 was paid for the services of the committee; $103.19 to Vaughan for lumber for the Waterman's Hill Bridge and additional work on all three; $29.75 to Wood for additional work on Alms House and Vaughan's Bridges; and $14.00 to B. P. W. Lovell for extra work on Vaughan's Bridge. The balance, presumably, was spent on material.
It is likely that the town was motivated to expend the funds for the promotion of a strictly private enterprise by the prospect of Lake Assawompsett's development as a local resort:
Picnic parties are all the rage now, from the village to the borders of these beautiful lakes, which we hope a recent act of the town meeting in voting to raise the river bridges to permit John Baylies LeBaron's steamboat to pass under, will be made more accessible.
First built of LeBaron's two steamboats was Pioneer in 1877 with lumber milled at the Ivory Harlow steam mill on Vine Street in Middleborough. Built as a flat-bottomed steamer, the boat had her forty foot keel laid on the bank of Nevertouch Pond on Middleborough's West Side, and was equipped with a coal-burning upright steam boiler and a driving mechanism designed entirely by LeBaron. The boat was built to accommodate fifty passengers, though later reports reduced the number to forty as the optimal number. Following a successful test on Nevertouch, Pioneer, weighing some 4,500 pounds was hauled overland down Center Street and launched into the river.
Though Pioneer had been built expressly to be operated under LeBaron's command, problems soon arose when it was required that LeBaron hold a fireman's license in order to operate the craft. LeBaron, who did not have such a license, argued that since it was he himself who had built the boat and boiler, he certainly had an understanding of how the boat operated. Confronted with this logic, the license was duly granted.
Pioneer enjoyed a brief first season, being removed from the river in October, 1877, by William Downing who hauled the vessel to LeBaron's yard where it was laid up for the winter. Pioneer was overhauled the following spring, with larger paddle wheels being added, as well as additional planking on the hull. She was repainted at this time, as well, and launched by Downing into the river from Rock Street in May, 1878, at which time the Gazette wrote that "we expect she will give greater satisfaction this season."
In the spring of 1879, the boat was once again overhauled, refitted and repainted. The Old Colony Memorial reported in June of that year that Pioneer "has commenced making her regular trips to the lakes, and has had several excursion parties. Captain LeBaron is a first class hand for a 'time,' sparing no pains to please his patrons."
An 1879 advertisement for Pioneer (which was later described as "very safe, though slow") provides a wonderful prospectus of the typical trip on the river. Pioneer departed Riverside Wharf at one p. m. each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, to cruise the Nemasket River and Lake Assawompsett. Once on Assawompsett, the boat would touch at Stony Point (Nelson's) Grove before crossing the lake and passing through the Narrows into Pocksha Pond. The return journey would stop at Sear's Grove before arriving back at Middleborough at four p. m. The three hour round trip covered seventy miles and cost fifty cents. Moonlight excursions were conducted every month and "societies, families and Private parties [were] accommodated any of the remaining days of the week at reasonable rates."
Despite the promise of a successful third season on the river, Pioneer was temporarily disabled when soon after these reports she broke her shaft in June, 1879, putting her out of commission until mid-August. LeBaron believed the accident was due to an undetected crack in the shaft which occurred in July, 1878, "when her paddles became locked in the river grass and her gearing broke…."
Two years after her construction, Pioneer was joined – and later replaced – by Assawampsett. Built in 1879, Assawampsett was a sixty-four foot long craft, alleged to be capable of carrying one hundred passengers and an orchestra. E. T. P. Jenks, in 1943, affirmed that indeed the boat had "carried a load of forty or fifty people on the regular excursion to the lakes, three times a week and … on special occasions carried as many as a hundred or more."
The boat had a flat bottom with a shallow draft which enabled it to pass over obstructions in the river with relative ease. The coal-fired boiler built by Lebaron was vented by an adjustable smokestack which could be lowered to allow clearance beneath the bridges upstream. Some accounts indicate that the smoke stack "was hinged and as the ship neared the bridges, a crewman went on the top deck and laid it flat, until the bridge was passed. Then it was raised again." Other records indicate a different design for the smoke stack:
To allow for the boat's getting under [the bridges, LeBaron] rigged a recessed smoke stack, which was lowered into a pocket in the top deck, until they cleared the bridge, then it was raised again.
In either case, passengers located on the top deck were required to go below until the bridge had been cleared.
Two men were required to operate the steamers, LeBaron acting as captain and either one of his sons, Elric H. or Jesse acting as fireman fueling the boiler, lowering the smoke stack and performing other tasks as needed. Among these latter duties was the removal of floating logs which had the potential of doing significant damage to the paddle wheels. On these occasions, the engine was cut and Elric LeBaron, "equipped with a saw, would crawl alongside the wheel and saw the log in two. The boat meanwhile was drifting down stream, but when power was again applied, that was made up, and the upstream trip was resumed."
A "settin' pole" was used to maneuver the craft off rocks and shoals, as well as to navigate tight bends along the middle portion of the route. At these spots, the engine was again stopped and the vessel powered and guided by means of the pole. Enabling the steamers to pass up river was a canal which had been cut just north of Vaughan Street in 1816. Initially intended to increase the flow of water to mills located further downstream, the canal "straightened the steamer path. It was a shortcut around a river bend of such small axis that the steamer could not make the curves."
Occasionally, the steamboat excursions were marred by difficulty. Sometime in the 1880s while on a Fourth of July excursion, "the steamer met with an accident, losing part of her smoke stack, which caused some delay. A bolt was also lost, which delayed the passage, and the passengers were not landed until about half past one o'clock." A similarly fated excursion arranged by E. T. P. Jenks and Fred Holmes set forth on a moonlit night but ended disastrously when the ship grounded on a rock at the foot of Rock Street. Disembarkation for the worn passengers was delayed until nearly dawn.
The steamers were highly popular with local residents, particularly during summer holidays when river outings were made to social events on the shores of the lakes, including the numerous picnics and regattas once held there. Personal recollections which survive nearly all speak highly of the delights of the river steamers, including at least one happy meeting aboard the boat:
Capt. Ezra Pickens of Foxboro, while on a visit to Middleboro, took a trip up the river in a little steamer, and on the way pointed out to a friend the place where he lived and worked as a boy. On remarking that a girl who lived there used to ride a horse at work, a lady near by interrupted the conversation to say that she was the girl. Upon this the old acquaintance was very happily renewed.
Children in the neighborhood of Wareham Street also were fond of the steamboats as they were frequently given free passage between Wareham and Grove Streets through the generosity of LeBaron.
Mr. LeBaron was a kindly man, and after he had delivered a party of passengers from a trip to the lake at the wharf at Wareham street, he always invited all the "young fry" within sound of his voice to "have a ride" as he took the ship upstream to its regular mooring berth near the so-called Japan bridge [at Grove Street].
There were always plenty of kids to go along on the slow trip up river, against the current, and that slow ride probably repaid them amply as they ambled afoot back to their home across the fields from what is now route 28 to the Wareham street section.
Though LeBaron is credited with "the distinction of being the first, and only, man to navigate a steamboat up the Nemasket River", such was not the case. In 1857, Dr. Ebenezer W. Drake and Robert S. Capen were owners of a 28 foot boat, Namasket which had a capacity of twenty. The boat made trips down the river to Assawompsett, including a journey for a clambake in August, 1857, which was documented in the Namasket Gazette at the time. It is not clear whether the craft was a steamboat, however. Vigers' History of the Town of Lakeville also credits William Young as having navigated the Nemasket successfully in a forty foot stern wheel paddle boat built for excursions up the river. Supposedly this boat made two trips up river before being relegated to Long Pond where it remained in use as a pleasure boat.
Young's boat is likely the same as an unnamed one which was recorded as having been built during the spring of 1882 with a reported capacity of 200 passengers. Though this boat was planned to be in the water by June 20 of that year, it is was not in fact ready until the following spring when the Old Colony Memorial reported that "a new stern wheel steamer is to be put into Assawampsett lake this season, running in the excursion business from Middleboro to the lake…" This steamer was completed about late May, 1883, and had a draft of only eight inches. Its capacity had been downscaled somewhat from the original plans, carrying 150 passengers "comfortably." In 1885, there is mention of yet another steamer, Nemasket, though this may have been identical with Young's boat.
The Nemasket passenger steamers were joined by the private steam yacht Lavinia which was owned by Charles S. Stratton (better known as General Tom Thumb) and which was launched on the Nemasket in June, 1883, making "a trial trip which turned out very successful." Named for Stratton's wife, Lavinia W. (Bump) Stratton, a Middleborough native, Lavinia had been built three or four years previously in Plymouth and was considered "very fast."
The popularity of steam boating on the river during the last quarter of the 19th century prompted the Old Colony Memorial to report somewhat tongue-in-cheek:
Middleboro' is going into navigation quite extensively. Another steamer for the Nemasket River has just been purchased. If she keeps on this way the town will get included in some future river and harbor bill.
Yet despite its growing popularity, steam boating on the Nemasket River was fraught with difficulty. Young's decision to abandon his boat to Long Pond may have been prompted by navigational difficulties along the river where rocks, small shoals, fluctuating water levels and a prodigious growth of grass often made passage difficult. In the spring of 1883, the Middleboro Gazette was calling "for local action to assist in clearing Nemasket River of rocks and shoals, so as to make steam boating practicable between the town and Assawampsett Lake, a fine sheet of water near by," arguing that "such an expenditure might prove profitable to the town by attracting excursions to the Lake, the railroad also becoming a sharer in the benefits by increased travel." The Old Colony Memorial echoed the Gazette's sentiments, arguing that clearing the river would prove obligatory in the interests of navigation. "With such an interest in navigation, the town will soon have to undertake improvement of [the] Nemasket River." One who took up this call was Stratton who in early August, 1883, "had intended clearing out the grass and blasting the rocks in the river to make a clear passage to Assawampsett Pond for his steam yacht 'Lavinia'." Stratton's untimely death, however, prevented the plans from being acted upon and no further action seems to have been taken except for in 1885 when a portion of the river was dammed and drained to facilitate the laying of water pipes across the river bed at which time a number of rocks against which the steamer Nemasket had scraped were removed. LeBaron's boats, with their very shallow draft, remained the only steamers capable of navigating the river with relative ease. Nonetheless, the lush growth of river grass (which was mowed periodically to aid the flow of water to the municipal electric light station) could sometimes hinder the boats' progress upstream as witnessed by the disabling of Pioneer in 1879.
The romantic days of the Nemasket steamers continued until 1895 when the City of Taunton erected its gatehouse at the head of the river, appreciably lowering the level of water in the Nemasket and denying the steamers sufficient draft, as well as barring access to the scenic pleasures of Lake Assawompsett. At the time, LeBaron lodged a claim against the city for damages "because of the doing away of his steamboat business" and the fact that LeBaron's claim ran "well into the thousands" is indicative of the popularity of the Nemasket steamboats.
With the end of the riverboat excursions, Assawampsett was pulled onto the bank at East Grove Street and the engine removed by Lebaron for use in hauling ice at his icehouses at Clark's Springs. At one time, the boat broke loose and was carried by the current downstream where she became wedged against the stone abutments and blocked the river. Following this misadventure, Assawampsett was drawn back upstream into a small cove opposite the East Grove Street pumping station where she was left ignominiously to molder and rot. The smokestack was removed and left in the adjacent meadow where it decayed. By 1909, the decks were gone from the boat, and during World War I the boat's remaining iron fittings were stripped by two industrious boys who reportedly hauled them away for scrap iron, carrying them on a long pole between them. Eventually, all that remained of Assawampsett was its keel and seven long ribs, though even this wreckage was long recalled as a landmark by those who saw her.
Assawampsett, photograph, late 19th century
John Baylies LeBaron's steam boat, Assawampsett, is seen on the lake for which it was named. Assawampsett was one of a number of steam boats which operated on the Nemasket River in the last quarter of the 19th century. Built in 1879, the vessel remained in service through 1894.
Brockton Enterprise, "Nemasket River Once famed for Steamboat Excursions", August 11, 1949, and Steamboat Days on Lake Assawampsett", June 15, 1953.
Middleboro Gazette, "What the Gazette Was Saying Twenty Five Years Ago", April 16, 1920; "What the Gazette Was Saying Fifty Years Ago", July 8, 1927; ibid., July 15, 1927; ibid., May 11, 1928; ibid., May 24, 1929; ibid., June 28, 1929; "Enjoy Stories of Old Times", June 11, 1943, p. 2.
Middleborough Antiquarian
Old Colony Memorial
Romaine, Mertie E. History of the Town of Middleboro, Massachusetts. Volume II. Middleborough, MA: Town of Middleborough, 1969.
Standard-Times [New Bedford], "Steamers on Water Supply Ponds, Resorts Features of Olden Scene", September 26, 1935.


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Real Estate: the investment the common people know they want and deserve to get good and hard.
Millennials love real estate. Stocks, not so much, according to a new report. "According to data from RealtyShares, 55% of Millennials want to invest (or are already investing) in real estate. Furthermore, Fannie Mae reports that 85% of Millennials view real estate as a 'good investment,'" writes Brian O'Connell for The Street.
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"Most importantly, with real estate, you can get income, depreciation, equity, appreciation, and leverage. That's something stocks don't offer."Real estate investors can expect to make 15% on their investment by flipping houses, and can make up to 10% returns on home and apartment rentals, Golhar states.
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"Real estate can be favored because it's viewed as something tangible," says Brett Anderson, a financial planner with St. Croix Advisors, LLC, in Hudson, Wis. "Some people may feel a greater control holding real estate versus the stock market where they feel they don't have any control over the volatility and risk associated with the stock market."
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Broadly speaking, rich people own the upside of the economy in the form of stock, while the middle class's gains are limited by the slow growth of housing wealth. Wolff finds, unsurprisingly, that the collapse of the housing bubble exacerbated wealth inequality, because stocks recovered more strongly than real estate did.
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The river definitely cleared up yesterday as we thought, starting upstream and working down. Cloud cover throughout the day did produce some good hatches in various spots throughout the river, albeit spotty insofar as timing went. The evening saw the wind come up a little bit, which pushed some of the smaller olives off the water early, but there were flushes of stenos and isos to keep the trout at least looking up. Today the water temps are starting much cooler thanks to our cold overnight, but we are expected to get up into the high 70s today – our warmest day of the week, with the witchdoctors calling for "sunny and pleasant" – not the best for daytime fishing, but there should be some trico activity this morning, and I would fully expect some very nice hatching in the evening as well.
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Ephemerella dorthea – Sulphurs – #16 & #18 – starting to wane
Epeorus vitreus – PED / Pink Lady – #14
Isonychia bicolor – Iso – Slate Drake – #12-2XL, #12
Stenonema species – Various Light Cahills – #14
Pseudocloeon species – BWO – #22 – sporadic
Heptagenia hebe - Olive Sulphurs – #16
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|West Branch at Hale Eddy, NY
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In the beginning, you can open the front door, on the passenger's side and get below the dashboard. There you will locate the blower motor, secured by three screws and powered by an electrical cable. Unplug the electrical connector first, as you can see in the picture below. You can do it very simply, by hand.
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Dice up some fresh watermelon, removing any large seeds that you see. Add it to a blender with lime juice, white rum (if using) and low carb sweetener of your choice – I prefer a liquid sweetener for this recipe, something like a few drops of liquid Stevia would be perfect. Or you might not need it at all, depending on your preference.
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- 1 cup watermelon diced
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5g net carbs per serving (half the whole recipe)
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Metal detectors and log measuring systems – according to customers' preferences
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Technical characteristics of sorting conveyors:
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- Control based on Siemens processor and computer screen visualization, with various reports on the material handled
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Conveyors' supporting structures made of strong steel