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Hello & so much love from the lake–we're only here for a few more days, but we're soaking it up like crazy: boat rides instead of bedtimes, peaches and blueberries from the Farmer's Market…okay, …Read More →
Hello & so much love from the lake–we're only here for a few more days, but we're soaking it up like crazy: boat rides instead of bedtimes, peaches and blueberries from the Farmer's Market…okay, …Read More →
Hi pals! We've got some really fun, really big news that we've been wanting to share for a long time.
In 2016, some of my all-time favorite women are gathering together for …Read More →
I keep hearing things like, "He's the next Rob Bell."
"She's the new Beth Moore."
"She's a female Donald Miller."
"He's a young Dallas Willard."
"She's the next Anne Lamott."
I get it, what people are saying when they say …Read More →
Hi, pals! It's been ages. It's almost like I went out of the country, launched a book, did one million radio interviews, spring-breaked with Aaron and the boys, and then last minute flew away …Read More →
Happy Friday!
It's been a whirlwind of a week around here, and we're so very grateful—grateful for every single one of you who bought Savor, who posted a photo, who wrote a review: thank …Read More →
My dear friend Margaret bought me this little plate years ago, and I keep it on our bathroom counter. It holds my wedding rings at night, so I see it twice a day, when …Read More →
Last week in Phoenix I ran into a friend I haven't seen for years. He influenced me very deeply in all sorts of ways in one particular season of life, and then there he …Read More →
Good morning! Just a super-quick post to tell you something fun: Savor doesn't come out until March, but my publisher slipped me two copies to share with you today! All you have to do …Read More →
I want to introduce you to my friend, Margaret Feinberg, if you haven't met her yet. We share a love for killer Mexican food, red wine, dark chocolate, and words. …Read More →
Happy New Year! I'm one of those people who loves resolutions. I make like a million a year. I make them in January. I make them on Tuesdays and in the summer, and in the …Read More →
Merry (almost) Christmas! We've been getting so many messages lately, telling us that you want to give Savor as a Christmas gift–why on earth won't it be available till March?!?
Well, we can't print those …Read More →
I'm feeling extra-festive this morning: after teaching the last three weekends at three of my favorite churches–Willow, Ecclesia and Mars Hill–I'm home & cozy, snuggling with the boys, watching the snow, …Read More →
You know, of course, that I'm trying to learn a new rhythm of living, that I've been inching my way into it for two years, that I'm writing a book about that fumbling process.
Let …Read More →
Oh, heavens, how long has it been since I've posted a recipe? I've been working on lots of new recipes, but they're mostly for Savor–it has more than 20 recipes in it. And the …Read More →
Today is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day…and I didn't plan to write anything about it, frankly, because the reality of those experiences in our life feel very much in the past, as …Read More →
As I've said before, I'm so not anti-technology—I love Instagram, & so much of my job involves the lovely wild odd world of the internet. At the same time, I've been having lots of conversations lately …Read More →
Let's be real with ourselves: I'll never get my act together enough to really do a full-on FAQ section, like a grown-up blogger. But in the spirit of Voltaire, and perfect being the …Read More →
I was wandering through the kitchen, refilling my coffee, settling in to write, when Henry's Pride Board sheet caught my eye. I thought to myself absently, "I want to do something worth putting on …Read More →
It's book season, pals. SO MANY great books out this month, in addition to my dad's, of course–thanks so very much to all of you who participated in the giveaway. Your comments were …Read More →
Congratulations to these twenty lucky people! The publishing team will send you an email soon to get your mailing address & then your book will be on its way…
1. Nancy Smith
2. Rhonda Roberts
3. Maggie Broderick
4. …
My dad's newest book Simplify comes out today, & I'm thrilled to give away TWENTY copies this week!
To win a copy, just leave a comment with one area of your life that you'd …Read More →
We've been home since Sunday, and I've been trying to write about our time at the lake every day since then.
We came back to a fair amount of chaos—new floors, which are lovely, but …Read More →
Monday night I returned from London, and our long weekend there was all things good: great time at a church I think the world of, rich memory-making with my dear friend Emily, and all …Read More →
A year ago Bob and Maria Goff welcomed 22 of us to their home in British Columbia. They do this every year—each year a different group, and each group becomes a little tribe, knit …Read More →
In the spirit of Father's Day, this is what I want to say about dads: they're not dumb. And I get a little protective and mad when we joke about that. When we perpetuate …Read More →
When I speak at a college, no matter the topic they give me, I start the same way: Thank you for having me. You are significant with or without a significant other.
I say it every …Read More →
I just loaded up more than twenty bags and boxes for a garage sale this weekend—not mine, of course, because of all the things in the world I'm terrible at, running a garage sale …Read More →
Lately I've been speaking quite often on the topics of calling and passion, specifically as those topics relate to marriage and parenting and family—what it looks like to build space into a marriage and a …Read More →
Mother's Day always makes me think of books—maybe because of all the things that are so very different about my mother and I, one way we're absolutely one thousand percent the same is that …Read More →
If I have learned anything at all this year, it's that marriages never get better on accident, and they never get better on leftovers.
I chatted with a new friend in Nashville last week. She …Read More →


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Psychic & Health Fair in downtown Urbana, in Central Illinois
10 am to 5 pm
Come and get a reading with the best readers in the Champaign Urbana area.
Catherine: Intuitive Counseling, Tarot, Psychic & Reiki
Dawn: Numerology, Psychic & Tarot
Ian: Stone Readings
Joan Therese: Spirit Drawings, Psychic readings & Mediumship
Lee: Palm, Psychic, Mediumship & Tarot
Michelle: Psychic & Mediumship, Angel and Tarot readings, Animal Totem Readings
Cost: $25 per 15-minute session, Longer sessions available at additional cost.
Next Fair: September 10
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Two renowned physicians and researchers—Leesa M. Galatz, MD, and Barbara G. Vickrey, MD, MPH—recently became the Mount Sinai Health System Chair of Orthopaedics, and Neurology, respectively, at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Dr. Galatz was recruited from Washington University in St. Louis, where she was a Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and Chief of the Shoulder and Elbow Service. Dr. Vickrey had served for 25 years on the faculty of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she was Professor of Neurology. Read more
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New Director Appointed at the Ear Institute
Peter C. Weber, MD, MBA, a noted clinician and researcher in pediatric and adult ear diseases, has been appointed Director of the Ear Institute at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai and Professor of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Dr. Weber previously served as Chief Medical Officer at CochlearTM Americas, and Professor and Director of Otology/Neurotology at University of Massachusetts Medical School. Read more
Mount Sinai Queens Awarded for Improving the Patient Experience
Mount Sinai Queens was recently named a 2015 Success Story Award® winner—one of only 15 recipients nationwide—by Press Ganey Associates, Inc., for measurably improving the patient experience. The award recognized sustained improvements over the last three years in several areas, including nursing communications, responsiveness, cleanliness, and pain management. Caryn A. Schwab, Executive Director, Mount Sinai Queens, attributes this success to the "Mount Sinai Queens Way"—a culture of caring that emphasizes listening to patients and colleagues, acting on patient feedback, and always making patient care the top priority—that was developed from surveys asking staff to describe Mount Sinai Queens. Responses such as, "kind-hearted" and "team players" became the foundation of the "Mount Sinai Queens Way."
New Corporate Center Unifies Mount Sinai
A landmark building at 150 East 42nd Street—a 45-story architectural jewel built in the mid-1950s—now serves as the official Corporate Services Center for the Mount Sinai Health System and the offices for 1,800 staff from nearly two dozen departments. Mount Sinai has leased six floors and is one of the building's largest occupants. The Health System logo is prominently displayed at the building's entrances.
"Isn't this amazing?" said Peter W. May, Chairman, Boards of Trustees, Mount Sinai Health System, as he showed trustees, Health System leaders, and guests the new space—specifically, the new corporate boardroom, which he inaugurated with Kenneth L. Davis, MD, President and Chief Executive Officer, Mount Sinai Health System, during a reception on Wednesday, September 30. Mr. May also took guests onto an outdoor terrace that overlooks 42nd Street. "This really is a milestone that has been fulfilled," said Dr. Davis, and he thanked Leni and Peter May for providing a contribution to create the space. Read more
Transforming the Mount Sinai Hospital Campuses
A transformation is under way at the seven hospital campuses that comprise the Mount Sinai Health System, with various projects that streamline and modernize facilities, and strengthen their ability to better serve patients.
Kenneth L. Davis, MD, President and Chief Executive Officer, Mount Sinai Health System, has called this "a landmark time for our hospitals." The changes, he says, will increase efficiency and enable Mount Sinai to "stand out as a health care hub," locally and globally. Read more
A New Era in Cancer Immunotherapy
Advances in cancer immunotherapy, a promising new area in cancer treatment that harnesses the body's immune system or natural defenses to destroy cancer cells, are being led by Nina Bhardwaj, MD, PhD, Director of Immunotherapy, and Professor of Medicine (Hematology and Medical Oncology), at The Tisch Cancer Institute. Read more
The Tisch Cancer Institute Receives National Designation
The Tisch Cancer Institute at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has been named a National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated Cancer Center, an honor reserved for an elite group of U.S. institutions committed to researching and treating cancer.
In conjunction with the NCI designation, The Tisch Cancer Institute received a five-year, $8.5 million grant to support research and the recruitment of top physicians and scientists. More than 50 of the nation's leading cancer researchers have joined The Tisch Cancer Institute since it was established in 2008. Read more
Kravis Children's Hospital Achieves Major Gains in National Rankings
Kravis Children's Hospital at Mount Sinai is again ranked among the nation's top pediatric centers in seven of the ten specialties measured by U.S. News & World Report in its 2015-16 "Best Children's Hospitals" guidebook. Notably, for the first time, Kravis Children's Hospital achieved Top 20 rankings—and did so in two areas, pulmonology and nephrology—and is again ranked for cancer. Other specialties also made significant gains this year. Read more
East Side Endoscopy Helps the Underserved
East Side Endoscopy, LLC, an affiliate of Mount Sinai Beth Israel, provided 253 free colonoscopies to underserved patients in New York City last year, through its special charity program that was established in 2012 in partnership with the American Cancer Society and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. The East Side Endoscopy Charity Program serves patients with no insurance and limited access to health care who otherwise would not seek screening services. Read more
Hundreds Get Free Blood Pressure Check
Several hundred people received free blood pressure screenings at different locations throughout the Mount Sinai Health System in May, during National High Blood Pressure Education Month. Regular screenings are an important step in helping to control high blood pressure, which is a leading cause of cardiovascular disease and stroke, but often has no warning signs. Mount Sinai Heart hosted the screenings and distributed educational information at Mount Sinai St. Luke's, Mount Sinai Beth Israel, The Mount Sinai Hospital, Mount Sinai Beth Israel Brooklyn, and Mount Sinai Queens.


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I will try to remember to post it on wiichat
if u confirm it, please let me know because I am dying to buy one.Originally Posted by Chunk
I love bunny~
I will try to remember to post it on wiichat
Actually, you're all going to hate me.
I was shopping for Christmas gifts for my nephew in Toys R Us and I just happened to see the man restocking them. I walked over to him and said "Those are Wiis right? Actual Wiis?" and he said "Yes.. want one?" and I took it and paid for it. No camping out, no preorder. :X
Adding people. ;D Holla back.
hay guys wats goin on
You were amazingly lucky.
I absolutely was. I'm still in disbelief. Happy, happy disbelief.
Adding people. ;D Holla back.
hay guys wats goin on
So you can talk about how much you cant wait to get one.Originally Posted by Wiil
So you can ask questions about the wii
look up some information from posts to learn more about the wii
and more....
I don't have a Wii, but I so badly want one!! Going out tommorow Wii hunting.
Wii Games Currently Own -
Wii Sports
Wii Play
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Madden NFL 2007
What negativity? All I hear are good things.
actually... there are a lot of people here that join wiichat even BEFORE the wii ever came outOriginally Posted by Wiil
turbo'd wabbit
Yes, i dont have a wii I rang game today they said they didnt get any :'(
I Have A Wii!
Games: WiiSports AND THATS ALL!
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This was the final weekend of official visits before National Signing Day on Wednesday.
Within a few days, Alabama fans will find out whether highly-ranked Tide targets such as Ben Davis, Lyndell Wilson and Mecole Hardman are going to play for Alabama or for another team.
Here is what some of the Tide's targets were saying on Twitter Sunday:
Five-star linebacker Lyndell Wilson (uncommitted)
All the hard work , all the putting in extra.. It all pays off February 3rd 📝🙏🏾 thank you my Jesus Christ Lord & Savior!
— Feb The Month ✍ (@Iam__MW3) February 1, 2016
Five-star linebacker Ben Davis (uncommitted)
Just like brothers 💉. @marlondavidson7 @T_WILL4REAL. Enjoyed AU this weekend. #WarEagle 🔷🔶🔷🔶 pic.twitter.com/zXWUWruGsV
— Mr. UNO™〽 (@bendavis_1) January 31, 2016
Five-star defensive lineman Terrell Hall (uncommitted)
So long Oxford!😪🔴🔵 #HottyToddy pic.twitter.com/iuybYJvjOe
— Terrell Hall (@_TrillTrell_) January 31, 2016
Five-star cornerback Jack Jones (uncommitted)
EVERYONE TUNE INTO MY PERISCOPE WEDNESDAY I GOT SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR YALL #RollTide #FightOn #GigEm
— MR. PRESIDENT (@presidentjacc) January 31, 2016
Four-star offensive tackle Scott Lashley (uncommitted)
MSU🐶. LSU🐯. BAMA🐘 pic.twitter.com/D9atL55rQQ
— Scott. (@Swagg3rFLOCKa_) February 1, 2016
💛💜 !! pic.twitter.com/KpmAshEOMF
— Scott. (@Swagg3rFLOCKa_) January 31, 2016
Three-star wide receiver Tyler Simmons (Alabama commit)
big week coming up .
— ty (@tvler_) January 31, 2016
out here in the #305 enjoying my last day before its time to get down to business.
— ty (@tvler_) January 31, 2016
The U! 🌴🙌🏾🌴 pic.twitter.com/KhGpZKi7G6
— ty (@tvler_) January 31, 2016
Four-star wide receiver Ahmmon Richards (uncommitted)
Good inspiration talk from @AmariCooper9 I appreciate it again ! 💯
— Loading.... (@AhmmonR2) January 31, 2016
Four-star defensive lineman Connor Murphy (uncommitted)
Had a great official visit at ASU this weekend. @FootballASU 😈 #HomeTownHero pic.twitter.com/mYEuNr7stF
— Connor Murphy (@CMurph_90) January 31, 2016
Four-star running back D'Vaughn Pennamon (Ole Miss commit)
I will make my decision tomorrow bit until then I am done with recruiting thank you and have a blessed rest of day
— Jack Frost ❄⛄ (@mavnation_blu) January 31, 2016
Three-star wide receiver Korey Banks
It's HARD ... I won't lie
— 7⃣DAT (@__KB7) January 31, 2016
Three-star linebacker De'Jon Harris (Arkansas commit)
Just to make things clear ' Still All Hogs!🤘🏽
— KidOutOfHarvey! (@Scoooota2) January 31, 2016


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The school year is over, but that's not an excuse to let your child's brain and body take the summer off. Inspired by the First Lady's Let's Move initiative, the Corporation for National and Community Service's Let's Read. Let's Move. calls on all Americans to combat summer reading loss and childhood obesity through service this summer.
It's the time of year when parents worry about summer learning loss and getting the kids off the couch. Good news! There is a fun and free way to exercise a child's mind and body – your neighborhood playground.
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We provide you with a picnic basket containing some eating utensils and a blanket . Then, we give you 30 minutes to peruse the
marketonmain and you can add what you like at your own cost in your baskets.
Once you have purchased your food parcels of choice, we hitch a lift up to the top of Africa at the Carlton Centre building on the 50th floor, for a picnic,You are welcome to bring your own wine.
Meet at 11:00 at the Market and expect to be done by 2pm. Guest speakers will also give you a short talk on the City, from their perspective, 222ms above Small Street Mall.
Cost: R250.00 per person and an additional R100.00 for each child between 5 & 13years
Full Moon Picnics In The Sky only take place on a full moon night & our selected picnic spot is a different site to the Carlton Center building .
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Hope Anchor
Soul Anchor http://www.hopeinkshop.com/shop/anchor $28.00 #nautical #art #scripture #hope
Hope Anchors the Soul Reclaimed Pallet Wood by SignsfromthePines
Possibly my next tattoo. We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure -Hebrew 6:19 Drawn by my lovely best friend Amelia!
Hebrews 6:19 - Hope in Jesus anchors the soul.
We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. (Hebrews 6:19). My favorite verse.
Having hope will give you courage.
A personal favorite from my Etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/listing/271615989/we-have-this-hope-as-an-anchor-for-the
We have this certain hope like a strong, unbreakable anchor holding our souls to God himself. Heb 6:19 - We've been talking about prayer these last few days; how it's more than requests and words. Prayer is awareness and connection with the Divine; it's a constant state of openness to the heart of God. Flow and relationship and surrender. I wonder where you most feel connected with God? ~CLICK THE IMAGE TO KEEP READING~
Anchor painted 'hope anchors the soul' chevron painted on canvas.
Hope Anchors The Soul – Hebrews 6:19 - Seeds of Faith


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KOR Vida BPA Free Hydration Vessel
- BPA-free, recyclable polypropylene spout lets you taste the freshness of water without leaving lingering taste of "metal" in your mouth
- Vida Cap acts like an air-lock chamber to completely protect the spout
- Exclusive threadless spout feels great on your lips and is large enough for chugging and ice cubes, yet small enough to minimize splashes
- Body made with of 18/10 stainless steel; tapered and ergonomic design make it a joy to hold
- 750 ml (25.3 oz.) capacity; 1% of all sales support important water initiatives through KOR's "Thirst for Giving" program
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Product Description
The KOR Vida stands out as the solution to the undesirable metallic taste and feel of ordinary steel bottles.
Made of BPA-free, recyclable polypropylene, the Vida spout lets you taste the freshness of water without leaving you with a lingering taste of "metal" in your mouth. Further, you don't smell metal with every sip. The spout's exclusive threadless design feels great on your lips and is large enough for chugging and ice cubes, yet small enough to minimize splashes. And when you finish drinking, the Vida cap acts like an air-lock chamber to completely protect the spout. Made of 18/10 stainless steel, the Vida's tapered profile and ergonomic, polypropylene handle make it a joy to hold. Finally, as with all KOR hydration vessels, one percent of all KOR Vida sales go toward the support of important water initiatives through KOR's "Thirst for Giving" program. With the Vida, KOR once again changes how you look at water.
- BPA Free
- 750 mL = 25.3 oz
- Weighs 8 oz
- Threadless, Perfect Spout is a joy to drink from
- Spout is removable for easy filling and cleaning
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Customer Reviews
Top Customer Reviews
-absolutely DOES NOT LEAK; this is massive for me as I throw my bottle alongside my laptop and documents and carry it around everywhere
-very fast to unscrew as the cap does not have million of threads. this is important for me because I use my bottle at the gym, where I take lots of drinks. if I had to spend a lot of time unscrewing the bottle it would be pretty annoying
-surprisingly rugged; I use the bottle every day and bang it around quite a lot. I've also dropped it on concrete quite a few times. there are hardly any nicks and scratches, and there are absolutely no dents which is amazing
-the spout is completely covered by the cap, so I never put my lips on parts of the bottle exposed to the environment
-does not smell!
-easy to hold
-looks good (I know people don't really care about looks but this bottle looks excellent)
-more expensive than your average water bottle
Honestly an excellent product. I've since purchased 2 more for my family to use.
I believe this is one of the best looking water bottles ever. Very sleek, very cool.
Spout design is very good: I can drink it while riding a car, while walking and no spills.
Cons: -when twisting the lid, sometimes it makes a squeeking noise. BUT it does not happen very often (about 2 out of 10 times)
-Scratch & dents: This bottle's exterior is quite fragile: 1) scratches by a hard surface / point will likely make a small silver mark to the black surface. I dropped this bottle once (on concrete) and the bottom of the metal base has small silver dots. 2) dents: same time that I dropped it, it left a 1 cm dent. The plastic lid also got some scratches and dents as well.
So In general, the bottle obviously still works, but maintain it to look brand new is quite tough if you are transporting your bottle around. The surface of the bottle can be sensitive to scratches and dents; not very surprised, but I was hoping for better quality.
But all in all, I still love it; just needs some improvements
Other than that, the shipping was a bit rough. I don't know whether it was caused pre-package or during the transportation. In either case, the bottle was a bit dented. It'll be nice if next time these things were to be shipped with a bubble-wrap or something. Other than that, this is a gem of an item.
I LOVE that the drink spout section comes off from the body to make cleaning easier.
The ONLY issue I have with them at all is that it is unclear in their ad what the cap is made of. I was a bit upset to find it is plastic, but it seems solidly constructed. I have found in the past that plastic threads on metal threading can become an issue, and hope such will not be the case here.
All in all, for the price, I am more than satisfied so far. Time to wash em and try em out.
Most recent customer reviews
I had this for a while now and it's completely scratched and scuffed up every where. But still works. Lid doesn't leak.Published 9 months ago by Dewayalage P Tilakaratna
This was the perfect water bottle - until I dropped it. Happens to the best of us, right? But from one drop, and not even from a high distance or anything, just a couple feet, the... Read morePublished 9 months ago by Amanda Buckiewicz
this bottle was not what i was expecting. it just looked plain ordinary, nothing special. also dents very easily. i would not waste my money on this.Published 10 months ago
Really nice bottle, well built... maybe a little pricey but you get what you pay forPublished 10 months ago by Kschappert


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Central Victoria Veterinary Hospital provides 24-hour emergency and critical care for companion animals on Vancouver Island as an adjunct service to your family veterinarian.
Just like the emergency room of a human hospital, we are specifically equipped to provide advanced emergency and critical care when your regular veterinarian is unavailable. Consequently, our specially trained emergency doctors and nurses have access to extensive medical resources. These include sophisticated equipment and technologies like specialized diagnostics, advanced surgery, the latest in radiology technology, and complete on-site laboratory. In our on-going efforts to provide a high level of medicine to our patients and clients, we are excited to be the first veterinary hospital on Vancouver Island to offer Computed Tomography or (CT). As in human hospitals, our CT scanner allows our specialists to diagnose more complex cases and treat more precisely. CT brings a whole new level of services to our hospital.
At the heart of our advanced care services are our board certified specialists. Our specialists provide an elevated level of expertise and an expanded knowledge base that can greatly benefit your pet in emergency situations. Additionally, our entire team is dedicated to providing a high level of care for your pet and thorough communication for you and your family veterinarian.
Should your pet ever require emergency care, you can count on us to be there when you need us most, providing timely, compassionate service and specialized medical care.
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