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Beautiful. Reminds me of something he writes in Jesus of Nazareth; he says that the "Kingdom of Heaven" or "Kingdom of God" referred to in the Gospels has three meanings, one of which is Jesus Himself, as when Our Lord said, "Behold, the Kingdom of God is suddenly upon you."
Patrick, I read Brian's article, with great interest. I've heard some responses to it, the gist being that many of the gnostic elements he identifies are not exclusive to gnositicism, and are motifs used by the Church, espeically early on. I found the responses quite convincing, though not entirely. I thought the movie was very thought-provoking, but I do think it's a mistake to let ourselves get sidetracked by lining up as pro- or anti-Noah, or any other movie. Even with something like Passion of the Christ, about which there was a lot more unanimity among Christians, I didn't like the way people were sometimes pressured into seeing it, or the way it was treated as a litmus test.
Apr. 10 at 4:49pm | See in context
Yet St. Paul has counseled: "Test everything; retain what is good."
As to the movie itself, or the Catholic 'approach' to it,
"The scandal is this: of all the Christian leaders who went to great lengths to endorse this movie (for whatever reasons: "it's a conversation starter," "at least Hollywood is doing something on the Bible," etc.), and all of the Christian leaders who panned it for "not following the Bible"…
Not one of them could identify a blatantly Gnostic subversion of the biblical story when it was right in front of their faces."
"Sympathy for the Devil", Dr. Brian Mattson
To me, the matter is simple: why do we even need to bother with something like Noah? If it is as described above, and it comes down to entertainment vs. no entertainment (of this variety), I would rather suffer with none. It is just clutter in my soul at that point. Noise.
Apr. 8 at 10:15am | See in context
Kate, thank you! If you do change your mind and see Noah, you'll enjoy it a lot more if you read Fr. Ed Fride's take on it, and Patrick Coffin's, to head off possible misunderstandings. But of course nobody has to see it--I'm even having second thoughts about writing about it, not being someone who thrives on conflict!
Apr. 6 at 4:41pm | See in context
I like this blog article. Devra makes some wonderful points about faith and art while she invites Flannery O'Connor and C. S. Lewis to the discussion table. I'm still not going to see Noah, but I am grateful to Devra for introducing me to the persona list project.
Apr. 6 at 9:43am | See in context
Wait! Don't forget that, according to von Hildebrand, there's an even more important sense of good than "beneficial", there's "valuable".
Marriage is just pleasant; it isn't just good for us; it's good in-itself.
The distinction between "beneficial goods" and "intrinsic value" is one of von Hildebrand's most basic and important contributions to the perennial philosophy.
Carry on.
Mar. 26 at 3:57am | See in context
Kate, you are correct, God does exist outside time. God, uncreated and eternal existed before time. Your mangled explanation,like mine, is due to trying to explain the supernatural in the language of the natural. We do have free will and God does know the past,present and future of all our actions. God created time and all the laws of the universe. Everything within the universe is knowable and explainable. Nothing can be known of that which is outside the universe. Explaining that which is Divine is therefore mangled.
Alice v H. taught me the meaning of "good". Good can mean "pleasurable" or "beneficial". Many people define marriage as good,meaning pleasurable. In the long history of marriage; the institution has always been defined as beneficial. I believe there is a serious intentional corruption of the definitions of words like marriage, love, family,person, man, women, life... God/god. Words that were ez to define are now very complected. The confusion is everywhere. To combat this we must live the good life with the understanding that good means beneficial. We need to think less short term self-interest and more long term best interest for all.
Mar. 25 at 6:33pm | See in context
In terms of the science of marriage I do think the concept of work is needed to balance the idea of falling in love. One of the problems I have with DvH's science of marital love is the seeming absence of the necessity of this dimension. But as is so accurately noted, even with the best of intentions on both sides Gordian knots slip in.
Mar. 25 at 9:05am | See in context
When you're open about a topic like this—share a personal experience, or just (like Simcha) demonstrate awareness and empathy for a particular kind of suffering and situation—the candor and openness you reap in private is beautiful and heartbreaking.
Mar. 23 at 1:51pm | See in context
One thing I wish that young woman understood is how much pain her naivete must cause couples whose marriages are struggling, or spouses who were betrayed.
In the last year, while someone close to me is going through divorce, my eyes have been opened to a lot of suffering marriages.
In many cases, we are speaking of couples who were full of the same kind of hope and confidence that she has when they started out.
There is an ineradicable tragic dimension to human life.
Mar. 23 at 12:59pm | See in context
Katie, this is the first I've heard of that particular prayer of St. Philip Neri, and I love it! I think fear and trembling is exactly the attitude we need to have about our own weakness and need for God, and that mercy is rooted in a deep awareness of our own capacity for sin.
What it reminds me of is something a little different--the utopianism of the liberal project of the twentieth century, when the presumption was that 'education' could cure all ills. Surely, if people *know* better, they will *do* better, right? And while to whom much is given, much is expected, our sins and failures are probably as often due to lack of vigilance as to ignorance.
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On Friday, Sept. 21, area residents gathered for a celebration to designate the 100th anniversary of the Clay County Courthouse, and the 150th anniversary of the county itself.
A plaque commemorating both dates was dedicated by Clay County Commission Chairman Leo Powell, which was followed by comments regarding local history by Jim Wilson and Judge Arthur Rusch.
"We're glad that we have this courthouse, and I would like to compliment the present county commission and all their predecessors for doing such a wonderful job of preserving it and keeping it the way it should be," said Wilson, who represented the Clay County Historical Preservation Committee.
Rusch agreed, adding that the building is "one of the nicest little courthouses in the state."
"It's also been well-maintained by the county commissioners," he said. "In contrast, Yankton's courthouse was built in the same era, in 1905, but was not as well-built originally and not well-maintained by the county. It's been torn down now."
The courthouse located in Elk Point that was built in 1898 met a similar fate, he said.
The building was designed by Omaha architect Lloyd Willis, and the cornerstone was laid in June 1912.
Construction was completed in April 1913, Rusch said.
"The date (of the presentation) was picked to celebrate the birthday of the courthouse kind of midway while it was still under construction," he said.
The total cost of the project was approximately $95,000, an amount Rusch said would never be viable today with the marble, mosaic tile, light fixtures, ornate railings and woodwork featured in the completed building.
"Obviously, it would be a pretty expensive proposition," he said.
During the ceremony, Wilson unveiled a book that explores these features, as well as the history of the building. Free copies were distributed to all interested attendees.
"The book is primarily an article by Judge Rusch, some additional research by myself and the architect, a lot of help on pictures from Tom Thaden and really beautiful present-day photographs of the interior and exterior," Wilson said.
Wilson called these photographs "remarkable, because they show you things you normally would just walk on by. People who are in the courthouse all the time have been looking at the book and saying, 'Wow, I didn't notice that before.'
"The nicest historic room in the courthouse other than the courtroom is the men's bathroom on the first floor," Wilson added with a laugh. "It's really nice. It is well-preserved. I guess only half the audience can go look at it."
Rusch said he was happy to be involved with the project, as he has long held an interest in courthouses, going so far as to visit and photograph many of the courthouses throughout South Dakota.
He started that project 25 years ago and hopes to publish a book about it next year, he said.
"This building is of particular interest to me," he said.
Part of that interest stems from the fact that the very first court session was held in the Dakota Territory was held in Vermillion on Aug. 6, 1861, Rusch said.
While he added that he is unsure where the hearing was held, he thinks it might have been in a store on Broadway Street.
The first building officially designated as a courthouse was located above Jensen's Drug Store on Broadway.
"They rented a hall, and in that hall they could have public meetings and trials," Rusch said.
The second courthouse was built on what is now Court Street, in the location of the current post office, he said.
"That courthouse is unique as far as any other courthouse I've been able to find records of anywhere because as far as I know, that's the first courthouse – or the only courthouse – where a university was started (inside)," Rusch said. "Old Main was under construction, so the first classes couldn't be held there."
As a result, classes for the University of Dakota – as USD was then called – were held in the courthouse.
The current facility was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1983.
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It was that way for about five years. My ex-wife told me I was drinking too much. My girlfriend who has been with me two years now said the same. I knew they were right, but it felt really good.
Some definitions might have put me in the category of "alcoholic." Even now I'm not sure of that, but it was certainly the most I have ever experienced physical and mental addiction. Physical in that it sent my mind and body into a mellow place after a long day of work. Mental in that it gave me something to do while I watched TV or ate dinner. In both senses, it was very comforting.
Nonetheless, about six months ago I decided it was time to cut back. Not quit, mind you, just drink less. I'm not a quitter.
The best way to change my ways was to simply not have my beloved bourbon in the house. Since most of my time is spent at home or the office and there is no alcohol at the office (I'm no Lou Grant), I figured I'd be safe. I satisfied my sweet tooth and need to have a beverage in my hand by drinking flavored beer, and now I am down to one or two each night, sometimes none at all. Like I said, I'm not a quitter but it's an improvement.
All this effort was also a show of support for my girlfriend, who is working really hard to quit smoking. She has been at it for three weeks and is doing a great job. She has been using some cheap cigars to get over the habit of the motions, and the other day when she had her first cigarette in two weeks she said it tasted disgusting. I'm sure in no time she will get over smoking entirely.
These things put addiction in my mind to begin with, but on Friday I heard a man talk who paid a hefty price for his addiction. If you missed Saturday's issue of the Tribune, I'm talking about Gruen Von Behrens. He is 32, one year younger than myself, and had his jaw and part of his tongue removed at age 17 because of chewing tobacco. Today, after 15 years and 33 surgeries that left him alive but with a disfigured face, Von Behrens said he still craves tobacco every day.
While I considered my skirmish with alcohol to be minor, this comment shed some new light for me on how addictive some substances can be. For me it was simply a matter of changing some habits. Real addiction will make a person want something that will kill them. They say tobacco is more addictive than heroin or cocaine. The Washoe County Health Department's web page www.gethealthywashoe.com says the average smoker takes eight times to kick the habit for good. My girlfriend is on number six or seven. The site also says just considering quitting causes major stress. For the quitter and the boyfriend, as I've learned. Many people are unable to quit the first time, the site continues, but if they keep trying they always succeed. Let's hope so.
My approach with anything — alcohol, tobacco, food, reality TV — is moderation. We all have to die of something and it makes life more fun to enjoy a few vices, but there's no point in letting our vices kill us prematurely or painfully. No doubt if I had been through what Von Behrens has, my approach would be one of total abstinence, which is the only sure prevention for a problem. If one has to pick an extreme, abstinence is certainly preferable to the alternative.
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These pages are packed with fun facts about the Lalaloopsy friends
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Arrange a stellar day of play with these printable Lalaloopsy invites
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Piece together these scenes from Lalaloopsy Land
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If you own a 2nd or 3rd generation Apple TV and you've been experiencing problems with it or it just doesn't seem to do anything at all, you can restore it in iTunes in pretty much the same way you can any other iPhone, iPad, or iPod. Recently, Apple pulled the Apple TV 6.0 software update after reports of it bricking user's Apple TV's started trickling in. If that's something you went through, the only way to get it back in working order is to restore it using iTunes.
Here's how:
That's all there is to it. Go ahead and set up your Apple TV with your television again and make sure it's functioning properly again.
If you're still having problems after a restore to factory settings, our iMore forums are a great place to ask questions and get lots of help from other users. Be sure you check them out or drop a comment below.
I could never get it to work without the power cable plugged into the AppleTV...
Edit to add: Apple has released the update once again... no issues when I updated.
When I had to do it a few days ago, I did so sans-power adapter.
On what in sure is an unrelated note, once I was done with the entire expletive deleting process and had signed back into Netflix, etc, the Apple TV told me that there was an update available.
I wasn't about to risk it so I left it as-is.
Apple says that you don't need the power cable for the Apple TV 2 (I didn't for mine), but you do need power for the Apple TV 3. I can't confirm, but that's what Apple's support doc says.
Aha... I have an 3rd generation model... that's why... :)
I will confirm, 3rd gen requires power cable, 2nd gen does not.
Have both here, and procedure is different for both.
Just what does it mean when it says all media on the device will be erased? I thought there isn't really anything stored in the Apple TV itself on the 2nd and 3rd gen versions, other than settings to connect to other things. (I just use mine to stream movies from an iMac in our home on the same local network.)
There isn't any... standard iTunes warning before a restore...
That's pretty much it....just the settings. I had to re-authorize my HBO GO app, WIFI settings, etc. after restoring my 3rd Gen Apple TV. I'm glad that I found the post about this because I thought I broke my Apple TV when I updated it!
Apple has made the update for AppleTV available once again...
I read with interest this post.
Unfortunately trying to update my apple tv 3 to 6.0 it bricked and does not appear in itunes when I connect it with the mice usb and power cable. Just blinking rapidly all the time.
Clicking the remote buttons - trying to put it in DFU mode did not help either .
Any advice ?? Please Help !!!
This is so messed up on so many levels. I have had all of the ATV's and most recently with the 3rd gen I have seen nothing but problems. YouTube sync issues, wireless vs ethernet issues after updates and most recently this bricked nonsense. I am disheartened by Apples Tech Quality Assurance team. Just really angry, this last update I just installed equated in a bricked ATV3. I get the black screen but can hear the clicking sounds.
Knowing that Apple expects me to run this through my PC via AIT just to restore it back to new, then reset my accounts...again...I'd rather put XMB on my ATV2 or take my Roku out of storage.
Really disappointed in Apple. They wont be able to ride on the success of their name for long if they keep putting out junk updates. Grrrr.


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Margaret Saal Blatner, MBA '79, J.D. '80 passed away in January 2013 after a short illness.
Jane Johnson M.A. '81, Oct. 22, 2013. Mary Jane Johnson, known fondly by all as "Jane," passed from this world on October 22, 2013, at the age of 89, with her loving children Thomas R. Johnson of Stockton, and Deidre L. Johnson of Sacramento by her side. She survived major abdominal surgery in July, but succumbed to complications. Jane is also survived by her grandchildren Aaron J. Johnson of Seattle, Washington; and Jillian Q. Johnson of Petaluma, California; along with Jane's sisters Jeanne Jankovsky of Montana, Rosemary Meskiel of Florida; and her brothers Don Scarmuzzi of Ohio, and Joe Scarmuzzi of Florida. Jane was preceded in death by her husband of 62 years, Quentin L. Johnson; and her brother Gerald J. Scarmuzzi of Ohio. Jane was born in Niles, Ohio in December 1923, and graduated in 1944 from St. Elizabeth's Hospital School of Nursing in Youngstown. She served as a nurse in the United States Army for two years, and, in 1947, married Quentin, a career Army officer who fought in both World War II and the Korean War and received many injuries and medals. As a military officer's wife, Jane cared for her family in various locations including Colorado, Georgia, Japan and Germany. Upon Quentin's disability retirement in 1959, the family moved to Santa Clara, California, where Jane returned to work as a registered nurse at a hospital and then at Pacific Bell (now AT&T). With Pac Bell's assistance, Jane pursued a higher education and obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from the College of Notre Dame in Belmont in 1978, becoming an employee assistance counselor. Jane then secured her Master of Arts degree in counseling from Santa Clara University 1n 1981. Throughout her career, Jane listened to people suffering from a wide range of personal problems, and was well respected for her dedication and uplifting attitude. In 1985, she retired, continued as a consultant in Santa Clara County, and then moved to Sun City West in Arizona. In 1996, Jane and Quentin moved to Stockton to be nearer to their children and grandchildren. Following Quentin's passing in 2009, Jane resided in an independent living apartment at the O'Connor Woods retirement community, where she sang in the choir, was an avid bridge player, enjoyed good books, and was an outgoing, social member of the community. As well, Jane was a dedicated member of the international Philanthropic Educational Organization (PEO), promoting the educational advancement of women, and St Anne Episcopal Church. Jane embraced an exuberant outlook on life and emphasized enjoying each day.
Albert A. Agresti, S.J. M.Div. '79, ThM '81 December 13, 2013 in Lebanon, N.H. Al was born in Boston, Mass., on Aug. 5th, 1949, the son of Michael and Evelyn Sera Agresti. The family home was in Quincy and Al attended local schools there, graduating from North Quincy High School. He studied history at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and when he received his B.A. degree, in 1971, he entered the novitiate of the New England Province, St. Andrew House, on Newbury Street in Boston. After first vows, in 1973, he did collegian studies at Boston College, earning an M.A. in philosophy. He spent a year as a regent, teaching English at the Cranwell School, Lenox, Mass., in 1974-75. From 1975 to 1979 he studied theology at JSTB, Berkeley, Calif., interrupting his studies there for 18 months of Clinical Pastoral Education at Bon Secours Hospital in Methuen, Mass. He was a campus minister at the University of San Francisco from 1979 to 1981 and was ordained to the priesthood at the College of the Holy Cross, in 1980. From 1981 to 1986 he studied counseling psychology at Ohio State. With his doctorate in hand, he taught psychology at several universities: Boston College, Loyola University Chicago, the University of San Francisco, and San Jose State University. He was associate dean at St. Louis University and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Creighton University. From 2005 to 2007, he engaged in retreat ministry, at Gloucester and then at Campion Center, including serving as director of the Renewal Center there. From 2007 to 2011, he was Catholic chaplain at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, in Lebanon, N.H. His administrative talents led to his being invited to become senior manager of operations for graduate medical education at the medical center, which is affiliated with Dartmouth Medical School. He belonged to a number of professional and scholarly associations. Quite recently, he received a diagnosis of a serious medical condition and he was making plans to step down from his position. Friends became concerned when he failed to keep appointments. He was found dead in his apartment on Friday, Dec.13. Al is survived by two brothers, Joseph Agresti (of Naples, Fla.) and Carmen Agresti (of Stoughton, Mass.); his nephews Jason, Paul, and Adam Agresti; two aunts, Enes Centofanti and Adela Contrada; and several cousins and grandnephews and grandnieces.
Rudolph G. Kraft Jr. M.A. '85 received his SCU degree in marriage, family and child counseling. The knowledge from attaining this degree assisted him as a family law attorney. He died August 10, 2011 in Walnut Creek, Calif. Born on August 4, 1929 in Philadelphia, Penn., he was raised in Longmeadow, Mass. by his late parents, Rita H. and Rudolph G. Kraft. He graduated from Classical High School, Springfield, Mass/, as well as from Cornell University and Cornell Law School. Rudolph served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War and remained in the Air Force Reserve for over 20 years. He practiced law in San Jose, Calif. until his retirement. He is survived by his wife, Lorna Gillio; his children, Rudolph Kraft III, Terence Kraft, Maggie Kraft and Kathleen Kraft. He was predeceased by a son, Paul Kraft in 2003; his stepchildren Sherril Wunder, Gregory Hurd; brothers, James Kraft of Old Chatham, N.Y. and Frank Kraft of West Suffield, Conn.; along with six grandchildren, four step-grandchildren and two step-great grandchildren.
Jerome "Jay" Raymond Martino MBA '86, 54, of Cupertino, Calif., on Nov. 27. Jay was born in Waukegan, Ill. of Florence and Ray Martino. Jay was the eldest of four, followed by Ken, Julie and Karen. He attended Waukegan High School, and received his BS in Computer Engineering from University of Illinois. Upon graduating he moved to Silicon Valley in Calif. to begin his software engineering career. Jay worked as a software engineer for 20 years at such companies as Lockheed, Nynex, and IBM. He also received an MBA from Santa Clara University. In 1986 Jay married Linda Heller MBA '87, and in 1988 they moved to Wilton, Conn., where their two lovely children, Kelley, currently in graduate school at San Francisco State University, and Dylan, currently a Junior at Sonoma State University were born. In 1994 Jay and Linda moved their family to Cupertino, Calif. Jay was a very proud and involved father, participating in Y Indian Princesses, Cub Scouts, and coaching soccer, basketball, baseball and softball. In 2000 Jay found his true calling when he received his teaching credential from Santa Clara University and began teaching 6th grade at Stevens Creek Elementary School in Cupertino. He moved to Cupertino Middle School in 2004, where he taught 6th grade math and social studies and coached softball. Along the way Jay made many lasting friendships and will be missed by many. He had a large family of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins and a special friend since high school, Scott Sunday of Libertyville, Ill., who will always love and remember him. He had a great time traveling around the world, visiting national parks, attending sporting events—including eight Olympics—and many music concerts and festivals. Jay was very active as a long distance cyclist, mountain biker, runner, skier, scuba diver, backpacker, and river rafter. Jay passed very unexpectedly, surrounded by Linda, his loving wife of 27 years, and his children Kelley and Dylan. He was preceded in death by his adored father Ray in 2002.
James Tomich M.S. '86, Aug. 15, 2013. A resident of San Jose, Jim Tomich died after a courageous battle with cancer. His family was at his side. Born Oct. 20, 1941, and raised in Sacramento, Jim went onto CSU Sacramento earning a B.S. in Electronic Engineering, an Environmental Studies Certificate from USC and an M.S., Computer Science from University of Santa Clara. In 1971, he joined the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, retiring as Supervising Air Quality Engineer in 2010. Jim and his wife Glow settled into suburban San Jose to enjoy an active lifestyle. He served as president of the BSA Owners Club of Northern California and won awards for his mortorcycle restoration excellence. In the mid-90s, Jim sponsored members of his extended family overseas seeking refuge from the war in Bosnia - a proud moment for his entire family. Jim is survived by his wife Glow-Renee, sons Tom and Mike and grandchildren Marco, William and Danielle.
Marypat Coughlin '87, 48, of Denver, passed away peacefully on Sunday December 8th after an arduous and unwelcome journey with ovarian cancer. Marypat spread love and kindness everywhere she touched, and will be sorely missed by many friends, family, and co-workers -- but especially by her immediate family.


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Portland >Food & Dining > Three Degrees Restaurant & Bar
1510 SW Harbor Wy, Portland, OR | Directions 9720145.511409 -122.673862
Mon. - Sun. 6:30am - 11pm
Neighborhoods: Neighbors West - Northwest, Downtown
A favorite place of mine for happy hour. $5 burger, $3 sweet potato fries and $4 glass of wine. Sipping wine on the rocking chairs lined up on the beautiful porch. Or seated indoors on cushy chairs, both overlook the waterfront. It's lovely and the food is tasty.
We went there for our family's holiday dinner last night...the food was horrible, and the service was minimal and slow. Our waitress was fairly nice, but we saw very little of her...we never saw her again once our food was served...never an offer for a dessert menu, and we had to track down someone to even get the check. I left there very disappointed, and will never return!
Amazing Food, PRofessional Staff – I've been here a few times now both for business dinners and with my family. The staff has always been extremely professional and knowledgeable and made me feel like i am dining at a 5 star restaurant. In addition all the food was amazing, made from local seasonal ingredients, and incredibly tasty.
Would highly reccommend to everyone!
Good for biz lunch – Satisfied and had a good lunch and good service. Will definitely dine again.
$7.5 for one hot tea – Went to dinner here my bill was $7.5 for my one hot tea. Food was ok. slow Service. I have been in nicer restaurant and much better price.. Not come back again.
Don't waste your time – Went to dinner here with a group of friends for my birthday. When we walked in there was no one at the host desk, we stood there for 5 minutes waiting for someone to come up to us. Multiple waiters saw us and yet no one bothered to even say it will be just a minute, or let me get the host for you. It took forever for the waiter to even bring us water. Then even longer to take our order. It wasn't busy so I don't know what was going on. When we ordered our drinks my husband didn't get what he had ordered, either time. The waiter poured soup all over one person in our party. We asked for another round of drinks, she didn't even look at what we had ordered the first time and I got something totally off. I had the lamb for dinner and it was terrible. Some of it was burnt to a crispy black, other parts were too full of grissel to eat. My carrots that came with it were not cooked all the way, in fact they were almost raw. I think out of 6 of us, one person liked their food and that was because she ordered a salad. After all this the waiter took even longer to bring us our bill. I say don't waste your time here.
New Menu at Three degrees – We ate there last night. The stared items are happy hour items but you can not have a salad instead of fries even though the menu says they are offered. We spoke to the manager and she was defensive and said they serve thousands and no one complained before. Food was poor quality as well. Not the same place...
Disappointment – There was no riesling or merlot by the glass. A glass of cabernet was $11. We had 2 bottles of wine, averaging $50 each. I had the roasted beet salad and sole, neither of which was special. Even at much lower prices, it was not what I would return to. There is much greater value to be had in Portland. Sorry.
Never Again! – They act as if they are doing YOU a favor to wait on you.
Very snobby and haughty bar people. We left after one drink and will NEVER go back.
bad service/attitude – not worth the view...
Fat old ladies and geeks come here, the only ones to put up with the attitudes and lack of service.
Went to Three Degrees for Mother's Day Buffet – Made reservations for mother's day buffet which was not being served when we got there. We ordered from their brunch menu and most of the food was just ok. Nothing special to write home about. The waitress was good and the dishes were comparable to Shari's menu. Like the water view. Won't be going back though.
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I'm going to change the format of this blog, as of today. Instead of the "Magickal Monday" updates, I'll be looking at the upcoming transits once a month, just before the New Moon. The other three weeks, I'll be writing on other astrological and astro/magickal topics. I particularly want to investigate how Pagans, Witches and other magickal people can understand our own birth charts well enough to time personal spiritual and magickal workings, and determine how the current astrological "weather" affects us on both a spiritual and a mundane level. While astrology is a complex and many-layered topic, the basics are no more difficult to learn than Tarot — maybe less! — and learning to use your own chart as a tool for spiritual and magickal growth is an investment of time that pays off generously.
This week, I want to look at an ongoing flowing relationship between Saturn, Neptune, and Pluto in the upcoming year that is worth considering carefully, so we can weave its energy into our lives in a creative and beneficial way. Here's what's happening:
- Saturn in Scorpio and Pluto in Capricorn are in mutual reception (each in the sign the other rules)
- Neptune is strong in its own sign, Pisces
- Saturn is trining Neptune and sextiling Pluto three times over the next 10 months
Now, what does that all mean? As always, a planetary configuration like this heralds a process, both culturally and individually. We can look on the progress of Saturn through Scorpio over the next 2 ½ years as an initiatory undertaking — a deep, transformative time when, if we will discipline ourselves to fulfill the requirements of the body and the Earth, we can create with power, insight and spiritual awareness.
But there needs to be knowledge and intention to leverage the energy of these aspects. They are flowing, easy aspects that offer us a harmonious way of managing the profound, shocking energies released by the Uranus-Pluto square, but, because they are easy, they don't force anything. We need to make a choice to tap into their energy and use it to help us navigate through the times ahead. So, here's how to grab the brass ring…


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Donahoe Racing's Fight for Every Mile
Why have you turned against me?" Kreg Donahoe demanded. "I thought we were friends!" Although two other humans were present in the form of codriver Kyle Williams and yours truly, Kreg's inquisition was directed at the 6-liter Power Stroke resting hotly under a raised hood. We were in between pits and checkpoints somewhere between Pahrump, Nevada, and the Amargosa Valley. There was nothing to do but wait under the pounding rays of the Nevada sun.
The day had started well. Donahoe Racing has designed, engineered, and manufactured itself to the forefront of the Super Duty aftermarket with a primo line of suspension kits for Ford's biggest pickup. To prove the worth of the Super Duty and the DR suspension, Donahoe Racing has campaigned an '06 Super Duty in the Stock Full class, debuting the 6,000-pound machine at last year's Baja 1000. Kreg had had the good fortune to draw the first starting position for Class 8100 (aka Stock Full). I filled the third seat in the SuperCab. My third-seat duties were minimal. "You're basically live ballast," Kreg stated before we went into battle.
The Terrible's Town 250 is the second stop on the Best In The Desert tour that includes the car and truck classes. BITD founder Casey Folks runs his series each year with races in Nevada and Arizona. Some races, such as the BITD Parker 250, are exclusively for motorcycles and quads, while others include all classes of desert racing vehicles. The TT 250 is a short one, mileage-wise, but it makes up for the minimal miles with maximum brutality. The course traverses sweeping, wide desert valleys, so when viewed from a distance, the course appears smooth. It's not. Rocky whoops alternate with silty whoops that alternate with deep sand washes that alternate with fields of golf-ball-sized rocks interspersed with television-sized rocks. Yes, the TT 250 is a nasty one. Then there's the weather. Late April sees much of the U.S. still fighting snowstorms or at least a fair amount of cold rain. While parts of Nevada do get quite cold during the winter, by the time the TT 250 shows up on the calendar, southern Nevada gets downright toasty during the day.
Eventually, the Power Stroke chilled out enough to let us resume our quest for the next pit, where crewmembers waited with wrenches, diesel fuel, and drinking water. We hoped to get our heating troubles behind us and start racing the course and the competition instead of the emperature gauge. The three of us fastened our five-point harnesses, hooked up our fresh-air hoses to our helmets, and connected our intercoms. We were off.
Kreg guided the 3-ton desert missle using desert racing experience that ranges from stock mini-trucks to four-linked Trophy Trucks. A major part of success in limited classes is an understanding of what the truck can and cannot withstand and driving within those parameters. The live ballast took mental notes and snapped photos where the course was smooth enough to do so. There's no way to really look through a camera's viewfinder with a helmet on, so the photo strategy was to snap as many frames as possible and count on a few to turn out well. Kyle Williams kept an eye on the engine's vitals and relayed the temperature readings out loud. "230... 234... 239... 242... 250..." When the temperature soared, Kreg had no choice but to back off the throttle and limp the truck along. Ford's engine management system actually forced his hand, since the computer goes into a fail-safe mode when the temperature rises to dangerous levels. My brain flashed back to Race Mile 0.