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Lentil Tacos
Lentil tacos were on the menu for our most recent bean challenge. The reception was lukewarm from the children, but I thought they were tasty. Don't miss the chipotle chiles in adobo sauce that this Lentil Tacos recipe calls for. You mix it with sour cream, and it gives a really smoky satisfying flavor that you can enjoy as taco topper. If you don't know where to find chipotle chiles, look in the Mexican aisle of your grocery store. It's likely in a small unassuming can, like this.
I had the intent to add some Gimme Lean, which is like Jimmy Dean (see where this is going?) except vegetarian. It's a great alternative to bulk sausage. I struck out at the grocery store – I'll have to buy it at our local co-op. Instead I bought some organic ground turkey to supplement the lentils. Not that lentils need to be supplemented, it was just a thought I wanted to try.
Here is the result, with tomatoes and broccoli on the side.
By the way, my newest YouTube obsession is these videos by 93-year-old Clara called Depression Cooking which are recipes from Clara's Depression Era life-experience. Thanks Tina for alerting me to these. Below is an episode where Clara cooks with Lentils to create a "Poor Man's Feast". Yes – a feast AND lentils. "We have to have lentils. Lentils are not expensive, nourishing and they're good for you." And I love how thinly she slices meat. "We didn't know what thick was".


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Topic: My Heart Is Fixed On God [22/09/2016]
He shall not be afraid of evil tidings: his heart is fixed, trusting in the LORD. Psalms 112:7. Read: Heb 12:1-3
Jesus in Matthew 6:21 said, For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Whatsoever you give your attention to you will likely become in life. If you lay your treasure here on earth, your heart would be on earth and you would end on earth, but if your treasure is in heaven, your heart would be there also. Whatever you're going through, whom you focus on to help you will determine whether you will get out of such challenges. Out of pain, David said the above, instead of depending on men for help, he fixed his heart on God to help him. Ps 121:1-2. Those that trust in the Lord for help in the time of trouble never go unanswered and ashamed, in the end they always get what they want. Ps 42:1.
Those that fix their eyes and heart on God praise Him in spite of challenges and pain. Their challenges never determine their mood and they never deny God His praises. My heart is fixed, O God, my heart is fixed: I will sing and give praise. Ps 57:7. When you fix your heart on God in challenging times, He step in to help you. In their chain, Paul and Silas prayed and praised God, suddenly there was an earthquake, the doors were opened and their bands were loosed. Acts 16:25-26. Dare to fix your eyes on God!
* For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Where is your heart?
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 28th Nov 2008 12:42 UTC
Netbooks are still all the rage these days, but according to Intel, this is going to change soon. The company has stated that they first thought that netbooks, who are almost exclusively powered by Intel chips, would be for emerging markets, but as it turns out, they are especially popular in Europe and North America. Intel claims that while these devices are "fine for an hour", they are not something for day to day use. And AMD? They are ignoring the market altogether.
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So do internet tablets (n-series) and (future) phones, arguably doing a better job at this (especially the portability part).
In my view, the only thing that really sets netbooks apart from phones is that they are better for developing/productivity. As notebooks become lighter (Air...) and phones more powerful, I find it hard to see a compelling reason for their existence that is not related to cost.


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JEMISON, Ala. (WIAT) – What started out as an overgrown gully behind the Rocky Mount United Methodist Church has turned into a ministry, complete with guns, bullets and the Bible.
Pastor Phillip Guin says the gully, once full of kudzu, snakes and other vermin, had been there since before he arrived at the church. Much of the dirt used as fill was from a recent expansion.
When brainstorming about what to do with the area, the idea of a gun range came up.
"We had quite a number of church members, some elderly ladies, for example, and some not so elderly women that had purchased guns, but didn't know how to use them," Guin said.
Originally, the range was used to teach firearm safety. But about a year ago, that changed. The thought of a ministry started becoming more and more clear.
Guin says there are many in the congregation who either hunt or are gun enthusiasts. The safety training morphed into the Rocky Mount Hunt and Gun Club as a way to try and bring more members to the church.
"This is an opportunity for us to reach out in the name of Jesus Christ in a setting that is completely unique. Even odd by some people's standards. But who's to say that church can't happen right here," Guin said, pointing at the red clay dirt of the range.
So far, the club is comprised of church members. But there are prospective members contacting Guin and other church members regularly.
The range has also become a favorite of the Jemison Police Department. Deputy Chief Marc McMinn told us they train there on a regular basis and offer training courses to the public. Plans are in the works for another training course in October.


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Thursday, August 11, 2016
Good Is Not Good Enough
~ Unknown
Today is the world where "good is the new average". The top companies, the top employers and the top employees in the world don't claim to be good; they claim to be the best. If you cannot claim that your services, that your attitude and that your work delivery is the best in the world, then you fall in the 75% bracket of the average performers who draw an average salary and lead an average life. To up your game, to elevate your standard of living, to belong to the elite group of performers you have change your attitude from good to best.
Work to delight, your customers, employers and whoever your work touches. The two extra mint leaves adds a zing into the lemonade. A little "thank you for your trust" note, in the file that you are submitting to your boss conveys a very sincere acknowledgement and reassurance of a work well done. It's the little things that we take for granted are sometimes that things that matter most. If your work, if your delivery is not bringing a smile on the face of the receiver then you are falling into the curse average.
Speed is what will add a vertical rise to your success. Under promise and over deliver. There is no glory in being late or being a victim to delays. You are always going to be racing against time, for work and for your own life. Estimate the time you are going to take to finish a job and make it your job to finish it in half, and you will get into the fast lane to success. Ever notice that the fast lane isn't crowded?
When delivering a job or service, make it personal. As much as there are certain ways that you like to do things, making it personal to the receiver will take you from good to best in no time. "Since it meant a lot to you to have the books tomorrow, I personally went and picked them up to get them to you". "Since pink is your favorite color, I used pink ink to sign the books". Get personal in your delivery. Take interest in who your target audience is, whether your seniors, customers or co-workers. Get the job done, and get it done their way. The rewards you will get in terms of goodwill—your reputation will begin to precede you.
Good doesn't pay more. Good doesn't bring you glory. Strive for best. Strive for delight, speed and always remember to make it personal.
I know how much success means to you and I know that half way into the year, you are still giving your best shot at work. I also know that there is constant pressure and bombarding of negativity from the market, the economy, the competition and the environment in general. And sometimes, that negativity works its way into our hearts and infects our enthusiasm, passion and drive and in creeps the self-doubt and limiting beliefs "Can I really do this?" That's when you know its time to take a step back and get a grip on that power that will steer you clear to your goals.
The Personal Breakthrough Workshop on 20th August will get you to challenge the inhibitions that have found their way into you're your that have been holding you back from going all out and driving your job at full steam. Walk on Fire and with that experiential learning get back your spirit to conquer and overcome all adversities. Your passion may need some dusting. Your power may need to be unleashed. Let nothing hold you back !!! Success is your inheritance. This 20th August you are invited to Re-New, Re-Boot and Re-Invent the game that you were always meant to win.
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#43 May 27, 2012
I think she is hot, and just because she is gay she is hated. She was not found guilty, and she is still the best doctor around. All this crap is just because she is gay, why don't you try it, you might just like it. I pray for you all. Thou shall not JUDGE all you Christians
#44 Jul 31, 2012
#47 Apr 17, 2014
This should not have fizzled out, in essence, swept away. I had 2 bad experiences with the Sparks Clinic (8 years apart), so I did some investigation and found that not one but 2 personnel complained about her, but her GRMC boss just laughed it off: "is Dr. Sparks doing her examinations again?" - and yet she still can practice but without giving prescriptions - an ENT that can't give prescriptions? Don't hide behind the lesbian talk - that's ridiculous - she's lesbian so she couldn't have done this? BS It is likely she's mis-andrist, so yes this is a real possibility - she hates all things men, so male patients do get treated badly. think about if the genders were reversed! I know small town often means false characterizations, but here we have corroboration from 3 sources. Get rid of Twana Sparks, she's abusive and sexist and lacks all of the integrity that we should expect from anyone in the medical profession.
#48 Aug 2, 2014
She's a pervert
#49 Sep 11, 2014
TAKES ONE TO KNOW ONE, SO....either you are a pervert or your full of it!
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#50 Sep 22, 2014
Bottom Line: so many agree that Silver City is run by idiots that do not have the citizen's interest at heart, and that the newspapers are a joke. You should be ashamed and embarrased CITY OFFICIALS. WE DESERVE A HELL OF A LOT BETTER. The power's that be are watching you, so get you're act together. The people will only stand for so much. I call BULLS--T. oh yeah, it freakin' sounds like NY CITY downtown with all the police sirens goin off every five minutes. Give us a break!
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#51 Oct 13, 2014
We know sex crimes are considered normal in gay communities. Like if you don't like it, YOU are the dirty no fun? Gays bring lots of prostitution to communities?
What disturbs me most is the claim that she is a lesbian and was doing something bizzare that can not be explained, admitted to or justified? That a male would be under general anesthesia with a lesbian does seem strange and pretty inexplicable as well? What was he doing trusting her in the first place? Asking for it? Proving something pc?
The other thing that bothers me a lot is that anything she did without pre-concent IS red flag and WRONG?
The attempt to cover over for her with a phony joke meant to mock the victim and the clear, honest efforts of the public pretty much does say it all?
I am so glad we are in no way going to SC. Gays move in, tourism is gone except gays to buy teens and stink up the place with that phony, predator culture.
I think in our current socio-political climate what is 9bvious to everyone is the thing most denied and upheld at all costs.
Hopefully, they all came out and got married.
Sorry silver city has become a "pretty" gay ghetto and ruined with corruption. Was such a great place.
Look at other towns gays+hippies destroyed the economy of in less than 6 or 7 years? They come in, worth goes out.
#52 Dec 9, 2014
Twana, I am sorry for what ever reason makes you dislike me so. I have loved you all these years and continue to do so.
#53 Dec 9, 2014
You sound very much like a NAZI. Are you a member of the Party? If not you should be...you would fit right in...
#54 Feb 14, 2015
Everyone should be equally concerned about the surgery staff at the hospital. They let this go on for years.
#55 Feb 15, 2015
The Nurse was Fired after killing a patient. It was then that she complained about Twana.
#56 Feb 15, 2015
There is plenty of blame to go around. Blame to sparks for being a pervert and unprofessional. Blame to the nursing staff for laughing at what sparks did. Blame to hospital administration for not doing the right thing. Blame to the public for using this shit hole of a place people call a hospital.
Remember, there are about 5000 hospitals in this country and shit happens at all of them. The
next shit that happens could be you or your family.
Since: Sep 15
#57 Oct 3, 2015
She is not supposed to be alone with patients at all and has violated that stipulation by the. Medical board , all you dykes who defend this so called doctor would squeal like pigs if a male doctor molested patients while under anesthesia, talk about date rape.
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- n. The act or state of being antecedent or prevenient.
- n. Attention to another's needs.
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- n. The act or condition of occurring earlier, of being antecedent.
- n. Something done beforehand in anticipation of a later situation.
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- n. The act of going before; anticipation.
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- n. The act of anticipating or going before; anticipation.
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From Latin praeveniēns ("preceding, coming before").
I first learned the word "prevenience" from Eugene Peterson in his book "The Contemplative Pastor".
The keen sense, present throughout this amazingly rich collection, of the reality, prevenience, presence, protection -- of the central importance for man, of God, the All-Abiding, finds thus its full, deathless articulation.
The traditional doctrine defining this truth is prevenience: God everywhere and always seizing the initiative.


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Since the release of Boom Beach people were asking themselves if there is a easy way to hack Boom Beach on iOS and Android devices. We made the test and here is what we found!
Lots of rumours saying a Boom Beach hack is spreading viruses or is hacking the game. We were talking to the people who used it and checked the online generator by ourselves. Is it true that this is just a huge scam? People really get betrayed like this? We wanted to find out. Before we used the FIFA 18 coin generator successfully.
At first we were watching several videos on YouTube, Facebook, Dailymotion and other social media websites. All of them were showing how people used their smartphone, visited some websites, used a generator and then received lots of diamonds and other items on their account. In the comments of these videos and posts we could also find some people, who are claiming it works perfectly. We contaced them and received lots of messages from them. They were showing us screenshots, one of them even took a video to proof it. Our doubts became less and less. Could a Boom Beach hack really work? We tried to contact the owners of the videos, but only one of them replied us. His website Miamilawgame.com was one of the websites, which said it is possible to hack Boom Beach with this online application. No download is needed. For me it sounds pretty safe. How can someone infect your PC or smartphone with a virus without sending you any file? After some chats with the owner of the Boom Beach Hack on Miamilawgame we tried it by ourselves.
We were really nervous at the beginning, but when we were about to use it for real, we just did what it told us. The instructions were pretty clear. Username or account name is required of course, then they want to know the platform you are playing on. At least they want to know how many diamonds you actually want on your iOS or Android account. After that we pressed the generate button on the bottom and a process started. I think it was this moment when they connected with the Boom Beach server to change the existing values in the database. We waited for around 15 minutes and finally got all the diamonds.
In the end I am asking myself: Why are not more people using this online hack? It is working, but even when the people see the proof they are still doubting its functionality. Its kinda absurd. From now on me and my friends will use it always.


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That famous chuckle, the wide smile, the born storyteller. Max Walker is very familiar even when you've been in his company for just five minutes, and that's because he seems to have been in our lives forever, which in a way he has.
Certainly in mine. Declaration: I wore Max Walker's No.1 on my Melbourne Football Club jumper at age 10. Walker played with the Demons soon after their long period of domination, the early years of what was to be – and still is – a 50-year premiership drought. He was far from a household name in 1970, but I thought he was kind of cool.
Now, many years and several careers later, here he is, in a St Kilda café, reflecting on his journey as footballer, cricketer, architect, sports broadcaster, proud Tasmanian and, nearly, devastated father.
Meeting someone with as positive an outlook as Walker, it is almost strange to hear about his darkest moment, the near loss of his son, Keegan, then 27, in a motorcycle accident in 2006.
Walker was in London with his wife, Kerry, when he got the call. "He came off his bike at about 110 [km/h] coming from Brisbane back to the Gold Coast, where he lived, and ragdolled," Walker says.
Keegan crashed just a metre short of falling 15 metres down onto an underpass road. That was Keegan's first piece of "luck". The second was not sustaining brain damage after he lost half the blood in his body.
"He probably should have died," Walker says. "Another 10 minutes, he would have bled out. They took his spleen out, he had a fractured skull, five broken ribs, four crushed fingers and knuckles, five breaks above the elbow and, on the other side, seven breaks between the hip and the kneecap. He was a serious mess, in a coma for four days, intensive care for another 11."
It was a "feeling of helplessness" for a father. "You've got to trust the power of the universe and people at some stage. He had a great fighting spirit, he knew he had to keep his eyes above the horizon, get the crutches to walk again." He adds: "It was an incredible story of human spirit and how to come back."
Now 35 and living on the Gold Coast, Keegan is at "98 per cent", says Walker. "Physically he hasn't got the ability for the heavy impact that you and I take for granted. I remember him sending me an SMS saying, 'Dad, I just completed a first body-press against my own weight'. Well, that's halfway up Mount Everest if you'd seen where he'd come from."
Walker and Keegan caught up recently on the Gold Coast, and got together for our photograph. "He's the richest guy in the world," says Walker snr. "I keep pointing it out to him."
Walker reflects on his philosophy about Keegan's accident.
"Life is not a flat line. It's not fair. We can all have a pity attack. Like the old cliché in sport, you get up off the floor and react to your circumstances."
It wasn't the only deep sadness in his life. In 1987, he lost his sister Lexie, who suffered a fatal heart attack at the age of 38.
"We're all bullet-proof, aren't we?" he says. "We don't expect things to happen to us but they do. Up til then I felt I was bullet-proof but after that I had a lot more empathy and understood the volatility of the universe. The lesson learned for me was to be grateful for all the amazing people around us, and what we've been given and created."
Max Walker, 66, has been on Melbourne's radar for 40 years, first as a gangly kid from Tasmania playing football for the Demons in the then VFL, then as a Test cricketer and then for years as a host on Channel Nine's Wide World of Sports.
He was born in Hobart, where his father ran the Empire Hotel. "Dad used to call it the Institute of Experience. There was this never-ending cavalcade of characters. And as a kid in the back yard you'd tap them on the shoulder, 'Mate, you want to have a bat or a bowl?' That's the environment I grew up in.
"In the beginning it was pretty simple. I wanted to be a cricketer or footballer. My dad said, 'You should be an architect'." All three ambitions were realised.
He was 17 in 1966 when legendary Demons coach Norm Smith came to the Walker house in Hobart to sign him up. "Imagine the coach of the century knocking on the door. My contract was nothing like Gary Ablett's it was on a sheet of foolscap paper."
Young Max was on his way, but first he had to overcome what he calls a "psychological brick wall" that existed for young Tasmanians "somewhere in the middle of Bass Strait". It wasn't helped by the attitudes of some back home who sneered at his dreams. "'You're going to be a VFL footballer and you're going to be a Test cricketer? You're joking!'. They were people of influence. Even teachers. They have no right to tell you you're stupid and have no talent."
But Walker didn't let the negativity get to him. He played 94 games for the Demons between 1967-72. He broke his nose five times. He also played 34 Test cricket matches for Australia, taking 138 wickets at an average of 27.47 and making 586 runs.
His unorthodox bowling style earned him the nickname "Tangles" after an article in the Melbourne Sun on the eve of his first Sheffield Shield match referred to Melbourne's "tangle-footed bowler".
"I bowled right arm over left ear with the legs crossed at the point of delivery," he says.
Walker's final match was a one-dayer in 1981 against New Zealand, during which he witnessed up close the notorious "under-arm" incident in which Australian captain Greg Chappell instructed his brother Trevor to bowl the final ball along the ground to prevent New Zealand scoring the six it needed to tie the match.
"They booed us off the MCG," Walker says. "It was a gut-wrenching feeling. The silence, then the boo. In the commentary box, Ian Chappell couldn't believe what his two brothers had just done. He could have asked any one of the 12 players on the paddock what he reckoned and we would have said, 'Greg, no, not underarm'. That was a black stain on the game of cricket."
"We did invite the New Zealanders in, but they declined the offer obviously. We sat there in silence for 15 minutes then Dougy Walters broke the silence. He looked across at Greg and said 'Mate, you've really stuffed it now'. And then we broke out the beer."
After retiring from cricket – including a stint with Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket – Walker practised architecture for 10 years and joined the ABC cricket commentary team. He later joined the Nine Network on Wide World of Sports, a role he held for 16 years before the show was axed. "You can have a pity attack and say, 'Poor old me, what am I going to do now?'."
He decided to reinvent himself, writing a series of best-selling books kicking off with How To Hypnotise Chooks (four of his books sold more than 100,000 copies). He also joined the speaking circuit, sharing his memories of sport and the media. He is still a regular speaker.
For five years he has been involved with a production house called the bhive Group, which provides "digital engagement" such as QR code gateways and mobile messaging. One of his partners is former TV weather presenter Rob Gell.
After an injury, Walker was told by a doctor to stop running and realised he was putting on weight. After a trip to Egypt with Kerry, he stopped drinking.
"I was going to be bigger than Merv [Hughes] when we got back, seriously," he says. "I thought, 'Geez, you've got to take responsibility a bit for what's happening'. So I had a good hard look at myself in the mirror and thought, 'How can I change this?'. Not very good at diets, so I thought, 'I could take alcohol out and probably ramp up a bit more exercise'. So I did.
"I thought it would be reasonably difficult to give up drinking … but I just stopped. It's an occupational hazard in the speaking business because you're out at night and you get topped up and you wouldn't know how many you'd had." He lost 10 kilograms.
Walker has five children, three boys from his first marriage – Tristan, 37, Keegan, 35, and Shelden, 33 – and two daughters from his second: Alexandra, 23, and Isabella, 17.
What do the children think of dad? "I think it was tough early on," he says.
"No one likes the idea of divorce or separation." And having a famous dad brought some added pressures. "Can you imagine what it might have been like? Rough enough that your dad might have been a good sportsman."
He talks of the pressures children of achieving parents can face. "Dad played football and cricket for Tasmania. Guys would come into the pub and say, 'Son, if you were half as good as your old man you'd be a champion'. As a young kid that used to really irritate me."
He still loves public speaking, the chance to share stories with different crowds. "I love reinvention, ideas. To get to speak to all sorts of groups."
Walker is a truly cheerful person, positive, enthusiastic, always glass half-full. He says his mantra is "imagination + association = possibility". He goes for long walks and stops at a favourite café in Malvern to write notes and draw in his notebook. He calls this moment in his day "the fourth dimension", the chance to reflect and download.
It's no wonder Walker succeeded in the media and speaking circuit: he's got such natural warmth. He's a man of many parts with a huge respect for the past but an even larger appetite for the future.


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Pterygoid bone Anat., a bone which corresponds to the inner plate of the pterygoid process of the human skull, but which, in all vertebrates below mammals, is not connected with the posterior nares, but serves to connect the palatine bones with the point of suspension of the lower jaw. -- Pterygoid process Anat., a process projecting downward from either side of the sphenoid bone, in man divided into two plates, an inner and an outer. The posterior nares pass through the space, called the pterygoid fossa, between the processes.
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Polly Parrot - Wakeup Polly
Polly Parrot
- Wakeup Polly Parrot, Wakeup...thud - There he moved. He's not dead, he's pining.
Puny Pronghorn
Puny Pronghorn
Precocious Penguin
Precocious Penguin (Prophetic, Poetic, Productive or Progressive work for me, too)
I'm going to just call it "Precocious" as if I didnt get the memo.
Postdoctorate Ptarmigan.
Also, where's the love for Pretend Pegasus?
Pervasive Penguin
It were extremely hard to
It were extremely hard to vote, they are all very funny... HAIL LINUX!
phuking phlat
phuking phlat
12.04 name
Primeval Primate !!!!!
Paranoid Panther
Paranoid Panther
Prescient Prawn
Prescient Prawn
Waiting for "R"
I wasn't that concerned with 12.04, but if the schedule holds, 13.04 "R" will be released on my birthday. I'm hoping (although rather doubt it) that the animal in question that release is "raccoon", which is my favorite animal (note the raccoon in my avatar).
Laugh at life or life will laugh at you.
Pink Pussy ;-)
Pink Pussy ;-)
More Proper...
Pissed-off Peacock
Passed-away Pig
Poultry Penguin
Painted Pigeon
repeat... GNOME3/Unity interface sucks.
Good one!
Good one!
Pink Panther
Pink Panther
If someone was going to use "perverted" should have combined it to make "Perverted Pig" hehehe.
I'm surprised nobody is using some powerful animals like Panther or Puma.
What about Poignant Porcupine?
Pubic Panda
Pubic Panda
palatable parakeet
palatable parakeet
Pugnatious Porcupine
Pugnatious Porcupine
Ponderous Possum
Pow! :)
Posthumous Platypus
Posthumous Platypus
pretentious puffer
pretentious puffer
Precise Pangolin
Precise Pangolin