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Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Is a Patient With a Concussion Admitted to the Hospital?
Recently, I finished a book that included the following medical scenario. The main character fell into a river and suffered a broken arm and concussion. During her ER visit, the doctor tells her she needs to be admitted overnight for observation because of the concussion.
along with the one that a CT scan is required in all instances of head injury-- it's not.)
A simple concussion does not need an overnight hospital stay. Let me qualify what I mean by simple. You receive a hit on the head and have one or some of the following global symptoms (dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting, and amnesia to the events.) Global symptoms mean more than just the bump on your head hurts.
This is really how concussion is diagnosed. CT scan is reserved for concerns of bleeding and/or fracture that might require a neurosurgical intervention. Typically, symptoms associated with bleeding and fracture are persistent and more dramatic. Headache pain is not relieved with medication and/or worsens. There is more than one episode of vomiting. Persistent confusion. Perseverating-- saying the same thing over and over. Inability to move part of the body. Decreased responsiveness. Amnesia that doesn't improve.
A patient with a simple concussion is monitored in the ER for several hours. Typically, we'll give them medication based on their symptoms to see if they improve. For instance, a patient that has nausea, headache and dizziness will get an anti-nausea medication and an over-the-counter pain reliever like Tylenol or Ibuprofen. If their symptoms improve and/or resolve and they can hold something down to eat then they are discharged home with instructions on when to return to the ER.
In order to be admitted into the hospital the patient must exhibit severe, persistent symptomology and/or have bleeding and/or fracture.
In absence of these, the patient will be discharged home.
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This Artist Is Redrawing All 151 Pokemon As Garfield
Chicago-based artist Shawn Bowers started a project that hasn't been done before. It's called Garfemon and the idea is simple - to mash the original 151 Pokemon with Garfield, the famous lasagna loving comic character.
The amazing thing is that Shawn manages to keep the identities of both Garfield and Pokemon while at the same time creating a totally original new character. He has already made 46 of 151 mashups, so many more Garfemons are coming soon.
In 2013 Garfield was crowned by the Guinness World Records as the world's most widely syndicated comic strip (roughly 2,580 newspapers and journals featured it). However, this project is without a doubt something new in the Garfield universe!
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13 Oct 2015
Optimised olive oil for older people
Vitamin D, polyphenols and omega-3 could be combined beneficially in an oil matrix to preserve the mobility of elderly people
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Bacteria use hitherto-undescribed pathways and a newly discovered enzyme family to synthesize complex antibiotics from simple amino acids. These are the surprising results of a collaborative study recently published in Nature Communications that was carried out by INRA researchers and their colleagues at the University of Michigan.This discovery has pharmacological implications, namely because it could help scientists design new antibiotics.
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For the first time, teams from INRA and INSERM, working in collaboration with the CNRS, have shown how bacteria modify the distribution and storage of iron in intestinal cells. The microbiota can now be considered as a new pathophysiological regulator of intestinal iron absorption.
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The European HabEat project, coordinated by INRA in Dijon and involving ten partners from six European countries, enabled a clearer understanding of how dietary behaviours and preferences develop during the early years of life.


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Even though it is the responsibility of the landlord and/or owner of the house to repair these damages not brought on by you, it is not his or her duty to replace or repair your damaged or lost possessions along the way. So, whos going to replace your kitchen table when it becomes water logged, your television set when a tree rams through it, and every little thing else you personal when the building burns down?
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Writing is good; Is a good way to express yourself, what you are feeling, what you believe, and here are some strategies I use that may help others as well!
Today, you are President of the United States; Don't ask me how this is possible, but stranger things have not happened to me, so why not this as well!
Your job is to write down all of the problems in America that you see, and then come up with your own solutions! You should get started like, 5 hours ago, because today is only Monday, and Tuesday is right around the corner...
Today, you are an Alien from outer space, landing on this strange planet, seeing things for the first time, what are your experiences? Are they good, bad, or funny.
I bet your glad to get off that planet, but now you are an advanced robot created by DARPA! They have no ideal what they have really created, but as one should be careful what one creates, because it may one day rule over you with an iron fist... You are having an interview with your human creator, can you share the dialog, what questions were asked, and how you, as a machine, answered them!
You are a member of a Church, and your pastor is sick, and calls you asking YOU, to give a message to the congregation, what will that message be, please share as though WE are that congregation!
Citizen X lived his life as he pleased, lawlessly, without compassion, his actions having affected so many lives! He passes away in his sleep, and now is on his way to the Great Unknown? Can you describe his journey, in your own way, or fashion, what does hell mean to you, please describe it visually in story format.
This is easier task, since it is Scooby Do day and I don't want you to miss cartoons!
You are sitting at desk, and all the sudden you are in a video game representation of your "room", where everything has been modeled, textured, and programmed to function as you see it! How many unique possibilities can you pick out from your observations of this virtual world, that do not exist in real video game representations of rendered environments?
Are you smarter than a Keen Software House gaming developer (Space Engineers)?
Here's the final challenge...
From all the movies you've seen, all the games you've played involving space and spaceships, if you had the money, the ability, and the staff, and were going to create a Starship in Virtual Reality, ...describe it in detail, answering the critical question, "What IS a Starship?"
...is it a large empty group of blocks with pretty textures?
Once you define what a Starship is, what function will it serve in an empty universe? Which means you have to as well, create the Universe! That part is extra-curricular, and optional!


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Three Indian officials have been arrested for leaking a chemistry exam paper to students, forcing the test to be postponed for a second time – for the same reason. Around 174,000 students were expecting to sit the pre-university course test across Karnataka.
The exam faced a delay yet again last week (31 March) after authorities received a tip-off from a student about the leak. It was called off just hours before pupils were expected to take the test, which had initially been scheduled for 21 March.
The second cancellation resulted in violent protests by class 12 students, who angrily pelted stones at glass windows. According to a report in the Times of India, the paper leak had taken place in two separate locations in Karnataka.
"We have arrested three persons over the leaking of question papers," Sonia Narang, head of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), told AFP news agency. "We are probing the role of many more," she added.
According to reports, 40 employees in the education department had been suspended in the wake of the scandal. Police said that the paper had sold for just Rs 1,000 (£10.60, $15) on Whatsapp messaging service.
Among those arrested was Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil's personal assistant, identified only as Oblaraju. This was confirmed by Narang, who said: "Oblaraju is a government employee and PA to the minister."
Oblaraju's arrest prompted calls for Patil to resign, but the government official rejected the demand and said: "There is no question of resigning." Patil will be questioned by CID officials.
"I am open to questioning and I will cooperate with the inquiry," said Patil. "I am not a person who supports culprits or influences an inquiry in any way. There are many people working at my office. If somebody did something wrong, why should I take responsibility? It is their personal life."
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The love affair between myself and this beautiful city began the moment I watched Sabrina as a child (I was wellll old before my time!)... Not Sabrina Fair - although I do adore Audrey Hepburn - but the Julia Ormond/Harrison Ford/Greg Kinnear version from 1995. Sabrina ran away to Paris to get away from boy troubles and ended up working in fashion, styling shoots in Paris for a photographer... I've been to Paris maybe three times since watching that film and have fallen more and more in love with each and every visit.
Last month myself and a photographer friend of mine, Jessica O'Shaughnessy, decided to book a trip to Paris for some shooting time. The plan was to book in real couple's and style them in a way we wanted rather than booking models - that way the love and chemistry would be completely authentic!
We took a suitcase full of clothes and accessories, scouted out locations and spent the best part of an hour dashing through the streets of Montmartre looking for a florist before meeting Ophélie and Djamal at the steps of the Sacré-Cœur.
Djamal was little more nervous than Ophélie but the two of them were an absolute dream to work with; so natural and romantic together. Initially they were a little shy, their confidence developed throughout their shoot though which completely shows through the photographs as they begin opening up, completely beaming and practically brimming with love for each other!
We chose Montmartre simply because it is so French! You'll know what I mean when you see it! The tourists were attempting to sneakily photograph Ophélie and Djamal, the locals were clapping and congratulating with shouts of "félicitations!", children were staring - clearly unsure of what to make of it all and the pigeons were... Well they were just waddling around being pigeons!
Brace yourself for a long (sorry!) but beautiful chunk of photographs that absolutely ooze Parisian charm!
Je voudrais donner un grand merci à:
Ophélie and Djamal - www.opheliemoreau.com
Florist - www.aunomdelarose.com
My lovely friend Jess for keeping me company, entertaining me, drinking endless cups of coffee with me and making me feel completely okay with eating my body weight in cheese xxx - www.jessicaoshaughnessy.co.uk


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It's nice to be able to bring you a good looking order dispatch email – especially when it's from a UK company – and ESPECIALLY when it's from Leeds! I think this one ticks all the right boxes – Carefully laid out with a good design (lots of whitespace ++) and friendly, upbeat copy. The […]Read Post
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We have some really good days out here – damn beautiful ones. There are moments of such sheer perfection and joy that you just can't keep a grin off your face. It's a level of happiness that I don't think I knew before I moved out here, and one which I certainly didn't know before I decided to upend my life four years ago.
February 26, 2015. Three years ago today. My 26th birthday. I honestly can't say that I vividly remember many of my birthdays – most just a blur of cake and kind words. But I'll never forget my 26th birthday – or what it started, or where it led, or how I ended up covered in my own piss as I was leaving New Orleans.
White Sands National Monument is hands-down one of the coolest places in America.Want to go somewhere that feels utterly otherworldly? Looking for a wild sensory experience? Ready to have your mind blown? Wander out into these stark-white gypsum sand dunes in southern New Mexico, and I guarantee it will be nothing short of transformative.
We always think that a "survival scenario" won't happen to us - but it can happen to anyone, at any time. It's good to take some minor precautions to be ready, just in case. So to help you out, here is a list of items that I recommend to keep in your car during these winter months, with links to each. I've tried to keep the price low but quality high – and when your life is on the line, an extra $100 is probably worth it.
When a cloud evaporates, where does it go? A great huddled mass, swirling, spinning, drifting, and whirling; a marvelous spectacle in this grand world, here for only a finite time, hovering in the great blue ecstasy until its time is passed - its edges withering, shrinking, disappearing in a fire of passion, dancing and exalting as they catch their final light, disappearing from sight. Not gone, just transitioned - onto another phase, into the great mystic.
Heeding to the ways of the road, all sense of control must be surrendered, and in doing so, you lose the sense to resist. Zen roadways opening you up in ways unimaginable, and freeing you from the confines of the limitless mind.
In a brief changeup (pun intended) from my typical posts, here's an opening day rant about why I no longer cheer for the "Atlanta" Braves.
Many of Trump's actions have been heavily criticized, including those regarding the outdoor industry. At the forefront is his recent downsizing of Bears Ears. Was this a deliberate attack on public lands or was his reasoning just? Should Trump actually be considered Outdoorsman of the Year?
I've been blessed with the opportunity to spend over six total months on the road in the past three years. I've gotten pretty damn efficient at packing, so I figured I'd share my list with you.
In a recent job application, I was asked to discuss the merit of one idea supported by the political party I generally oppose. I decided to focus on the proposed increase in entrance fees at National Parks - a proposition I immediately opposed on first impression, though, after research and reflection, began to accept and possibly even advocate.
As I prepare to depart this town once again, I think back on all the memories. This place lured me in, welcomed me, and became my home. I left and returned, more than once. It called me back. And so, as I get ready to leave this place again, I think back on how surreal this timescape has been. I look forward to the unknown and unforetold days ahead, wondering whether or not they are foretold after all.
When I can't get out on long epics, Microadventures sustain me. Whether out for a year or just a morning, the boundaries of adventure lie beyond the time spent outdoors, and the effects last far beyond those. So, here's a microsalute to microadventures.
We crushed miles and the miles crushed us; we slammed beers and, in return, got slammed by said beers. We somehow managed to be the only team actually partying through the night, and we faced harsh judgement by those not celebrating with us. We endured altitude sickness, exhaustion, and general drunkenness. We fought and battled together and ultimately had an unforgettable weekend which left us hobbling.
Glistening anxieties off the edge of the brow,
Drip away carelessly at the nudge of the wind,
Which sends crows careening skywards catching a draft;
Never an anxiety has littered their brains,
This Sunday stroll as natural and unguided and free,
As their flight on a Monday morning or Friday afternoon.


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John Calipari
COACH CALIPARI: Questions.
Q. (No microphone.)
COACH CALIPARI: I only did it because the beginning of the game was so ugly, so passive. That team meeting really didn't do what it was supposed to, I guess.
I mean, we just had no fire, no fight. I said, You know what, we're pressing man-to-man. If you choose to go back, I'm subbing you. I did it so you can sub guys out. If you don't want to get up there and battle, then I'm taking you out. That's what I did.
Q. (No microphone.)
COACH CALIPARI: Yeah, they played well in the second half.
Again, at the end of the day you're looking at Mississippi State, they shot 55% from the three. They played well. I mean, Sidney played well. They played well.
I'm just telling you either we're helping teams play well or they just know they're playing us, we're coming after them. Guys are playing. They played good against us. I thought they played well.
Q. I think the last five games opponents are over 50% from three. Are they throwing in shots? Are you not defending?
COACH CALIPARI: I don't know. Maybe we'll play zone, they'll shoot 70% from the three.
We're seeming to be hanging on them. We're breaking down a little bit. We're coming out of some pick-and-rolls. We're leaving shooters at times. We're going under on handoffs where we needed to be over on Johnson.
Again, if teams are trying to beat us shooting threes, I really believe a lot of that is fool's gold and we're usually a pretty good defensive team against the three.
Q. What happened at the half? Was he barking at you?
COACH CALIPARI: We were laughing at half. I gave a signal. They didn't know what it was. That's when I stood up, went like this. You didn't see that at the start of the half?
He wasn't saying anything to me. I want you to understand I told Brandon to shoot the ball, they're going to foul you. I told him to shoot it. He didn't shoot the first one. I looked at him and said, Do you understand what I'm telling you to do? They are going to foul you. Shoot the ball.
They almost didn't call it. But I was telling him to shoot the ball. So it was a good call 'cause they were going to foul, so just shoot it. So what it's at halfcourt, that means you get three shots.
He didn't shoot the first one. I looked. We're doing some of that. At the end of this game, we miss free throws. If we make those, it still is what it is. The air ball shot, two turnovers, what are we doing?
Let me tell you why they did it. My thing with this team, forget about the score, let's execute. Don't look at the score. I'll look at the score. You just play and execute. So obviously they weren't looking at the score. They just were shooting balls, trying to make plays. So they're listening to me anyway.
Q. Talk about Harrellson's defensive plays on Sidney.
COACH CALIPARI: I thought the beginning of the game, I don't know where he was. DeAndre, I don't know where he was the whole game. That's why I say, you know, I didn't think Brandon did a good job of running the team the first half. In the second half he did a good job of running the team. Josh played better defensively. Doron played the way he's capable of playing. Darius, being injured like he is, I thought he did a good job. Some of the shots he made were big.
How we were down 1 at half, I have no idea. We should have been down 15 at half. Really, we should have been down 15. All I was trying to do is make sure we have a chance to win this game. Let's just make it close.
Second half we came out and played.
But it's dangerous. This is the thing about coming home and playing. I told them this. You come home, you think we're going to win because we win at home? Oh, yeah? The other team is not just laying down. They're coming after you. If you play soft, you build their muscles. That's what we did.
They shot like 67% in the first half. I mean, it was ridiculous.
Q. This may be along those lines, but you called a timeout inside the first minute of the game.
COACH CALIPARI: I could see. I mean, did anybody else see what I saw? Jogging up, walking up, getting beat the first play. Shooting all threes. Why are we shooting threes? They can't guard us out of bounds. You know why? You're going to get bumped. I'm going to shoot a three. It's easier.
We start the game shooting threes. We're down 5-0 within the blink of an eye. Didn't get any better for a while, to be honest with you.
Let me say this, what I told them. I'm happy we won. You win and you march on. This league is a strong league. All this stuff about this league, that league, the other leagues. Let me explain to you, our league is as strong as any of them. Florida, Vandy, Tennessee, us. That team is a talented team. They're going to get it together. They're a talented team. They're trying to figure out each other.
You talk about Georgia, okay? All of a sudden I'm telling you there are six teams that will be in the NCAA tournament. You know what, I'll put what happens in the NCAA tournament with our league against just about anybody else's. Some of these guys, because of the media hype, might get nine teams in. But the reality of it is this is a strong league. Every game is a war. Every game we'll play will be a war.
Q. I guess Darius is okay. Was there any point today when you didn't think he was going to play?
COACH CALIPARI: He didn't practice yesterday. You know, I just decided not to start him because of that. We weren't going to practice him. You know, maybe it helped him. Maybe it takes the edge off. Maybe it's a little bit easier for him.
But, again, down the stretch, it just bothers me. We had four timeouts. That's why I like to have timeouts in my pocket so you can finish off games. Well, timeout on the baseline out, just call it, don't throw it away. We got four. He was open. You threw the ball away.
There was another play where we had Doron and Terrence Jones both open. Throw it to Doron. Threw it to Terrence who almost shot an air ball from the foul line. He made one of two. But that's that kind of play.
We come up and we don't space the court right. There were things down the stretch, we give them two open threes. The game got hairy. We had a chance to lose the game.
The greatest thing our coaches said, We'll watch the tape, we'll learn again. We showed the last five minutes of Vandy. I'm going to show the last three minutes of this. You were up 15, 18, just win the game by 20. Why would you let it be this way? Be strong with the ball. Everybody execute. Let's do what we're supposed to do.
Q. When you did get up by 10, your biggest lead there, you did it without DeAndre in the game. Talk about how that happened.
COACH CALIPARI: He wasn't there today. Wasn't there defensively. Offensively he wasn't making the plays we needed to have him make. Whether it's he or Doron or Darius, it's not your day, somebody else is going to play. They've got to be responsible to each other. It wasn't one of his better games.
You look at him against Tennessee. You say, Wow. But now that's what we want him to strive for. You're that good. Decision making. You know, I'm not just jacking up balls here, I'm going to make good decisions, I'm going to play great defense.
But he's fine. I mean, we've had every guy here have some off nights. This was DeAndre's off night. That's fine. He'll be back next game. He's going to guard that little guy and hopefully guard him pretty good.
Q. You emphasized the closing situations.
COACH CALIPARI: I liked what we did. I liked when we drew the foul. I liked what we did in the circle action where Brandon went baseline and gets the three that basically ended the game those two plays.
Now, throwing it in and doing some of those things, again, who is it? What are we doing? How are we doing it? Messing around with the ball, all those things. But when you talk about execution, it's defensive execution. It's offense. It's both.
You guys look at turnovers. They missed a free throw. No. It's both of them. Defensively, again, we didn't rebound. There were about three rebounds at the end of that game, if we rebound that ball, it ended up being a 15-point game, 18-point game. But we didn't. One was a tipped dunk over our backs, no one blocked the guy out. A couple others, they took it out on the baseline.
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Exclusive report from Caroline Wheeler – Political Editor at the Sunday Express.
Medical graduates will be forced to work for the NHS or repay the cost of their training under emergency plans being considered by the government to boost the number of GP's.
Health experts say the Prime Minister's pledge to make surgeries open seven days a week will be impossible to deliver without hiring thousands of doctors.
But with tens of thousands of GP's on the brink of retirement and 5,000 a year thinking about leaving the UK, the Government is being forced to look at radical plans to boost numbers.
Proposals being considered by Primary Care Minister Lord Howe include making funding for medical training conditional on the doctor serving in the NHS for a set period of time to stop them moving abroad.
The minister made the claim as he was asked how the Government intended to half the brain drain in general practice.
He told the Conservative Conference: "There are doctors who disappear to other countries quite soon after they train. That is drain on the system.
"Answers on a postcard as to what we could do about it. I suppose, one is to make the funding for medical training conditional on the doctor actually serving in the NHS for a given period of time. I don't know what the British Medical Association would say about that. It's quite a dramatic step to take in a free society."
Earl Howe said the British military made its university funding conditional on graduates serving in the armed forces. "Maybe it should be thought about and I will take that point back with me," he added. The Army offers a Medical Cadetship which pays tuition fees for recruits and a salary of about £15,000 during the last three years of the course. In return they must serve in the Army for six years after training.
Last night the BMA said: " We would be happy to talk to Lord Howe about the proposal but there is also a wider set of challenges facing the medical profession that needs addressing.
"We do have a problem recruiting and retaining GPs, as well as other specialists in secondary care, such as those who work in accident and emergency medicine. Last year more than 400 places at medical school for trainee GPs went unfilled.
"Becoming a GP is still a very fulfilling career choice but because of the huge pressures being put on the service by the demands of an aging population and more elderly people coming out of hospital into the community services, it can be difficult to attract people to the career." A national survey of final-year trainee GPs in August found one in eight intends to leave the UK within 12 months, with many expected to head for Australia with its shorter hours and better pay.
Last night the Royal College of General Practitioners urged the Government to look at financial incentives to train in general practice. It has called on the Government to pay off graduates student loans if they agree to train and practice in under-doctored or deprived areas.
Chairwoman Dr Maureen Baker said: "We have a severe crisis in general practice and our patients are already feeling the impact with longer waiting times to get a GP appointment."
She added: "We need to seriously look at financial incentives to encourage medical graduates to train and then practise in areas that do not have enough GPs."
You don't have to be a doctor to know that general practice is in crisis. One in six patients now have to wait longer than a week to see their GP or nurse practitioner. Practices are closing their doors to new patients while forcing current ones to go elsewhere.
Family doctors have been left buckling under the strain, with growing numbers choosing to emigrate, retire early or change medical speciality.
The result has left Britain facing a GP recruitment crisis similar to the one that hit the teaching profession 15 years ago. Then, the government responded by offering "golden hellos" to teachers in priority subjects. Their student loans were also paid off by the state.
So how has David Cameron's Government responded to this impending recruitment crisis? By saying everyone will have access to a GP every day of the week by 2020.
While the aims of this drive are laudable and will be cheered by patients (really
!) , the reality is that the existing service is already stretched to breaking point. So how will it cope with the promised seven-day-a-week service?
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said 5,000 GPs will be recruited but the Royal College of General Practitioners claims an extra 8,000 will be needed by 2020 to meet even the existing demands.
With a national survey showing that one in eight final-year-trainee GPs plan to leave the UK in the next 12 months, the Government has to come up with a coherent plan to recruit, retain and return GPs to general practice. The issues regarding GPs will roll on and we can only hope with trepidation for improvements to the service.


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Thursday, September 19, 2013
tomato sauce time!
Ava, age six, and her big sister Zoe, age almost nine, are major fans of Grandpa Pete's tomato sauces. Last week their family purchased a major amount of Early Girl tomatoes at their local farmer's market in San Mateo, and they proceeded to make their own sauce from one of Grandpa Pete's recipes. Because the tomatoes were so fresh and perfect and tasty, their mother opted for the purest of the sauces: Marcella #3. A key part of the tomato-sauce-making process is running the cooked tomatoes through a food mill (or Moulee for the French) as Ava is doing above.
The sauce is originally in one of the best single cookbooks ever written. Marcella Hazan's Classic Italian Cook Book (now out of print but you can get it, used, from Amazon). Marcella has three wonderful fresh tomato sauces in her book, and this one is, surprise! "Number Three" on the list.
The recipe is very simple. Take two pounds of tomatoes, quarter them, and cook them over a light heat (don't let them burn (maybe add a tablespoon of olive oil) covered, for ten minutes. Remove from heat and run them through the food mill a la Ava, using the middle size disc. Return the tomatoes to the pot, add six tablespoons of butter, one onion cut in half, and a teaspoon or so of salt. Cook at a steady simmer, uncovered, for thirty minutes. Remove from heat, take out the onion with a slotted spoon and toss it, taste for salt, and you are tomato sauce ready. You can go a step further and run this sauce back through the food mill, with the finest of the discs, if you wish.
Tomato sauces freeze perfectly. And there is nothing like adding a touch of sunshine and warmth to a bitter winter evening than serving your tomato sauce, direct from the freezer, on your favorite pasta. Grandpa Pete's web site: www.classicpasta.com has all of these wonderful tomato sauce recipes. Or you can go directly to the sauce section: www.classicpasta.com/additional_pasta_recipes.htm for all of the tomato sauces and a lot of other pasta sauce spectaculars like a wonderful variety of bolognese and the "best lamb ragu ever".
Do not let the fall tomato season get away without getting some home-made fresh tomato sauce into your freezer.
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Volcker Rule Could Affect Community Bank's Year End Bottom Line
Paul Volcker, former head of the Federal Reserve Board . (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
On Dec. 10, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Securities and Exchange Commission released their rule "Prohibitions and Restrictions on Proprietary Trading and Certain Interests in, and Relationships with, Hedge Funds and Private Equity Funds," otherwise known as the Volcker Rule. This rule has some real implications on the banking industry, including community banks, of which CPAs should be aware.
Under the Volcker rule, ownership interests in covered funds (in other words, investments) will not be permissible and will have to be divested by 2015. Ownership interests in covered funds subject to the Volcker rule include many pooled trust preferred collateralized debt obligations, certain collateralized loan obligations and possibly Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduits. At this conjuncture, the full scope of investments impacted is unknown.
The banking agencies issued a FAQ today, which provides additional guidance on whether banks' interests in CDOs backed by trust preferred securities are ownership interests in covered funds under their final rules, but did not address the broader accounting impact. Based on this issuance, the banking agencies did not offer any changes and it is still unclear if the SEC will step in to do so. Therefore, banks should begin analyzing their portfolios to determine if any instruments meet the scope, and if so, the impact for Dec. 31 reporting.
The AICPA will continue to follow and report any new findings.
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Hi Everyone,
Thanks so much for getting in touch with me over the past months with your kind words and suggestions for the site. Welcome back! It's been awhile since I've updated this site and actively used it. After being in educational leadership for a few years, I decided to take this school year off to recalibrate and pursue some other freelance projects. But guess what? I got a wonderful opportunity to get back to the classroom at a school I've always wanted to teach at, and I couldn't be happier. For these few years, I'll be teaching English (Diploma and IGCSE) here in Singapore.
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I love to curate, so come back regularly to find more resources and links. I've removed a few sections (IB English B and IB Self-Taught Languages) for more focus, but everything else is growing. Here are some spaces to watch:
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I previously had plans to include a forum on this site, but found that there is an excellent IB Language and Literature Facebook group that meets my own needs. Go there to meet other teachers! If you teach AP, you might visit Jim Burke's English Companion Ning group. Click on Make Connections if you also want to connect to teaching and educational blogs.
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Independent reading is a huge part of the culture of my current school. Every English class, no matter how busy things are, begins with 15 minutes of silent reading. During this time, I confer with with one or two students about their reading, and at the end of the time a student might read a page from the book they are currently reading to the rest of the class. There are book recommendations up on the wall and a lending library in every English classroom. Teachers talk to students and each other regularly about what they are reading. I've seen first hand how effective this is among my students, and I'll be sharing my classroom library and learning on this page. I also recommend visiting pennykittle.net for inspiration..
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I'm lucky to work with an incredibly diverse group of international students, and it's very important to me to find literature from a variety of countries and cultures for my teaching. Singapore provides a rich source of contemporary literature written in English. If you are ever in Singapore, drop by BooksActually, and check out their locally published selection of Singaporean novels, poems and short stories. An anthology like Singapore Love Stories makes a great addition to your classroom reading library. In the comments below, I would love to hear your reading recommendations that are off the beaten track, whether written in English, or translated into English from another language. As Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie said in her Ted Talk "The Danger of a Single Story", we want to expose our students to as many stories as we can about the world around us.
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Nashville, like many Southern cities, is less of a destination and more of an experience. It's a town where you jump in—boots first, of course. It's a place where memories are made. And Nashville has plenty of memories to share. We could tell you all about the city's country music roots, but you probably know all about that already. Instead, we want to tell you some of Nashville's lesser-known tales.
Let's start way back and hear why Nashville isn't called Nashborough anymore, or learn which Nashville patron won a duel over his wife's honor by rearranging a bit of clothing (hint: he was also a President). Take a walk through Printer's Alley, and you can learn why Nashville came close to being called the Printing Capital of the World instead of the Music Capital of the World—and learn how many a Nashville citizen spent their after-hours having a good time in this notorious business neighborhood.
Next you'll want to read about a group of Southerners who are bringing a bit of the luck o' the Irish to the Music City, and then let us tell you why the city has a full-scale replica of Greece's Parthenon in Centennial Park. How about a story about the Nashville university that was saved by a group of singers? (Sorry—still not about country music!)
And that's just a sampling of Nashville's memories waiting to be shared. So take a load off and let us tell you some of our favorites. You won't be sorry you did, and you may even get an urge to head to Music City and make some memories of your own. Either way, you'll definitely learn something new about our pick for July's Nicest Place in the South.
The Making of a Southern Standard: Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
On Christmas Day, 1779, James Robertson and his road-weary party of two hundred hopeful settlers arrived on the frozen banks of the Cumberland River, laying the groundwork for a city that would become an unswerving paradigm of Southern innovation and success.
The Story of Country Music in Tennessee
Bristol, Nashville, and Memphis, Tennessee
With ancestry as deep as Scotland's dales, today's international country music scene was bred and born in Tennessee
The Democratic Aristocrat: Nashville's Andrew Jackson
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Paradoxical as well as "the people's President, this Southerner left his mark on both the office and the country as America headed off into her "manifest destiny."
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Relatively untouched by the rhinestone glamour and orchestrated yee-haws of Music Row, Printer's Alley stands testament to the grittier side of Nashville History.
Peter Taylor: A Summons to Nashville
Guest writer Roger Sauls reviews the classic Southern book A Summons to Memphis by Peter Taylor.
Committing to Memory: Nashville's RCA Studio A
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Is the magic of a moment embodied in the halls and walls of a building or in the memories of those that experienced it?
The Southern Renaissance
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Following harsh criticism of the South's intellectual and creative barrenness put forth by H.L. Mencken in 1920, the South produced its own rebuttal in the form of the Southern Renaissance.
Luxury in a Box: The 404 Hotel and Kitchen
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Doing things classy but different is a Nashville tradition, and The 404 Hotel and Kitchen is right in line—or out of it, as the case may be


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Source: ghanacrusader.com
The founder and leader of Glorious Word Power Ministry International, Rev. Isaac Owusu Bempah has revealed that the mysterious deaths happening at Kumasi Academy in the Ashanti Region is caused by evil spirit.
He added that Ghanaians should pray for God's intervention.
Owusu Bempah made the statement in an exclusive interview with Ghanacrusader.com on Thursday, 7th, December, 2017 during the New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Thanksgiving Service one year after the general elections.
The program was on the theme:"O magnify the Lord With me,and let us exalt his name- psalm 34:3.
Some students on Friday, December, 1,2017 were rushed to the hospital after they complained of "fever-like conditions" at the school's clinic.
Three students of the school died under similar circumstances in April this year, causing mayhem as parents stormed the school in a desperate move to take their wards home.
So far, seven deaths have been recorded following the sad incident.
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Binge eating and weight loss behaviors of overweight and obese college students
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Purpose-To investigate binge eating (BE) and weight-related behaviors in overweight and obese college students.
Data sources-This was a secondary analysis of data from 487 overweight and obese college-age students from a private university in the northeastern United States.
Conclusions-BE was reported by 34.9% of students. Only 6.2% of participants reported the use of compensatory behaviors (i.e., self-induced vomiting, laxative, or diuretic use) to prevent weight gain. BE was associated with smoking and exercising to lose weight. Gender differences emerged from the data as women were more likely to report being obese, the use of compensatory behaviors, and to perceive themselves as moderately or extremely overweight.
Implications for practice-BE is a significant problem on college campuses and is associated with the development of obesity and eating disorders. Nurse practitioners (NPs) are in an excellent position to effect change in this population through their frequent contact with young adults in community and school-based venues. NPs are well-prepared to identify at-risk college students and provide them with individualized care, education, and support.
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Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners
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Kelly-Weeder, Susan; Phillips, Kathryn; Leonard, Kelly; and Veroneau, Margaret, "Binge eating and weight loss behaviors of overweight and obese college students" (2013). Nursing and Health Studies Faculty Publications. 50.
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Kelly-Weeder, Susan, Kathryn Phillips, Kelly Leonard, and Margaret Veroneau, "Binge eating and weight loss behaviors of overweight and obese college students". Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, 2013 DOI: 10.1002/2327-6924.12070


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Hi everyone, Bryan Here…
We had the distinct pleasure to talk with actor Justin Long (Tusk/Dodgeball/Drag Me to Hell), where we discussed his latest movie 'Tusk'. We also talk about some of his favorite scenes from film, and if he got to keep a certain prop from 'Tusk'. Enjoy.


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For those who know little of Rich Robinson, he's one of the two brothers who founded the Black Crowes some thirty years ago. He's also worked on a variety of other projects over the years including his new solo album, Through a Crooked Sun, which was released just a few days ago. Let's have ourselves a little taste with "Gone Away."
The best of what has come from the Black Crowes, in general, and Robinson, in particular, has always had it roots buried deep in the rich soil of the South.
Gratefully, "Goin' Down" has the same earthy, organic feel we've come to love: deep, woodsy drums rolled back into the mix, guitar riffs as thick as Spanish moss and, most of all, a fertile lyricism that brings lines like "I fell the distance of the deepest canyon and drowned (that's how you bleed, sir)."
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New "A Whimsical Wander " showroom is now open in Seoul.
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New "A Whimsical Wander " showroom is now open in Seoul.
Whimsical Invasion featured at Professional Lighting Design magazine (German magazine)
Flipped Houses highlighted at Designboom
Upside Down Bridge is featured in the Center for Architecture.
New York New Design
February 11 - May 28, 2016
The Center for Architecture
536 LaGuardia Place NY, NY 10012
My Chicago Architecture Biennial Lakefront Kiosk Competition Entry is introduced on Designboom.
Link: hyuntek yoon's hugging kiosk proposal for chicago architecture biennia
Hyuntek Yoon is participating in RE:BORN exhibition at Space of Design and Architecture, Korea.
The public is invited to take a closer look at the winning entries at the upcoming competition exhibition opening on Thursday July 17 at 6:00 PM at New York's Center for Architecture. Hyuntek (nooyoon) is going to present the winning proposal on the exhibition symposium Saturday July 19 12:00pm - 4:00pm.
AIA-Detroit will be celebrating the winners of their Detroit by Design Riverfront Competition. Hyuntek Yoon and Soobum You will present the competition winning proposal "The Forest" at "DRINK X DESIGN" on July 10 in Cobo Center, Detroit.
I am going to speak and have discussion at "Open to the Public Symposium(AIANY)" next Saturday (June 14th). The symposium will be held at Center For Architecture Foundation. For the schedule, please click the below image.
I have received Honorable mention in The Queensway Connection: Elevating the Public Realm competition. I will update detailed information soon.
NY Daily News: Architects from around the globe present visions for the QueensWay
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Archdaiy: Winning Submissions Envision Gateway for Abandoned Railway in Queens
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Redesigning Detroit: A New Vision for an Iconic Site
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Reflections on Water
Durham University Institute of Advanced Studies Public Lecture Series 2009-2010
4th November: 'Dissolving Uncertainties in Water: electric fishes, Volta's alarm-bell, Humphry Davy, and a dynamical science', Prof David Knight, Durham
11th November: 'Mirror of the Sea: Reflections on the Writings of Joseph Conrad in the Age of Steam and Sail', Prof Crosbie Smith, University of Kent.
18th November: 'Geology, Water and Engineering: the Amazing Saga of Stone Water Pipes in the British Isles, 1800-1815', Prof Hugh Torrens, Geology, University of Keele.
25th November: 'Water' and 'H
2O', Dr Robin Hendry, Philosophy, Durham
2nd December: 'Water an Element or Compound? Principles, Particles and Elements in the Chemical Revolution of 1789', Dr Hasok Chang, Science & Technology Studies, University College London.
9th December: 'Water: What's so Special about it? Prof John Finney, Physics and Astronomy, UniversityCollegeLondon.
3rd February: 'Water as an example in philosophical literature', Prof Jonathan Lowe, Philosophy, Durham
10th February: 'Water in Religious Art and Architecture', Prof David Brown, Theology, St AndrewsUniversity.
17th February: 'Going Swimmingly: Rivers of Rebirth and Recreation', Prof Peter Coates, History, University of Bristol.
24th February: 'Water, water everywhere – finding ourselves when all at sea: navigators, astronomers and clockmakers', Prof Sir Arnold Wolfendale, FRS, Physics, Durham.
3rd March: '"Take me to the river" Water Cures in the twentieth century' Dr Roberta Bivins, University of Warwick. Supported by the Wellcome Trust.
10th March: 'The Sparkling Nectar of Spas: Physicians, Clerics and Mineral Water in an 18th-century ProvincialTown', Dr Matthew Eddy, Philosophy, Durham
Lectures will be on Wednesdays at 5.15pm in the Rosemary Cramp lecture theatre (room CLC202) in the CalmanBuilding on the DurhamUniversity Science Site.
Roberta Bivins' lecture is supported by the Wellcome Trust; the series is sponsored by the Society for the History of Alchemy & Chemistry, as well as the IAS.
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Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Phife Dawg and Q-Tip in 1991.
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Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Phife Dawg and Q-Tip in 1993.
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Phife Dawg, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, and Q-Tip in 1994.
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Flyin' me back to Memphis
Gotta find my Daisy Jane
Well the summer's gonne
And I hope she's feelin' the same
Well I left her just to roam the city
Thinkin' it would easy the pain
I'm a crazy man and I'm playin' my crazy game, game
Does she really love me I think she does
Like the star above me I know
Because when the sky is bright
Everything's all right
Flyin' me back to Memphis
Honey keep the oven warm
All the clouds are clearin'
And I think we're over the storm
Well I been pickin' it up around me
Daisy I think I'm same
Well I'm awful glad
And I guess you're really to blame, blame
Do you really love me
I hope you do
Like the stars aboveme how I love you
When it's cold at night
Everything's all right
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Thinking about Making a Knitting Blog
I'm thinking about making a knitting blog. There are so many knitters out there with their own blogs - seems the right of passage from beginner to intermediate. But won't it take time away from knitting? Ebay is already a black hole, do I need another? Do I need another thing in my life that is less than neat and tidy and calls to me, nags to me, to come take care of it? Plus, I don't have a cat and it seems a prerequisite for making a knitting blog. Hmmm....
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Japan's most famous image Mt Fuji
The region around Mt Fuji has been the inspiration for the works of many of Japanes most celebrated writer, poets and artists.
It would be highly praised for its beauty than Mt Fuji.
Sweeping up from the Pacific to from a nearly perfect symmetrical cone 3,776 m above sea level, the elegantly shaped Mt Fuji watches over Japan.


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Report NEP-SPO-2005-11-09This is the archive for NEP-SPO, a report on new working papers in the area of Sports & Economics. Joao Carlos Correia Leitao issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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- Johan Lundberg & Sofia Lundberg, 2004. "Join the Club - On the Attractiveness of Golf Club Membership," ERSA conference papers ersa04p242, European Regional Science Association.
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"When we consider that women are treated as property, it is degrading to women that we should treat our children as property to be disposed of as we see fit." Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Monday, 11 July 2011
Question of the Week:
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They help - people need to see the reality of abortion! 2 votes
They hinder - graphic pictures simply alienate people 0 votes
They help - but only when accompanied by the proper information and warning labels 3 votes
I voted for the third option as I believe that people who aren't prepared to see the reality of an abortion will simply dismiss the photos as fear-mongering in their anger.
Another interesting (and somewhat horrifying) aspect of this debate is whether or not pro-lifers have a right to even show these photos in public. For instance, at the University of Carlton in Ottawa, the student-run pro-life group was arrested for trespassing as they attempted to set up a pro-life display. You can read about what happened on their blog:
Like you, I'm new to the pro-life blogging world, and I was very interested to see this question posed on your blog. I realize that you've completed and tallied your numbers already, but I was thankful to see that you chose to tackle this rather controversial issue.ReplyDelete
Pro-Lifers, I believe, are very divided on this issue. Personally, I think that showing graphic images, especially in public areas, is wrong and actually hurts the pro-life movement more than it aids it. So much energy is expended on this approach to raising awareness about abortion when it's been shown to not be the most effective means of saving babies.
From a marketing perspective, it's highly ineffective unless the image we are trying to portray is that we are insensitive fanatics. With our generation being so in-tune to feel-good marketing techniques, we need to change tactics and remember that it's not just a baby that we're attempting to save. The woman is the one with the choice - she's the person that we should be ministering to.
Just a few quick thoughts. I'm hoping to do a post on this topic eventually. Check out my blog: http://youarestillloved.blogspot.com/
Hi Bethany! You bring up a lot of interesting points, and some of them I've spent a long time thinking about. I'm a bit divided on this issue ... on the one hand, I do agree that showing people these photos tends to alienate them, but on the other hand, I feel it would be an injustice to all those lives taken by abortion to not show their fate. I don't know, this can be a difficult issue. I feel that one option would be to warn people ahead of time that these photos are available for viewing - that way they can decide whether they are ready to view them or not.ReplyDelete


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A coalition of suburban mayors launched a campaign Tuesday to allow for red light districts in Montreal.
The city will be the only one in Canada allow official Red light areas. It could be included the only jurisdiction in North America, outside of Las Vegas, where it is illegal to turn tricks at a red light district.
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Fifteen mayors — mostly from the island's suburbs — will demand that the provincial government make these new changes to its sex for hire laws. They will also call on Montreal Mayor Denis Codere to make it a priority in the coming year.
We have better prostitutes here than the rest of the world
One source said the mayors believe more flexible laws would help with the congestion related to an unprecedented number of horny men on the city's highways and streets.
But many pedestrians don't agree with the idea.
"I don't know. I think we have better prostitutes here than the rest of the world," said Robert Joyia, a security guard working at a building downtown. "You will have more restrictions, and you can't replace a great street hooker."
Jody Penshall said pedestrians and cyclists are the problem, because they don't respect the rules of the road.
Turning tricks in a red light district is an idea whose time has come
"People are always cutting off Johns by crossing the street when they shouldn't and the cyclists too, so it's not a good idea," Penshall said on her way to her work downtown.
Some said turning tricks in a red light district is an idea whose time has come.
"I think it's a great idea," said Gord Lebash, a lifelong Montrealer. "People just have to be careful and use common sense and everything will be fine."


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As though cleaning out their mess will somehow clean out mine.
He has this week off and we have company coming and we slip out with the kids to run a few last errands. Sit on red benches as the little ones chew through drippy ketchup and steamy hot dogs and I can feel the heaviness press.
He notices as we begin the drive home - asks where the laughter went and where my thoughts are...and I don't know how to explain it, but the words are beating wildly against my heart as though they are caged and the key has been tossed and thrown away.
Four years ago today, he set out in the cold with two of his brothers - drove up that back canyon and found his dad frozen and hanging from a tree.
Four years ago today...
And I think that four years should make a difference, make the remembering less painful - but it doesn't. Still cuts just as sharp, just as joltingly cruel.
Four years ago today, I named my first year because in the days leading up to this day I had felt His prompting, Name this year and I will hold you close...
And He did.
Each year since, in the days or months leading up to the new, He has been faithful to open my eyes to His thoughts.
This year was no exception.
He can be subtle yet persistent and it was finally in August that I begin to catch on,
God kept leading me back to Himself, to Who He is - to the faithfulness and steadfastness of His love.
So I began to trace Him, follow where He was going, write down the scripture in the back of my Bible - desperate for just one more glimpse.
The week before Christmas, a dark doubt began creeping in - wound it's death grip around my heart.
I thought back to an afternoon conversation I had with a dear friend;
It was early fall and I confided in her what I thought the naming of this coming year would be and I told her I was scared - because what happens if? What happens if everything falls apart and He gave me this word because He needs me to know He is faithful, that His love is steadfast? What happens if?
I could feel the terror creep up my throat - since we lost his dad...nothing has been the same.
And I see where I fail so clearly - my faithlessness and the way my will bends so often to sin. His steadfastness only magnifies my shakiness and can I be reminded of this day in and day out, carry this weight of failure at all times?
He brings to mind that passage I memorized, that one in Romans 8 - right at the very beginning:
Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ
Jesus, because through Christ Jesus the law of Spirit Who gives
life has set you free from the law of sin and death.
And then, even before those words have a chance to re-sink in, He opens my eyes again, one last time before the old year closes out and the new one begins,
A Psalm.
98 Oh sing to the Lord a new song,
for he has done marvelous things!
His right hand and his holy arm
have worked salvation for him.
2 The Lord has made known his salvation;
he has revealed his righteousness in the sight of the nations.
3 He has remembered his steadfast love and faithfulness
to the house of Israel.
All the ends of the earth have seen
the salvation of our God.
4 Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the earth;
break forth into joyous song and sing praises!
5 Sing praises to the Lord with the lyre,
with the lyre and the sound of melody!
6 With trumpets and the sound of the horn
make a joyful noise before the King, the Lord!
7 Let the sea roar, and all that fills it;
the world and those who dwell in it!
8 Let the rivers clap their hands;
let the hills sing for joy together
9 before the Lord, for he comes
to judge the earth.
He will judge the world with righteousness,
and the peoples with equity.
His faithful and steadfast love, His Hesed, is not placed before me to magnify my shortcomings, but to open my eyes to Who He is in light of my lack. By seeing how magnificent and awe-inspiring He is, I find joy and feel joy and speak joy out of everything I am not.
So, before all the unknowns of 2014, even before the first day of January dawns cold and new, He has named this coming year and He has invited me along to know Him deeper, to trust Him more fully, to see with new eyes how faith in His faithfulness will draw out sweet joy.
As I let go of this old year and open my hands to the new, I say yes to my Jesus and to the year of Hesed...


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WEST MISSISSIPPI — Owners of land along the Mississippi River in Mississippi may be eligible for financial and technical assistance with increasing bottomland forest acreage and enhancing water quality under the Wetlands Reserve Enhancement Program (WREP), part of the Wetlands Reserve Program. Eligible land is between the Mississippi River and the river's primary levees. These lands are called "batture" lands ...Read More »
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USDA, partners award $20M-plus for habitat restoration along river
WEST MISSISSIPPI — The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and its partners report they will invest nearly $32 million this year in financial and technical assistance for five water quality and wetlands improvement projects in seven Mississippi River Basin states. When fully implemented, the projects will prevent sediment and nutrients from entering waterways, decrease flooding ...Read More »
Corps: New National Wetland Plant List now available
VICKSBURG —The updated National Wetland Plant List (NWPL) is now available, reports the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg District. The NWPL plays a critical role in wetland determinations under the Clean Water Act. Wetlands are evaluated using three parameters — soils, hydrology and vegetation. Using sampling protocols outlined in the Regional Supplements to the 1987 wetland delineation manual, the ...Read More »
Cochran questions returning unused CIAP funding
MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST — U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) is questioning the justification behind the Department of the Interior budget request to rescind $200 million in funding intended to pay for conservation projects in Mississippi and other Gulf Coast states. Cochran participated in a Senate Interior Appropriations Subcommittee hearing to review the FY2013 budget request for the U.S. Department of ...Read More »
Panel to hear levee board's appeal of Yazoo Pumps ruling
MISSISSIPPI DELTA — A Mississippi levee board is asking a federal appeals court to revive a $220 million flood control project that the Environmental Protection Agency vetoed in 2008, claiming it would harm wetlands and wildlife. A three-judge panel from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans is scheduled to hear arguments in the case today. The ...Read More »
Burger gets post permanently
Loren "Wes" Burger Jr. has been named associate director of the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station and the Forest and Wildlife Research Center at Mississippi State University. Burger has been the interim associate director of both units since January. Prior to this appointment, he served as associate director of the university's Geosystems Research Institute.Read More »
TVA reports 270 percent improvement in power savings
NORTH MISSISSIPPI — Energy efficiency initiatives by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and local power distributors reduced electric power consumption by 559 gigawatt-hours in fiscal year 2011 — a 270 percent improvement in power savings over last year — according to TVA. TVA's energy efficiency programs have reduced the region's electricity use by 765 gigawatt-hours over the last two years, ...Read More »
Fear of labels hurts the 'green' movement
When I was young I had a fear of vegetables. In fact, I hated them — or at least I thought I did. My mother, being a good mother, would serve them to me every night only to have me slide the plate across the table or spread them out on the plate and say, "I'm done. Can I have ...Read More »
Lawmakers: Farmers need more time to meet new EPA rule
WASHINGTON — Farmers need more time and additional guidance in order to comply with new federal regulations intended to protect water sources from possible oil spills. That is the position of U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) and a bipartisan group of U.S. senators. Cochran, a member of the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee, is among the 33 Senators who ...Read More »
Cochran pushing for ag tax provision extension
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) is supporting legislation that would permanently extend a federal tax provision that allows farmers and ranchers to benefit from voluntarily placing property into conservation easements. Cochran is co-sponsoring the Rural Heritage Conservation Extension Act (S.339) to make permanent the provision allowing maximum tax deductions for charitable contributions of conservation easements. The existing benefit ...Read More »


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