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This is the information sheet that came with my family's package. We let the chef choose our meals, and this is a list of what we received. It also has instructions on how to prepare the meals.
Before going any further, I wanted to apologize for something I said and did last month. I misread the directions! The four minute cooking time is for *thawed* dishes, not frozen. I complained about the 9+ minute cooking times, but I was totally wrong. This time I cooked them when thawed, and everything came out piping hot after just four minutes.
The meals arrive in an insulated container as seen above, with plenty of ice packs inside to keep them cool. By the time I pull them out of the box they are no longer frozen solid, of course, but so far they have been just fine. The top picture shows the pesto chicken and roast beef packets, and the bottom picture shows the chicken cutlet and jambalaya packets. We received two of each meal. We also received two packets of pulled pork with collards and sweet potatoes, but somehow I failed to photograph those before they were devoured!
My younger son and my husband both selected roast beef for our frozen dinner night adventure this time. My younger son is in that phase where he hates everything, so we don't ask him any more. My husband thought this was delicious! The servings are a little small for an adult dinner, so I suggest supplementing with a nice fresh salad if you have some vegetables on hand. It rounds these meals off nicely.
On the other hand, I have no idea what a good serving size for a ten-year-old boy really is. He ate both of these pulled pork meals in one sitting. He said it was the best thing he ever ate. Then he ate a huge bag of popcorn.
I chose the chicken pesto because I love pesto, and it looked so inviting! The spinach was good, but everything else was a little flavorless, to be honest. I was surprised; I thought the mozzarella and tomato with the pesto would be nice and zesty, but the tomato didn't have any flavor, and there wasn't enough pesto to flavor the chicken and the quinoa. It was fine, I just think it could have been a lot tastier.
This jambalaya, on the other hand, was amazing! These last two meals I took to work with me, so forgive the paper and plastic. I was a little skeptical that frozen jambalaya could be any good, but this was really delicious. It had chicken and a little sausage in it, and the seasoning was just perfect.
The chicken cutlet was also very, very tasty. It was packaged with a squeezed lemon in it, which I also heated up, and I wish it had been just a little more present throughout the dish because the hint of citrus was divine. I didn't think a frozen breaded meat could be good reheated, but I was wrong! It was quite good! And the potatoes were great as well.
In addition to all our meals, our box came with a bonus dessert for two, these chocolate krispys. This time, because it was chocolate and I was having a serious craving, I tried it. It was so good! It didn't have too overwhelming of a marshmallow flavor (like I feared it might), but the chocolate flavor was good and rich like I hoped it would be!
Verdict: Meal Time Box is a little more expensive than the frozen meals you typically find at the grocery store, but they taste much better and seem to be much healthier. I really like that there aren't a bunch of added preservatives, colors, artificial flavors, added sugar, etc. I think if you routinely cook frozen meals, or are looking for a fast and reasonable healthy option, Meal Time is definitely worth checking out.
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Earlier this month, over two days in Berlin, more than 30 social entrepreneurs from more than 20 countries in Asia and Europe met to discuss how to develop a better policy context for social enterprises in the two continents. The gathering was organised by the British Council and the Asia Europe Foundation, and sponsored by the government of Japan.
The two days comprised a visit to Berlin social enterprises – Ruby Cup and Fairnopoly - and discussion with their founders about how they operate and are funded; briefings from leading social entrepreneurs such as Penny Newman from the UK and Muhammad Ali of BRAC; and a series of seminars and workshops, aimed at finding a consensus between participants about how policy can support social enterprise in both Asia and Europe.
Establishing common ground between such a diverse group of participants, drawn from 23 counties in two continents was a challenge. Asia is more economically and developmentally heterogeneous than Europe, and the experience and nature of social entrepreneurs seems to vary even more than within Europe. As Shariha Khalid, co-founder of Scope Group, a Malaysian social impact consultancy, put it: "The development of social business in Bangladesh develops in a context which is not comparable with the social enterprise movement in South Korea. In many ways social challenges have a totally different scale in Asia."
Colleagues from Burma, a country emerging from a dictatorship, were concerned that taking on the role of delivering public services meant letting the government 'off the hook' of being the duty holder. Participants from Pakistan, among others, were less concerned about the role of a state being usurped, as they felt that the state was not delivering the services in the first place – and that social enterprises were well placed to fill the vacuum.
Yet over the two days, certain themes shone through from both sides. Both Asian and European colleagues spoke of the need for sustainable models of investment, access to finance and to contracts, and for a greater need for social enterprise to be understood by policymakers and by the public, if it is to have a scalable and significant impact on the social problems faced in their continents. Participants from both continents worried that the lack of a definition of social enterprise left the sector open to non-social operators, and might deter social investors.
Many of the Asian participants were impressed by the European – and particularly British – experiences of setting up legal, financial and even legislative support for social enterprise, with the public services (social value) act attracting much interest.
From the European perspective, Kostas Geormas, a special advisor to the Greek minister for labour, welfare and social security, suggested that Asian colleagues could learn the ways with which social economy has tackled obstacles to its development in Europe, a theme echoed by Nicolas Hazard, chairman of Le Comptoir de l'Innovation, a French social investment form who urged Asian social entrepreneurs not to 'reinvent the wheel': "Many European countries can claim at least a one century long history of social entrepreneurship - Asia could learn from the European expertise and know-how in terms of social enterprises."
Lest the learning seem like a one-way street, participants from both Asia and Europe found plenty of ways in which experience could flow from east to west.
Shariha Khalid suggested that "the EU can learn from Asia in terms of the inventiveness of frugal/reversed innovation, grassroots innovation that harnesses the creative power amongst regular citizens who see issues in their communities and find socio-entrepreneurial approaches to solve them. The EU can also learn from Asia about community resilience - the strength of community support and collaboration in solving problems faced by other community members."
Kristin Schreiber, deputy chef de cabinet to EU single market commissioner Barnier, who delivered a presentation to participants, suggested that European social entrepreneurs have much to learn from Asia: "I think that the experience of social business in low-income countries ('bottom-of-pyramid' model) can also be of benefit for people in Europe. Take for instance the cooperation between Danone and Grameen: if they managed to produce an affordable nutritive yoghurt, with an edible packaging, why not in Europe?
Participants clearly valued the chance to network with social entrepreneurs from a wide range of backgrounds and cultures. The meeting was a reminder that social enterprise is a global movement, a concept which policymakers and funders might do well to bear in mind. As Sheriha Khalid put it: "The two [Asia and Europe] can benefit from combining the strengths of each other and collaborating in a structured manner, exchanging lessons learnt and good/best practices around growing the social enterprise and social innovation sectors. Funding initiatives should also be opened up to include both regions so that social enterprises and social innovators across the globe can benefit and are not excluded on the basis of geographical location."
Kristin Schreiber signalled her support for further meetings with the aim of improving collaboration between Asia and Europe in the field of social enterprise: "We can also probably have more exchanges with countries/cities which face more similar conditions, to explain how our public authorities and social enterprises manage societal change and learn from Asian experience.
"Experiences in Korea, Japan and even China can be extremely interesting for decision-makers in Europe; conversely the way some countries in Europe developed local ecosystems for social enterprises can serve as a good toolkit for many stakeholders in Asia."
This was echoed by Karl Satinitigan, a policy advisor from the office of Senator Bam Acquino (who also attended): "Even if the context is different and even if specific policies and programs may not be transplanted, the constant dialogue will be powerful enough for social entrepreneurs and the players who support them because it can serve as a reminder to them that they are not alone in the fight against some of the world's most intractable social problems. I have personally seen how these reminders can be powerful in keeping the passion alive."
The writer's accommodation and travel costs were covered by the British Council.


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|Jul 8 2009, 05:45 PM Post #1
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EJ and the mysterious Meredith question Sami's faith in Rafe this week.
"At this point, Sami isn't really listening to what EJ has to say. Obviously, with all that's gone on between them, she doesn't trust his judgement," says Alison Sweeney.
EJ stirs the pot when he freaks out over Sami's decision to move in Rafe and asks how well she knows him. "Sami defends Rafe to EJ. If anything, the fact that EJ doesn't like Rafe just encourages Sami."
Despite EJ's misgivings, he agrees to drop the custody battle for Johnny. "Sami is overjoyed," says AS. "Her No. 1 concern is Johnny and how this would affect him."
Sami returns home and plans to share the good news with Rafe, who has just burned the newspaper clipping about Emily's death. They start unpacking Rafe's things when Sami finds a ring. "Sami finds the ring, and she does think it is for her, but only for an instant," explains AS. "As soon as she sees Rafe's face, she realizes it was Emily's." Rafe claims that Emily is in the past and goes on to prove it by sweeping Sami up and carrying her into the bedroom.
Later, Sami goes to the park to pick up Johnny from EJ. She ends up bumping into Nicole and thanks her for convincing EJ to drop the custody battle. A guilty Nicole accidentally admits they both lost baby girls, but covers by talking about Sydney's near-death experience.
"Sami is facing a world without her daughter, and the loss of Grace is never far from her thoughts," notes Sweeney. "That distracts her from paying attention to any clues to Nicole's inner turmoil, and opens her up to the idea of having a truce with Nicole. Sami's priorities are very different now."
Later, Rafe sends Sami to set up a picnic for the two of them at a secret place. When she arrives she sees a distraught Meredith. "Sami approaches Meredith to find out why a woman is sobbing in the woods," says AS.
Meredith calls out the name 'Emily' and "obviously, the name Emily means something to Sami, but it isn't until Meredith reveals more information that it hits her. It's the same Emily that Rafe was engaged to, says Sweeney. "Meredith reveals that she hates Emily's ex."
When Rafe shows up, Sami gives him the opportunity to tell her that he has been to this place before, as Sami found out from Meredith. He doesn't say anything and makes Sami suspicious. She is definitely aware and concerned about the Rafe and Emily story and wondering what he is keeping from her.
|Jul 8 2009, 05:49 PM Post #2
I'm glad she clarified. I thought Sami's No. 1 concern was banging Rafe. It certainly isn't grieving over Grace (who?).
Thanks for posting, Angie!
|Jul 8 2009, 05:57 PM Post #3
Much prefers sweevil, snarky EJ over Father Figure Fucktard Eejiot.
Oh man...as much as I hate to agree with you on this, you're absolutely right.
What in the hell are they doing to Sami? How can they make her so completely shallow, clueless and self absorbed all at the same time? I know there are those who will say she's always been that way - and back when she was a bad ass I would agree, but at least she was fun then. This version just makes me want to smack her back to her senses. :headbang:
|Jul 8 2009, 06:06 PM Post #4
I agree...I thought getting her freak on,with the loser ex-fbi dude was the important thing right now???Alas..I just do not give a damn about anything to do with that boring ass Rafe!!! :sleep:
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|Jul 8 2009, 06:12 PM Post #5
Of course he sweeps her up and takes her to the bedroom, because as we all know Rafe's dick has magical powers that Sami finds more seducing then anything else in her life right now.
Thanks for the summary Angie!
|Jul 8 2009, 06:37 PM Post #6
I understand where she's coming from.
Thanks for posting Angie. :)
|Jul 8 2009, 07:31 PM Post #7
After all... tomorrow is another day!
Yeah this is lame. We all know Emily's death isn't really Rafe's fault. Ugh this story is so dumb. If they wanted to give Sami and Rafe angst maybe they could have used the dead baby they gave these two to grieve over for a couple episodes instead of inventing this faceless character we know nothing about.
|Jul 8 2009, 09:29 PM Post #8
Great point, Rhi.
Rafe's magical dick explains alot.
I want to like this story as none of the other stories are really doing anything for me right now, but I just don't see anything good coming out about Emily or Meredeth. I mean, they brought in a nobody - Arianna - for Rafe, and now Emily and Meredeth?
Can you just imagine how awesome a story could be if they just wouldn't have written in Sami being pregnant? I almost wish for Lucas to get back involved with Sami just to not have to deal with Rafe and his harem.
I guess the only surprising factor would be Rafe accidentally killing Meredeth while she was pregnant with his kid...and his guilt could be making him act like this. Even then, its been two years, he should be getting over it.
I don't know. I guess I'll give this a chance.
Can I get some more Nicole and EJ?
|Nicole Walker
|Jul 8 2009, 11:18 PM Post #9
.I'm gonna guess how this may go. Sami will get suspicious and start digging more, Sami will think Rafe killed Emily with EJ and Meredith trying to make Sami doubt Rafe and we'll find out that Rafe didn't kill Emily. We also find out that Emily is alive and will come to Salem with no memory of Rafe and that will create more drama for Safe. Now let's see if i'm half right. LOL.
Edited by Nicole Walker, Jul 8 2009, 11:19 PM.
|Jul 9 2009, 12:05 PM Post #10
"Never underestimate the power of the pickle". :P
Oh, and this story sounds dumb.
|Jul 9 2009, 12:19 PM Post #11
Queen of the Underground
Thanks for posting this Angie.
I am so over Safe. I hope something actually comes out of this.
I bet Stefano has something to do with Meridith returning.
|Jul 9 2009, 03:20 PM Post #12
Of course Stefano brings Meredith back to Salem to cause trouble. He is manipulating things because as he told Nicole yesterday, there are two ways to handle a problem, kill the person or make their life not worth living. I guess he decided not to kill Rafe.
|Jul 9 2009, 04:57 PM Post #13
|I really thought they should have named this couple RAMI cuz that what they've been trying to do with them down our throats :drunk:
|Jul 9 2009, 05:39 PM Post #14
|You'd think that for all the conniving, scheming years Sami has under her belt she would have had been all over finding out about the guy as soon as she could. It is funny that she is just now suspicious; I mean who doesn't trust a complete stranger to adop their kids?
|Jul 9 2009, 10:00 PM Post #15
Well she knew Rafe better than she did EJ when they hooked up the first time, I mean for God sakes he was a Dimera and she didn't know it. SAFE angst means good times r a comin'! Especially with Steffy in the mix b/c if he comes after you it can only spell one thing...POWERCOUPLE! GO SAFE!
|Jul 9 2009, 11:34 PM Post #16
|Thanks for posting, Angie. I am looking forward to this storyline and it will interesting to finally know the whole truth.
|Jul 10 2009, 12:15 AM Post #17
ummm, yea, definitely. Go Safe.
|Jul 10 2009, 12:50 AM Post #18
Streetcorner Philosopher
Y'know...I wish they'd have swapped the Nicole and Sami roles if Stefano has to be involved somehow. Sami would be much better as the Dimera queen, imho, and Zucker could better pull off residual guilt/sorrow about the death of a child.
As it is- their (the Sami/Nicole) relationship is what I'll be interested to see develop. The Rafe/Sami stuff- whatever. I guess I give kudos for them not writing another story where Sami has the secret.
|Jul 10 2009, 06:53 AM Post #19
Much prefers sweevil, snarky EJ over Father Figure Fucktard Eejiot.
Really? Because from where I'm sitting all I see is Stefano moving the chess pieces around to make sure that EJ doesn't find out he shares another child with Sami. He's all about keeping EJami apart.
So if your assessment about Stefano's involvement is correct...awesome. :)
|Jul 10 2009, 07:20 AM Post #20
sami should really be the last person to poke around in rafe's personal life. i know both characters have said that rafe knows 'everything' about sami, but that's bullshit. unless her past has been erased like ej's was(which is highly likely, come to think of it), she's got some filthy skeletons in her closet--ones that emily and whatever rafe did to her can't hold a candle to.
Edited by luvpumpkns, Jul 10 2009, 07:21 AM.
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|Management Self-Development - A Guide for Managers, Organisations and Institutions (ILO, 1985, 282 p.)
So far, then, we have looked at three methods of obtaining feedback - namely, from other people, by looking at critical incidents, and by using special questionnaires.
The fourth method that we will consider uses your whole life as its focus. We often refer to this as "biography work" even though, since it is your own life, perhaps we might call it "autobiography". The purpose of this approach is to try to link your past, present and future in a way that makes sense to you.
As before, we are only interested in the first stage or two of the self-assessment process (figure 6) - getting information. We will look at what to do with the information later in this appendix.
The biography approach involves four steps in obtaining information - namely,
- life events;
- periods or phases;
- themes;
- questions coming your way.
We will now go through these four steps in turn. As with all the methods described in this chapter, you can either do this by yourself, or work with a partner on it.
Life events
First, you need to decide which aspects of your life you want to look at. By this we mean which component, not which part time-wise, since the method involves looking back in time over all your life, or at least as far back as you can remember.
So what do we mean by aspect or component? Well, it may be that you want to concentrate on your work life; that is, looking back in time, concentrating on aspects of your life that are to do with work.
On the other hand, you very well might want to look at all aspects of your life - work, family, friends and so on.
Obviously, it is up to you to decide whether to look at everything, or to concentrate on your work life. However, we would tend to suggest that if you are undecided you might find it helpful to look at the broader picture, by including all aspects of your life.
Once you have made your decision, you should then start to go back over your life, identifying key events that happened. It is often best to do this going backwards - that is, by starting now and remembering events in reverse order.
If you are considering all aspects of your life, then any key events will be relevant. On the other hand, if you are concentrating on your work life, then you should focus only on events that are related in some important way to your work.
There are other aspects of your life you might wish to concentrate on, such as interpersonal events (that is, to do with how you relate to other people), and learning events. However, you will probably find that these provide too narrow a focus to be particularly helpful at this stage. You could also come back and concentrate on these at a later time.
What is an event? Although difficult to define precisely, you should be looking for particular things that happened, that stick in your memory. Events might have occupied only a very short time, or they might have lasted quite a long time. Whichever it is, they should be recognisable as definite, separate happenings.
There are various ways of noting down the events. You can, of course, just list them. Alternatively, you might draw a straight line, as a time scale, with events marked at the right (time) points. Figure 27 shows this idea. In this particular example, the work events are on the top of the line, the other events below, although this need not be the case. Another possible way is to draw the line as a graph, with time along the bottom axis, and your happiness or morale, up the vertical axis, as shown in the second part of the figure.
Figure 27. Life-line (1)
Figure 27. Life-line (2)
Periods or phases
Having sorted out your main life events, the next step is to try to characterise the periods, or phases, in between the events, giving these appropriate titles. Obviously, these will totally depend on you and your events. In the example of figure 27(2), perhaps one might call 1976-77 a "period of mourning"; 1977-79 as "picking myself up"; 1979-81 as "on top of the world"; 1981-82 "things fall apart". It is very much up to you to identify your own phases, and either write these down or mark them on your diagram.
The next step in this biographical approach is to look over your life - its events and phases - and try to identify any themes, or patterns, that emerge.
All sorts of things might form themes. In case you find it helpful to be given some examples, a number are listed below. However, it is very important to look for your own themes, and not to be influenced by others. So it might be better if you look for your own, and then refer to the examples only if you are stuck.
In general, a theme can be:
- a recurring pattern of behaviour or feelings;
- a constant feature of you or your life;
- certain tendencies to behave in particular ways;
- particular personality characteristics making themselves apparent.
Here then, are some examples, taken from a number of manager's biographies:
- recurring difficulties with authority;
- a tendency to undervalue myself;
- a pattern of changing jobs whenever things started to get difficult;
- a pattern such that whenever I was faced with a real challenge, I felt I was not good enough to succeed so I gave up without trying;
- recurring difficulties when working with a colleague of the opposite sex;
- always giving way when my ideas disagreed with somebody else's;
- a pattern of avoiding responsibility;
- a pattern of seeking responsibility;
- constantly being impatient for quick results;
- a pattern of seeming to seek out aggressive conflict, as though I am "looking for trouble";
- conflict between my responsibilities as a mother and as a manager;
- often feeling that my strengths and contribution to the organisation are being undervalued;
- frustration because of the difficulties that women managers have in my organisation.
You might find patterns amongst the themes themselves. For example:
- are there some themes that used to be there in your life, but which now seem to have finished, to have gone away?
- are there some themes that have always been there in your life?
- are there some new themes just emerging?
- are there any themes that emerge, then disappear for a time, then reappear?
Personal issues and questions coming your way
In the biography approach, there are three main sources of questions coming your way. These are:
- the general picture of your life so far;
- themes;
- other people.
The third - other people - is of course one of the sources already considered in this appendix, but we will look at it again here, albeit briefly.
First, though, let us consider the general picture of your life so far. Imagine that someone else is telling you about their life, which contains your events and phases. In other words, look at your life objectively, as though it were someone else's.
What would you say to that person, about that life?
- What would you think about it?
- How would you feel about it?
- What would you want that person to do about it - what would you recommend they do?
You will probably find that this is not as easy as it sounds. By its very nature, something as central to us as our own life inevitably arouses strong feelings. It is very hard to remain objective.
Nevertheless, this technique of trying to step back a bit and having a calm, objective look at ourselves is a very useful one. It can certainly help in a number of aspects of your self-development (see various methods in chapters 4 and 7).
So, try to take a detached view - as though you were an observer, or as if you were listening to someone else's biography. This will very probably highlight some questions coming your way from the general picture of your life so far.
Having done this, you can then examine the themes from your biography. These can be a fruitful source of feedback, questions and issues. In particular, ask yourself
- are there some themes in my life that I would like to remove, or at least lessen?
- are there some themes which although "nice", "useful" or "good" at the time, have now outlived their usefulness and should be encouraged to fade away?
- are there some themes in my life that I would like to strengthen, or to have more of?
- are there some absent themes, that are not there although I would like them to be?
Looking at your life themes in this way will very probably raise some questions and issues for you.
Finally, questions can come from other people. We have already examined this earlier in the appendix. If you have already worked through that method, then perhaps you do not really need to do it again - although you may get a fresh view of it having looked at your whole life, particularly as we are suggesting here a different way of approaching this. For example, you might have thought of other people who are important to you - not only people in your present, but people in your past, who are still very much in your consciousness, even if not there physically. These people might well in effect, be saying something to you, or be asking you questions.
As an example of this, one manager on a self-development group could not forget something his previous boss had said. This was still unresolved, and was causing him considerable difficulty. Once he had realised this he was able, in effect to say "Go away, I am no longer at your beck and call", thereby clearing up this "unfinished business". Another common example is if you are carrying, in your consciousness, somebody who has died such as a parent, or child, or friend. Very often there is unfinished business, in the form of some sort of statement to that person's memory, that needs to be carried out. Often this is associated with guilt, which needs to be dissolved. A very useful book in this context is P. Krystal: Cutting the ties that bind (Wellingborough, Turnstone Press, 1982).
In the biography approach, then, questions and statements from other people can be identified by:
(1) noting all the people in your consciousness, which therefore includes people who are important to you, even if they are not there physically;
(2) looking at the nature of your relationship with them:
- how did the relationship get like this?
- was it always like this?
- what do you think about the relationship?
- how do you feel about it?
- what would you like to do about it?
(3) asking yourself:
- what are these people saying to me?
- what are they asking me?
possibly checking this out with the people concerned, if you are not sure;
(4) asking yourself:
- is there anything I want to say to them?
- is there anything I want to ask them?
After going though this sequence - events, phases, themes, questions and issues coming your way, you are then ready to move to the next part of the self-assessment process (chapter 2).
At first sight the biography approach to self-assessment is one of those which you would not be likely to do often, or continuously. In a way this is true, but you will very probably find that having done it once, you will gain a lot by coming back to it from time to time. For example, you may well suddenly start remembering different events, or recognising other phases.
Over a period of time you will probably spot new themes, too. These might be quite new ones, or you might see old ones in a new light, changing their character.
Also, of course, other peoples' questions might change - both different questions from the same people, and new questions from new people who, you realise, are now in your consciousness.
Incidentally, you might want to compare your own biography with the developmental issues typically faced during different age-phases, as shown in chapter 9.


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VANCOUVER — Sven Baertschi is starting to get his groove back for the Vancouver Canucks.
The Swiss forward scored the winner with 2:35 left in regulation Tuesday to cap a crazy five-goal third period as the Canucks beat the Minnesota Wild 5-4.
Baertschi, who had a goal and two assists in his last outing before missing consecutive road games with a foot injury, tipped a point shot from Troy Stecher for the final act of a night that saw Vancouver fall behind 2-0 and also blow a 4-2 lead.
"They played well right away, but we stuck with it," said Baertschi. "They got the two goals (in the third) which set us back a little bit, but consistency was key for us and it didn't really phase us."
Baertschi has been looking for consistency this season on a personal level after registering 15 goals and 13 assists in 69 games in his first full NHL campaign in 2015-16 by going to the dirty areas on the ice. He didn't score his first goal until the 14th game this year, but has played better in recent weeks alongside linemates Bo Horvat and the rejuvenated Alexandre Burrows.
"The chemistry is coming along and we're starting to create more and more," said Baertschi, who has three goals and seven assists on the year. "Pucks are going in as of late. That's a good sign."
Brandon Sutter and Ben Hutton, with a goal and an assist each, Horvat and Loui Eriksson also scored for Vancouver (10-11-2), while Ryan Miller made 38 stops. Stecher and Henrik Sedin each chipped in with two assists for the Canucks, who have won two in a row for the first time since picking up four consecutive wins to start the season.
Jason Pominville scored twice for Minnesota (11-83), while Jason Zucker and Erik Haula each finished with a goal and an assist.
Darcy Kuemper got the start with No. 1 goalie Devan Dubnyk given the night off and finished with 30 saves as the Wild failed to pick up a point for the first time in five games.
Minnesota came in having surrendered the fewest goals in the NHL this season with just 41, and despite giving up a five-spot to Vancouver still lead that category — a stat line that shows how stingy the club has been.
"Goals and tips, weird bounces," said Kuemper, who was making his fifth start. "It was not a fun one."
Tied 2-2 through two periods, Eriksson gave Vancouver its first lead 1:09 into the third with his sixth when he finished off a scramble before Horvat deflected his team-leading eighth past Kuemper 59 seconds later.
But the Wild struck right back when Zucker blocked Erik Gudbranson's point shot and beat Miller on a breakaway at 3:20 for his third.
Kuemper then made a great stop on Eriksson just over a minute later to keep the Wild within one, and Haula rewarded his goalie by scoring his third on a tip from a Ryan Suter point shot that was going well wide with 5:49 left in regulation.
Minnesota head coach Bruce Boudreau was pleading with his players to get the game to overtime after they fought back, but was instead left fuming when Baertschi won it moments later.
"It was horrible," Boudreau said of the Wild's play in their own zone. "This is a team that gives up two goals a game. It was like we were saying: 'Let's see how many points we can get, instead of playing the game the way it's supposed to be played.'"
Trailing 2-0 midway through the second with just 10 shots, the Canucks came to life on back-to-back power plays. Sutter tipped a Stecher blast at 9:23 for his sixth before Hutton pinched down from the point on another man advantage just 1:59 later to roof a loose puck for his third.
Hutton's goal marked just the second time this season Vancouver's power play has connected twice in the same game, and the first since Oct. 22.
"I thought the power play was opportunistic," said Canucks head coach Willie Desjardins. "There are other nights we've had better power plays, but Stecher had a good point shot on one and Hutton did a good job coming down the backside."
Already without Christopher Tanev, who has been sidelined with a lower-body injury since early November, the Canucks were missing the other half of their top defence pairing after it was revealed Monday that Alexander Edler required surgery on a broken finger suffered in Saturday's shootout victory in Colorado.
With the youngest defence in the NHL as a result of Edler's injury, the Canucks knew they would have to play a simple, error-free game, but were instead exposed early in the first. Luca Sbisa, one of the veteran members of the current corps at age 26, misplayed a puck at the Vancouver blue line to allow Nino Niederreiter to swoop in on Miller before Pominville buried the rebound for his fourth at 5:07.
The Canucks thought they had tied things with 5:18 left in the period when Henrik Sedin scored what looked like his sixth, but the call on the ice was overturned after Minnesota challenged that Sutter had interfered with Kuemper.
Pominville made it 2-0 with his second of the game at 3:24 of the second on a shot that beat Miller under the blocker, but the Canucks turned things around to pick up consecutive victories after alternating wins and losses for 10 games.
"It's been tough — win one, lose one, win one," said Hutton. "Hopefully we can continue to roll with it and get on a nice little streak here."
Notes: Edler is expected to be out four to six weeks. ... The Canucks continue a three-game homestand Thursday against Anaheim.
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The budget committee authorized additional money to pay for materials.
In addition to allocating money for the stopgap summer reading program, the budget committee authorized the city council to place a levy on the September ballot that would cost up to 58 cents per $1,000 in assessed property value, or $145 for the owner of a home assessed at $250,000.
If Ashland voters approve that levy, the Ashland Public Library would reopen by mid-October.
� The Daily Tidings, Ashland
Ashland may open schools for summer reading
The Ashland School District and city government are teaming up to provide a summer reading program in school libraries.


text: Des Moines Metro Opera announced that its 2015 Summer Festival Season will include: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "The Abduction From the Seraglio," Giacomo Puccini's "The Girl of the Golden West" and Leos Janacek's "Jenufa." The season will continue the second year of the company's 2nd Stage Series, which features performances of Jake Heggie's "Three Decembers" and Daniel Catan's "Rappaccini's Daughter." Past subscribers can renew their tickets now, and the general public can buy tickets Oct. 1. For information, visitwww.desmoinesmetroopera.org.


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Who Are We? Who Defines Us?
Creating further divisions and categorizing ourselves in terms that refer to our own political expediencies will not serve the real purpose of the faith.
By Dr. Aslam Abdullah, December 22, 2004
A debate has been going on within certain circles of the Muslim community about defining or redefining Islam and its followers. Several terms have been designed to make a distinction among various political schools of thoughts of Muslims. These terms, at times, appear attractive and in the state of confusion in which we live, provide us with a different approach to identify ourselves. However, when we look at these terms deeply, we begin to realize that they are meant to define ourselves in the mold of our thinking influenced by our social and political milieu.
Terms, that are in fashion currently are moderate Islam, progressive Islam, enlightened Islam, modern Islam, extremist Islam, liberal Islam, conservative Islam, reformed Islam, orthodox Islam, fundamentalist Islam, medieval Islam and obscurantist Islam, etc.
What is interesting is that these terms emerge from the limitations of our own readings of Islam controlled by our own social political experiences. For instance, in the context of the US and the West, it is now fashionable to use terms such as progressive Islam and moderate Islam.
When asked to define these terms, their proponents argue that moderate Islam says no to nonviolence, accepts the universal charter of human rights and recognizes the idea of pluralism. Dialectically, what they are saying is that there is an Islam that does not recognize the value of non-violence, that rejects universal charter of human rights and that opposes the idea of pluralism. If this is the basis of redefining Islam, than it is a weak premise. Islam is a faith given to human beings to live their lives according to certain values originally defined by the divine. People have a choice to reject them or accept them because they are responsible for their own actions.
Islam does not advocate violence and those who use violence as a means to achieve their goals, however noble their goals may be, are essentially in violation of their faith. They are the ones who are deviating from the path of Islam. Why should their deviation cause some Muslims to redefine Islam and form a separate category of moderate Islam in order to make a distinction between the two?
There are always people and groups who use their faith to promote their own political and economic agenda. This is true with all religions. The most effective way to confront such people is to develop a sound argument on the basis of a comprehensive understanding of the divine values and prophetic teachings. This is a struggle that we all have to carry on within ourselves and in the society at large.
Creating further divisions and categorizing ourselves in terms that refer to our own political expediencies will not serve the real purpose of the faith. The faith, after all, demands from every Muslim to be a witness to the truth. The truth is out there. We cannot change this truth for our political purposes.
Thus, the coinage of these terms is primarily a weak strategy that defeats the very purpose of the faith.
The questions that ought to be raised, then, are: what is this truth and how do we discern it from the falsehood?
The truth will emerge from our quest of knowledge, experiences, wisdom and guidance from the divine. The truth will not be dictated by a few second bites of President Bush or Daniel Pipes or people like them.
In the case of Islam, the truth is (as perceived by Muslims based on their general readings of the Quran) that Islam is a divinely revealed faith that commands its adherents to follow the principles of monotheism, justice, equality and peace in all aspects of their life.
We have to understand our world in the context of these divinely revealed truths and develop suitable instruments to ensure that they are shared with the rest of the world.
Thus, our struggle is to be a witness to these truths and to challenge all those who are in violation of these regardless of what label they assume. In the Quran, the divine tells us of people who would call them Muslims, yet who would do everything that is contrary to the teachings of Islam. It is not a right strategy to say that because of the deviations of others, we are changing our self definition and coining a new term to describe our relations with our faith. This means abandoning our own commitment to our faith as the criterion of right and wrong.
Due to our lack of understanding of our faith, some of us are trying to lead our community into the bewilderment of ideas without realizing that the principles of faith cannot be compromised for our understanding or lack of understanding of political realities.
Thus, we have two tasks at hand. First, internally, we have to challenge those who are deviating from the foundation of Islam and second we have to communicate to the rest of the world the real foundation on which our faith stands. It is better that we spend our time and resources in these areas, rather than wasting our energy in coining and re-coining terms that confuse us and others as well. When we do what is expected of us, we will notice qualitative change in the attitude of people to our faith.
Dr. Aslam Abdullah is the editor of the Muslim Observer, Director of the Islamic Society of Nevada, and founding director of the Muslim Electorates' Council of America.
Originally published on the altmuslim website
see also our Research Topic of LABELS - Moderate-Liberal-Secular-Progressive-Fundamentalist-Militant-Reconstructionist-Wahabi-Salafi, etc.