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For a while now, the Democratic candidates for mayor have been taking swipes at each other and Tuesday night was no exception.
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University of Minnesota to Host Midwest's Premier Energy, Economic and Environmental Conference
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MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL (11/9/2009) -- How do we provide sustainable fuel, food, fiber and freshwater to a global population of 9 billion people in our lifetime? That's one of many urgent questions on the agenda during E3 2009: The Midwest's Premier Energy, Economic and Environmental Conference, taking place Nov. 17 in St. Paul, Minn.
Hosted annually by the University of Minnesota's Initiative for Renewable Energy and the Environment (IREE), a signature program of the Institute on the Environment, the E3 conference explores current technologies, environmental benefits and market opportunities in renewable energy. Each November since 2004, representatives from academia, business and industry, government and other sectors join together to share new knowledge and discoveries.
Lawrence Kazmerski, executive director of science and technology partnerships at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, will deliver the keynote presentation. The former director of the National Center for Photovoltaics, Kazmerski joined NREL (formerly called the Solar Energy Research Institute) in 1977 as the first staff member in photovoltaics. He'll offer an overview of the latest photovoltaic technologies, as well as the inside scoop on his work at NREL.
Other highlights include a "super panel" discussion, moderated by Institute on the Environment Director Jonathan Foley, with representatives from all sides of the food-versus-fuel debate: Michael Doane, director of agricultural economics and sustainability with Monsanto; Kevin Stringer, director general of petroleum resources with Natural Resources Canada; Nathanael Greene, director of renewable energy policy with the Natural Resources Defense Council; and Rick Tolman, chief executive officer with the National Corn Growers Association.
Along with a variety of research posters and exhibitor displays, the conference will feature 15 breakout sessions focused on a series of big questions in five different tracks: Renewable Fuels and Products; Renewable Electricity; Energy Policy, Environment and Economy; Special Topics; and Workshops.
The big questions range from "What's the best use for biomass?" and "What are the biggest bottlenecks to the deployment of solar energy systems in the United States?" to "Where is the climate change debate headed?" and "What can we learn from renewable energy leaders in other countries?" And, as a new highlight this year, a series of workshops will showcase student-led renewable energy projects, sustainable campus initiatives and energy-efficient business efforts.
E3 2009 takes place Nov. 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Saint Paul RiverCentre. Free transportation to and from the event is available on both the Minneapolis and St. Paul campuses. E3 attendees can also receive a discount registration rate for a half-day conference on Nov. 18: Putting Minnesota on the Map: Next Steps for Building a Smart Grid Coalition.
The E3 conference is presented by IREE, in partnership with lead sponsors Faegre & Benson and Piper Jaffray, in addition to more than a dozen category sponsors. Proceeds from E3 2009 will help fund scholarships for University of Minnesota students studying renewable energy and the environment.
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Prior teaching included courses at Macomb Community College, Henry Ford Community College, and the University of Detroit. Rick was honored by the MACPA with the 2002 Accounting Educator of the Year Award and the 2003 Distinguished Achievement in Accounting Education Award.
Journal articles include "What New and Adjunct Faculty Need to Know about Exams, Grades and Cheating" (2011) and "Everything that New and Adjunct Business Faculty Members Should Ask About Teaching, but Don't Know Enough to Ask" (2010) in the Journal of College Teaching and Learning. He has also developed the coursepacks for the fundamental and intermediate accounting courses at Walsh, supplemented by his recorded lectures used in Walsh's "2+2" delivery format.
Rick participates on Accounting Advisory Boards at Schoolcraft College, Henry Ford Community College, Macomb Community College and St. Clair County Community College. He has also been the coordinator and key instructor in the Metro-Detroit CPA Review Course since 1984. Information of the review course can be obtained at http://www.detroitcpareview.com.
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As in years past, the sale (slated for Friday, April 19) will be held at First Presbyterian Church at 1701 Henry Road in Anniston.
What can you expect to see at the sale? How about LOTS of flowering hanging plants, various types of ferns — including Macho ferns — along with Japanese maples, flowering geraniums, annuals, some ornamental perennials and even a few vegetable plants. So there's no excuse for not giving your yard the love it needs. Besides, I'm pretty sure our yards like to accessorize and look pretty as much as we do.
At the plant sale you can also enjoy a free light lunch, courtesy of the Persephone Garden Club members, and you'll have a chance to win a fabulous garden urn by purchasing raffle tickets.
Club president Rita Harris, plus Ann Reid (who has the huge task of selecting and purchasing all the plants for the sale) are heading up the event, with the help of committee chairs Saundra Lawson (invitations), Linda Zinn (food), Judy Jennings (décor), Wilma Brown (staging), Linda McCloud and Minetta Nunnery (cashiers), and Lauren Ward and Marjorie De Mille (publicity).
Expect great plants at great prices at this popular sale, which begins at 10 a.m. and concludes at 2 p.m. You'll feel even better knowing that your purchases will benefit not only your yard, but that profits from the sale will be given to Community Enabler and Meals on Wheels.
Go ahead — show your yard some love.
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Burpo's Heaven is Not For Real April 19, 2014
It saddens me that so many are fooled into spending so much time on an extra Biblical account of Heaven. Why does it take a 4 year's account told through his father years later to convince some of the existence of heaven when they will not believe the Bible. Is their faith in Heaven or Jesus? If the answer is Jesus, why will they not put their trust in the written Word of God?
Review by Glen
Cover Designer sold this book April 8, 2014
I witnessed many people stop in their tracks to pick up this book because of the cover design by James Hall. It is brilliant. I surly hope you have compensated very well this talented designer for his work which sold this blockbuster book and now turns in to a movie.
Review by Kay
Stick To God's Word April 3, 2014
I have read this book and others like it and they don't all match up. I have become obsessed with reading these type of books, and feel that we need to stick to the Bible only. The Bible says that that the devil can appear as an angel of light. I have tended to put a lot of stock in these books, but I have been wrong. We need to forget these books and stick to God's word the Bible. God speaks to us through His Word, not these types of books.
Review by Keith
Interesting January 4, 2014
I've not heard of this book until today, I seen the trailer of the movie. It left goose bumps on me. I'm going to get this book. I believe Colton and I could have some things in common.
Review by Clarence
Be careful. January 9, 2013
What saddens me is that most people that read this spent more time reading this than their Bible (I know you can't see it, but my own finger is pointing back at me). I get nervous when people start getting into gray areas where the Bible has not clearly spoken. In my experience, error is usually not far behind. Some of his experiences line up with scripture quite well; some clearly do not. Honestly, I have to ask why we need books like this. The author and publisher obviously gain something. But I don't feel I've gained anything by reading it(anything worth keeping that is). Of course heaven is for real. If you want to know more about it, read your Bible. It's the best resource bar none.
Review by ProDeo
Awesome and Wonderful November 1, 2012
I loved the book and wish all my friends and family could read it.
I've been looking for a deal in pricing so I could purchase many copies of the book to do just that. I am from Alberta Canada, so not sure if such a deal would exist.
Review by Cole
amazing September 24, 2012
i finally read heaven is for real and it was amazing. some people disagree with it but answer this question for me: colton was 3 when this happened in my opinion a 3 yr old dont know the concept of death yet?? i have seen things and so has my 2 yr old. if he says he seen it then so be it i believe it ..
Review by kathi
knowing where my lil boy is........ July 26, 2012
wow this book is awesome,I learned so much about heaven by reading this book. I know my lil boy is in a great home,this is great.
Review by ashley
not possible May 30, 2012
The child's account of heaven and seeing Jesus is incorrect: On page 67 of the book, the account of Jesus's "red markers" is given, and the child states that those markers are in Jesus's palms. The truth of crucifixion is this: Nails were not driven into the palms (and tops of feet) because those areas of the body are not strong enough to support the weight of the body suspended as it was. Instead, nails were driven into the wrists (and ankles) just above the junction of the hand and arm. Also, there would have been no school work being done because at that point there is no need of such, as life beyond this earthly one is entirely different from all that we do here now since the work of life after this one will serve other purposes. I hope you will heed this message and pull the book from publication because it leads to untruth. Walking with God is not a casual undertaking, but a deeply serious committment. When we are corrected we must heed, for it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.
Review by norma
Fabulous! May 18, 2012
I couldn't put this book down. I want everyone I know to read this.
Review by Cshell
awesome May 16, 2012
Must read
Review by kadie
It is a book I could not put down and I am not a book reader I would like to know if it comes in large print. Thank you May 14, 2012
Hope it comes in large print
Review by kayro
This book was AWESOME May 3, 2012
I had been wondering for years about Heaven, and what it looked like. I was THRILLED to learn that it had animals and so many colors. I can't wait to see it. And the fact I will finally have my own pair of wings just makes it even better.
Review by Misty C.
Truly Inspirational! May 1, 2012
The most amazing and phenomenal book I have ever read - I could not put it down.
Review by Rosebud
Great Book Loved it! April 28, 2012
It was an amazing easy read. I couldn't put it down. Reaffirms my beliefs of the power of prayer, love, and life ever lasting. Thanks God for using this normal every day family to confirm our beliefs in you and your Son.
Review by Alice South Dakota
A Unique Jewel of Book April 27, 2012
Heaven is for Real touched my heart in ways not many books have. It was simple, unassuming, and yet powerful. It was a story of a little who after dying from ruptured appendics goes to Heaven. While in Heaven, he sees and hears a myrid of people and things. At the young age that he is when this happens, he doesn't say much about the experience, but as he gets older, the details of his "trip" start to be revealed. What he tells his family about the experience as the years go on just confirm what they believed - he REALLY went to HEAVEN. He reveals scattered details and images that knock the wind out of his father and mother. He knows details of his parents and family members lives that kids don't normally know about until they are adults if ever. This little boy doesn't tout himself as a prophet or anything more than what he is - a kid.
This book will warm your heart, offer you unexptected encouragement to continue your life of following Jesus Christ, and will wipe away any prejudices that you have about life after death experiences.
This story will just simply walk up to the door of your heart and quietly knock on it while offering you this honest account and an opportunity to take a peek into how kids perceive God and the world around them.
Review by shadowwolf
Blessed are the Children for they shall lead April 27, 2012
This story of a child and his experience in heaven, can give us the hope and prayers that we may live in the example of Jesus on earth. Yes God wins! May this story lead others to study God's word and change the world to love God and His Word. God bless you all.
Review by Diane
Substance vs. Style April 27, 2012
The "substance" of this book is great - what the child has to say about what he experienced in heaven. Those parts of the book are very interesting and comforting, as they confirm my deepest beliefs. My problem with this book is it's "style" (and thus my 4-star review instead of a 5).
I was told by my sister that I "must" read this book - that it is "so good you won't be able to put it down once you start reading." Well, that is an over-inflated review. "Riveting" it was NOT - I was yawning in between pages, waiting to get to the next time this child says something about what he saw or heard in heaven. I felt this book was way too long for the story it has to tell (at least that's how the "style of writing" made it feel, to me) ... the parts in between the actual "heaven stories" were just not that well written ... some parts sounded like they were trying too hard to make a spiritual "wow!" where there wasn't any (their "simple yet profound" moments were not all that "touching" - they didn't "connect" with me or "engage" me, emotionally - and I blame that on the style of writing). I mean, they were all probably (no, most certainly) "wow!" moments for the writer/pastor and his wife, but not for me (the "reader") ... it was not written well enough to make me FEEL what the writer/pastor felt when he experienced them. And that's the difference between great writing and mediocre writing - great writing engages you - it puts you in the moment and makes you feel like you're right there with the writer, experiencing what he/she is experiencing. In this book, I FELT like an outsider looking in at something I couldn't quite "connect" with. I, personally, was more "riveted" when reading "90 Minutes in Heaven" by Don Piper. My only comfort after spending $16.99 to buy "Heaven is For Real" instead of renting it from the library lies in knowing this family deserves the money - because I do respect the author in his role as "pastor," and all he does for God and God's people - so I don't regret paying for the book, when I look at it this way.
I am not "putting down" this child's story. Only the style of writing used to tell it.
Review by AvidReader
Startling, fascinating April 26, 2012
This little book is startling, fascinating, provacative and illuminating all at once. The matter of heavenly life so simply presented is unusual.
Review by Dr. Jed
Back From Heaven April 25, 2012
In May 2011, Gallup conducted its annual "Values and Beliefs" poll, seeking to quantify religious demographics and beliefs in America. One question struck a national nerve, eliciting a consensus that defied religious or cultural distinctions. The question: Do you believe in heaven? The answer: Yes, overwhelmingly. But while Americans may agree that heaven exists, figuring out what that exactly that means is a bit more complicated. And as death remains incurable, billions of people are quite curious about where they will (or will not) spend eternity. So, what comes next? Well, it depends whom you ask.
These days, many Americans are getting their information from Colton Burpo of Imperial, Nebraska. In 2003, three-year-old Colton was taken to the hospital with severe abdominal pain and rushed into the operating room for an emergency appendectomy. After the surgery, Colton casually remarked to his parents, "I went up out of my body and I was looking down and I could see the doctor working on my body." He continued: "that's where the angels sang to me."
Colton's father, an evangelical pastor, started writing this stuff down; in November 2010, he published Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of his Trip to Heaven and Back. The book has, in a word, exploded. It has spent 70 consecutive weeks on the New York Times Best Seller list—including 52 weeks at #1—and sold over 6 million copies, making Heaven is for Real the best-selling nonfiction book of 2011 (Steve Jobs: A Biography was a distant second). The book has also spawned a companion children's book, iPad app, and DVD-based study guide; Heaven is for Real: the Movie is being developed by Sony Pictures.
Colton, now eleven, had quite an experience up there. He describes meeting Jesus ("he has brown hair and he has hair on his face . . . his eyes are so pretty"), John the Baptist ("he was really nice"), and the angel Gabriel (also "really nice"). Colton later encountered deceased relatives, biblical characters, and God, sitting in a "really really big" chair.
For the most part, Heaven is for Real offers a pleasantly benign description of the afterlife. "Remember, Jesus really loves the children," Colton often repeats. The conclusion, however, is a bit startling: "There's going to be a war, and it's going to destroy this world," Colton tells his father one day. "Jesus and the angels and the good people are going to fight against Satan and the monsters and the bad people." There is good news: "Jesus wins. He throws Satan into hell. I saw it."
Amazing though it seems, Colton's story—and the success of Heaven is for Real—is hardly unique. On the publishing side, Heaven is for Real is just the latest in a string of bestsellers that claim to offer a glimpse of the afterlife: 90 Minutes in Heaven, The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven, and 23 Minutes in Hell have all cracked the New York Times Best Seller list in the last decade. (Heaven sells better than hell, apparently.)
Moreover, according to the International Association of Near-Death Studies (IANDS), Colton is only one of the 13 million Americans who have had a near-death experience. Founded in 1981, IANDS has collected more than 800 accounts of near-death experiences, and publishes a quarterly journal (Journal of Near-Death Studies) on the topic.
According to IANDS, 83 percent of near-death experiences are "positive" ("involve intense feelings of peace, joy and love, often an encounter with an unconditionally loving light"), while the remaining 17 percent are not ("include extreme fear, isolation, non-being, confusion, occasional torment or guilt"). They've also found "no significant correlation between religious beliefs and the likelihood or depth of the near-death experience."
Near-death experiences and discussion of the afterlife are not limited to Christian bestsellers or quasi-academic institutes. Jewish texts also tackle these issues with varying degrees of detail and scope. However, like any other topic, finding the "Jewish view" of the afterlife can be challenging.
The Bible, which has spent roughly 100,000 weeks on the Best Seller list, never presents a comprehensive account of life after death, though it does contain many familiar characters from the near-death genre: Cherubs guard the entrance of Garden of Eden; a "destroying angel" wreaks havoc on Jerusalem in the book of Samuel; the angel Gabriel chats with the prophet Daniel; and Satan plays a critically acclaimed supporting role in the book of Job.
However, descriptions of the afterlife are limited. In the Book of Samuel, King Saul raises the title prophet's ghost in order to seek his advice. Samuel is not amused: "Why hast thou disquieted me, to bring me up?"
Where was Samuel coming from? Sheol is the next destination for departed souls in the Bible, but references to it are isolated and often contradictory in the text. On the whole, Sheol comes across as rather bleak, an underground pit where "silence reigns supreme," according to the Jewish Encyclopedia. Surprisingly, Sheol does not seem to differentiate between the righteous and wicked; it is—like this world, I suppose—the only show in town.
The Talmud includes several accounts of the afterlife, which are more detailed than the Bible but no less inscrutable. In tractate Pesahim, Rabbi Joseph ben Rabbi Joshua falls deathly ill. When he recovers, his father asks him, "What did you see?" Rabbi Joseph replies: "I saw a topsy-turvy world—the upper class was underneath and the lower class on top." Rabbi Joshua corrects him: "My son," he observes, "you saw a clear world."
In tractate Rosh Hashanah, Rav Huna recovers from a similarly life-threatening disease and recalls his own encounter with death: "I was indeed on the verge of death, but I heard the Holy One, blessed be He, pronounce, 'Since Rav Huna was forgiving of others in his lifetime and didn't demand strict judgment, we shall not judge him harshly and he shall return to life.'"
In both cases, the talmudic accounts are instructive rather than descriptive, light on details but heavy on morals. The lessons: There is an afterlife, it rectifies injustice in this world, and good behavior will be rewarded there.
So, what can one expect? Perhaps Dante's description of "Paradiso" may prove helpful: "As in a circle, light and love enclose it . . . only He who encloses understands." No matter whom you ask, the afterlife seems destined to remain a mystery.
Review by JewishIdeasDaily
Most amazing book ever!!! April 25, 2012
My mother passed away two years ago and I was always sure she went to heaven......I cried throughout this book (happy tears) that she is in such a wonderful place and the happiness she must feel! It made me feel much better about her death. I googled Akiane and saw her photo of Jesus......awe-inspiring! A must read for everyone!!!!
Review by Donna
It's all surreal now!!! April 19, 2012
It was awesome. It made me feel like I could actually see Heaven and feel it right within me. I cried. To think that Jesus and God hear our prayers the second we utter them is so surreal. I can't even imagine what he thinks when we are talking and hears all of that too. It has made me stop and think alot about what I am saying and doing. It has humbled me and made me take a step back. I have always known that God and Jesus were awesome, but I have never had the intense feelings of them until now. It is so hard to put into words what Colton has shared with us. I just want to see that picture of Jesus that Colton says is the right one. If sometime you could share that would be so awesome. Thanks for the time to share.
Review by Angie
EXCELLENT April 10, 2012
Thank you for this book written at the best time for a small army of desperate people.
Review by motherofachildinheaven
Read it and choose to believe Him April 10, 2012
While "...faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen" This tome will convict the tender heart and encourage the doubtful. A great read...
Review by doc303
After I lost my son, this book gave me Hope that I thought I had lost! April 10, 2012
I am walking a journey that no parent should ever have to be on. There are no words to describe the joy I felt after reading this book. I knew in my heart that I would see my son again, some day, but after reading this book, I had no doubts what-so-ever. "Thank you SO much" is a complete understatement. God Bless You! for sharing this awesome story!
Review by Jason's Mom
Fantastic! A must read for all ages. April 9, 2012
Beautifully told in easy to understand yet interesting words. Not churchy at all, just 'real' like the title. I wept and laughed and cheered. Wow. What a story to live first hand. You made itso heart wrenching, but in a positive way. Hope for so many looking for answers to difficult questions.
Review by Northernbluebird
Riveting April 8, 2012
The experiences expressed in this book are absolutely RIVETING. Once I started reading I could not put it down until I completed it. It is a book that every person on earth should read. I am a believer in my salvation through Jesus Christ and I know this is an istrument that will bring many to a saving faith in Christ. Holy Spirit I pray that you will draw believers and unbelievers to read "Heaven is for Real".
Review by Lloyd
The picture of Jesus March 29, 2012
I was amazed of the part where Colton told his father that there are no picture of Jesus. every picture that was shown to Colton wasn't what he saw when he met Jesus. But when a picture of Jesus painted by Akian (a girl who also went to heaven) Colton said that is Jesus! This gave teary eyes. I am glad that I am not the only person who believes that the afterlife is real. I have also been there.
Review by mery cabral
Blessed to read the book and saw a glimpse of heaven from the eyes of a child March 27, 2012
Powerful testimony and credible because children have pure thoughts and do not have reason to make up stories especially with God and heaven as subject.
Review by Yollie
"A beautifully written glimpse into heaven that will encourage those who doubt and thrill those who believe."
—Ron Hall, coauthor of Same Kind of Different as Me
"Do you remember the hospital, Colton?" Sonja said. "Yes, mommy, I remember," he said. "That's where the angels sang to me."
When Colton Burpo made it through an emergency appendectomy, his family was overjoyed at his miraculous survival. What they weren't expecting, though, was the story that emerged in the months that followed—a story as beautiful as it was extraordinary, detailing their little boy's trip to heaven and back.
Colton, not yet four years old, told his parents he left his body during the surgery–and authenticated that claim by describing exactly what his parents were doing in another part of the hospital while he was being operated on. He talked of visiting heaven and relayed stories told to him by people he met there whom he had never met in life, sharing events that happened even before he was born. He also astonished his parents with descriptions and obscure details about heaven that matched the Bible exactly, though he had not yet learned to read.
With disarming innocence and the plainspoken boldness of a child, Colton tells of meeting long-departed family members. He describes Jesus, the angels, how "really, really big" God is, and how much God loves us. Retold by his father, but using Colton's uniquely simple words, Heaven Is for Real offers a glimpse of the world that awaits us, where as Colton says, "Nobody is old and nobody wears glasses."
Heaven Is for Real will forever change the way you think of eternity, offering the chance to see, and believe, like a child.
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Recipe for Indulgence: Pamper Yourself for Valentine's Day!
When the daily grind has worn me down and I've spread myself too thin, I like to take a U–turn from my work routine and jump back into bed. And stay there all day with a few key ingredients. Join me as I pamper myself in celebration of Valentine's day.Yes Valentine's Day can be about sharing red sparkly things with loved ones, but it can also be about honoring perhaps the most critical (and often overlooked) relationship of all, the one I have with myself. With this Valentine's intention in mind, I like to take myself on a date: in bed.
Inspired by John and Yoko, it seems to me a day off spent relaxing with a few heavenly items is not just an indulgence, it's a necessary reset button for my soul. In the era where wearing a million hats and juggling about four jobs is the norm, a few hours of prescribed, joyous down time sounds mad. Take a deep breath. I assure you, having a heavenly ritual (whatever yours might be!) is a luxurious right. Here's my recipe for a Valentine's date, with myself.
Recipe for Valentine's Day Indulgence
1. First, take a bath. You may or might not be a bath person, I am of the bubble persuasion. I like to fill the water as high as my clawfoot will let it go, flirting with a little overflow, as I settle into the comfiest position. Then, I slink back into the warmth and try to think about nothing. Or everything, depending on how this particular year's Valentine's is going. Some of my most wonderful ideas have come to me while stretched out, contemplating my toes near the faucet. It's helpful to have a notebook and pencil handy (just make sure it's one you don't mind a few splashes on) for such "Eureka" moments.
Got a current indulgent-day-worthy read? Share it in the comments below!
Whatever stirs up big belly sighs and illicit wide eyes when surveying the bakery's counter, that's what you need on the tray. Perhaps you are a lemon or a coconut person?
Even better, you make your favorite sweet. Calories are thrown out the window for this date. It's okay.
Along with my sweet vital, I enjoy crispy green grapes and a mug of milky black tea. Later on, I might move to a platter of Italian cheeses and crackers served with a glass of Pinot. Some might scoff at the idea of eating in bed, complaining of crumbs and such. I find that with a tray and a few pretty napkins, the bed stays clean and I feel like a fancy lady, what with all my accoutrements surrounding me. These components keep up the spirit of the date, indulging properly!
Do you have any tips on pampering yourself and relaxing for Valentine's Day or any old day, for that matter?
Related: My Valentine's Day Tradition: A Brand-New Meal
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I love this fabulous recipe for indulgence. I'm sending it to all of my girlfriends, and taking off from work this Valentine's Day. I especially love the idea of taking a long hot bath first thing in the morning <3
It is funny, your Valentine's Day sounds very similar to my sick day. I used to have a room mate that loved entertainment magazines. Whenever I wasn't feeling well I would curl up and bed and demand she gather her "smut magazines" for me to read!
Aw, man! I absolutely adore my two small children, but I must say that they make indulgent days like this few and far between. I'll tuck this away for my empty-nester days!
Aside from the bath-instead-of-shower, this sounds a lot like what I do every day. Hmm ... maybe I am living the good life, after all.
Totally doing this. My soul needs some serious healing. Bath, chocolate, and relaxation are sure to help :)
What am I doing the rest of my life that is so important that I don't do this?
I love a day spent 100% in bed. Brilliant.
i'm definitely sending this to all my book club friends...(we do magazines, the Oscars and chocolate cat too!).
I would never be able to stay in bed all day, I'd get much too restless! This does sound nice to do for a whole morning, though :)
Leela, have you been peeking in my windows? This is exactly what I do!
Dana, we are sooo kindred spirits! come visit us up in Portland.
Beautiful - just reading about this day already makes me feel relaxed and soul-fed.


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SILVERTON … Several Colorado Park & Wildlife folks met the other day on the other side of the San Juans with a bunch of us commissioners from San Juan, Hinsdale, Ouray and San Miguel Counties … Everyone was very polite, and afterwards all agreed the discussion had been informative and "frank" … We were talking about OHVs ("off-highway vehicles," defined in Colorado to mean unlicensed dirt bikes as well as 3-wheelers, 4-wheelers and various all-terrain vehicles that are registered but not licensed) … State Parks and Wildlife were two separate departments until Gov. Hickenlooper tapped ex-Forest Servicer Rick Cables to merge and reinvent the two agencies. CP&W is now the entity that registers OHVs in Colorado, collects a fee and then uses the money to fund trails all over the state … Strangely enough, this same agency that oversees OHVs doesn't allow OHVs on state park lands (you have to love the sausage that state legislatures create) … The four alpine counties wanted to know why the Colorado Parks & Wildlife department refuses to fund our joint Ouray-Telluride Alpine Ranger program (or the Hinsdale-Ouray-Hinsdale Alpine Loop Ranger) … All the agency folks pointed at the Republican Attorney General's interpretation of the state constitution. Basically, John Suthers believes that 10-year-olds (within visual supervision of a licensed adult driver) ought to be allowed to drive their own motorized sports machines on mountain jeep trails like Imogene and Black Bear, as the letter of the state law states. And no OHV driver should be required to have insurance, in case of an accident … Since our four alpine counties have imposed something different from state law, even if it's just plain, good old common sense health & welfare, he's agin' it … So,the saga continues. For three years running, the state has refused to fund rangers in our four counties out of a state OHV fund pot specific for law enforcement because of our added safety requirements … Are state officials really that stupid? All it's gonna take is one child's death to make us all look like fools … Ahrrrrgh, government! Sometimes it makes no sense at all.
TELLURIQUE … Steve Treacy was one of those special Telluride characters you could always find on a Colorado Avenue bench, ready for a story, or a joke, or some wild idea. Like his Telluride Human Potential Institute. I may be the only person to like his idea on Facebook, but I know a lot of people heard about it … He loved to speak of "energy from the earth," which is what the French word, "tellurique," meant literally – a word Steve championed. He was, like so many of us, clearly captivated by the charm of this place, with its painted Victorians melding with the raw 14,000-foot mountains … I'm going to miss his energy from the earth. Bless him.
DRUMMING … Leslie Crane is organizing another drum circle with Rosario Carelli, a masterful teacher and a student of Baba Olatunji, who played in Telluride with the Grateful Dead for the Harmonic Convergence back in August of 1987. Check out Rosario's website, <wearethedrum.com> … The drum date is Tuesday, Aug. 13, from 5 to 7 p.m., although the place is yet to be announced … All ages and experience welcome. Drums available. Contact Leslie for more info at 729-0385
PARTIES … Seems like my friends all had parties last week. But summer's short in these climes. One has to seize the day … Happy birthdays to Marvin Schmidt+
(70) up on Wilson Mesa and Daniel Collins and Laurie Lundquist's Katie (15) down there at Deep Creek … I thought the cocktails and finger food at the Fitz subdivision shindig were divine … I loved Harley Brooke-Hitchings' timber round walkway, rustic bridge and spruce-fir forest at her annual Ophir fete … Hard to believe, but I met Bulgarians at two of the four gatherings I caught this week. A lovely couple, Nano and Vassi, with their son Max, and the sloe-eyed architect Alitza, who had us singing a wild Bulgarian barefoot-maiden song, in harmonies (of course, with multi-talented Sally Davis, Kim Epifano and Mike Stasiuk in town, no wonder – and don't miss their Mudd Butt extravaganza this coming weekend) … Delightful to catch up with Mick and Cindy "Ida Mae" Obrand, lately of Laguna Beach, back in town for a week. We miss them … Made the wonderful acquaintance of Bob and Darlene Mann of Ridgway, and listened to the most terrifying (and humorous) caught-in-a-crossfire story I've ever heard … Remembered the Latin torture I used to inflict on the gracious Ian Fallenius as a Mountain School part-time teacher … Finally, kudos to gold ring donors Stan and Toni Abrams for their support of the Summer Dance series that brought the fast-paced contemporary ballet group Complexions to town.
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What high school has the best school records in boys and girls track and field? Which college has the best in mens and womens school records? For starters, how about Long Beach Poly in California for the high school division? In college, how about LSU?
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This reminds me of one of my favorite quiz questions (I'll be lucky if no one on here hasn't heard it before). In what race in the early 80s did a runner become the second fastest in history, but still not claim his college's school record?
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Not sure about school records but how about......
At the 68 games in Mexico City SJS had...
Tommie Smith...gold/200
Lee Evans...gold/400
Ronnie Ray Smith...gold/4x1
John Carlos....bronze/200
Also in 68 Texas Southern's Jimmy Hines would win the 100 meter gold. In 1972 games Texas Southern's Robert Taylor would win the silver in the 100 meters.
Can any school hang with Willie Davenport and Rod Milbure both from Southern U.
Cal's Eddie Hart and Isacc Curtis and Alabama's Calvin Smith and Emmitt King would take first and second in the NCAA 100 meters.
Prior to 1950 USC had.....
Howard Drew 9.6
Charley Paddock 10.4m
Frank Wycoff 9.4
Mel Patton 9.3
......all world record holders!
UCLA has had 9 Olympians in just the 100-400 and relays.
How about these guys that went the JC route
Ato Boldon SJCC
Tim Montgomery Blinn
Brian Lewis Blinn
Jon Drummond Odessa
Mo Greene KCJC
Tyree Washington SBJC
Butch Reynolds Butler JC
Lee Evans SJCC
Bernard Williams Barton County
The Harrisons Hartnell JC
Warren Edmonson Merritt
Micky Matthews Laney
Coby Miller MeridianJC
No school and hang with TCU as far as 4x1/4x2 prowess goes.
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I'd guess LB Poly does have best school records for HS. UCLA, Arkansas or USC might have better men's school records than LSU (but maybe not). And probably UCLA women surpass LSU (because of better distance/vertical jump/throw records). Just educated guesses; it would take a coupla days to research this one out.
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Nope I ain't talking bout her pussy walls
Yo, I hit the bottom of her pussy yall
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Yo I be lying, denying that theres a pimp in me
But I apologize sorry you have my sympathy
When I hit that spot why you ain't tell me nothing
I swear to god yo, I thought it was your belly button
Nope, it was the bottom of your pussy hole
Her legs was shaking like she's trying to do the tootsie roll
We make the sweetest merger, should I keep or curve her
The sex agreed its murder, plus she's a squirter
Yeah baby girl drenched the bed
Sprinkler system, right on my expensive spread
But she made it up, gave me extensive head
Intensive, mention her man it don't make sense he's dead
Plus I like her cuz mami made me say mama mia
Plus she PYP, right Condoleezza
I george bushed her what she don't know what ima teach her
Im her teacher she's a libra, leave her nope ima keep her
[Verse 2]
Now I ain't seen her in two weeks, that's the wire
Now she sending threats saying that my ass a liar
When she see me she gon set my ass on fire
Came out the crib, got damn she slashed the tires
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And you is a bitch nigga, faggot ass, pussy ho
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (November 2, 2012) - Fifth-seeded Hofstra edged #1 William & Mary 4-2 on penalty kicks after the two teams fought to a 0-0 double-overtime draw in the semifinals of the CAA Women's Soccer Championship on Friday night at Martin Family Stadium at Albert/Daly Field.
The Pride (10-8-2) will face third-seeded UNCW in the CAA championship game at 1 p.m. on Sunday. It will be the fifth appearance in the CAA championship game for Hofstra, which won the conference title in 2005 and 2007. William & Mary, which was the defending tournament champion, is now 14-5-1 after the tie.
All four games of the CAA Women's Soccer Championship have gone to penalty kicks.
Hofstra converted all four of its penalty kick attempts as Sam Scolarici, Jeannine Molleda, Anya Koren and Brooke Bendernagel found the back of the net. W&M first two shooters - Dani Rutter and Emily Fredrikson - made their attempts before Pride goalkeeper Emily Morphitis came up with back-to-back stops to send Hofstra to the finals.
Hofstra's best two scoring chances came in overtime. Midway through the first overtime session, sophomore Lulu Echeverry sent a pass into the box to Molleda, who fired a 15-yard laser towards the right side of the net. W&M freshman goalkeeper Caroline Casey was up to the challenge, however, making a diving stop.
Casey came up huge again with three minutes left in the second overtime. Scolarici got open in the box and sent a hard 15-yard shot towards the left side of the goal, but Casey made a fingertip stab to send the contest into penalty kicks.
W&M nearly got on the board following a wild flurry in the opening two minutes of the second half. All-CAA midfielder Cortlyn Bristol had a one-on-one attempt smothered by Morphitis. The rebound came out to CAA Player of the Year Mallory Schaffer, who had her shot blocked by diving Hofstra defender Brooke Bendernagel. The Tribe controlled play for most of the period, out-shooting Hofstra 9-3 over the second 45 minutes.
Hofstra had a narrow 6-5 shot advantage in the opening half. The Pride's best chance came in the 13th minute when Scolarici's header from the middle of the box was stopped by Casey. The Tribe had a header from Barbara Platenberg go wide of the net midway through the period and a 20-yard blast from Bristol graze the top of the crossbar in the 34th minute.
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Posted in Sophia and Sully by Up.Up.and.Away
Tuesday 18th March
Tuesday 18th March Colombo Up at 6.30 this morning as have a tour leaving at 8.00am. We did the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. It took almost 3 hours to get there. Had about 2 hours there including lunch then 3 hours back again. Most people really enjoyed it but I thought it was a waste of a day. I ...
Posted in 2014 Cruise to Southampton by jjsmith11
at Colombo Fort Bus Station, hailed a tuk tuk and after several attempts finally found the City Beds hostel ...
Posted in Travelling Jane and James 2014 by gonetravelling
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