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I'm glad I went. That sounds silly to me. It was a great weekend. I met genuine people in pursuit of what I am in pursuit of also: Wholeness for myself, and help bring wholeness to others around me, all with God's help.
Here are some of the specifics:
First day we arrived my friend Lance drove us around to show us some neighborhoods in Seattle. For those you that are unfamiliar with Seattle, people refer to their neighborhood like they would refer to the burrows in New York City. So Lance gave us a fly-over of different communities. That was great to see with our own eyes. There were parks all over the city. Families were out utilizing them, while we gave them the tourist gawk. Lance also gave a quick tour of Mars Hill Church in Ballard. He helps lead worship there. That night we went to the Crab Pot Restaurant & Bar. Its one of those places that you put on a bib and open shellfish with a mallet. It sounds like a woodworker's shop with all the pounding.
I spent Friday morning interviewing at Mars Hill Graduate School [MHGS from now on]. Jen enjoyed Pike's Place Market. Specifically she found a French Bakery that she enjoyed a chocolate croissant, a cafe au lait and a vampire book. The interview was the most non-interview-interview I've ever experienced. It was a discussion for 2 hours. The prospectives broke into smaller groups and were facilitated by faculty. The format was refreshing. I was a little bummed that we agreed more with each other than not. It was still an enjoyable and encouraging experience. All the interview groups met back together to debrief before lunch. In the afternoon we heard from a panel of students from various walks of life about what they do to create community. MHGS is a commuter school so it takes effort to be connected outside of class. After that we heard from Founding President Dr. Dan Allender. 50 minutes was not enough of hearing from him. We then took a tour of the building. We followed the tour up with dinner in the city with a current student and other perspective students. Then we went back to chill at Lance's crib.
Saturday was another informative and inspiring day. We started things off with waffles at MHGS. I went from some organic, really gooey peanut butter on mine. Yes I had some from too Mom. This morning there were 3 alumnae from each of the degrees represented. It was wonderfully daunting to hear their experiences and how their live's were transformed.
We were free to explore the city in the afternoon. Jen shared Pike's Market with me. I know where I'll be Christmas shopping in years to come. We saw the crazy and fun fishermen from Pike Place Fish Market. They yelled out orders in unison, and made fish heads move to scare people. We ate at Beecher's Handmade Cheese with some other perspective students. I went with the Mariachi Mac & Cheese and Jen went with the Tomato & Basil grilled Cheese sandwich. After lunch we went to get some coffee and downtime at Stumptown Coffee Roasters. Great coffee. The secret is that its roasted on location. Jen read while I wrote in my Moleskine journal. I really needed time to process all this life change ahead.
Saturday night we enjoyed dinner with current MHGS students in one of their homes. It was wonderful to share parts of our stories and have a meal together. The listened to our pain, worries, and what we longed for. We didn't want to leave. We did because of our early flight.
Here it is. I went out to find "my people." I found what I hoped I'd find. MHGS is a community of the most genuine people I've ever met. I want to be fully self aware so I can be fully present with others. This is the only place that I've found that holds personal transformation as high as the mental exercise learning concepts and clinical schools of thought. I think it's the only place that can help me become who God has been leading me to be for 15 years. Its that man that can do the kind of ministry God wants me to do. So if I'm accepted we'll go. I should hear in December.
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244 Moselle Court San Jose, CA 95119
$825,000 | Sold
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Incredible opportunity to own a beautifully remodeled home with open floor plan next to foothills. New sunny kitchen has large window and slider out to backyard. It features gorgeous shaker cabinets, granite counters, recessed lighting & an opening looking into the living room. Bathroom is brand new with decorator tile, new fixtures, vanity, recessed lighting and LVT flooring. There is a spacious and sunny family room, too, that could easily be converted to Mstr suite. See photos for bid. New laminate floors, carpet, baseboards, doors, interior paint and light fixtures. Roof, gutters & downspouts installed in 2012. Furnace/AC and extra attic insulation in 2014. Electrical panel was replaced in 2008. The home also has dual pane windows. Numerous mature fruit trees: apple, lemon,orange, tangerine,apricot, cherry,peach, pear & pomegranate. Close to shopping and freeways. Room for expansion (buyer to verify). Amazing price for a really, really great home.Check out the comps in the area.
- Bedrooms
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- Bathrooms
- 1
- Year Built
- 1970
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- Single Family Home
- List Date
- Aug 7, 2018
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The area has a work hard/play hard ethos that translates into innumerable leisure time activities. From taking in a high-energy San Jose Sharks game, shopping on Santana Row, or strolling the streets of any of the region's thriving downtowns, residents and visitors can find countless ways to unwind. And close proximity to the attractions of San Francisco to the north and beach lounging to the south make it an ideally central location. Santa Clara County is a unique combination of intellect, opportunity, and ideal living, and this true synergy of creativity and commerce keep the region constantly pushing forward.
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Pending home sales increased across the country last month, and activity in the South had a lot to do with it.According to a report from the National Association of Realtors, the nationwide Pending Home Sales Index surged 12.4 percent in July from a year earlier to a mark of 101.7. An index above 100 indicates conditions are similar to those experienced prior to the housing market collapse."While the month-to-month movement has been uneven, more importantly we now have 15 consecutive months of year-over-year gains in contract activity," said NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun.Out of all four regions, the South posted some of the biggest month-over-month and annual gains. Pending home sales in the region increased 5.2 percent in July from the previous month and 15.6 percent from a year earlier to an index of 111.7 – the highest in the nation.Houston real estate may have played a major role in the region's success. Specifically, the metro area has maintained a foreclosure rate well below the national average during recent months. According to RealtyTrac, last month just one in every 1,007 Houston properties were in some stage of the foreclosure process, compared to one in every 686 across the country. Real Estate News brought to you by 2M Realty, a true expert in the online real estate market.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
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I sense a bit of discontent in that addition. But I do not fear because I know the inspiration will sweep over you again. Sometimes, LIFE just gets in the way, that's all!ReplyDelete
My sweet Emmyrooski...we are human, and as such, subject to "dry spells"...take heart: yours is only a few days old! The problem lies wherein it becomes months and even years; I do not see that happening with you. Sweet life is just around the corner, my sweet niece; I feel certain! I absolutely cannot wait to see what is waiting for you there. LOVE YOU FROM AUNT CATHYReplyDelete
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So I'm sitting here in a Cafe in Squamish. Just thinking to myself, bare feet dancing to a rhythm in my head on the cold stone floor. The mist creeps slowly swathing the green foothills of the mountains in an ethereal mysteriousness.
A zypher drifts through the open door cool and fresh against my face. Unreasonably joyful, right now, right here.


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George T Stagg
Distiller: Buffalo Trace
What does the distiller say: "Straight out of the barrel, uncut and unfiltered, the taste is powerful, flavorful and intense. Open it up with a few drops of water, sit back and ponder the wonders of the universe."
Proof: 128.2
Age: 15 Years (or so we've been told)
Year: 2013
Color: ( 92 )
Deep, burnt orange
Nose: ( 91 / 100 )
Nutty, like roasted pecans, with vanilla and butterscotch
Taste: ( 91 / 100 )
The front reveals mild oak with elements of sweet vanilla and caramel. Heat rises on the mid-palate carrying the sweet elements to the roof of the mouth where they linger into the finish.
Finish: ( 90 / 100 )
Heat fades a little as the savory notes are further revealed in a finish of moderate duration.
Overall Rating: ( 91 / 100 ) Buy (Stagg is still Stagg!)
The nose is worthy of the Stagg moniker, but we would have liked a longer duration on the finish. The front palate flavors are worthy of the Antique Collection series, but the mid-palate is the star as those sweeter elements collect at the roof of the mouth, a truly unique experience. Overall, much like its proof, the 2013 George T. Stagg is a great whiskey, but falls just short of the epic 2012 bottling.
Distiller: Buffalo Trace
What does the distiller say:
Uncut and unfiltered, this robust bourbon whiskey ages for nearly a decade and boasts the bold character that is reminiscent of [George T. Stagg] himself.
Proof: 134.40
Age: 8 Years
Year: 2013
Color: Very Deep Amber
Nose: 91/100
Floral with strong overtones of sweet vanilla. The high proof does not translate to overpowering alcohol as might be expected. A few drops of water adds to the sweetness.
Taste: 89/100
Neat – Bold up front, as the proof would suggest, followed by caramel and a lot of vanilla mixing on the mid-palate. The mouth feel was noticeably thin and showed its relative youth just a little.
With Water – A few drops of water and the flavor opened up a little providing slightly more sweetness and depth of flavor.
Finish: 86/100
Neat – The finish was mild and, as anticipated by the thin mouth feel, faded more quickly than we like.
With Water – The finish changed dramatically, actually adding to the duration, a welcome surprise.
Overall Rating: 89/100 (Recommended)
Recommended, especially if you like the higher proof bourbons. It has been produced as a more accessible version of the older and nearly unattainable George T. Stagg. At roughly $50 retail, we find this bourbon to perform its role admirably.
As the tournament comes to a head, we thought it was appropriate to repost our 'Sweet 16 of American Whiskey'. We know there are a great many fine bourbons that did not make this list, and we look forward to hearing your views on the ones that did and/or did not make it… and remember:
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2018-03-09 / Commentary
Don't skimp on the shrimp
I'm just saying...
This past weekend, my husband Marty decided he wanted to make one of his signature dishes, Beaufort Stew. For the uninitiated, Beaufort Stew, also called Frogmore Stew and Low Country Boil, consists of shrimp, potatoes, corn, onions, sausage, and sometimes crab legs. It's all cooked together with special spices and seasoning, and it's delicious!


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Increased demand and employee growth caused MIR to move to larger premises in Odense, writes tv2fyn on their website.
Companies flock to the new Start-up environment in Odense
The bustle prevails in TakeOff, the new start-up environment at Science park in Odense, and more companies would like to join the start-up environment.
TAKEOFF: Startup companies exceed the limits at Syddanske Forskerparker
Office space for one year and the availability of counselling, sparring and possible investment if you want to start your own business is so popular an offer that Syddanske Forskerparker now expands with yet another "take-off" startup department.
Technology for play and learning – and for inclusion
How are technologies used in practice? At the Children Care Centre, Lillelunden, in Odense the Fitlight technology is used, to get more physical activity and movement into the children's everyday life, the technology help children to develop social relationships, understand the concept of rules and train their motor co-ordination.
Increasing demand for a free startup environment – TakeOff
The offer is for everyone with a new business idea and expands to new departments in Sønderborg and Kolding.
The new robot innovation facility of Danish Technological Institute in Science Park Odense has been inaugurated
Visit from the Mayor, over 300 prominent guests, a pair of high cheers and a fire breathing smoked fresh cheese robot. The day had it all, as the Danish Technological Institute (DTI) inaugurated the new robot innovation facility.


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Transitioning to no-till crop production from traditional methods of production is an excellent way for farmers to save fuel and labor costs associated with planting their crops.
Penn State Cooperative Extension and the Bedford County Conservation District are partnering locally through a grant funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to help farmers make this transition. The title of the program is Park the Plow for Profit.
Park the Plow for Profit will provide financial and technical assistance to help guide farmers through the transition to continuous no-till production. Farmers who participate need to commit to keeping enrolled fields in continuous no-till production for at least three years. They will work with a technical adviser to develop a no-till transition plan for the enrolled acreage.
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Car Accident Lawyer Dexter, MO
Fighting for your Rights after you've been injured in a Car Accident
When you've been injured in a car accident, you may need help getting the medical care that you need to fully recover from your injuries. You shouldn't have to worry about fighting your insurance company for the care you need, or worrying about whether you're going to get the financial recovery you deserve for the car accident. Unfortunately, insurance companies are out to protect their bottom dollar, not your health. If your insurance company won't help, and the person who caused the accident refuses to cooperate, you need experienced and aggressive help. Gary Burger and the Dexter Car Accident Lawyers of Burger Law know how to hold insurance companies and negligent individuals accountable for their actions, and will fight for your rights.
You should be focused on your health, not the difficulties of your claim. You need to focus on healing from your injuries, and getting back to the way your life was before the accident. Our Car Accident Lawyers in Dexter have a exceptional history of success in fighting for the rights and recoveries of our car accident clients. When you've decided to seek our qualified and experienced car accident lawyers in Dexter to pursue your claim, you are siding with a team that will fight for 100% of your rights and recoveries, not just for a quick settlement.
When you're prepared to have an exceptional team fight for your rights during your car accident claim, call or contact our Car Accident Attorneys in Dexter. With our Car Accident Law Firm, you aren't charged any fees unless we successfully win your claim, and we always fight to ensure our clients get 100% of the recovery they need. Don't settle for less than you deserve!
Car Accident Lawyer Dexter – Car Accident Facts
Car Accidents in Dexter are typically caused by negligence, which can almost always be proven. Our Car Accident Lawyers in Dexter know the facts for each type of accident, and use proven methods to substantiate car accident claims for their clients. Here are several facts regarding traffic accidents:
- Circumstances Involving Car Accidents – According to the Missouri Highway State Patrol, there are several differing types of car crashes, of which 22,474 involved speeding, 5,976 involved Alcohol, 32,763 involved younger drivers, 42,747 involved older drivers, 12,082 involved a commercial vehicle, and 2,253 involved motorcycles. For Illinois, there were a total of 324,473 accidents in 2016, with speeding accounting for 32% of crashes. 700 fatal accidents also occurred during this time period with 613 of the fatalities involving alcohol.
- More Drivers on the Road Increases % of Accidents – An increase of drivers commuting to or from work increases the chances of an accident occuring. When the recession hit in 2008-2009, millions of Americans were out of work and were subsequently not driving nearly as much. As the job market has improved, there are now more drivers on the road and this has, in turn increased the amount of accidents that Missouri and Illinois are now experiencing.
- 80% of Accidents involving teens also involved Texting – Texting and Driving is by many accounts worse than drunk driving. According to the Missouri Department of Insurance, 80% of accidents involving teen drivers were caused because of texting and driving.
- In 2014, there were 97 Fatal Accidents Involving Commercial Vehicles – Of the 2,060 accidents involving commercial accidents in 2014, 97 ended in fatalities with 109 people dying due to the accidents, and 3185 individuals being seriously injured.
- Icy Roads Contribute to more Fatalities than Other Weather Types – Annually, there are nearly 2,000 deaths caused by icy roads. This fact beats out flood fatalities, heat fatalities, and cold fatalities.
Being a diligent driver better protects you against the chance of an accident happening. Your life and your family are more important than drinking and driving or responding to any text. Your life is more important than returning any message regardless of how important it may be. If you've been injured in a car accident in Dexter, and your accident was caused due to negligent actions, call our car crash lawyers in Dexter immediately. Our Lawyers will fight for your rights every step of the way.
In rare occasions, your accident may not need the assistance of a lawyer, however, you still need to take note of everything that happened, which includes pictures, verbal statements, and any police reports. Preserving this information now will help solidify your claim later when you are using evidence to get what you are owed. If you've initially tried to take the case on by yourself but are having difficulty now, call our car wreck attorneys in Dexter immediately. We don't charge you anything unless we win your claim for you.
Car Accident Injuries – Types and Severity
Car Accidents are traumatic, violent events that can cause serious life-changing injuries. Here are a list of the most common injuries that can result from a car accident:
- Whiplash – Whiplash Injuries occurs due to a forceful jerking motion applied on the neck. This force happens when a car strikes another car or an obstacle on the road and causes the momentum of the vehicle to rapidly change. These types of injuries can lead to neck pain, back issues, spinal issues, tenderness in the shoulders, and many other medical issues.
- Concussions – Concussions, much like whiplash injuries, are caused by force and result from the brain bouncing back and forth inside the cranium. Concussions can lead to loss of motor functions, loss of memory, and can even be paralyzing.
- Broken Bones – Broken Bones are caused by either abrupt force that shatters the bone, or an amount of weight or pressure that causes the bone to bend and break. Car Accidents can easily lead to broken bones due to the force involved in the accidents. Broken Bones often take months or even in rare cases, years to heal.
- Internal Bleeding – Internal Bleeding is never immediately apparent, but can quickly cause death if not seen to immediately. Internal bleeding occurs when the organs inside your body are either punctured or rupture from the force of an accident.
- Spinal Cord Injuries – Spinal Injuries are serious injuries that can affect your mobility and the motor function of your limbs. The spinal cord allows you to control your limbs, and also allows you to walk upright without any issues. Any damage to your spine can often result in serious injuries throughout other areas of the body.
You do not have to suffer in silence, nor live with your injuries if you've been in a car accident in Dexter, you need to speak with our Car Accident Attorneys in Dexter to ensure that your case is taken care of professionally and sertiously.
Any injury sustained during a car accident should always be looked at by a trained physician. No matter how tough you may think you are, your injury could be life threatening. Once you've spoken with a doctor, contact our car accident firm in Dexter to get the recovery and financial assistance your claim deserves
Drunk Driving Accidents – Car Accident Lawyer Dexter
Dexter drunk driving claims are never victimless. Drunk driving is a reckless and negligent action that should never happen. With the advent of ridesharing apps, and the improvement of public transportation, there is absolutely no reason to drive drunk. If your accident was caused by a drunk driver, you need to speak with our Car Accident Lawyers in Dexter immediately. To ensure that the driver who caused your injuries is held fully responsible, you need to speak with our attorneys in Dexter as soon as possible.
Car Accident Lawyer in Dexter, MO – What do I do after a car accident?
Always report an accident, no matter how minor it may seem. An official record of the accident has to be taken so that the facts and reasons for the accident can be made clear. Protect your car accident claim. If you are able, take pictures of your vehicle, your injuries, the other vehicle, where they are at in the road, and anything else that can be used to substantiate your car accident claim. Once you've collected as much evidence as you can, call our Dexter car accident lawyers immediately. Speaking with our car accident firm can be the difference between winning and losing your claim.
Car Accident Lawyer Dexter – Car Accident Types
Case Results
$100,000 in Three Months – Car AccidentPicture this: it's a hot and sticky sunny day in June, you're walking down the street with your favorite soda in hand on your way back to your house. All of a sudden a car slams into another car on the street beside you, sending one of the cars onto the sidewalk and onto you. […]Continue Reading
0 to $205,000On November 16, 2014, my client was driving his vehicle southbound on South Breese Street in Waterloo, Illinois when another driver failed to stop at a stop sign and entered the intersection right in front of my client's car. The client had back injuries, and complained of back pain at the scene, stating he would […]Continue Reading
$0 to $100,000.Our client was injured the beginning of February 2016 while traveling on Graham Rd. She was traveling in the far-right lane when she slowed and stopped her vehicle for traffic ahead. The Defendant was traveling behind her and at the last minute attempted to change lanes to the far-right lane and violently collided with the […]Continue Reading
Fighting a Unique(ly) Bad Insurance CompanyOn August 27, 2015, Gary Burger tried an uninsured motorist claim for Christopher Smith and his daughter. We won the case, received the decision last week, and Unique Insurance was ordered to pay a total of $49,930.40 plus costs. There has been no payment to date and we are pursuing a bad faith claim in Illinois under 215 ILCS […]Continue Reading
November 2016 SettlementI settled a case on Thursday November 17, 2016 at mediation. We had $5,000 in paid medical and settled the case for $26,000. We also had a significant settlement in medical payment benefits and were able to get our client a fantastic recovery. But what about med pay and health insurance liens? Click here for […]Continue Reading
$5,000,000 Settlement – Father Killed by Reckless Truck DriverPersonal Injury Lawyer, Gary Burger and Burger Law represented a family of a man killed in a wreck with a tractor trailer in a wrongful death case. In the early morning hours of June 15, 2013, our client was leaving a casino and went through an intersection on a green light. A tractor trailer proceeded […]Continue Reading
Multi-Car Crash Caused by Debris from Commercial Truck – $2,000,000 SettlementThe St. Louis area personal injury attorneys at Burger Law represented a woman who swerved to dodge a piece of playground equipment that fell from a truck. As a result of the multi-car accident, she sustained serious injuries. Burger Law was able to negotiate a settlement for the full policy limits and maximize her monetary […]Continue Reading
Injured Woman Settles Highway Crash Lawsuit – $2,000,000 SettlementIn addition to the above case, you need to be creative with finding in insurance in all auto cases. We did "creative lawyering" relating to an old crash that left our client Connie Wills severely injured. In 2010, playground equipment fell from the back of a truck that was traveling ahead of her on Highway […]Continue Reading
Woman Hit by State Truck Gets Settlement – $305,000 SettlementGary represented a client who was hit by a large state-owned dump truck while driving her car. Gary got around the complex rules barring the state from issuing a settlement because of sovereign immunity. Because of his experience and expertise, Gary was able to net his client a large settlement. Click here to read a […]Continue Reading
On-Ramp Car Accident Leads to Settlement for St. Louis Man – $327,500 SettlementIn this case, Gary was able to get a large settlement for a man involved in a rear-end collision. The driver of the other car was working for a repair company. Gary was able to negotiate a large settlement with the driver's insurer and protect his client, who was without medical insurance. Click here to […]Continue Reading
Work-Related Wrongful Death Accident – $1,000,000 SettlementIn this case, a reckless driver struck and killed a tow truck driver who was helping a stranded motorist. The experienced trial attorneys at Burger Law had to litigate against an insurance policy that denied coverage because the driver was working outside of the vehicle at the time of the collision. By arguing that the […]Continue Reading
Confidential SettlementBurger Law represented William Stussey, who was struck by a car while crossing a street in Washington, Missouri. This case was somewhat challenging because it was asserted that Mr. Stussey did not cross at a street from the middle of the block. After thorough investigation and effort, we were able to overcome the obstacles and […]Continue Reading
$23,500 Jury VerdictBurger Law represented Barbara Hackworth who was injured while sitting in Waffle House eating breakfast. As she was eating, a car came through the wall of the Waffle House and knocked her off her stool. Allstate Insurance Company would not reasonably settle the case, so we incurred the cost to fly to Arkansas and depose […]Continue Reading


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In honor of today's trip to the gym, I have included the video below. Too much exercise is bad for you.
Let's Get Physical?
Tim Spivey
Dr. Tim Spivey is Lead Planter of New Vintage Church in San Diego, California. He is the author of numerous articles and one book, "Jesus: The Powerful Servant." A sought after speaker for events, Tim also serves as Adjunct Professor of Religion at Pepperdine University. Tim serves as a church consultant, and his writings are featured on ChurchLeaders.com, Church Executive magazine, Faith Village, Sermon Central, and Giving Rocket.
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This is just not a the way to drop a few pounds quick article and it isn't promoting some unhealthy weight reduction program. Some of the foods which are probably to worsen symptoms of IBS include wheat, onions, honey and fruit. This strategy progresses naturally from the eating regimen to consuming much less and changing your way of life Eat Less and Become Fitter and Healthier. Look for eating regimen recipes which use dried beans and pulses and add beans to stews and casseroles.
In closing, let me urge, not ask you politely, get a daily physical check up. Exercise frequently and learn to eat wholesome foods that are higher for you than a bag of chips. A mix of oily and white fish in the eating regimen is an alternate source of protein that reduces the danger of heart disease and heartbeat irregularities. Unlike to the typical strategy of رجÙÙin which individuals are are likely to neglect meals; they eat meals in proper time. I'm not the greatest veggie lover, Lela, although I know how important they are in a single's weight loss program. If you'll be able to think about a up to date Italian meal with out tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, corn polenta or pasta.
A dietician visited the sufferers every three months and they attended dietary training group sessions, in which they acquired detailed details about the Mediterranean and the low-fat eating regimen, and the food included in each. I've really been trying to put on weight for a while now and your site's most likely achieved the reverse of what it does for others and has instructed me some meals not to eat. Twenty years ago folks in the north ate lots of bok choy / bai cai within the winter, making up about 95% of the vegetables of their food plan. The Mediterranean food regimen encourages the consumption of fish at the least twice per week.
And in addition to the health promoting influence of the eating regimen itself, it also is about what you don't eat – the high salt, excessive fat processed weight-reduction plan that is so prevalent among Americans. Here, we discuss the constituents of the Indian eating regimen which might be similar to the Mediterranean food regimen, and consider the potential of adapting the Mediterranean diet to an Indian context.


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Anaerobic treatment is now becoming a popular treatment method for industrial wastewater, because of its e?ectiveness in treating high strength wastewater and because of its economic advantages. Developed in the Netherlands in the late seventies (1976-1980) by Prof. Gatze Lettinga - Wageningen University, UASB (Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Bed) reactor was originally used for treating wastewater from sugar refining, breweries and beverage industry, distilleries and fermentation industry, food industry, pulp and paper industry.
Anaerobic processes in the UASB Reactor
As it is showed in the figure, water is distributed from the bottom of the reactor and moves upward through a bed of sludge. The most important elements of the machine are the water distribution system, the gas-solids separator and the water outlet system.
There are 4 phases of anaerobic digestion in an UASB reactor:
- Hydrolysis: where enzymes excreted by fermentative bacteria convert complex, heavy, undissolved materials (proteins, carbohydrates, fats) into less complex, lighter, materials (aminoacids, sugars, alcohols...).
- Acidogenesis: where dissolved compounds are converted into simple compounds, (volatile fatty-acids, alcohols, lactic acid, CO2, H2, NH3, H2S ) and new cell-matter.
- Acetogenesis: where digestion products are converted into acetate, H2, CO2 and new cell-matter.
- Methanogenesis: where acetate, hydrogen plus carbonate, formate or methanol are converted into CH4, CO2 and new cell-matter.


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Ambulatory healthcare and hospitals saw biggest March gains in within the sector.
The latest employment numbers released by the federal government indicate that healthcare remains among the major industry sectors driving jobs growth.
More than 22,000 healthcare jobs were added in March, keeping roughly in line with the average number of healthcare jobs added for each of the past 12 months, according to data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Within healthcare, the largest gains were among ambulatory healthcare services (16,000 jobs) and hospitals (10,000 jobs). Nursing and residential care facilities, meanwhile, lost nearly 4,000 jobs in March.
These overall numbers are not surprising. Healthcare occupations were projected to grow by 18%, or 2.4 million jobs, from 2016 to 2026, according to BLS analysis. The strength of the healthcare sector is attributed largely to the aging U.S. population, which drives demand for services.
But this rising demand coincides also with rising healthcare spending, which is projected to grow by 5.5% each year through 2026, outpacing American spending in other sectors.


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Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Brandon D. Lukenbill graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness and basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
Lukenbill earned distinction as an honor graduate. He is the son of Dan and Janice Lukenbill of Grass Valley. The airman is a 2000 graduate of Bear River High School.
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In all the discussion concerning the current recapitalization of Canada's military, there has been a virtual silence concerning the Royal Canadian Navy's submarine capability. Silence, that is, from the government of the day. Various pundits have opined that the silence means that the submarine capability will quietly be abandoned as too expensive. The silent service will sink beneath the waves of public notice before being crushed by budgetary pressure.
When we look at conventional submarine (SSK) proliferation around the world, it is easy to see that even if Canada has doubts about submarines, they are not shared. More and more navies are acquiring SSK's and Brazil has even taken the bold step of starting a building program for domestically-produced nuclear submarines. That program is proceeding with technical and design assistance from DCNS of France. Australia has launched a program to replace the Collins-class SSK's which will reach end of life at approximately the same time as Canada's Victoria-class boats, the Royal Australian Navy has chosen a conventional variant of the DCNS Barracuda to be equipped with Air Independent Propulsion. This "Shortfin Barracuda" will be one of the most advanced conventional submarines in the world.
Before looking at whether Canada can establish a need for SSK's, an examination of the area to be patrolled is warranted. The World Ocean covers almost 70% of the Earth's surface with a surface area of approximately 361,000,000 square kilometres. Canada has the longest coastline of any nation measuring over two hundred thousand kilometres. A significant portion of Canada's immense coastline is found in the area of the Arctic Archipelago, an area where Canada has long professed both environmental and sovereignty concerns. Canada's "share" of the ocean surface, as encompassed by territorial waters and the Exclusive Economic Zone, is some 7,100,000 million square kilometres, 2% of the total ocean surface. In the Arctic, a sizeable fraction of the area is ice-covered for all or part of the year.
We should not assume that Canada's maritime interests end with that 2% though. Maritime trade means that Canada has commercial interests across the World Ocean. Military interests are equally far-flung, ranging from Canadian shores to areas as far afield as Australia. As Europe and the Pacific Rim become more important to Canada's trade, so too will Canada's interests in the oceanic trade routes increase. Canada can ill-afford to ignore what goes on either above, or below, the surface of the oceans so vital to our national interests.
To meet Canada's needs the RCN must have a submarine capacity. Without submarines, Canada cannot have the vital maritime situational awareness of who is operating in our waters. This is especially true in the vast Arctic area. The vast Arctic Archipelago spends much of the year covered in ice, and only a system that can reach under that ice can tell us what else might be operating there. The conversation about this looming capability loss, with the public, needs to start now. Canada then needs to start the process of selecting a submarine to replace the Victoria-class as it reaches end of life. We also need to decide on the number of submarines to acquire.
During the Cold War the RCN operated three Oberon-class boats, frequently as passive Anti Submarine Warfare (ASW) training aids. That was not all the boats did though, and even in that role they helped build the RCN as a premier ASW force. The Oberons were replaced by four Upholder-class boats, brought into service with the RCN as the current Victoria-class. Problem plagued in early days, they have now reached a steady-state operational capability. They are highly capable boats, providing sterling service to the country.
Of note here is the numbers, three or four boats. That fleet size is sufficient for a single coast, although the RCN does try to keep operational subs in both the Atlantic and Pacific. The numbers work against the RCN though, simple math tells us that in the High Readiness, Low Readiness and Maintenance cycle a fleet of four subs will be hard pressed to keep two subs ready for High Readiness operations at any one time. What Canada really needs is six boats, three per coast. This would all but ensure that each coast had one boat at High Readiness at all times.
There are three serious contenders for submarines suitable to Canada; The Japanese Soryu-class, the Thyssen-Krupp of Germany Type 216 and Shortfin Barracuda from DCNS of France.
Construction of the boats is unlikely to occur in Canada, but it is worthy to note that both DCNS and Thyssen-Krupp have experience in working with local shipyards on construction. Balancing cost against local jobs would be a factor in any RCN acquisition; it is an unavoidable part of all defence projects in Canada.
We need to take the next steps though, to define the required specifications for our next submarines and then to start the process of studying available options for acquisition. The process of buying new submarines won't be cheap. The alternative though is to slowly abandon the submarine capability.
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Sunday, February 10, 2013
It is the start of my 7th week of "making a new me."
When I began this life changing journey, I was scared.
Scared that I would fail...
Yet, there was also a sense of excitement.
Something felt different this time.
Finding SparkPeople, reading success stories, reading blog posts, seeing that people were fighting the same battle, I felt an expectation that I would succeed IF ONLY...
But, isn't this the way it always is?
You start out with what you are going to eat, how many days a week you are going to exercise, you write everything down, you have a PLAN!
But, after you lose a few pounds, it's not quite as exciting anymore. You are finding excuses for not exercising. You don't want to write down that you ate a half of a bag of Skittles (yep, that's my kryptonite!), you really dislike fruits and vegetables so why can't you just eat macaroni and cheese instead?
Oh snap it's like this:
I AM making a new me.
I still dislike most vegetables and fruits.
I find that if I can just get up and get started, I don't mind doing my exercises.
And, having been under the weather this week, I didn't exercise and I wasn't great on food choices although I never went over my calorie limit (okay, I don't count my skittles
I didn't get on the scale at all this week until today because I was worried that I would have gained.
I thanked God for helping me through the past week, keeping me on track, and showing me that I have made changes. Small ones, maybe. Nevertheless, I am changing.
Changing my mindset.
Changing my food choices. Although, yes, I still have cravings.
Changing my patterns.
I still suffer from depression, still have low self-esteem issues, but I am making those small daily improvements that will lead to a healthy weight and hopefully raise my self-esteem and lessen my depression. Therefore, my long term results will be staggering!
I WILL be that beautiful, sparkling woman I know is hidden inside this chubby, depressed body!
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The quote in the beginning says it all. I have horrible self esteem, and need to change the way i think and start loving myself more.
Also the cards in your picture are beautiful are they Louise Hay cards by chance? where can I get them? motivating :)
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Great blog and just the way I was feeling- I told my son- I better go online because I need some spark people inspiration
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That's the right attitude!! It's small steps!! I've been gone all week. I am feeling crummy that I have been so bad and wanted to tuck tail and run. But, I logged in and read your blog and I suddenly remember what it was that I told you weeks ago: Baby steps, baby steps, baby steps!
So, that you, for inspiring me to let go of my guilt and move on! You are doing awesome!!! I am so proud of you!! Keep up the fantastic work!!
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You are doing great! You're moving in the right direction, you know what you need to do and you're not afraid to admit when you have a tiny set back like too many skittles. :) You are so on the right track and there's no doubt in my mind you will meet your goal and just so you know. I think you are beautiful! Love you! HUGS!
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You have such a way of expressing yourself! I so relate to so much of what you share and thank you for sharing. :-)
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You ARE that beautiful, sparkling woman now! You just haven't got the right lenses with which to see her. Trust me -- I see her now!
And remember, you can't fail as long as you keep on trying.
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I can relate to your post on many levels..........I will support you however I can. Try and be kind to yourself, often us women are our own worst enemies......I have called this my Renaissance year and am trying to be gentler to myself.....It is difficult, but with the support from people on this forum we shall persevere....
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Every healthy choice tips the scales in your favor!
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The Self-Assessment Tool asks contributors to provide information in six areas about the repository: Institutional Strategy; User Requirements; Current Repository Implementation; Status of Other Relevant Systems; and Resources. Each element of each area is rated 0-4, both in terms of its current status, and its level of priority in the repository's overall strategy.
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This course is designed to be taken as a revision course for candidates wishing to take the BHS Stage 3 Care, Lunge, Ride (Dressage and/or Jump) assessment. The candidates should be regular, confident riders and be able to ride horses forward in good form. Also be able to ride effectively over show jumps up to a height of 1m (3.3ft) and over cross-country fences up to 0.91m (3ft). Candidates should be able to lunge a fit competition horse.
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One of the most controversial topics in dentistry is whether dental work is safe for pregnant women. The understanding of the importance of dental treatment, particularly preventive care, has dramatically evolved in the last few years. This article will highlight the critical role of dentistry in the everyday life of pregnant women and answer questions about the safety of dental interventions during pregnancy.
Is Having Dental Work During Pregnancy Safe?
Dental work questions are common for expecting moms. Preventive dental cleanings and annual exams during pregnancy are not only safe, but recommended. The rise in hormone levels during pregnancy can cause the gums to swell, bleed, and trap food, in turn causing increased irritation. Preventive dental work can help avoid oral infections such as gum disease. This is doubly important in view of a small study by the American Association for Dental Research which found gum disease may be linked to preterm birth.
What About Other Dental Work?
Dental work such as cavity fillings and crowns should be carried out to reduce the chance of infection. If dental work is done during pregnancy, the second trimester is ideal. Once you reach the third trimester, it may be difficult to lie on your back for an extended period of time.
The safest course of action is to postpone all unnecessary dental work until after the birth. However, sometimes emergency dental work, such as a root canal or tooth extraction, is necessary. Elective treatments, such as teeth whitening and other cosmetic procedures, should be postponed until after the birth. It is best to avoid this dental work to avoid exposing the developing baby to any risks, even if they are minimal.
What About Medications?
Currently, there are conflicting studies about possible adverse effects on the developing baby from medications used during dental work. Lidocaine is the most commonly used drug for dental anesthesia, and it crosses the placenta after administration.
If dental work is needed, the amount of anesthetic administered should be as little as possible, but still enough to make you comfortable. If you are experiencing pain, request additional numbing. When you are comfortable, the amount of stress on you and the baby is reduced. Also, the more relaxed you are, the easier it is for the anesthetic to work.
Dental work often requires antibiotics to prevent or treat infections. Antibiotics such as penicillin, amoxicillin, and clindamycin, which are generally considered safe during pregnancy, may be prescribed after your procedure.
What About X-rays?
Routine x-rays, typically taken during annual exams, can usually be postponed until after the birth. However, X-rays are necessary for many dental procedures, especially emergencies. According to the American College of Radiology, no single diagnostic x-ray has a radiation dose significant enough to cause adverse effects in a developing embryo or fetus. According to the American Dental Association, having dental X-rays during your pregnancy is considered safe with appropriate shielding.
Some women may elect to avoid dental work during the first trimester knowing this is the most vulnerable time of development. However, there is no evidence suggesting harm to the baby for those electing to visit the dentist during this time frame. If non-emergency dental work is needed during the third trimester, it is usually postponed until after the birth. This is to avoid the risk of premature labor and the discomfort caused by prolonged time lying on your back.
So, is it safe to visit your dentist while you are pregnant? For the most part, yes. Dental hygiene is critical for your health, and therefore your baby's health as well. But any non-essential work should be postponed until after the birth.References


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Swine Flu Mystery - Travel to Mexico to explore how the current swine flu outbreak began.
Taliban Rural Revolt - Hear how the Taliban gathers support from some impoverished Pakistanis.
Pontiac: End of the Road - Mark the end of an era as a famous car brand reaches the end of its road.
CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: How is a militant group claiming to be like a modern-day Robin Hood? We've got the details coming up. I'm Carl Azuz and this is CNN Student News.
First Up: Earthquake in Mexico
AZUZ: We begin in Mexico today, where residents facing a health crisis are dealing with an earthquake as well. The quake struck yesterday near the resort city of Acapulco. It measured a magnitude of 5.6, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The tremor was felt as far away as Mexico City, where people headed out of buildings and into the streets. There were no initial reports of damage or injury immediately following the earthquake.
AZUZ: You might have noticed some people in that video wearing masks. That is because of the swine flu outbreak we've reported about. Yesterday, Mexican officials confirmed that at least 20 deaths were connected to the virus. The World Health Organization says there are at least 75 confirmed cases of swine flu worldwide, including at least 40 in the U.S. The organization has raised its pandemic alert to a level four. That means that the virus is significantly capable of being transmitted between people. The U.S. government has declared a public health emergency because of the outbreak. President Obama says this is a precautionary measure.
U.S. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: We are closely monitoring the emerging cases of swine flu in the United States. This is obviously a cause for concern and requires a heightened state of alert, but it is not a cause for alarm.
AZUZ: Doctor Sanjay Gupta went to Mexico, where this outbreak began, to explore some of the questions surrounding the virus.
DR. SANJAY GUPTA, CNN CHIEF MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: Two weeks ago, Mexico City: A young woman is rushed to the hospital.
DR. ALEJANDRO MACIAS, SENIOR ADVISER, FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HEALTH: She goes to the hospital, she doesn't feel well, she's febrile, she feels short of breath, she goes to the hospital. In a very short time, she develops failure to take a good breath. We had people to put the patient in a machine.
GUPTA: A medical mystery. What no one could´ve known at that time: the patient had a brand new virus, H1N1, swine flu, and it was about to spread around the world. So, we decided to fly to Mexico City to investigate. We've arrived in Mexico City, the plane ride was sort of unremarkable, a lot of people talking about the swine flu, somewhat concerned. But as soon as we got here, there was obviously something going on here. Just take a look at all the people, a lot of people wearing masks. A lot of people have concerns, adults and children alike, very concerned about this swine flu. We are in Mexico City because we want to go to this hospital where this all started, to see if we might establish some clues as to where this is going.
And clues started to emerge. At first, it was thought to be a late season flu, but something didn't make sense to us. It wasn't the very young and the elderly that were dying, it was people mainly between the ages of 20 and 50.
MACIAS: No doubt about it, this is terrible. I mean, this is a new disease, a new virus. No people have defenses against the virus. It's not good for Mexico or for the world.
GUPTA: And there was something else: it was very contagious. Swine flu is normally spread from pigs to humans, but here it can live anywhere, and hand-to-mouth contact is the biggest concern. ATM machines, computers, all potentially holding the virus.
MACIAS: The most efficient way of transmission is your hands.
GUPTA: This doctor doesn't even bother wearing a mask, and no one seems to understand why Mexico has been so hard hit. It is a mystery which we will investigate. Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN, Mexico City.
ERIK NIVISON, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Time for the Shoutout! Which of these countries is Pakistan? If you think you know it, shout it out! Is it: A, B, C or D? You've got three seconds -- GO! On this map, Pakistan is B; the country's located between India, Iran and Afghanistan. That's your answer and that's your Shoutout!
AZUZ: U.S. Admiral Michael Mullen says he is "very alarmed" by the growing threat of extremism in Pakistan, specifically, the influence of the Taliban. This militant group says it's there to impose sharia law, a strict interpretation of Islamic law that's practiced by the group. As Ivan Watson explains, the Taliban is using that practice to gather support from local Pakistanis.
IVAN WATSON, CNN CORRESPONDENT, PAKISTAN: A father and son cutting grass to eke out a living. Mohammed Daoud and 15-year-old Feisal are illiterate and desperately poor. Their only hope to ease this burden of poverty: sharia Islamic law.
MOHAMMED DAOUD, WATER BUFFALO FARMER [TRANSLATED]: "Only rich people get justice in Pakistan," Daoud says. "We hope with sharia, life will get better."
WATSON: That is exactly what the Taliban is demanding to win the hearts and minds of tens of millions of poor Pakistanis. These are the people the militants are trying to appeal to, and they're promising them something that many Pakistanis don't have. They're promising them a sense of justice. Many Pakistanis complain they have no fair shake in this society. The Taliban say they have the answer: Islamic sharia law. Amnesty International says the Taliban have promoted themselves as a kind of Islamic Robin Hood, attacking wealthy landlords and corrupt bureaucrats, shutting down court houses, and replacing secular judges with Muslim clerics.
SAM ZARIFI, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: The Taliban move into an area. They use local existing resentments, that's for sure. They scare away some local thieves, they certainly impose very, very quick justice, very harsh justice, and initially, in some places, they are even welcomed.
WATSON: But if farmers like Babar Hussein have their way, Taliban justice means taking away freedoms from Pakistani women.
Should they be driving cars?
BABAR HUSSEIN, FARMER [TRANSLATED]: "Women should not even come out of their houses," he says. "That is against Islam."
WATSON: Music, too is against the Taliban's strict interpretation of Islam. If the Taliban's rural revolt succeeds, it will bring silence to the Pakistani countryside.
Hunger Strike
AZUZ: Following up on a story out of Iran, where American journalist Roxana Saberi is on a hunger strike. The news was confirmed by her father, who says Saberi plans to continue the protest until she's freed from jail. Saberi was convicted of espionage earlier this month and sentenced to eight years in prison. The U.S. government says Saberi is not a spy and President Obama has called for her release. Saberi is planning to appeal her conviction.
Is this Legit
NIVISON: Is this legit? The first Pontiac vehicle was introduced in the 1920s. Legit! The brand, which is part of the General Motors family, made its debut at the 1926 New York auto show.
AZUZ: By the end of next year, the brand will be gone. It's part of GM's plan to stay in business. The automaker also says it'll lay off about 23,000 workers by 2011. Many of those cuts were first announced back in February. GM says it's focusing on some of its core brands like Chevy and Cadillac. Which means for Pontiac, it's the end of era.
AZUZ: There'll be less "excitement" at General Motors. After more than 80 years, its excitement division, Pontiac, has reached the end of the road. Maker of such streamlined beauties as this 1954 Bonneville Special -- only two of these ever rolled -- the company picked up speed as a performance brand in the years that followed.
JIM ACOSTA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Just sitting in this car, you feel like you're stepping back in time.
MATT HOLTZMAN, FLEMINGS ULTIMATE GARAGE: You are.
AZUZ: But by 1979, when this TransAm bandit stalked the streets, Pontiac had reached peak power, and began a long, downhill drive. Despite selling more than 267,000 vehicles last year, and assembling such models as the smooth-lined Solstice, company sales have dropped 70% in the last three decades. And when models lose money, even classic American muscle loses its strength. So, whether it hit the road in 1929 or 2009, soon, every Pontiac will be a classic.
AZUZ: We've been getting great comments on our blog about what grade you'd give President Obama on his first 100 days in office. But we can always use more! Head to CNNStudentNews.com and keep those report cards coming! Plus, tune in to CNN tomorrow night starting at 7 p.m. eastern for coverage of the president's press conference marking this 100-day milestone.
Before We Go
AZUZ: To be honest with you, we were striking out on ideas for today's Before We Go segment until we heard Mackenzie Brown was doing the same thing! Striking out. When the 12-year-old little leaguer took the mound last week, she struck out 18 batters, all guys, making her the first female in the history of her city's little league to pitch a perfect game. Word of her skills spread fast. A few days later, Mackenzie got called up to the majors!
AZUZ: And by that we mean she got to throw out the first pitch at a Mets game. That's where we wrap up today's show. We'll take the field again tomorrow. See you then.


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The popular online video site YouTube recently awarded Rotary a nonprofit channel to boost exposure of Rotary's humanitarian mission. View all of Rotary's public service announcements on the Rotary YouTube page.
Listen to an interesting recording of a radio broadcast made by Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary, in 1933, some 28 years after the founding of the organisation. Paul Harris gave the speech at the 24th annual Rotary International Convention and it was aired around the world. There was no video of this event, so the pictures of Paul Harris and Ches Perry have been animated so to present the speeches in a visual context.


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June floated by quickly this year! Those that have worked hours after hours, days after days preparing and living out your love for Jesus at VBS this year, THANK YOU! You are amazing and God will continue to bless you as you give your talents and love for others. You are amazing and God truly blessed us with each of you and your special talents at Cook Baptist Church!
For those of you who prayed for us and the families joining us for VBS, THANK YOU! We were able to invite families at the Peach Festival by giving them the invitation for VBS and a cold bottle of water, THANK YOU! We always have lots of fun being able to give a smile, VBS invitation, and a bottle of water to families on a hot day at the Peach Festival! God is great!
We will continue to plant seeds from the opportunity God has given us as we follow up with families in our community and plan more fellowships through the year!
Don't forget, Wednesday evenings from 6:00pm-7:30pm we have Team Kid! We are learning so much!
We are also getting pumped about CentriKid Camp. It is going to be a blessing. We go July 8th-July 22nd for grades 3rd-6th!
Preteen Invasion is coming up on Aug 20th!
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On 14-07-2005 04:30, "Henri Yandell" <email@example.com> wrote: > On 7/11/05, Henri Yandell <email@example.com> wrote: > >> 2) How much of the Incubator process would apply to Commons? All of it. >> Many of >> the exit conditions are automatically passed just by being a part of >> Commons. [http://wiki.apache.org/incubator/ExitingIncubator] So you go through real quickly. I once guided MerlinDeveloper (big external package with one new developer) through incubation in a week. Just fill out the template and all the bullets (yes the community is healthy, yes the ip issues are resolved, yes the pmc wants to do this, yes yes all ok) and run the proper votes, less work than figuring out whether it should happen as part of the incubator, and you're making sure you have all your I's dotted :-) >> Please >> don't take this question as an attempt to weasel out of having to >> incubate. Heh. Incubation is something *you* do. The incubator pmc restricts itself to watching and nodding gently if possible. > To provide another example in the area of this question. > > Would we create a mailing list just for commons-csv, or would we > create a commons-incubator mailing list to be used for each component > that works its way through the incubator? Since the developers you're bringing into jakarta commons are already apache committers, and since further development discussion would occur on the commons mailing list, I wouldn't bother with worrying about setting up a PPMC or a new mailing list or anything like that. You're just going through the "IP clearing" part of incubation, jakarta can do the community aggregation within the existing jakarta commons infrastructure, you just declare that its fine and we believe you :-). Similarly with SVN, you could import into /incubator/..., then when the IP stuff is fixed you svn mv everything into j-c. Done and done, with svn history showing the correct IP clearing process. Just my 2 cents, Leo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Storylines. (n.d.). Home. Retrieved November 14, 2014, from http://www.storylines.org.nz/
Category: organisations involved in the promotion of reading and literature
Overview: Storylines are a great promoter of New Zealand children's literature. While I couldn't find any links to reviews on their website, they offer a free subscription to their quarterly newsletter and for a modest fee you can access their themed book lists. The website also provides information on their past prize winners and gives access to profiles on New Zealand authors.


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It is Memorial Weekend here in the USA, a time to remember all who have fought and died for our beautiful country.
I have made a pop up box card to honor those who have fallen and those who still fight for our freedom today. It is from Lori Whitlock and you can find them at the Silhouette Store or In Lori's Store.
I am entering this card into the following challenges:
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Thank you so much for stopping by!
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Wow!!! I love your box card. Great colors perfect guy cardReplyDelete
Thank you for entering the DL.ART THANKFUL THURSDAY challenge #205- "Boys and/or Men" or Thank you" for this challenge. Have a blessed day and a fun weekend my friend
Chriss that is a wonderful Memorial Day card. And as I write this I hear one of the jets overhead since we have an AirForce Base in town.ReplyDelete
A fabulous card. Love the design.ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend.
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This is so beautiful, Chriss!! I love the design and the sentiments!! What a perfect way to honor those who serve our country!! Love it!! Have a great weekend!! Big hugs :)ReplyDelete
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This is Wonderful Chriss! MY son is in the Marine's and I try to remind him how proud I am of him every chance I get! LOVE the design! Have a great day! :)ReplyDelete
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Your box card is just fabulous Chriss! Great design in honor of our soldiers who continue to fight for our freedom. Love this!ReplyDelete
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On the premiere episode of "Love & Hip Hop New York" Season 3 Yandy Smith and her longtime boo Mandeecees Harris celebrated their baby shower at Tian Restaurant in Harlem. Yandy was pretty and glowing in a $368 Tadashi Shoji Sleeveless Illusion-Detail Gown and Giuseppe Zanotti heels. The floor skimming ivory gown is crafted in stretch jersey fabric with sheer tulle insets and features a boat neckline, sheer illusion stripes at the yoke and hem, and a subtle mermaid skirt.
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Heat the olive oil over medium heat in a skillet and saute the onion until it begins to caramelize. Add the broccoli and saute until tender. Remove from heat and set aside.
In a large saucepan, melt the butter over medium-high heat and add the garlic, onion, and bay leaf. In another small saucepot, heat the milk. Saute the onion until it becomes translucent, then deglaze pan with the white wine, and cook for a few minutes to let most of the wine evaporate, then turn the heat to medium-low. Whisk the Parmesan into the hot milk, then gradually whisk into the onion mixture. In a small bowl, create a slurry by whisking a small amount of water into the cornstarch. Add this to the sauce to thicken it. Simmer for 15 minutes, stirring frequently. Remove saucepan from heat, season sauce, to taste, with white pepper, and salt if needed. Remove and discard bay leaf. Immediately put a sheet of plastic wrap on top of the sauce to prevent a skin from forming, and keep in a warm place.
Season the salmon with salt and pepper and slice lengthwise into 3/4-inch wide strips. Roll the strips into a spiral, secure with a skewer, and place on a baking sheet. Set aside briefly.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
In a food processor blend shrimp, egg whites, salt and pepper to a paste. Spread some of this mixture evenly onto each of the salmon spirals, then spray with spray butter. Place in the oven, and bake until the fish flakes and the shrimp crusts a golden brown, about 8 to 10 minutes. Remove from oven and let rest.
While the salmon/shrimp spirals are in the oven, prepare the plates. Toss the onion, broccoli mixture with enough of the sauce to coat. Spoon some of this mixture into the center of each serving plate. Top with a salmon/shrimp spiral, then drizzle with sauce and garnish with dill.
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The genomic organization of fabaviruses is similar to that of comoviruses. Similar to comoviruses, RNA-2 encodes two overlapping polyproteins with the N-terminal protein playing a role in the replication of RNA-2 and the overlapping movement protein being synthesized through initiation at the second AUG codon (Lin et al., 2014). The movement protein was also confirmed to be a structural component of the tubular structures that traverse the cell wall (Liu et al., 2011) (Figure 3.Secoviridae). The cleavage of polyproteins is presumed to be similar to that of comoviruses but this has not been investigated in detail. Fabaviruses have wide host ranges among dicotyledonous plants and some families of monocotyledonous plants. Symptoms are ringspots, mottling, mosaic, distortion, wilting and apical necrosis. In nature, fabaviruses are transmitted by aphids in a non-persistent manner.
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Special Education 5th-7th Grades
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"Everything you need to know about me..."
I was born and raised in White Hall and graduated from North Greene High School in 1988. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Illinois College in 1992. In 2009, I went back to college and got my Post-Baccalaureate Degree in Elementary Education, followed by my Masters of Science Degree in Special Education. I previously taught K-6th grade Special Education in Waverly School District.
I currently live in Waverly with my husband and 2 boys, who are in 7th and 5th grade at Waverly Elementary School. We spend our free time attending the boys' baseball and football games, camping at Pine Lakes in Pittsfield, and traveling to new destinations for our vacations.
I have successfully survived the first week of school and I am LOVING meeting all of my new students! I have such a great group of kiddos and I can't wait to dig into the curriculum with them. We will be reading some fun novels together and working on projects that expand on the learning opportunities in them. Social Studies for 5th graders will include learning about the history of America, from Colonial Days until the Civil War. My 6th grade Social Studies students will be learning about world history, including Egypt and early civilizations. In Math, the students will be continuing their learning process in the Touch Math program, with a lot of hands-on activities and projects. For Science, my kiddos will work together to learn new aspects of the scientific process and discover fascinating facts and information about Earth.
I am so excited to be a part of the Winchester School District team! I look forward to working with your kiddos and learning with them! Please feel free to email or call me if you have any concerns or questions about your child.
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rice, asiago cheese, chicken broth, garlic, sausage, madeira, olive oil, onions, mushrooms, shiitake mushroom
At the restaurant, this dish is served as a starter. It would also make a great main course for four.
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Offer a hearty Cabernet Sauvignon with this impressive prime rib.


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There are several styles trending this summer in hair; but one that has caught my attention is the slicked back wet look. Variations of this style hit the runways hard for spring/summer 2012 collections. Initially, I was a little turned off by some of the more severely sleeked and wet looking styles. While there are definitely those who can pull off an extreme wet look, I would like to focus on some slightly more subdued ways that this trend can inspire everyday wearable styles. So here are some do's and don't's to guide you…
1. Over-do it by using too much product (such as gel or oil). This can make your hair look greasy and/or be unflattering.
1. Use a light gel, oil, or balm.
2. Tousle the hair for a beachy, messy look.
3. Lightly blow dry or air dry your hair when trying to achieve a stylish, wet-look with some volume.
4. Try slicking some hair back on top and leaving hair down around your face as seen in the picture below. I think that this is a great way to pull off this trend: high-sheen and a slightly damp appearance (that doesn't look drenched).
5. Play with texture. Beachy waves and volume are great for summer. The varying textures and sheen create added interest.
6. Try sleeking your hair back into a very polished pony or braid.


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Article I just read.
The beginning of the article:
BANGKOK – Thailand's ousted prime minister called for a revolution Sunday after rioting erupted in the capital, with protesters commandeering public buses and swarming triumphantly over military vehicles in unchecked defiance after the government declared a state of emergency.
Bands of red-shirted anti-government protesters roamed areas of Bangkok, with some furiously smashing cars carrying Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his aides and others beating up motorists who hurled insults at them.
At least 10 intersections were occupied by the protesters, who used buses to barricade several major roads, spawning massive traffic jams. Police Gen. Vichai Sangparpai said up to 30,000 demonstrators were scattered around the city.
Ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, regarded by most of the protesters as their leader, called for a revolution and said he might return from overseas exile to lead it. [The potential return of Thaksin is what caused the protesters of the other group to take over the airports a few months ago.]


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Mundakopanishad : Chapter-2, Section-1, Mantram-4. { Cosmic form of 'Brahmam' - the 'Indweller' of all living beings }
Mundakopanishad :
Mantram- 4. { Cosmic form of 'Brahmam' - the 'Indweller' of all living beings }
Discussion - 4. "description of the Infinite in terms of the finite ........."
In Vedantham, in its own technical language, it says that the eye is presided over by the deity, the Quarters.
It is such statements that upset the Western reader and their Eastern products viz. ourselves.
When Vedantha-Sastram says that the eye is blessed by the grace of Sun, it only means that in a medium of light alone can the eyes function; so too, only in a medium of space can the sound travel and only where sounds are, can the ears function.
The entire mantram is thus the description of the Infinite in terms of the finite.
Next : Mantram-5.
To be continued ....