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An Excellent Resource for Black History Month...
OVER TWO HUNDRED ENTRIES from more than seventy African-Americans.
Among those whose writings or quotations are included:
- Richard Allen
- Martin Luther King III
- George Washington Carver
- E. C. Morris
- Frederick Douglass
- Benjamin Tucker Tannner
- Paul Laurence Dunbar
- Sojourner Truth
- Jupiter Hammon
- Harriet Tubman
- Lemuel Haynes
- Charles T. Walker
- John Jea
- Booker T. Washington
- James Weldon Johnson
- William Spotswood White
- Coretta Scott King
- Carter Godwin Woodson
BLACK CHURCH HISTORY is a big part of African-American history. Historical documents and first hand accounts of many if the barbaric acts of ill-treatment of blacks are recorded here, lest we forget this dreadful chapter in the history of America, and lest we fail to learn the relevant lessons from it. However, The Essential Writings of the Black American Church is not just a history of the African American church. It highlights their perseverance and faith in the one true God who would rescue them, just as he had done for Moses in the Exodus.
The Essential Writings of the American Black Church reveals the tireless faith of African American believers in the one true God, whose justice reigns supreme, and to whom all men are ultimately accountable. This book will challenges us wherever we are: in our classrooms, places of study, with our colleagues at work, among our families, and in our Christian fellowships. For the whole volume shrieks out at us, at the top of its voice, "How we treat one another is of paramount importance. We are all equal in the sight of God. Following God's agenda will transform us.
Meet the Authors
John Hunt, who lives in the United Kingdom has been a publisher for years with his own publishing company--John Hunt Publishing. For the past years he has compiled numerous reference books for AMG and is responsible for the bestselling, multi-volume Made Easy series. John, his wife and children live in Alresfond,Hants.
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Sweet, savory, crunchy or salty — whatever your snack cravings are, it's possible to satisfy them with something that's actually good for you. Popcorn is a versatile treat that you can feel good about eating.
These recipes let you enjoy popcorn several tasty ways: stove-popped with a satisfying, cheesy flavor; air-popped with a sweet and sour lemon glaze; baked into a power-packed sweet cookie; and mixed into a cranberry-almond muffin. Four delicious ways to pop up a healthier snack.
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Cheesy Popcorn
Yield: 10 cups
2 tablespoons garlic flavored oil or vegetable oil
1/2 cup popcorn kernels
1 tablespoon melted butter, optional
2 tablespoons nutritional yeast
1 teaspoon curry powder, optional
In large, heavy-bottomed pot (with a lid), place oil and about 3 popcorn kernels. Heat over medium-high heat until a kernel pops. Add remaining popcorn; cover. Once corn begins to pop, shake pot constantly over heat. When popping slows, remove pot from heat and transfer popcorn to a serving bowl.
Pour butter over popcorn, if desired, and toss. Sprinkle yeast and curry powder, if desired, over popcorn and toss to distribute evenly.
Serve immediately or store in an air-tight container.
Cranberry Almond Popcorn Muffins
Yield: 12 muffins
5 cups Popped popcorn
1½ cups flour
¼ cup sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
½ cup dried sweetened cranberries
1 cup milk
1 egg
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
½ teaspoon almond extract
¼ cup sugar mixed with 1 teaspoon cinnamon
½ cup sliced almonds
Preheat oven to 400°F.
Spray a 12-cup muffin pan with cooking spray or line with paper liners; set aside.
Blend popcorn in blender or food processor until finely ground. Pour ground popcorn into large mixing bowl.
Add flour, sugar, baking powder, salt and cranberries and stir until blended; set aside.
Beat milk, egg, oil and almond extract together and pour over dry ingredients; stir just until combined.
Spoon batter into muffin cups, filling each about half full. Divide almonds among muffin tops and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar. Bake 15 to 18 minutes or until tops are lightly browned; serve warm with butter.
Good and Good for You
* Air-popped popcorn has only 31 calories per cup; oil-popped popcorn has only 55 calories per cup.
* Popcorn is a whole grain, making it a smart snack choice.
* Popcorn contains fiber, which your body needs every day.
* Popcorn is naturally low in fat and calories.
* Popcorn is ideal for between-meal snacking since it satisfies and doesn't spoil your appetite.
* 3 cups of popped popcorn equal one serving from the grain group.
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The Tour bag from SKS is sturdy and cunningly engineered bag that is just the job for short audaxes and day rides.
We tested the largest in the range, the XL, which has enough space for basic ride kit, pretty much everything you'd need bar a pump. You'll probably struggle to wedge a waterproof in there though, unless it's one of the flash ones that scrunch down into something the size of a tennis ball. SKS claim 1.4l for the main compartment plus an additional 0.6l if you undo a second zip and extend the bag. Fully extended it's a bit too big for my bikes (I'm 5'8" and usually have problems with saddle based luggage systems) but it also comes in a L version which is a couple of quid cheaper and doesn't have the extendable bit.
The real star of the show is the way the bag mounts onto the bike. There is a simple rubberised strap which goes round your seatpost and fastens with a cam-lock that effectively snaps the catch shut on itself. It's a damnably cunning trick and works brilliantly. It's easy to fit and very secure. The strap is adjustable too, so any size of seatpost can be accommodated. The best bit is that you can remove it from your bike in seconds, handy at cafe stops, and fit it to any of your other bikes just as quickly. Another cunning feature is the ratchet button which allows the angle of the bag to be altered according to the angle of your seatpost.
SKS claim this bag is water resistant. With a multi-layer construction, storm shield over the main zip and a plastic underside it should withstand pretty much anything the weather throws at you.
Features wise there's a useful light loop, but reflectives are limited to a single loop of material that extends across the back and round the sides. SKS also claim it has a compartment for a minitool. It does, but it's so badly positioned that even sat here on the sofa with the bag completely empty I struggled to get a tool in and out. It's not a big deal though, it's not as if the bag is so big that you're likely to lose stuff in its depths.
It's a neat bag that represents great value, especially if you have more than one bike.
Well made bag with an ingenious mount.
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Make and model: SKS Tour Bag
Size tested: XL - Black/Grey/Orange
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
SKS say - "The SKS Tour Bag saddle bag are distinguished by their exceptional design and easy handling. With the typical quick release fastening they allow quick attachment to the seat post. The angle adjustment allows optimal alignment. Inside there is a compartment for a mini tool."
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
SKS don't oversell the tech here!
Nicely made and should last.
Robust build means it's not amazingly light, but it's not aimed at weight weenies.
Good quality and usable on your entire fleet.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
Just fine.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Neat design, easy to fit and remove.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes
Would you consider buying the product? Yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes
Anything further to say about the product in conclusion?
Ideal saddlebag for day rides or shorter audaxes.
About the tester
Age: 42 Height: 5' 8 Weight: er....85kg
I usually ride: Kona Dew Drop, Dawes Century SE, Carlton Corsa My best bike is: Guess SC1 scandium
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, general fitness riding, fixed/singlespeed, Audax and long distance solo rides


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Granola is a cereal-like combination of dried fruits, grains and nuts. Though it's a good source of protein and fiber, granola can also be high in fat and calories, especially the store-bought varieties. Watch your portion sizes or create your own granola to limit the amount of fat, calories and sugar in each serving.
Preheat the oven to 325 F. Lightly coat a baking sheet with cooking spray.
Spread the almonds on a baking sheet and bake, stirring occasionally, until golden and fragrant, about 10 minutes. Transfer immediately to a plate to cool. Raise the temperature of the oven to 350 F.
In a small bowl, whisk together the honey, applesauce, vanilla and cinnamon. Set aside.
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James Franco has signed on to star in director Wim Wenders' 3D feature "Everything Will Be Fine" at Neue Road Movies.
Franco will play a writer who accidentally causes the death of a child. The story then follows him over the next 12 years as he looks for the footprints of the accident on his life, as well as on the life of the child's mother.
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May, Biddle among Phillies' top players
Pair of touted hurlers lead way in strong year for organization
By David Heck / Special to MLB.com | December 1, 2011 5:00 AM
The Phillies have been one of the strongest teams in the Major Leagues for the past several seasons, so it comes as no surprise that their Minor League system has been just as competitive. Between Class A and Triple-A this year, only the Lakewood BlueClaws finished with a record below .500 -- and they went 68-69. The Lehigh Valley IronPigs had the best season of any club in the organization, making it all the way to the International League championship before falling just two wins short of the title, while the Reading Phillies also made the playoffs.
Despite trading away a number of talented prospects over the past three years in order to acquire stars like Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee and Hunter Pence, Philadelphia is far from bare down on the farm. Below are the players who enjoyed the best 2011 seasons in the Phillies' Minor League system.
Phillies Organization All-Stars
Catcher -- Erik Kratz, Lehigh Valley (103 games), Philadelphia (two games): Kratz was a rock behind the plate for the Triple-A IronPigs, setting career highs in average (.288), hits (103), runs (56), homers (15), RBIs (54), total bases (167) and walks (38). He led catchers in the system in homers, while also pacing the group in total bases (167) and OPS (.838). His strong offensive performance earned him a spot on the International League midseason All-Star team for the second straight year.
"Eric was a leader in the clubhouse and on the field," said Phillies assistant general manager Benny Looper, who is in charge of player personnel. "He swung the bat well and he handled our pitching staff well. We brought some younger bullpen guys up. It's great to have a guy with his experience behind the plate to handle those guys."
First base -- Matt Rizzotti, Reading (139 games): The 25-year-old had one of the best offensive years in the Phillies' system, tying for the organization lead with 24 homers while ranking alone in first with 84 RBIs, 255 total bases and a .903 OPS. He also displayed a discerning eye at the plate, drawing a system-leading 79 unintentional walks -- 15 more than the next-best mark. The 6-foot-5, 265-pound first baseman swiped four bases in five attempts as well, doubling his career total coming into the season.
"He's always hit," Looper said. "His defense has improved. He needs to continue to improve on defense. He showed power this year -- Reading's ballpark plays a little more for hitters. He's the type of guy that needs to hit to get his chance at big leagues. He should get chance at Triple-A to show what he can do at then next level."
Second base -- Josh Barfield, Lehigh Valley (123 games): Barfield didn't have a season to write home about, but his was the best among a weak crop of Phillies second basemen. The Major League veteran belted only six homers and 23 doubles, but those numbers were enough to lead the position in the organization. He also topped the group with 55 RBIs and tied for the lead with 47 runs scored.
"He was a veteran guy that did a nice job for us at Triple-A," Looper said. "We put together more of a competitive club there, and he certainly did a pretty good job for us."
Shortstop -- Freddy Galvis, Reading (104 games), Lehigh Valley (33 games): Galvis easily led his positional competition, pacing Phillies shortstops with eight homers, 28 doubles, five triples and 23 steals in 36 attempts. He also ranked second in the organization overall with 78 runs scored and checked in at 10th with a .278 average. Always a strong defender, Galvis was named the Phillies' Minor League Player of the Year after his offensive breakout.
"We kept him for a couple weeks in a strength and conditioning program last year," Looper said. "To his credit, he went home to Venezuela with his own trainer and continued the program until camp opened. We believe and he believes that the additional strength showed up in all areas of his game. His throwing was better, he ran better and, at the plate, he had more strength with the bat. It paid off for him."
Third base -- Carlos Rivero, Reading (129 games), Lehigh Valley (seven games): Rivero was another infielder who enjoyed an offensive breakout in 2011, hitting more homers (16) than he had in the previous two years combined (13). The 23-year-old ranked first among Phillies third basemen in homers, RBIs (71) and runs (71). He also came in third in the organization with 228 total bases on the season.
"It's about his third year in Double-A," Looper said. "We moved him up to Triple-A briefly but had some roster changes. He got off to a slow start there, but it was more of a roster issue than anything. He finished off good and helped the club get into the playoffs."
Brandon Moss, Lehigh Valley (124 games), Philadelphia (five games): Moss proved to be one of the most powerful Minor League bats for Philadelphia, ranking third in the organization with 23 homers and 80 RBIs. He also placed third with an .877 OPS and fifth with 222 total bases. He started out with just six long balls in the first two months, but then recovered to launch 17 dingers between June and August.
"He had a tremendous year there for us, driving in runs and hitting home runs," Looper said. "In the clubhouse and on the field, he's a good makeup guy. He just helped the ball club. We brought him to the majors after playoff run, so he did get some Major League time out of it."
Derrick Mitchell, Reading (135 games): A former 23rd-round Draft pick, Mitchell hit .265 with a career-high 19 homers (fifth), 79 RBIs (fourth) and 211 total bases (eighth). He also tallied 67 runs scored and 20 steals. Playing almost exclusively in center field for the first time, he posted a .986 fielding percentage and racked up five outfield assists.
"He does all there is," Looper said. "He did a nice job driving in some runs and playing a pretty good center field. He's a good makeup kid. ... We moved him to the outfield and he's taken off since then. We're happy he's progressed."
Rich Thompson, Lehigh Valley (124 games): Thompson doesn't have a whole lot of power, but his speed is more than evident. He led the Phillies with 48 steals on the season, getting caught just four times to post a 92.3 percent success rate. Though he only recorded five home runs, he did tally 25 doubles and eight triples en route to scoring a system-leading 81 times.
"He's a good outfielder," Looper said. "He's got such good range out there, and he's got pure speed on the basepaths. He can steal a base when you need him to. I don't know that his bat will be enough for an everyday guy in the Majors, but he could be an extra outfielder or a pinch runner late in the game."
Utility/Designated Hitter -- Darin Ruf, Clearwater (133 games): After hitting .307 and .290 in the past two seasons, the 25-year-old first baseman batted .308 to place third in the organization in 2011. He also ranked second in the system with 82 RBIs, 245 total bases and .894 OPS. He earned a Florida State League Player of the Week honor after collecting 14 hits, two homers and 10 RBIs in a seven-game span and was named an FSL postseason All-Star.
"He makes solid contact," Looper said. "He's got a good approach up there, good balance, and he can drive the ball to the opposite field. He's improved defensively, which he's working hard on. He should get his opportunity to see what he can do at the next level."
Right-handed pitcher -- Trevor May, Clearwater (27 games): After dominating at Class A Lakewood in 2009, May earned a promotion to Class A Advanced Clearwater and struggled: He posted a 5.01 ERA in 70 innings, striking out 90 but walking 61. This season, he had no such problems. The 6-foot-5, 215-pound hurler fanned 208 in just 151 1/3 frames, leading the Phillies and ranking third overall in the Minors. The 22-year-old kept the walks in check this time around, issuing 67 in more than twice as many innings, while pitching to a 3.63 ERA. He was named a Florida State League midseason and postseason All-Star, then took home the Phillies' Pitcher of the Year honor.
"Part of growing up as a player is learning to deal with failure," Looper said. "He started in the Florida State Leauge and was miserable. He went back to Lakewood, fought through it and ended up having a good year. He came back this year, and not too often do you have a pitcher strike out more than 200 hitters -- in A-Ball or at any level in the Minor Leagues.
"He's got a good arm, can extend the ball and has a good changeup. He's a guy that looks like a pitcher that can give you a lot of innings every year."
Left-handed pitcher -- Jesse Biddle, Lakewood (25 games): Selected in the first round in 2010, Biddle performed up to his Draft status in his first full professional season. The 20-year-old placed fifth in the organization with a 2.98 ERA, allowing just a .219 opponents' batting average. He also put together a strong whiff rate, striking out 124 in 133 innings pitched. Though he started out the year looking lost -- he posted a 7.16 ERA in four April starts -- he went on to compile an ERA under three in each subsequent month.
"We're certainly happy with the way he performed over there," Looper said. "He got better with different things. His changeup really improved -- he had used it a little but not much coming out of high school. Again, he's a guy that fought through some tough early games. He didn't get off to particularly good start. Even during the year he had some rough starts, but overall he put it all together. He had a good year, especially for his age. He's got some things to work on -- holding runners, fielding his position -- but he took a big stride forward this year."
Reliever -- Justin De Fratus, Reading (23 games), Lehigh Valley (28 games), Philadelphia (five games): The 24-year-old was a shutdown reliever for the entire season, posting a 2.99 ERA while striking out 99 in 75 1/3 innings. He was a regular at the end of games as well, placing second in the system with 15 saves and 39 games finished. He performed well in a brief showing with the big league club at the end of the year, allowing one earned run in four innings pitched.
"He's got the stuff, a good fastball and slider," Looper said. "He's a competitive guy -- he's not afraid. You never know for sure how they're going to react at the end of games. ... If he stays healthy and keeps moving forward, he's going to be a productive Major League pitcher."
David Heck is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Our laboratory studies the cell biology and biosynthesis of plant cell walls. Plant cell walls play major roles in the biology of plants. Examples of these roles include controlling the growth and shape of plant cells, tissues, organs, and ultimately the entire plant, regulating the movement of nutrients and signals within the apoplast and toward the plasma membrane, serving as the first line of defense against pathogens and environmental stresses, and acting as a source of signaling molecules important in plant development and defense. Plant cell walls are also the principal component of plant biomass, which has become a focal point in the search for alternative and renewable sources of energy (biofuels).
We are pursuing two broad research goals:
(A) We are investigating plant cell wall biosynthesis by looking at two families of genes, primarily in Arabidopsis, thought to encode glycosyltransferases involved in plant cell wall glycan biosynthesis: 1) GAlacturonosylTransferase-Like (GATL) proteins thought to be involved in pectin biosynthesis; 2) FUcosylTransferase (FUT) proteins thought to add fucosyl residues to diverse plant cell wall glycans.
(B) We have developed a large and diverse library of monoclonal antibodies against plant cell wall glycans. These antibodies are being used to determine the locations of diverse cell wall carbohydrate structures (epitopes) in Arabidopsis, switchgrass and poplar. These antibodies are also proving useful for plant cell wall mutant characterization studies, and for quantitating glycans in cell wall extracts.
Our laboratory utilizes a broad range of experimental approaches in these studies, including molecular genetic, biochemical, immunological and microscopic techniques.
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Ph.D Chemistry, University of Colorado 1981
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- Invited chair of session on "New Technologies in Glycobiology" at the Gordon Research Conference on Plant Cell Walls, University of New England, Biddeford, ME. July 30-August 4, 2006.
- Chair, Organizing Committee for the Albersheim Retirement Symposium, University of Georgia, Complex Carbohydrate Research Center. April 30, 2007.


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Well, bah. This is hardly the sort of thing to devote a post to. It belongs in some second-tier WordPress tab labeled "Things Muttered by A Sarah In An Offhand Way While Looking At The Floor, Immediately Before She Offers Pastries In Her Compulsive Approval-Seeking Way." Oh well. Here's what I've realized, folks: I'm a happier and (therefore) better commenter than I am a blogger. Partly this is because I find it much easier to write responses to things other people have said than to find something to put down on a blank page. Partly (maybe relatedly) it's because I have never, ever, ever felt especially comfortable in the spotlight as myself. As Dottie Otley in "Noises Off" or Sheila in "The Boys Next Door"? Yes. As myself, giving words to my own thoughts and trying to project my own voice to the back of the auditorium? Dear God, no. NO. Let me whisper secrets to a dear friend or pour my heart out in the therapist's office or the confessional and I'm in my element… but please don't make me give a speech or a sermon or presentation without providing me with a stiff drink and a three-hour nap immediately upon stepping down from the podium.
Were I so inclined I could probably deconstruct this, and probably find lots of bad reasons for my feeling this way. (Internalized sexism. Various disorders listed in the DSM. Insufficient bravado. And a heaping helping of Nice White Lady, wherein I am irrationally given to believing that my privately-imagined flaws, my moral failings, and my heroic efforts to be a Good Girl are really, really interesting and command the attention of a the rest of the whole dadgum disapproving world… as evidenced by, for example, this parenthetical aside which you are currently reading.) I know. And I do try to pay attention to those, and to keep challenging myself to act in ways I haven't been scripted to act.
The confounding factor, though, is that my life has changed a lot in the last six months. Specifically, I started a new job — a job where I have to be the person at the front of the room, or the person in charge of the website for the online class. I have much less time to give to anything other than work and family needs… and when I do have spare time I want to spend it doing ANYTHING other than being before an audience or having a leadership role in a group. Unfortunately, my joining the SP masthead predated my new job by only a couple of months. The result being, of course, that as soon as I became one of the bloggers I pretty much clammed up.
Anyway, I'm sorry it didn't work out. I was really honored to be asked, though, and… ah geez, is there ANYTHING that can go here that isn't a cliche'? It was an honor. I learned a lot. Thank you, co-bloggers, for the opportunity, for making me a better writer and person, and best of all for your friendship. Worn-out expressions all, but all true. (And also, here's a private aside to the Shapelings who aren't one of the four SP bloggers: Snarky's and SM and FJ and Kate will ABSOLUTELY TAKE THE PISS out of me if they hear me say this SO DON'T TELL THEM, but I can't shake the feeling that I didn't do right by you… that I should have moderated more and written more and been in better touch with the other bloggers over email. It's possible this is actually true, and it's also possible that this feeling is just me being compulsively fractious with myself again. I have no idea. If an apology is called for, though, believe me that it's offered and heartfelt.)
Okay, so that's that. On to more important topics! I'm excited because I just found a source for locally-milled whole wheat flour, and I'm having fun thinking about what to make with it. Has there yet been a whole-wheat baby-flavored doughnut? Can you make whole wheat doughnuts?


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Saturday, March 8, 2008
Then Sings My Soul Saturdays... The Inaugural Edition
91 comments:
- kmom3 said...
What a terrific idea! I don't know if I will be able to get my up this weekend or not, but I will do my best!
I love this song, too! So powerful and so true!
Great idea, Amy!
- March 8, 2008 at 8:00 PM
- Stephanie (Ocean Mommy) said...
LOVE THIS!!!! I'll add the button tonight and join in next week!
So cool...
- March 8, 2008 at 9:45 PM
- Angela @ Refresh My Soul Blog said...
That is such a beautiful post! I also love that song. It has been a sort of theme in my life too!
I would love to spread the word about it too! Thanks for including me. I think this is a neat meme and look forward to it. Music ministers to me in such an amazing way.
- March 8, 2008 at 9:55 PM
- Mel's World said...
Amy, I absolutely LOVE it!!! Great idea! I am a music maniac...I wish I could sing professionally, but my husband says it is really only something that God could love...oh well, how's that for honest! ;)
Can't wait to wacth it grow!
- March 8, 2008 at 10:15 PM
- Ceci said...
Sigh...it figures someone would come up with a bright idea like this before me! But since it's all for God's glory, I'm good with it. I added my link to my post "She Don't Know She's Beautiful" at Angela's urging.
And since I love this idea soooooooo much...I'm going to add your link/graphic to my blog too! God Bless!
- March 9, 2008 at 3:00 AM
- MaryLu said...
What a lovely idea! I'm going to join this one, but next week.
I'll grab the button and start soon.
- March 9, 2008 at 6:16 AM
- Audra Marie said...
This is a fun meme. I love music. Which blog to put it on - hmmmm. :)
I've bookmarked it. :)
- March 9, 2008 at 3:21 PM
- Cheri said...
I totally love this song! It is one of my favorites.
What a fabulous idea this is..I'm joining in on the fun!
- March 9, 2008 at 3:34 PM
- Christina said...
I just found out about this from over at Angela's blog and I had to participate. I posted "Praise Him in this storm" on my blog a few weeks ago for my mom who is in the hospital. I love Casting Crowns. I can't wait to check out what all the other ladies are posting.
- March 9, 2008 at 5:33 PM
- Cheri said...
Okay Amy, I'm back again to say what a great idea this is. I love that I can come back to your site throughout the weekend and check out all these songs and the other websites. What a great way to lift spirits during the weekend...you will see me coming by alot to check out everyones song.FABULOUS IDEA!
- March 9, 2008 at 7:58 PM
- Jai said...
Yes, I will help you spread the word! I try not to blog on the weekends, but I will make a post on Friday and autodate.
I luv music!
- March 9, 2008 at 8:20 PM
- ASH said...
Cool! See this... Casting Crowns video
- March 9, 2008 at 9:08 PM
- Michelle said...
Thanks for visiting my blog. I'm glad you liked the song. Sometimes I just find myself listening to it over and over. I love music and seeing what others are sharing. This is a great idea. I plan to participate again. On Saturdays, I post a column on tips for keeping kids safe online and offline. Check it out the next time you drop by.
- March 9, 2008 at 9:28 PM
- elizabeth embracing life said...
What a super idea. I am going to check in to see and sing. I love how one line of a song gets me going.
- March 10, 2008 at 10:42 PM
- Mississippi Songbird said...
This is great. Thanks for the idea. I'd love to join in.. Have a wonderful week. I'll start working on my Saturday post right away!
God Bless You.
- March 11, 2008 at 12:18 PM
- Mississippi Songbird said...
This is great. Thanks for the idea. I'd love to join in.. Have a wonderful week. I'll start working on my Saturday post right away!
God Bless You.
- March 11, 2008 at 12:19 PM
- Jenifer said...
Oh, I just LOVE music! I can't wait to join in on this next week.
Many blessings,
- March 11, 2008 at 1:34 PM
- Andrea said...
Ooh! I love this idea!! And, Third Day's song has a personal story for me too!...but I'll snack on that on another Saturday!
- March 12, 2008 at 3:01 PM
sorry I missed it this past Sunday...we were taking care of my sick lil boy...I've added your cute button to my side bar!!! This will be a fun MeMe!!! Thank you for doing this :0)
- March 12, 2008 at 6:40 PM
I think this is a GREAT idea, I cannot wait to participate! I just started a new Meme as well called My Walk Monday, come and see...
- March 13, 2008 at 6:30 PM
- BP said...
What a fun idea! I have been doing songs on my blog with a new theme each Friday. I'm going to mark your site!
- March 16, 2008 at 5:21 PM
- Vaughanville said...
Music is what we live, eat and breath and I would be delighted to join you on Saturdays in sharing songs that have ministered to me. Both my dh and son are worship leaders and my daughter is a classical musician for the Glory of the Lord.
- March 16, 2008 at 11:08 PM
- KrisinTN said...
This is an awesome idea! I've blogged about songs before. I agree with you that sometimes the words to a song will minister to your heart. I'll join you this next Saturday, March 29.
- March 25, 2008 at 2:34 PM
- Mocha with Linda said...
I love this!!! And the button is darling. Count me in.
- April 3, 2008 at 4:28 PM
- Life's an adventure said...
I realized I have done this twice and never filled out this. I love this. God speaks to me so much through music. This is awesome!
- April 12, 2008 at 10:18 AM
- Tänia said...
I will be joining in for the first time next weekend! Sounds fun! Can't wait! HUGS!
Tänia from http://www.weirblessed.com/faithprints
- April 14, 2008 at 3:08 PM
- Natalie said...
I love this idea! I've posted one today however I'm not sure how to add my site to the Linky. New at this...so here's my info.
- April 26, 2008 at 11:36 AM
- Trish said...
What a great idea, Amy!
- April 28, 2008 at 6:16 PM
- Lady Vankovic said...
thanks Amy.. i found your blog thru connie's blog... hope we can be friends
- May 8, 2008 at 3:42 PM
- Sita Henderson said...
Hi, I've been finding the songs that God used to impact me eternally in the past. The one today is so simple and speaks about passing on His love. "Pass It On" by Evie.
- May 10, 2008 at 7:25 AM
- Sara said...
I love that song, A few months ago I had it on repeat on itunes. Sometimes we just need the reminder that today, as huge and as hard as it may be for us, is just a blink in compareson to our lives in heaven. Thank you for this idea.
- May 10, 2008 at 7:21 PM
- Angela said...
crying. thanks a lot!
- May 11, 2008 at 12:33 PM
- Shabby Olde Potting Shed said...
Hi Amy,
I am so happy to be a part of Then Sings My Soul Saturday. ~ I LOVE the song that you chose and it is one of my very favorites. I listen to it all the time. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Praising God through song to me; is the best way to enter into worship.
- May 17, 2008 at 8:28 AM
- Lisa said...
Thanks for starting this. It is great how God can touch us with a song, lift our spirit so we can keep on going. I will enjoy participating in this.
- May 17, 2008 at 8:44 PM
- Angela said...
I love this idea!!
- June 14, 2008 at 3:42 PM
- Natalie said...
Plan to get one up for this upcoming Saturday!
- July 1, 2008 at 1:13 PM
- Sybil Reisch said...
Hi Amy, Our family has been blessed by music for many years! Visit my blog (www.journeywithjeff.blgspot.com) for an excerpt to see how our son with Down syndrome took every opportunity to seek out music, and a story about how God encourages us to NOT quit, but KEEP PLAYING! (Jeff knew every instrument and it's sound, and played his own inner drum music at concerts. If you like what you see, would you consider adding my blot to yours?!? God's best blessings always, Sybil
- July 5, 2008 at 5:55 PM
- MyJourneyBack said...
Hi Amy. What an awesome idea. I just wrote my post and added my song. It took me awhile to find it but I got it in before midnight so technically I think it is in on Saturday.
God speaks to me so much through music and this gives us an opportunity to share that.
Thanks so much. I will look forward each week to Saturdays.
- July 6, 2008 at 12:57 AM
- Hip chick's happy home said...
this is such a fun thing to do. I have so many songs that I love. And, I will get to know so many other great songs too.
- July 12, 2008 at 11:07 AM
- skoots1mom said...
added my song
We Fall Down
Thanks for the idea...
great blog
- July 12, 2008 at 9:23 PM
- Jan & Tom's Place said...
What a GREAT idea!! I love it!!!
- July 13, 2008 at 10:33 PM
- life is a blessing said...
That is an awesome idea! I am jumping on the bandwagon next Saturday!
- July 20, 2008 at 5:19 PM
- Ms. Tami said...
I love this! Mine is up!
- July 20, 2008 at 11:27 PM
- sylvia said...
I love it, love it and love it thanks a lot of the code. Please check out my blog. www.thedailyreading.blogspot.com
I'am just getting starting so it's not as great as yours, but its an
inspirational site continue to be blessed.
- July 26, 2008 at 9:38 PM
- Sue said...
I'm going to try this for next Saturday, I just found it on HipChick's blog.
- July 27, 2008 at 10:25 AM
- Simply me said...
I woke up this morning, while doing my devotions Caleb was next to me and we both start singing the song and praising God together. What a blessing is to praise your God, your Savior, King of kings, Lord of lords everyday and fill up your cup with His anoiting oil!!!
- August 9, 2008 at 9:19 AM
- Candace Jean July 16 said...
Thank you!
- August 23, 2008 at 3:55 PM
- Mommy to those Special Ks said...
I look forward to starting this on Saturday! :)
- August 27, 2008 at 11:14 AM
- LeanBean said...
This is great! Looking forward to all of it!
- September 5, 2008 at 6:40 PM
- Jemi said...
Thanks for visiting me. I just posted mine. Check it out everyone !
- September 6, 2008 at 11:12 AM
- Cathy said...
As I sit here waiting for hurricane Ike to arrive, seeing this is my reminder to Praise Him through this storm. Thank you for the reminder.
- September 12, 2008 at 11:35 PM
- T J said...
Love It!
Blessings to you and your family, as well as all your blog sisters (and brothers)! ;)
- September 27, 2008 at 9:55 PM
- the original Awareness Warrior said...
I've been wanting to make a blog like this for years, but had to wait until I was 13...yay, now I don't have to make my own, I can just use yours! =D ~Alex proud Awareness Warrior
- October 11, 2008 at 9:40 PM
- Shannon said...
Love this meme! Thanks so much!
- November 1, 2008 at 9:08 PM
- Beth in NC said...
This is my first time posting Then Sings My Soul Saturdays! This is so much fun! Thanks for doing this! God bless you!
- December 13, 2008 at 7:13 AM
- Beth in NC said...
Thanks for doing this each week!
- December 20, 2008 at 7:37 AM
- Tealady said...
Just found your blog. What a great idea! I have a new blog that is all about hymns and life titled Showers of Blessings.
All the best,
- December 27, 2008 at 10:48 PM
- Chatty Kelly said...
I absolutely love that song! When my brother was going through a divorce (not his chosing) I bought him this CD.
God is so good in the storms of our life!
- January 10, 2009 at 8:49 AM
- AndieJ said...
Hi Amy,
You just won a blog award. Come and check it out! http://frommipov.blogspot.com/
- January 15, 2009 at 1:49 PM
- Linda - Nickers and Ink said...
Hi there, Amy.
I often post songs (and frequently YouTube videos) with daily blog prompts at Meme Express.
Your readers are welcome to visit often and leave relevant links with comments.
Blessings all around,
MEME EXPRESS – daily blog prompts
- January 30, 2009 at 5:05 PM
- Princess Sarah said...
so wonderful, it's my first to visit this blog and I love it.
I will try to join tonight.
here's my link:
http://sarahg26.blogspot.com and
- May 23, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- monica said...
This is a great meme. I will have to play along right now. Love your chosen song and the reason behind it.
- May 30, 2009 at 7:23 PM
- MsRay said...
I am glad I discovered this meme. I am excited to share my first post next Saturday.
- June 15, 2009 at 12:11 PM
- *starlee* said...
Jeez, this meme is on Mondays for me.. It just shows how music can inspire us all in so many different ways (and days!)..^^
- August 18, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- LeeAnn@Encouragement Is Contagious said...
I just found your blog tonight. I love the then sings my soul saturdays idea. I'll try to participate next week.
The song you picked, I Will Praise Him In The Storm, is a favorite of mine also. Actually I posted about it a few days ago on my blog and added a video. It is a differnt YouTube video from the one you have here on your post. I hope you will check it out because I think you will really like it.
It is nice to meet you,
- October 19, 2009 at 8:28 PM
- A Mom After God's Own Heart said...
Love this idea and will be joining for sure!!!
- January 30, 2010 at 10:04 PM
- Georgia said...
This is amazing! I have lots of songs of praise I just love and would love to participate! Thank you so much for doing this! I look forward to participating for the very first time next Saturday. Thanks again!!
- February 21, 2010 at 1:11 PM
- Carmen said...
"The storm had to happen in order for the rainbow to come." What incredibly wise words! I want to remember that for my grandchildren! I'll have to link up to you one of these days. What a terrific idea! We're all moved by music in some way or another. Hopped on over from Chatty Kelly's Blog. Blessings!
- March 7, 2010 at 2:39 PM
- Camie said...
Oooh I love this!
- March 21, 2010 at 11:35 PM
- Sonya Schroeder said...
Cant wait to do this. I love sharing good music especially if it helps me get through the what is going on that day!!!
Serving with Joy,
- April 5, 2010 at 8:18 PM
- Sonya Schroeder said...
I love this idea. I missed Sat because I was out of town but posted just now. I love hearing what the songs to do for people. This is great.
Hugs be blessed
Serving with Joy
- April 19, 2010 at 1:15 PM
This is great. I had actually considered starting something like this about a week ago because I had not found any memes including music. I envisioned it just like you have it set up--sharing lyrics or a music video clip or a memory. Since you got the ball rolling, I'll just join in. ;) Took your button and also added myself to your google follow.
I look forward to visiting. Have a lovely day.
- April 22, 2010 at 1:54 PM
- Christophe said...
Great information thanks for sharing this with us.In fact in all posts of this blog their is something to learn . your work is very good and i appreciate your work and hopping for some more informative posts . Again thanks
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- May 3, 2010 at 2:21 AM
- Carmen said...
No one can accuse me of being punctual! I finally got around to participating in this meme. I love this idea! What a wonderful way to familiarize ourselves with some of the great music out there and the messages they convey!
- May 22, 2010 at 2:28 PM
- Mitz said...
GREAT IDEA!! Thanks so much! I love "Praise you in the Storm" too... so powerful and so true! PRAISE THE LORD! <3
"God isn't at work producing the circumstances you want. God is at work in bad circumstances producing the YOU He wants." ~John Ortberg, 'The Me I Want to Be'
- May 30, 2010 at 1:47 AM
- Limberella said...
hi..linked myself again. i believe i had already. last time when i checked the meme. but anyway.it's nice to be here..=)
- June 30, 2010 at 10:02 PM
- Christian Magoncia said...
Hi...very brilliant idea..that's what you call heavenly wisdom. =)
I love that song too...Praise you in the storm by Casting crowns. Hope you could visit mine and see my entry.
God bless.
- July 3, 2010 at 11:17 AM
- Traci Michele said...
Thanks for hosting!
- July 24, 2010 at 8:19 AM
- cHe said...
one of my favorite song;)
- July 24, 2010 at 11:19 AM
- Junneth said...
What a wonderful site this would be.... Let us make music to God with a joyful sound"
- August 11, 2010 at 12:05 AM
- Junneth said...
Thant's a wonderful song indeed!
- August 28, 2010 at 12:16 AM
- Nicole said...
Love this song!! I totally agree with what you said about the storms washing us clean!
Have a great weekend!
- September 18, 2010 at 9:10 AM
- Vhen said...
that's a wonderful song!
- October 1, 2010 at 11:32 AM
- Poetic1too said...
So happy to have found you. My child has epilepsy. Cant wait to follow you.
- October 9, 2010 at 10:19 AM
- SnoopyGirl said...
I added your button to my blog and I will be participating each Saturday. Such a great idea!
- November 6, 2010 at 9:27 AM
- Danielle said...
I was so excited to find this linky this morning!! I had actually just posted a song/video on my blog last night that was so heavily on my heart....such an awesome idea, I can't wait to browse through them!
Thanks for hosting!!
- December 4, 2010 at 10:33 AM
- Jan said...
I love this idea! I found it late this week, but I'll post next Saturday. Thanks!
Jan at Jewelry4Change http://www.jewelry4change.blogspot.com
- February 27, 2011 at 2:31 AM
- email@example.com said...
This is such a great idea! I know I kinda got here late but I will definitely be back next Saturday too! Great song and great story Amy. :)
- March 6, 2011 at 1:34 AM
- Shanda said...
Praise Him in the Storm is one of my favorite songs and I still tear up to this day when I hear it!
- June 11, 2011 at 12:20 AM
- maricon dumaguing said...
i like this meme....Maricon here, just droppin' by...God bless you all
- February 12, 2012 at 1:11 AM
- Wendy said...
Fab post!
- May 12, 2012 at 6:46 AM


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With very few ingredients you can make one of America's most beloved desserts, the pie. We start with the crust, the frame which holds the filling, in this case white peach and raspberry. It should be tender and flaky, buttery and a lovely compliment to whatever you have put inside. I am forever hunting for what I consider the perfect pie crust. There are as many recipes as their are households. Every family seems to have their own prized recipe. If you are having a tough time recreating your grandmother's crust, it may not be the fault of the recipe, but the technique you are using. Try following my instructions on how to make this dough, with a lattice pie crust. I got the recipe from Dorie Greenspan's latest tome Baking: From My Home to Yours.
Hint before you get started, everything should be as cold as possible. On a really hot summer day I will even freeze my flour before I get started so that it doesn't melt the butter as I'm mixing. At any point in the process if your butter seems too soft just throw the whole thing in the freezer for a few minutes.
"Good for almost everything pie dough" from Baking: From My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan
For a 9-inch double crust:
3 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 cup sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
2 1/2 sticks (10 ounces) very cold (frozen is good) unsalted butter, cut into tablespoon sized pieces
1/3 cup frozen vegetable shortening cut into tablespoon sized pieces
About 1/2 cup ice water – have more on the ready just in case
egg wash (1 egg mixed with 1 tablespoon water)
sugar for sprinkling
Equipment (see bottom of post for my recommendations):
Cuisinart 7-Cup Food Processor
Heavy Gauge Clear Vinyl (This is the clear sheet that I roll out the pie dough. Nothing sticks to it and you can lift it up easily and move it around. you can also use a Roll'Pat Pastry Mat, but it is much more expensive.)
Pastry Wheel used to trim the lattice strips
The following directions are mine and Dorie may or may not agree with me! 😉
There are many ways to cut the butter and shortening into the flour, but I prefer to use a combination of my Cuisinart and my hands. The Cuisinart breaks up the fat quickly, so there is less time for it to get warm.
Put the butter in the machine in 3 parts and pulse 2-3 times. By the time you've added all of the butter, some of it will completely blended into the flour and some will be in large pea sized pieces.
Add the ice water to the dough 3 table spoons at a time and pulse just once to combine. If you pulse too much at this point you will continue to break down the butter too much.
Once you've added all of the water pour the dough out onto the counter, or into a large flat bowl (pasta serving bowl works well). It may still need some water, so I like to do the rest by hand so that I don't end up breaking down the butter too much.
First try pressing the dough together to determine if it is too dry. If it isn't holding together, or there is still powdery flour then add a couple more tablespoons of water and try pressing together again.
The dough should come together without falling apart, but not be too mushy with water.
Press into a log and cut into 2 pieces.
Form the dough into disks and wrap well with plastic. See the whole pieces of butter in the dough, this is what you want to create the flakiness. Chill for at least 2 hours.
Once the dough is chilled sprinkle flour onto your counter, a rollpat or a piece of heavy gauge vinyl (which I am using here).
Roll the dough out from the center, adding a little flour and turning the dough a 1/4 turn to make sure it isn't sticking too much to the surface. If you use a rollpat or vinyl you will end up using less flour.
Make sure the dough will fit the pan you are using. There should be about 2 extra inches around the pie plate.
Use your rolling pin to transfer the dough to the pie plate. Put the rolling pin in the middle of the dough and fold the dough over the pin to lift it.
Place the dough in the pie plate, don't force or stretch it or it will shrink away from the sides as it bakes. Put the pie plate with dough into the refrigerator to rest while you make the lattice.
Roll the next disk of dough out just as you did the first one, but this time you need to build it on a sheet of vinyl or a rollpat so it can be lifted. Now you will use a pastry wheel to cut strips in the dough. Depending on your personality you can measure the strips or eyeball them. When you are finished cutting the strips remove every other one and set aside.
Fold up every other one of the remaining strips to the middle point. Lay one of the pieces that you had set aside over the strips that are laying flat. Unfold the strips and repeat with the next set.
Continue until you get to the end of this side and then start this on the other side.
Once the lattice is prepared slide the vinyl or rollpat onto a cutting board or baking sheet so that you can easily transfer to the refrigerator. You need to let this chill so that it is easier to slide onto the filled pie.
Once the lattice is chilled it will slide easily onto the pie shell filled with fruit. Then you will need to trim the excess length off of the lattice strips.
They should fit just over the filling.
Fold up the sides of the pie shell and then crimp them in whatever design you choose.
Brush the surface of the lattice, but not the edge of the pie shell, with egg wash.
Sprinkle with sugar, I then stick the pie into the freezer for about 15 minutes while the oven is preheating to 425. Freezing the dough will help to set the dough so that it won't blow out your design when it goes in the oven. The length of time to bake your pie will be determined by the filling. My peach-raspberry pie took about an hour.


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Leeann Whiffen: she looks like a sweet little Idaho buttercup, but she's got a backbone of steel. When her son Clay started disappearing into the black tunnel of autism, she dug in and dragged him back out. Now, she spends her time helping all the other autism moms do the same. (Editor's note: if you haven't read her incredible book "A Child's Journey Out Of Autism," get it NOW. It's incredibly inspiring for every parent.)
Shantel the Angel Lady: you meet a lot of 'psychics' in radio. They're eager to get on the air with you and read a few auras, make a little cash... It soured me on the whole thing until I met Shantel. We took a call on our radio show from a grandma who wanted to know if her little grandson with autism--who couldn't speak--was happy. Shantel's face lit up like a thousand candles, and tears poured down her face as she talked about the little man's love for his dog (Editor's note: Shantel accurately described the dog, the boy's room, even what kind of cheese he liked on his sandwiches) and the little pleasures of his life. A Nana hung up, weeping with joy in her relief. We wept with joy for the happiness of a child who couldn't speak but could still share.
Allison Rogers: it took me a while to realize what animal Allison is--a hummingbird. She darts about in her brilliant plumage and dips her clever beak into one life and then another, spreading joy like nectar. She is my Zachie's and he is hers.
Mandy Johnson: while Mandy is sleek and deliciously feline, she is no cat. Cats are selfish. Mandy's quiet care and iron-clad consistency show the strong core of an incredible woman.
Ballads will be sung around the campfire about Mandy.
Mary Helen Parsons, my mom. The woman rocks. MH is in her early 70's, looks 20 years younger, has traveled to Russia, Fiji, China, Israel (DURING the recent shelling) and most recently Peru. The Peru trip was especially entertaining to me because I caught her packing bribes for the border guards so that she could get medicines into the orphanges. My MOM is bribing border guards! Mary Helen=rocks. Sorry, have to say it.
Karen Streeter, she was Z&M's first grade teacher. She believes in my boys. She would race out when I picked them up after school to tell me of their latest triumph. If your heart is not tearing apart with appreciation for the sheer amazingness of Karen right now, then I SHUN you.
Karen Paulsen, ever met one of those people who were exactly as they seemed to be? Neither have I, until Karen. She is honest, sincere, courageous, and ALWAYS Karen in good times or bad.
Barbara Zocco. My best girl. Period. She knows the dark recesses of my human heart and I know hers. And we still love each other.
Lori Cain, who is fierce! Not like, Tyra Banks fierce which is really creepy and seems to involve wigs and a lot of makeup, but fierce like "I will do anything to save this kid with special needs no matter what it takes" fierce.
Jacey Walker, still the pushiest broad I know. But, you should really read bossymommy.blogspot.com if you know what's good for you. Plus, she's pretty.
Jen Collard, my school teachin', Rekii doin', tractor drivin' sister-in-law who is one of the tiniest, toughest, tenderest broads alive. Plus, she has two new titanium hips! She could crush you with one snap of her thigh...
Sharee Gallivan, whom we call "Martha" behind her back because her taste is so perfectly perfect in it's perfection. She manages to be graceful, charming and kind without making me feel like an utter buffoon by comparison
Ysa Pitman, my horrifyingly clever niece who lectured me on prosbiscus monkeys at the age of 3. Talk about feeling inadequate...
Jenne Parsons, exquisitely beautiful, exquisitely talented, and mean enough to tear your head clean off on a bad day. I ADORE her.
Eliza McKay, who has a howling laugh that you can hear clear back in Chicago. She is effortlessly cool and has merry brown eyes.
Kristy Custer, who can burp like a man. She is the Dark Mistress of Nutrition and bends stubborn children to her will.
"Miss" Virginia, my mother-in-law. I was too scared of her at first to call her anything else. She's got a queenly elegance and an almost terrifying sense of cool. Case in point: you do not start her fires in her massive Colonial-era fireplace with wadded-up newspaper. You start them with dried lavender twigs from her garden, wrapped neatly in raffia. See what I mean?
Kim and Katie Tucker, Katie is a tiny buttercup of a thing who will one day rule Hollywood with an iron fist, Kim is the woman who, like the multi-armed Shiva, raises Katie, dispenses pharmaceuticals, participates in every charity known to man, and still attends hockey games to throw things.
Jenny Ulvestad, who does not know yet that she is exquisitely beautiful and brilliant. WHY can't you force a teenage to see themselves the way you do? Shouldn't there be a magic mirror that shows the painfully unsure how beautiful they truly are?
Jen Burnazos, since the first day she walked into my living room and pretended to be a frog, she has been the sister of my heart, if not my blood. Everything MacLean is, is half her. She is blindingly beautiful with blue, blue eyes and almost spitefully unlined skin.
Karen Hansen, a sweet Scandinavian type gal with big blue eyes. She's an accountant, for heaven's sake! But everytime she pops up with a massive tub of hash browns, she has some bizarre adventure involving gothic vampire writers...Hawaii...jewelry...she's like some sort of insane secret agent. In fact, the chances are excellent that she IS.
Stephanie Rawson, who turned out to be even better than we all planned--and believe me, we had some REALLY high expectations. Unfailingly generous, unrelentingly kind, and startlingly clever.
Patti Stith, you want tickets to the Fray on Saturday? She's got 'em. You want a distributor who can give you 300 guavas by Monday? She's got 'em. You want a shoulder to cry on when your heart is breaking? You got her.
Mary Helen Pitman, with her clever smile and secretive little face, she always looks like she's thinking, "I could get away with that..." And dangit, she's so cute that she HAS.
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I have not used my cellphone for anything other than making calls, so I had a cheap $20 per month plan. Now, I need to access emails when I'm on the road. Is there any cheap way to do this other than getting a new, costlier two-year contract with a data plan? I don't plan to surf the Web on the phone.
I don't know exactly what plans are available for your particular phone, but I do know that wireless carriers consider email a form of data and that you will therefore need to add a data plan, whether you plan to surf the Web or not. If your phone can connect to Wi-Fi networks and your need to check email isn't constant, you might be able to use free Wi-Fi hotspots for email, when you can get to them. But phones with Wi-Fi are typically smartphones, for which carriers require a data plan. The other option would be to rely for email on a device other than your phone, such as a laptop, a tablet, or a connected mobile media player—all of which use Wi-Fi and none of which require a cellular data contract.
Is it normal for the new iPad to be charged only 87% after four full hours of charging?
Based on my experience, that doesn't sound out of line. Because it has a much larger battery, the time it takes to fully charge the new iPad is noticeably longer than on the earlier models. (Note: See this post by AllThingsD's Ina Fried.)
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Dear MySQL Users, A new GA (general availability) version of MySQL Connector/C++ has been made available: MySQL Connector/C++ 1.1.2 GA. The MySQL Connector/C++ provides a C++ API for connecting client applications to the MySQL Server 5.1 or newer. You can download the production release at: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/cpp/1.1.html The MySQL driver for C++ offers an easy to use API derived from JDBC 4.0. MySQL Workbench is using it successfully since years. We have improved the driver since the last GA release. Please see the documentation and the CHANGES file in the source distribution for a detailed description of bugs that have been fixed. Bug descriptions are also listed below. Enjoy! The MySQL build team at Oracle ========== Changes in MySQL Connector/CPP 1.1.2 (5 February, 2013) Bugs Fixed * Connector/C++ applications could not handle connecting to the server using an account for which the password had expired. Connector/C++ now supports three new connection options: + OPT_CAN_HANDLE_EXPIRED_PASSWORDS: If true, this indicates to the driver that the application can handle expired passwords. If the application specifies OPT_CAN_HANDLE_EXPIRED_PASSWORDS but the underlying libmysql library does not support it, the driver returns sql::mysql:deCLIENT_DOESNT_SUPPORT_FEATURE(820). + preInit: A string containing queries to run before driver initialization. + postInit: A string containing queries to run after driver initialization. A new file driver/mysql_error.h is being added to the MSI package. This file defines an enum DRIVER_ERROR, which contains the definition of deCL_CANT_HANDLE_EXP_PWD. In addition to the preceding changes, these problems with Statement::executeUpdate were fixed: + If Statement::executeUpdate executed multiple statements, the connection became unusable. + There was no exception if one of queries returned a resultset. Now executeUpdate returns and update count for the last executed query. For example code showing how to use the new options, see the file test/unit/bugs/bugs.cpp in the Connector/C++ distribution. (Bug #67325, Bug #15936764) Thanks, RE Team -- Kent Boortz, Release Staff engineer Oracle, The MySQL Team Mobile: +46 76 77 69 049
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U.S. Boosts Defense in Response to North Korea
The Pentagon is preparing to strengthen its missile defense systems on the West Coast in response to increased threats from North Korea and rising tensions on the Korean peninsula. Julian Barnes and Michaela Dodge, Heritage Foundation defense policy analyst, join The News Hub. Photo: AP/KCNA.
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Then there is the i8 which is the halo car getting all the press for the new brand. BMW needs to sell 10,000 of these per year. At a price point of over the $150k mark this is another big bet by BMW hoping to cash in on the green craze. A lot of wealthy people better buy into it in more ways than one.
BMW believes project i will pay off but project leader Ulrich Kranz and new R&D chief Herbert Diess are already discussing contingency plans, AKA Plan B. This tells us their confidence is shaken. BMW believes at the moment it is big enough to scrap the whole plan and come out unscathed although it would be a colossal embarrassment. What we know for now though is additional cars being added to the brand have been put on hold indefinitely.
In case you were all wondering why BMW is milking M by putting the badge on everything and why they seem to be rolling out every variant they can it is so they have enough cash to be able to cover these kinds of bets. The crazy thing is, the old BMW would have invested fractions of what this brand is costing in simply making their core cars better. BMW's have gotten so heavy it is the 3, 5, 6, and 7 that really need the weight saving measures being applied to expensive electric cars so that they simply are even viable transportation options with their low horsepower and high electric energy drain motors.
Many of you feel BimmerBoost has been far too critical of BMW's moves but it seems everyone else is waking up to what is going on. The BMW i experiment is definitely causing waves internally. We feel Automobile Mag is the first major publication to start hitting on what we have been saying for some time:
Originally Posted by Automobile Mag
BMW has spread itself too thin at the expense of its core values. Are proposed front wheel drive cars ambitious or simply a necessity at this point to generate enough volume to support a behemoth that seems to want to expand every which way at the same time? Time will tell.


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