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(PRWEB UK) 16 April 2011
Leading UK fine Diamond Designer and online retailer DiamondGeezer.com is one of the first U.K jewellery manufacturing companies to rush to defend Hallmarking as a legal requirement. This legal requirement is once again under scrutiny and threat in the UK Government's current drive to reduce regulation was launched on 7th April under the banner of 'The Red Tape challenge'.
Currently all items sold as gold, silver, platinum or palladium in the UK must be hallmarked, unless they are very lightweight, regardless of where they are made. Hallmarking is the independent, impartial testing of each and every piece of precious metal jewellery, which has to be carried out at one of the 4 assay offices in the U.K. DiamondGeezer.com believes it is imperative to the British consumer for the current and future UK Jewellery Industry to maintain hallmarking as a statutory independent service.
Hallmarking has survived for over 700 years because it genuinely protects the UK public from being cheated. The precious metals market is an asymmetric market where the industry knows a lot and the consumer very little, making them vulnerable to deception. Asymmetric markets must be regulated. 700 years of even handed consumer protection could be brought to an abrupt end, not because people don't want it, but by default, because it is seen as 'red tape'.
With 85% of jewellery sold in the UK now being imported from countries with no properly regulated hallmarking regime, and where counterfeiting is rife, UK consumers need a strong Hallmarking regime to protect them from dishonest activity more than ever .
DiamondGeezer.com urges everyone to visit http://www.redtapechallenge.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/hallmarking and express their views NOW.
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I know some guys posted a photo of someone in a tube that he claimed was taken in the long island sound during hurricane sandy. Well this wasn't taken during sandy but during a different hurricane swell a year ago, it was irene i think. Its from my back yard overlooking the long island sound. 523700_10150672807570978_265224629_n.jpg
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This chapter outlines the use of DRBD as a Virtual Block Device (VBD) for virtualization envirnoments using the Xen hypervisor.
Xen is a virtualization framework originally developed at the University of Cambridge (UK), and later being maintained by XenSource, Inc. (now a part of Citrix). It is included in reasonably recent releases of most Linux distributions, such as Debian GNU/Linux (since version 4.0), SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (since release 10), Red Hat Enterprise Linux (since release 5), and many others.
Xen uses paravirtualization — a virtualization method involving a high degree of cooperation between the virtualization host and guest virtual machines — with selected guest operating systems for improved performance in comparison to conventional virtualization solutions (which are typically based on hardware emulation). Xen also supports full hardware emulation on CPUs that support the appropriate virtualization extensions, in Xen parlance, this is known as HVM ("hardware-assisted virtual machine").
At the time of writing, CPU extensions supported by Xen for HVM are Intel's Virtualization Technology (VT, formerly codenamed "Vanderpool"), and AMD's Secure Virtual Machine (SVM, formerly known as "Pacifica").
Xen supports live migration, which refers to the capability of transferring a running guest operating system from one physical host to another, without interruption.
When a DRBD resource is used as a replicated Virtual Block Device (VBD) for Xen, it serves to make the entire contents of a domU's virtual disk available on two servers, which can then be configured for automatic fail-over. That way, DRBD does not only provide redundancy for Linux servers (as in non-virtualized DRBD deployment scenarios), but also for any other operating system that can be virtualized under Xen — which, in essence, includes any operating system available on 32- or 64-bit Intel compatible architectures.


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Bank Shows Kearney Elementary Students How to Save Money
Twenty-five percent of American families have no savings at all, while the average amount of household credit card debt is more than $15,000. However, some local bankers are trying to make sure the next generation is a little wiser with their money.
NebraskaLand Bank visited Glenwood Elementary in Kearney to teach fourth graders a lesson in basic economics.
The kids learned about how their parents receive money through direct deposit; they found out how writing a check works; and they seemed to be most excited when they started to learn about savings accounts and how their money can grow with interest.
"It is important to save money," said 4th grader James Sucha. "The safest place is to put it in a bank and you should talk to your parents if you don't have one, to get a savings account."
Students also learned the dangers of having bad credit.
At the end of the lecture students came up with ideas on how they can make money, like doing extra chores at home.


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Rangers star Wes Foderingham: Playing against the best has raised my game
RANGERS goalkeeper Wes Foderingham reckons playing in the Premiership has elevated his game to new heights.
Wes Foderingham is happier being tested more in the Premiership
The 25-year-old has impressed for the Light Blues this season on their return to the top flight.
Although Foderingham suffered defeat on his last outing prior to the winter break as Celtic won the Old Firm derby, the margin of victory would have been greater but for the Englishman producing some vital stops.
And the Gers No 1 feels the step up from the Championship to the top flight has increased the level of his performances.
Foderingham said: "I have definitely improved more this season because I have been tested more.
"No disrespect to the sides last season, but we had the majority of the ball and were winning most games.
Wes Foderingham was on the losing side in the Old Firm derby but pulled off some brilliant stops
"While I had to stay switched on for the 90 minutes I wasn't being tested a lot.
"I have been tested a lot more this season because of the obvious step up in quality. It has been my most enjoyable season.
"It has been challenging but I like a challenge and I think that is where the enjoyment is coming from – because I feel as if I am coming through the test.
"I feel as though I am improving as a player and as a goalkeeper, so I am enjoying it. You are playing against the likes of Celtic, Aberdeen and Hearts more frequently and that has been a definite step up. I like the challenge.
"My mental toughness has been tested since I joined the club. I am quite a mentally strong person anyway, but coming to Rangers it was tested even more.
"But it's one of those demands which are placed on you if you want to play at a high level.
"You have to deal with that side of the game and I am learning to cope with it pretty well."
Foderingham may be Rangers' last line of defence but he is always eager to start counter-attacks.
But he insists he will only do so if circumstances allow, and won't be swayed by the demands of the crowd urging him to get the ball forward.
Foderingham added: "People aren't going to agree with it all the time, but if it is on to play quickly I will do that and if it's not, I won't.
"Nine times out of 10 I will make the right decision.
"You have to try and not be swayed by the crowd and start doing what they want you to do.
"They want to be entertained but I have to do what is best for the team in any given situation.
"It's part and parcel of playing at a club with this sort of fanbase and with those sorts of demands and pressures on you.
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Human services-related job growth is expected to be more than 13% through 2024, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"Human services tend to be as broad as the needs and problems of the client base," says Robert Olding, president of the National Organization for Human Services.
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Lees-McRae College cannot guarantee the degree program will meet requirements for professional licensure in the student's home state. Prospective students seeking licensure must research their state licensure requirements to determine (1) if they are required to complete a state-approved licensure program, and (2) if there are any other requirements that apply, especially requirements pertaining to programs provided by out-of-state institutions.


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Richard with regard to your show on WFAN this morning where the Kappernick "debate" seemed to dominate the discussion, It seemed as I was listening that you felt this was a good thing, or at least it was the best way he could start dialogue about his agenda. I wanted to reach out to you to explain why this is so offensive to Veterans and active duty military people.
To me, that flag represents all that is good about our nation and none of the areas where we need Improvement. In rough times during combat, every soldier inevitably asks him or herself "What am I doing here"? The only real answer to that question, and what will drive a true combat soldier when he or she is afraid or worried, is when we force ourselves to look at the big picture.
That song, that flag and our patriotism aren't just a cliché to us. We look at that flag and we think about the term liberties, the premise of equality, freedom, the pursuit of a life and a future for our children — that promises them a chance to grow up not only safe and secure but capable of achieving their own happiness and self actualization. That flag drives us to "go on" when your cold, tired, miserable, sleep deprived, anxious, afraid, when you watch friends suffer or worse.
The flag has nothing to do with, and does not represent racism, which is always going to exist in the minds and hearts of some sad people (of all races). Disrespecting the flag is like kicking your dog when something in your life doesn't go the way you want it to… Richard, the DOG IS INNOCENT.
I hope this articulates what I'm trying to say adequately. I love the sports show, and the rock shows and your commentary for years, but your words this morning hurt. I think you came across like you were condoning Kappernick's behavior, because it started a dialogue, and you accepted his comments about "not trying to offend the military, because he supports us and has family in the military — which is BS" I didn't like it at all, and I know I speak for dozens of buddies that I stay in touch with– probably thousands more based on what our online communities are saying.
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"Devil in the White City " is a fantastic book. Be sure to read his other books espeially "Isaaks Storm" . He makes reading about the past like reading the most engrossing novel. I have read them all and am looking forward to more. (hope you read this email, I hate talking on the phone)|
Sent you an email nov 25 and was wondering if you ever tuned in to Josh Krajcik highlites from the X Factor show. He's made it to the finals which will be aired this coming Wednesday at 8pm on Fox 5. First prize: 5,000,000.00! Yep,
5 million! When you see his audition you will be impressed with his version of
At Last by Etta James. Sadly, she has been diagnosed as terminally ill with lukemia and doesn't have long to go. I truly hope she had the opportunity to listen to Josh. I'm sure she would have been pleased. Perhaps he will sing it again during the finals in a tribute to her|
Richard, I hope you had a chance to listen to Josh Krajcik who's currently on the X Faxtor show on FOX. I think he's special. Listen to his audition (go to the longer versions so you can hear comments before and after) of Etta James' At Last. If you like it go next to: Josh Krajcik at judges house and listen him sing
Robert Flack's I Saw Your Face. Lastly, go to Josh Krajcik Wild Horses. Always take the longer version to hear comments before and after. I think this guy is special and I hope you enjoy him, too.|
Yeah I listen to Rich every time hes on. He gives his callers a chance to speak their minds and comes back with very knowledgeable facts. Saturday mornings wont be the same when he retires.|
Richard, with respect to your recent loss, I hope our motley am crew were some comfort.|
As a long-time WFAN listener, I wish to say that Richard Neer is FAN's best host. Not only is he at least as knowledgeable and informed as any broadcaster in the station's lineup but he is far superior to others in dealing with callers. He is never (as far as I've observed) rude, overbearing, or otherwise unpleasant to people on the phone. He lets them have their say. He doesn't cut them off mid-sentence. I wish some of FAN's bigger stars were more like Richard. I expect to spend more time listening to him and less to afternoon broadcasts. –Walter Kroczak, Yonkers, NY|
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PARIS: France's new energy minister Nicolas Hulot, a well-known environmentalist, will have to apply President Emmanuel Macron's policy on nuclear energy, the government said on Thursday after its first cabinet meeting.
"A minister doesn't set conditions for a president or a prime minister," government spokesman Christophe Castaner told reporters, adding that Hulot will have to stick to Macron's programme.
Shares in utility EDF fell after Hulot's appointment on Wednesday over fears the former TV presenter would seek to speed up a reduction in nuclear energy production in France's power mix, currently around 75 percent.


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The town of Maytown is located in Jefferson County.
From the Census Estimates for 2016, Maytown has a population of 371 people<1> (see below for details).
Maytown is 530 feet [162 m] above sea level.<2>.
Time Zone: Maytown lies in the Central Time Zone (CST/CDT) and observes daylight saving time
Maytown is located in the (205) area code.
At the time of the 2010 Census, Maytown had a population of 385 people. This makes Maytown the county's 31st most populous community.
With a 2010 count of 385 people, the population of Maytown decreased 11.49% from the 2000 Census (that had a count of 435 people).
Taken from the 2016 Census Estimates, Maytown had an population of 371 people. This is a decrease of 3.64% since the 2010 Census (or a decrease of 14.71% since the 2000 Census).
More information can be found on the Census Page for Maytown.
The following is a sample of nearby communities. Keep in mind that when we give a distance, it's a 'straight-line' distance starting from Maytown and not the distance if you drove.<3>.
To learn more about neighboring communities and counties, please visit the Nearby Page for Maytown.
Using our Gazetteer, we have found that there are 8 communities that are also named Maytown - they are located in Florida, Illinois, Kentucky (2), Pennsylvania (2), Virginia and Washington.
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Friday, August 31, 2012
Alien Opponent (2010)
They go on tv to offer a $100,000 reward to whoever can retrieve the body and kill the alien. Tons of idiots show up the next day in hopes of getting rich quick. The alien does not take kindly to a mass of idiots trying to kill him as he just wants to be left alone to repair his ship.
There are a few characters that are briefly introduced to us before the carnage starts, but mostly it's just people streaming in and out of the story line. The most enjoyable one is Roddy Piper who plays a priest that teams up with a couple other reward seekers.
There are some funny moments in the film, and the requisite back stabbers who manipulate, start rumors, and cause general distrust among the competitors to ensure that will be the ones to get the money.
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Labels: action, aliens, revenge, Roddy Piper
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Curse of the Headless Horseman (1972)
Mark and his friends fix up the town and put together a show for tourists, while creepy Solomon warns them about a man on a horse who rides through town looking for a head. Mark ignores this talk, but makes sure to keep on all the gunfighters who worked for his Uncle so that they can entertain the tourists.
The film has lots of padding. There is a long sequence in the theater where most of the group sits in the audience while they take turns heading up on stage to sing songs, do yo-yo tricks, and perform improv comedy. If this is an indication of what the tourists are going to see, they're going to be very disappointed.
There's a whole lot of talk about nothing and the first kill doesn't happen until fifty minutes into the film. The foley is questionable, especially when a girl hit by a truck on a dirt road sounds like it's a car on cobblestones. Watch for the adult female tourist carrying the Superman lunchbox. This was done by the same guy who did Carnival of Blood.
Ridiculous dialogue:
"It's a super generation gap."
"Try as he could to save her life, he could only fail."
"All these people have been splattered with real blood? Who but a doctor would have access to that much blood?"
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Labels: bad hair, curse, horror, revenge, warning from a creepy stranger
Carnival of Blood (1970)
Cathy's neighbor Tom runs a booth at the park. His assistant Gimpy, played but Burt Young of Rocky fame, covers the booth when Tom needs to run errands.
Suspicion for the killings is thrown onto several characters: Dan is a little too intense; Gimpy is weird and antagonistic; and Tom can be super crazy scary when he's angry.
The victims are all females who are irritating, rude and nasty. In fact there is only one woman in the whole film who is nice. I'm not sure if that's the filmmakers view of women as a whole, or it was just a convenient way to make us okay with their deaths. I usually don't even think about that, but this was so blatant that I did wonder if the writer hated women.
Overall the film has the feel of a Ray Dennis Steckler movie. There's lots of padding and pointless conversations. That being said, I find Stecklers movies to be oddly charming, although this film tends to border on tedious at times. But I guess the same could be said of Steckler's films.
The thing I enjoyed the most was the footage of Coney Island from the late 1960s.
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Labels: amusement park, horror, serial killer, ultra low budget
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Starcrash (1978)
Evil bad guy Count Zarth Arn plans to take over the universe while Munro and Akton try to stop him while looking for Simon, the lost son of the Emperor (Plummer).
There are robots, bouncing cavemen, special effects right out of Mystery Science Theater, an Emperor who can stop the flow of time, a bad guy who chews the scenery, a doomsday device, and lots of laughs. While there are times that the film slows down, the next ridiculous thing will be along soon, such as Stella working in the mines wearing a bikini. Yes, she's the only one in the mining prison colony who wears a bikini instead of a loose drab outfit. Ridiculous!
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Labels: aliens, Italian, outer space, scifi
The Key (2008)
Dylan has surreptitiously chosen this site to film because he wants his friends to help him find the long lost treasure hidden there. I guess Dylan figures he can cover more ground with a group since the building is huge. But as he hasn't told any of them about the treasure, it's not like anyone is actually looking for it.
His plan changes when three friends in a love triangle start fighting and one decides to leave. In order to get him to stay, Dylan finally tells them all why he invited them for the weekend. There's also a curse, but he's not all that concerned with mentioning it.
And so begins a completely nonsensical scene where Dylan remembers that his grandfather left him a key hidden in a book. How could he forget? It's a key to the treasure and that's why they're there. The key reminds one of the girls about a creepy door she saw while exploring. She insists this must be the door the key goes to.... because it's just so creepy and all.
|A normal door that is not creepy in any way...
|...and the incredibly creepy door to nowhere.
And speaking of releasing the demon, you'd think that means we actually get to see a demon. Ah but your standards are too high, my friend. What we get instead are actors pretending to be choked or flinging themselves around the room. It's something right out of a 1960s Star Trek episode. In fact, the demon isn't visible until literally the last three minutes of the film and then it's just some doofus in a monks robe. Good god, the terror!
|Oh my god! I'm being choked by an invisible demon
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The funniest thing is I kept wondering why Justin looked familiar. When he lost his hat, I realized he reminded me of a cross between Shaggy and Velma from Scooby Doo. Right after that thought occurred, he got into a fight and lost his glasses. Oh Shaggy Velma... what will we do with you?
|It's Shaggy and he's wearing Velma's glasses.
|Does this shot mean someone is peering between the books and watching them? No.
|Should the characters hair blend into the darkness? No.
|Should you randomly roll paint on the wall to imply abandonment? No.
|Should you wear pearls to explore an abandoned building? No.
|Can our characters escape a locked glass door? No.
|Can your ample bazooms stop the walls from closing in? No.
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Labels: college students, curse, demon, gallery of shame, horror, legend, people going places they damn well shouldn't
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Not of This Earth (1988)
The opening credits include all sorts of monsters and death scenes that are not in the film, so don't get too excited. It's just a jumble of scenes from other Roger Corman movies. Traci Lords stars as the nurse and was better than I expected.
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Blood Moon (1989)
After the quick kills at the beginning of the movie, the film veers off into a teen comedy plot line where the townies are being harassed by the rich prep kids. The rivalry culminates at a weekend dance when the preps are humiliated by being sprayed with a water canon.
There is also a romance between a townie and a rich girl, following stereotypical plot lines where they sneak around because they're dating outside their class, before going back into the slasher part of the film.
The band at the dance is called Vice. They sing a song called Blood Moon which has a ballad style verse but then kicks in at the chorus. It contains the lyrics:
Love is the messenger
And death is his rage
Blood moon a-rising
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Monday, August 20, 2012
The Howling Reborn (2011)
Combine Twilight, The Howling, and a lead who looks like Daniel Radcliffe, and you've got The Howling Reborn. High school loser Will pines for popular girl Eliana, who is dating cool kid Roland. Roland doesn't like Will looking at his girl, so he beats Will up and threatens worse if Will's attention continues.
Eliana becomes interested in Will due to his creepy semi-stalker obsession with her and invites him to a party. While there, he gets drugged and starts to feel as if he is being chased by a growling creature which he fears is a werewolf.
After the party, Roland tracks down Will to administer another beating. But Will's tired of being pushed around and finds he has some sort of superhuman strength. After Roland is beaten up and left bleeding, he pulls a gun and chases Will, only to be pushed to his death. Will starts wondering he if is a werewolf.
There's lots of teen angst leading up to graduation. Then on graduation night, (yes the class is graduating at night), Will's mother - who he'd been told died when he was born - shows up. As his mother tries to indoctrinate Will into her new life, the school becomes a blood bath while the graduation ceremony takes place outside.
There is no tie in to previous Howling movies. It's purpose appears to be to revitalize the franchise by giving the werewolf story a Twilight spin. It's not so much a horror movie as a teen movie. There are voice overs by Will with super deep comments that teens will identify with, but adults will find trite.
Eliana becomes interested in Will due to his creepy semi-stalker obsession with her and invites him to a party. While there, he gets drugged and starts to feel as if he is being chased by a growling creature which he fears is a werewolf.
After the party, Roland tracks down Will to administer another beating. But Will's tired of being pushed around and finds he has some sort of superhuman strength. After Roland is beaten up and left bleeding, he pulls a gun and chases Will, only to be pushed to his death. Will starts wondering he if is a werewolf.
There's lots of teen angst leading up to graduation. Then on graduation night, (yes the class is graduating at night), Will's mother - who he'd been told died when he was born - shows up. As his mother tries to indoctrinate Will into her new life, the school becomes a blood bath while the graduation ceremony takes place outside.
There is no tie in to previous Howling movies. It's purpose appears to be to revitalize the franchise by giving the werewolf story a Twilight spin. It's not so much a horror movie as a teen movie. There are voice overs by Will with super deep comments that teens will identify with, but adults will find trite.
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Evil Eyes (2004)
After trying to get out of writing due to his fear that any horrible thing he writes will occur to someone he knows, he gets writers block. With the production company putting pressure on him, Jeff decides that the only thing that could inspire him is to move into the murder house with his wife Tree. Yes, that's right, his wife's name is Tree.
Once they move in, Jeff's nightmares get worse, weird things happen, and he starts thinking about killing his wife. Is he crazy? Is it all coincidence? Does he have some sort of biological connection to the killer? And why isn't this movie better? It would have been far more creepy and enjoyable with Udo Kier as Jeff.
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Labels: horror, killer, supernatural, The Asylum
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Nazis at the Center of the Earth (2012)
Researchers in Antarctica are kidnapped and brought beneath the surface into a world inhabited by the infamous Dr. Mengele and his nazi zombies. Mengele transplants living tissue, organs, and bone into any nazis who are wearing out.
With the help of some of his captives, Mengele brings to life Robo-Hitler, who is right back at it with his plans for domination. But long monologues full of exposition drag the movie to a stand still.
Here's the problem I have with the movies put out by The Asylum. Great title, great idea, but the execution of said great idea is not all that interesting. Just because you're a low budget movie doesn't mean you shouldn't try even a little bit to be entertaining and competent.
You would think a movie couldn't miss with zombies, nazis, and Robo-Hitler. That's right, Hitlers head in a bubble with a huge robot body. On top of that he owns a UFO that he can use to fly right out of the Earth and cause havoc. But somehow, even with all this, the film ends up getting a reaction of myeh.
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Labels: horror, science gone amuck, The Asylum, zombie
Paranormal Incident (2011)
The movie is told in flashback form by John, who is in the hospital, being questioned by police as to what happened to his friends. He's a suspect in their murders, even though no bodies have been found.
The movie is mostly told via P.O.V. footage from the cameras the group brought into the building. It's strange that the police think John is a suspect since the footage shows he was not at the scene when his friends died.
In fact, John excused himself before they started the investigation. He and Tess were planning to scare the others by having John coming back to the asylum around 3am to make noises. Seems like a stupid idea for multiple reasons, including that this is work for their thesis. Also questionable is that when John leaves he padlocks everyone else in for the night. God forbid there should be a fire or medical emergency where they actually need to leave the building.
Unintentional humor is caused when the group attempts to leave due to the spirit activity and can't find a way out. As they sit at base camp and discuss the problem, in the background there two air conditioners in the windows, one of which appears to have blue painters tape around it to keep out drafts.
Another movie where people go looking for ghosts, then freak out and run away when something scary happens.
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Labels: college students, ghost, horror, insane asylum, paranormal investigators, POV/found footage, supernatural
Creatures (2011)
It seems there was a backwoods incestuous swamp family who lived in the swamp. When a crazy swamp gator kills Grimley's pregnant sister/wife, Grimley goes insane. He hunts the gator to its lair, kills it, and consumes it. This causes him to transform into a mutant half man, half gator who takes his anger out on anyone who happens to come near the swamp. And thus Lockjaw is born. Why must these crazies always target people who had nothing to do with their twisted fate?
After insulting the hillbillies, the gang asks them to provide a map to the House of Grimley. Yes, always good to ask the pissed off hillbillies to draw you a map to an abandoned tourist attraction. When the group arrives, there isn't even a path. But since it's getting late, they decide to wander into the swamp and camp next to the old Grimley house. Ummm, what?
Even if they weren't concerned about the legend, it's a swamp! So it's crazy to camp out there, what with the gators, mosquitoes, and angry hillbillies, not to mention the legend of Lockjaw. Soon they feel as if something or someone is watching them. Is it the hillbillies? The creature of legend? Whatever.
You won't care about the characters, and while I applaud anyone who uses a monster suit rather than cgi, it's not a good looking monster suit. Also why do they call the gator man Lockjaw? If he's got lockjaw, he's not going to be much of a threat.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Metal Tornado (2011)
A scientist discovers a design flaw in a program he devised to harness energy from solar flares. When he tries to call the company he formerly worked for, they are in the midst of selling his idea and don't want to deal from him. Within a few minutes of this call, his design flaw kills him.
When the first practical run of the program is complete, the scientists monitoring it notice that 2% of the energy has been released. But what they do not know is that this energy has caused a magnetic vortex and our metal tornado is off and running.
As the tornado ingests cars, grocery shelves, and gas pumps, those who saw it don't think to mention it to the investigators. Oh, there is one guy who is blind without his glasses, but his wife emasculates him and no one takes him seriously. We get about half way through the movie before someone decides it's important to mention that a magnetic funnel is responsible for the damage.
Lots of eye rolling is to be had at the plot point cliches, dialogue and stupid characters doing exactly what you'd expect them to do - ignore the obvious. Hilarity ensues when they look at the inventors files and he has one labeled Design Flaws. Thankfully the scientists are not made up of the Insane Clown Posse and they know how magnets work.
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Cheerleader Massacre (2003)
Also I'd like to point out that it's not a good idea to show a woman with huge bazooms and then go to a woman with tiny breasts because it makes them look even smaller.
So if you want to see naked women and you're too young to rent porn, I guess this would be the movie to watch. We were barely able to make it past the credits before the wretchedness compelled us to shut it off.
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Leap Motion is a technology that gives you a new way to interact with your computer: It tracks your fingers and hands in three-dimensional space so that you control games and apps using specific gestures. We first reviewed the Leap Motion device last year. Since then, Leap Motion has teamed up with HP to release select computers with the Leap Motion sensor built right in. We have two of these computers in the lab, and we tried them out to see how well they worked.
One is the HP ENVY Leap Motion SE 17-j160nr ($970), a touchscreen laptop with the Leap Motion sensor located below the keyboard and to the right of the touchpad. We also looked at a conventional tower desktop, the HP ENVY 700-230 ($730). This came with a special Leap Motion keyboard, which was offered instead of HP's normal keyboard for $45 extra (less than the $80 cost of the standalone Leap Motion device), and has the sensor centered above the keys. Both computers have Windows 8.1.
The Leap Motion keyboard is also available on some other HP desktops and all-in-one PCs, including the ENVY Recline AIOs and ENVY Phoenix models, on HP's website through its customize and buy selection.
Getting started
On each Leap Motion model, the controller comes ready to use, with drivers and software pre-installed. You'll need to set up an account to use Airspace Home, where you can get games and apps that are designed for use with Leap Motion. A few are pre-installed, and the Airspace Store offers over 190 free and paid downloadable programs that are compatible with Windows or Mac.
The programs designed for the Leap Motion are where you can best see the potential of the device. A game called Marionette Zoo, for example, lets you tilt your hands in the air to control puppets on the screen, and a shooter called Digit Duel lets you shoot weapons with a flick of your gun-shaped hand. And Google Earth, after a setting adjustment, lets you use the Leap Motion controller to zoom in and pan across the map with a simple hand push down or forward.
In some programs, interactive commands such as walk, action, or zoom might normally require a combination of mouse and keyboard, or you might need to click different icons to change into different modes. But with Leap Motion, these commands can be streamlined into smooth hand motions.
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What we found
In our tests, hand controls didn't always work smoothly on the Leap Motion. Also, each new game or app has its own set of gestures for different actions that you'll have to learn.
The infrared sensor sees a 2-foot cube of space above it, but it can get distracted by stray fingers within this view, so your cursor might jump where you didn't expect. Also, if your motions stray too far from or close to the sensor, you'll need to repeat them. This can be problematic for left-handed users on the ENVY laptop, who might need to reach across the keyboard to center their gestures above the sensor.
The ENVY desktop's sensor is above the keys, which can leave little space for gestures if your monitor and keyboard are placed closely together. It's also easy to get achy shoulders and wrists with your hands hovering in the air for long periods, though it helps to rest your elbow on the desk.
Control apps are available in the Airspace Store that can work with productivity and desktop applications that weren't designed for the Leap Motion. Some let you scroll through pages, click buttons, or control media players. Each has its own set of gestures, so you can find which program you're comfortable using. This could be helpful for those with physical limitations who have difficulty using a mouse or keyboard.
But some controls are clunky. It can take a frustratingly long time to aim the cursor at a tiny browser link, or to search for invisible touch zones in the air. Sometimes, using a mouse or touching the screen is just easier.
Also, there's no guarantee that Leap Motion can work for a program you already own. For example, the Cut the Rope game in the Airspace store is a different version than the one available in the Windows store, which works only with Leap Motion if you have a desktop control app installed. And any program that is not designed for the Leap Motion won't incorporate the creative gestures found in the Airspace Store apps—so if you were hoping to use gun-shaped hands in your favorite first-person shooter video game, chances are you're out of luck.
Bottom line
Leap Motion shows some great potential for new, intuitive ways to interact with our computers. But for now, it works best with only a limited selection of games and apps. Trying out the wilder gestures is fun, but if you're on a budget, we'd recommend you look for a computer without built-in Leap Motion.
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Today's post is a bit unusual I guess.
But I wanted to ask you...
Do you have a lucky number?
A special number that means something to you.
Do you put any faith in luck?
Well in some way.... I do.
My number is 12.
For as long as I remember I have thought of this as my lucky number.
I was born on the 12th of March...
a few too many years ago.
So 312 is what I would call my lucky numbers.
What does that mean to me?
I always wanted to be #12 on a list.
Sit in the #12 seat.
Weird I know...
When I was in High School I showed quarter horses all over the Midwest.
I was Nationally ranked for two years.
And every single time I could use 312 as my show number I did.
This continued on thru adulthood.
When it came time to choose a wedding date I sure tried
to have it on the 12th, but the idea of having it on a Tuesday
was not to be.... lol.
Then came my pregnancies and motherhood.
I was due on Nov 7th with my first child.
For weeks I told everyone I would have her on the 24th of October.
I have no idea why I felt so strongly about it.
Sure enough... she came early that morning.
12 x 2 = 24
Oh the crazy continues.
Then when I became pregnant with my second daughter...
She came on April 8th.
I it is a little weird...
Maddie: 24
Morgan: 48 (4/8)
Oh it even gets better....
My parents were born on the 4th and the 8th...
4 +8 = 12
So what does that mean to me now?
It is just a funny quirk I guess.
No, I don't go buying lottery tickets with those numbers.
But if I did, that is what I'd use.
So today I thought maybe those numbers could mean something else.
Maybe there was a message for me.
So I did a search to see the 3:12 verses in the Bible.
Here is what I found.....
Colossians 3:12
Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.
Ecclesiastes 3:12
I perceived that there is nothing better for them than to be joyful and to do good as long as they live; also that everyone should eat and drink and take pleasure in all his toil—this is God's gift to man.
Ephesians 3:12
In whom we have boldness and access with confidence by the faith of him.
Philippians 3:12
Not that I have already obtained this or am already perfect, but I press on to make it my own, because Christ Jesus has made me his own.
Thessalonians 3:12
May the Lord cause you to increase and abound in love for one another, and for all people, just as we also do for you.
They all speak to me in different ways.
Maybe this was the message all along.
Made just for me to know.
Colossians 3:12
Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.
This is the one that speaks to my heart.
I will have it near me now as a message.
Have you thought about what your message might be?
It might be fun to look and see.
Leave it in the comments if it speaks to you as well.
I would love to hear about it.
Thanks for reading and God Bless.....Brooke


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The Irritated Four
"It was the hottest day of the year, and car ride to Olan Mills was without air conditioning and Mom, Grandma, my cousins and myself were all crammed in the car together. On the way Mom got pulled over for having a broken tail light. Needless to say by the time we got there everyone was already over it. Those dresses were hot and itchy, and even time our photographer was ready to shoot, someone started crying or had to go to the bathroom. I'm the one on the far right with the face. I still make that face to this day when irritated!"
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Baby Name Bonanza
"My cousin is a preschool teacher and asked her students to suggest names for the baby she is expecting. It went well."
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The Hampered Chef
"My mother-in-law tried to bake some round sugar cookies while drunk."
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Grandkids Or Bust
"Lisa's Mom seems a little too involved here…"
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The Tiny Doppelgangers
"The salt and pepper shakers at this restaurant resemble my parents."
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Paper Scissors
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Municipal Parcel Mapping and Geographic Tools Available from the Agency of Natural Resources
Having comparable land parcel data is critical for making decisions about how we use, protect, and manage wildlife, river corridors, forests, and more.Ā But right now, parcel data across Vermont towns exist in mismatched formats--or doesn't exist at all digitally--making it extremely difficult to look at project impacts or planning from a multi-town or regional level.
Leslie Pelch of the Vermont Center for Geographic Information (VCGI) explains how a new Statewide Parcel Mapping program that is working on solving this issue and creating a consistent parcel dataset available to towns, the State, and the public. Click to read more...
Here are several more useful resource planning tools available for local and regional planners:
Trail Finder: One mapping tool that brings together trail data from a multiple trail networks, organizations, and crowd-sourced platforms in Vermont and New Hampshire. Funded by the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, & Recreation and other partners. Open map.
Materials Management Map: Doing research on where food scraps are generated most in Vermont? ĀNeed to find a transfer station or composting facility? The Materials Management Map highlights these facilities and more. Open map.
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"The Life And Times Of Prophecy"
"Now ya'll can know the truth & can't nobody talk shit about YE no more" – Famous in Chicago #SummerSixteenTour pic.twitter.com/hc5NfdbS4V
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The Muthaphreakin Saga Continues…
Drake brought out Chicago Native Kanye West to his Summer Sixteen Show in the Windy City last night… and he made sure to use this powerful moment to address Taylor Swift, while thanking his wife Kim Kardashian for her Snapchat Powers.
Kanye specifically said, ""Now ya'll can know the truth & can't nobody talk shit about YE no more"
Well… truth be told the "truth" is kinda 50/50 … Kanye never mentioned he would say "I made that Bitch Famous" to Taylor. But it looks like Taylor is still losing in the Court of Public Opinion, especially with her drama unfolding with Calvin Harris and Tom Hiddleston.
Whatever the case may be about whatever is to come of this debacle… Are You Not Entertained ??
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So Kim Kardashian decided it was time to post an allegedly secretly recorded phone conversation between husband Kanye West and arch nemesis Taylor Swift. This is apparently the infamous phone conversation Kim claimed had occurred when Kanye asked Taylor if she would approve of his lyrics for "Famous".
Here's the thing… Taylor did says she didn't know Kanye would say "I Made That Bitch Famous"… and in the video, you can only see Kanye asking about the "Sex" with Taylor Swift line.
So technically Taylor's account of the phone conversation is true…. But here's the kicker. If Taylor was never told she was being recorded in the phone conversation, the video is technically illegal. This leaves Taylor with an option to sue Kanye, sue Kim, and file a Federal Criminal Complaint, as this type of behavior falls under Federal Wire Tapping Laws.
Now there's beef flying everywhere. It will be really interesting to see how this moves forward.
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A Tale of Two Rice Birds
Summary: A classic Buddhist folktale from Thailand adapted for a Western audience, two rice bird mates are separated by death and find each other again when they are reborn as a princess and a farmer's son.
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Target Age Group: 6-12
Publisher: Sasquatch Books
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1995 CBC/ABA Pick of the List for "Children's Books Mean Business" award for A Tale of Two Rice Birds
Illustrations by: Christine Lamb
"Two rice birds ensconce themselves in a teakwood tree, have children and would live happily forever after were it not for a tragic accident and an equally tragic misunderstanding. All is not lost, however, for the love that bound the parent birds follows them into future incarnations, when the female becomes a stubborn princess and the male, a canny peasant. The beauty of the story is matched by Lamb's panoply of Eastern-inspired illustrations that transform into Thai-like murals. Intricate, pleasing borders and rich colors align with the text to make this book a glorious introduction not only to a timeless tale but also to the artistic and cultural sensibilities of a foreign land."
-Publisher's Weekly (October 3, 1994)
"This nicely told tale of enduring love is accompanied by vibrant, luminous, stylized illustrations--- a pleasant addition to multi-cultural collections."
-School Library Journal, November 1994
"[The] story works well primarily because of its elegant intrinsic structure and emotions. It's suspenseful and makes a postmodernist point about the power of storytelling…"
-The New Yorker, December 12, 1994
"…Told in the folk tradition, the story is accompanied by stylized illustrations, based on Thai murals, that use gold-paper collage and dark colors."
-The HORN BOOK GUIDE (July-December, 1994)
"The author's adaptation not only provides rich illustration for the story but also represents an outside viewpoint that is fresh."
-Supaporn Vathanaprida, Seattle Reference Librarian
"In the center of Thailand, where the Chao Phrya River flows, there once lived two rice birds. The built their nest in a teakwood tree on a ridge between two rice fields."
Clare's first published book was an adaptation of a traditional folktale from Thailand with illustrations by Christine Lamb. Clare traveled in Thailand with her husband, Dan, and learned how this and other folktales are used to pass down to future generations the ancient traditions and Buddhist beliefs that are important to the Thai culture.
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Written by Clare Hodgson Meeker
Illustrations by Chrstine Lamb
Original Hardcover published by Sasquatch Books
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Leisure activities less than 12 miles : Bathing, snorkelling, scuba diving, Scuba diving (Standard diving dress), coastal/forest paths, hiking, rappel, rock climbing, mountain bike (path), boat trips, mini-golf, hunting, safari photography
Supervised : Dive school
Attractions and relaxation : Bar/pub, restaurant, park and garden, exhibition center, Bio farm
OCEAN VACATION Touristic region : Cres
Locality :
Sea/ocean at 0.5mi.
Shingle beach at 0.5mi.
Forest at 330'
Amenities :
Village center at 990'
Bus stop / bus station at 990'
Scuba diving material hire at 0.5mi.
Breadstore at 0.5mi.
Local stores at 0.5mi.
Mail office at 12.5mi.
Bank at 12.5mi.
Doctor at 12.5mi.
Location AccessHouse Beli
Beli 2
51559 BeliIstria
GPS coordinates of accommodation
Latitude 45°6'53"N
Longitude 14°21'4"E
Access routes Pansion Tramontana, Beli
at 12.5mi.
Bus station Cres
Cres, Primorje Gorski Kotar County, Istria, Croatia
at 56mi.
Airport Pula
Pula, Istria County, Istria, Croatia
at 40mi.
Airport Rijeka
Rijeka, Primorje Gorski Kotar County, Istria, Croatia
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Camden, NJ (PressExposure) October 08, 2009 -- The South Camden Theatre Company, a nonprofit professional theatre organization located in Camden, New Jersey opens its fifth season October 30, 2009 with a special three show performance of Ed Shockley's "Slave Narratives Revisited: a celebration of freedom".
Producing Artistic Director Joseph M. Paprzycki states, "As we await the completion of our new home at the Waterfront South Theatre we are pleased to continue bringing exciting theatre to the region in this our fifth season. We will be opening this fall with three special performances of "Slave Narratives Revisited: a celebration of freedom". This exciting play is written by well known Philadelphia playwright Ed Shockley and features the playwright and director lary moten. This wonderful play takes us on a journey of oppression and freedom that spans from the time of slavery to today we are especially proud to welcome Ed and his work to South Camden Theatre Company."
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Salmon Pasta
I'm crazy about pasta. And I'm crazy about salmon. So it makes sense that I'm crazy about this Salmon Pasta recipe!
My never-ending quest to be healthy and feel great means I'm making small changes this year in my eating habits. So far so good… I'm cutting down on sugar, eating more fruits and vegetables, and subbing healthy grains like quinoa for white rice. As far as I'm concerned, those are some positive, healthy changes.
There is nothing my family loves more than a rich and creamy pasta recipe. I lightened this one up a bit with a lighter cream sauce, and I used the whole wheat pasta to make it healthier overall. I like to use noodles that have a hole in them (like this penne) because the sauce can make its way into the center of the noodle, and that just makes the dish just a little more delicious!
I expected my family to say something about the pasta… that it was weird or healthy-tasting or "not normal." I didn't hear a peep. They loved the pasta- whole grain and all, ate every last bite, and fought over the leftovers! I'd say that's a little victory!
Yield: 4 servings
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Salmon Pasta
- 2 cups whole wheat pasta (I used penne)
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 12 ounces salmon, skinned and cut into 2-inch strips
- 1 cup frozen peas, thawed
- 1 large shallot, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 cup cream
- 1/4 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- salt and pepper, to taste
- more Parmesan, for serving
- Cook pasta according to package instructions (sometimes whole wheat pasta takes a little longer to become tender). Drain and set aside.
- In a large nonstick skillet, heat the oil over medium- high heat. Add the garlic and stir until fragrant (about 1 minute). Add the shallots, salmon and peas. Stir and cook until salmon is cooked through and shallots are tender.
- In a small saucepan, melt the butter over medium heat. Whisk in the flour and stir until lightly browned. Slowly mix in the milk and cream. Continue to stir over heat until it begins to boil and thicken slightly. Remove from heat, add the Parmesan, salt and pepper (to taste), and stir until cheese is melted into the sauce.
- Add the pasta and sauce to the pan with the salmon. Turn heat to medium and stir the mixture together. Heat until all is warmed up. Divide between four bowls, sprinkle with Parmesan (if desired) and additional salt and pepper, as needed.
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191 Responses to "Salmon Pasta"
This recipe sounds like a good one! I use whole wheat noodles all of the time. My little victory for today is that I foam rolled – something that's easy for me to forget to do, but great for runners.
Having dinner prepped and ready for the crockpot.
My little victory was making a great pot of coffee this morning!
For me I've always been a huge soda driker. Sso much sugar. So I decided to go for it and try to gradually cut it out.I've. Switched to sparkling flavored water. Finfers crossed I kicked the soft drink addiction. 🙂
Carol L
I got up at 5 and exercised.
This salmon recipe looks YUMMY…I will be making this one!!!
i love pasta
This year I had my knee replaced, and i knew the only way to end my lifetime of pain was to lose weight. I am doing my own physical therapy by working out, I am determined to lose weight so I asked the doctor to help me as well (which i never thought i would do) so I now have the proper medication I am back to working out, I have cut most of the salt in my diet, i am adding a lot more fruits and vegetables. and eliminating much of the processed sugar from my diet. And I think with doing all this, I will not only make myself feel better, and to be able to walk again without the agonizing pain, but i will be able to help my family as well. I have already knocked 25lbs off my husband since december! And this will be a good showing to my son who is also struggling with his weight.
I ran even though my bed way so so comfy…
Looks scrumptious!!! 😀
This sounds like a great and easy recipe. I can't wait to try it.
Meal planning!
I started exercising, walking and doing water aerobics!
YES! Love this Lori. Whole wheat pasta is the best. My little victory is always putting fruit over my breakfast cereal or oatmeal. I start the day 1 serving ahead 🙂
I'm eating more fruits and vegetables on a daily basis, and use recipes where they are raw, or slightly blanched. I'm also a big fish lover and cannot wait to try this recipe.
started dialing walking yesterday!
started daily walking today!
I'm adding more fruits and veggies into our diet with smoothies and fresh juices. Plan to make this tonite with gluten free penne!
Pasta looks great!
I've been working out at least 5 days per week. I've also cut out (much to my families disappointment) a lot of the processed, go-to meals we had fallen into the habit of eating.
Emptying my inbox before 0800!
My victory today was leaving for work 10 minutes earlier than usual!
i'm ready on time
walking more…now to just give up sugar!
I donated a lot of pantry items, like my regular pastas, white rice, white flour and replaced them with whole grain options. If I don't have them, I can't use them! The salmon looks delicious, when I make it I'll switch out the milk for 1% and the cream for 1/2 & 1/2 to lighten it up.
Remembered to put the chicken in the frig to defrost for dinner!
I add flaxseed to my oatmeal
Reading labels
We eat a LOT of pasta, too, and I think I will try to swap some of it for whole-grain. If I do it gradually, my sweet hubby might not even notice! Thank you for the opportunity!
I feel good about eating a sandwich when I deconstruct it and enjoy the best parts of it but not eat the bread. It's a little victory!!
Yum I love salmon. I use gluten free pasta so I'll try it with that.
My little victory for today is having gone to bed early last night.
Taking small steps to better health…looking forward to trying this recipe.
Getting up earlier!
I got my 18 month grandson to finally sit in the tub for his bath
I had yogurt for breakfast instead of a donut!
Started my weight loss mission only two weeks ago and I've already lost three lbs! Today was weigh in day! Yay!
I turned down desert – that was a hard won victory for me!
Thanks for the great recipe and the chance to win! Awesome! I'm snacking on better options this year and eating "cleaner"!
The main victory for the day is I woke up alive! Second, the love of God was there waiting for me
Getting my steps in even when I am working a lot!!
Looks yummy and I love Kroger! Especially their Simple Truth brand. I've been battling high blood pressure this last trimester of pregnancy and small victories for me is avoiding processed foods and embracing clean eating when I crave junk!
I have kicked my Diet Pepsi addiction and am now drinking unsweetened Iced tea.
That looks like an easy but great recipe! The giveaway is great too!
My victory was having all my lunches ready to go this week!
Thanks. Can always use free food.
Would love to win!
I can't eat fish or seafood but this does look good and I could make it with chicken.
We love salmon so I'll have to give this recipe a try.
My little victory? Being able to sit up without feeling sick from the flu.
Love the idea of starting the year with a healthy and delicious pasta recipe.thank you
My victory is making it until almost 9am before my first cup of coffee!
This pasta looks delicious!
My little win today was getting up and exercising first thing in the morning.
Awesome site and awesome give-away!
The meal plan is in full effect at our house this week!!
This recipe looks so delicious!
Meeting some deadlines and getting in a workout! And my 4 1/2 year old may love salmon as much as he loves pasta, so this is a meal for him!
We love salmon too but never think to add it to a pasta dish. Thanks for chance in the giveaway!
I ALMOST had a cookie for breakfast this morning – and instead made myself egg whites and spinach!
This looks delicious. Saving it for dinner soon!
It's still early today, so my little victories for yesterday were taking a walk with my dog and making a healthy meal for dinner.
I've quit the pop! I'm drinking water all the time and with my meals. Thought it would be difficult but it's not. Actually I feel more refreshed with it and not weighed down.
I'm also walking and it's becoming part of who I am. My two daughters ( 19 & 21) are really encouraging and are very health oriented. Here's to a healthier and lighter new year for all of us! ????
I added spinach to my eggs for breakfast. I'm trying to get veggies in at every meal.
I already have the menu ready to go. We are having Salmon tonight. Instead of pasta, I am serving asparagus and a baked potato.
The fact that I actually made a menu for the whole week!
My victory is that I have begun working out again!
I was able to get one more closet cleaned out
My little victory today is I got up early and in office before 8Am.
YUM!!! My little victory is getting up at 5:45 am each morning to workout!
This sounds good!
This year I'm eating more food in it's natural state. More lentils, veges, fruits, and Nancy's brand honey yogurt (not sweet and it's the best local in the pnw and you find it in Fred Meyer's (Kroger) natural foods section). With the addition of more brisk walking, victory awaits….
I'll keep looking for the Twitter URL to share. That will be my little victory. Thank you for all the great recipes….they are regular in our home.
My little victory for today is not getting stressed, and just breathing. I need to slow down and stress less.
I get a past due notice on my City property taxes with a penalty. I sent a note pointing out that I had not gotten the original bill and I typically paid on time. Got a note this morning that they can waive the penalty one time and this was being done!!
$35 is a nice victory.
Salmon is a family favorite and this one sounds really fantastic! The ingredients are on my shopping list.
My victory is packing a healthy lunch today instead of eating out.
Going to the gym and packing a healthy lunch!
Looks so good! Definitely will make this!
I got up earlier today to workout and have stopped drinking soda.
I'm starting to work out more and avoiding too much sugar. It's all about eating a balanced diet.
Kale and turkey sausage soup was a success!
This sounds delicious. Thanks
My little victory for today is that I did a decent "Down Facing Dog" in Yoga class
I made it to 5:30am yoga!
This pasta looks great.I would have to use GF pasta
My little victory today is taking the dogs for their walk,
and the weather is very foggy and dark,so,I would rather
stay inside~But,on my way. 🙂
Love your blog and love your recipes.
My little victory was getting out of bed this morning and doing my stretches without pain!
We have been eating more wild rice and quinoa, and I just picked up 3
packages of whole wheat pasta. I'm going to try this recipe this week!
My victory is small bites, chewed slowly and well. Thinking about what I'm eating.
A restaurant I go to has an awesome salmon pasta, so now I can use this at home!!
My little victory today was waking up!!!!
Sounds delicious!
Had my lunch all ready this morning. Trying stay away from "take out".
I'll try it tomorrow!
I have cut way back on sodas. Trying to drink more water. We are eating more fruits and vegetables. We love pasta and this looks yummy.
I'm always hesitant about fish and pasta, but this looks delicious!
Eating a healthy homemade breakfast!
Looks yummy!!
This looks good. I love Korger.
Wonderful looking recipe. I only buy whole wheat pasta. I will definitely try this one! Thank you! My victory is that I'm sipping on a green smoothie this morning.


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Welcome back to our online Inductive Bible Study on the book of Job, "Trusting God in Times of Adversity" by Kay Arthur. We just completed Week Four of our study, "Does God Afflict the Guiltless?" We observed Job Chapters 8 through 10 this week. And the plot thickens!
Job asked an interesting question in 9:2, "How can a man be in the right before God?" Although Job recognized that he earned a reputation of being "blameless and upright" (Job 1:8), he lacks righteousness before his Holy God. I found this amazing, because he knew something was missing. Christ was not even born yet, and he knew something was not right in his life. Isn't that just the way we all felt before Christ entered our lives…that something was missing? We all stand as righteous only when, by faith, we stand in the righteousness of Christ.
Job's suffering had been so prolonged to the point he appeals for a mediator… someone to speak on his behalf so that God would end his suffering. Job recognized the fact that since God is not man he cannot approach the throne of grace and plead his case. He needed someone to approach the throne of God to speak for him:
"If only there were a mediator between us, someone who could bring us together. The mediator could make God stop beating me, and I would no longer live in terror of His punishment. Then I could speak to Him without fear, but I cannot do that in my own strength." Job 9:33-35 NLT
A mediator is like a priest, one who brings two parties together in peace. Jesus Christ is our High Priest, our Mediator, whom we can draw near with confidence to the throne of grace.
"For there is one God, and one mediator also between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, who gave Himself as a ransom for all, the testimony given at the proper time." 1 Timothy 2:5-6 NAS
Oh what a wonderful Mediator we have today! We have Jesus standing in the gap on our behalf bringing us forgiveness and salvation.
Kay Arthur writes in the Thought for the Week…
Romans 6:23 tells us that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God and therefore die because "the wages of sin is death." "There is none righteous, not one" (Roman 3:10). But God in His mercy has provided a way for us to escape His just sentence of eternal death. We can't pay the penalty to escape, but God sent His Son, Jesus—who knew no sin—to die for us on the cross, to pay the price we cannot pay. We don't need to have all the answers in our temporal world—not when we know that God loved us enough to provide a way into His eternal home.
Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your Mediator to plead your case? He is waiting to pronounce you "not guilty!"
- Join a small group and fellowship with your fellow Bible students. https://www.facebook.com/groups/WBCInductiveStudies/Complete your study of Week Five, "REPENT!"
- Pray before you begin your study. Ask your resident Teacher, the Holy Spirit, to open your heart to wisdom and understanding to learn His truths.
- Do an online word study on "Guilty" (Job 9:20) at www.blueletterbible.org. Instructions for doing a word study are located in "Files" in the Inductive Studies chat room.
- Store in your heart Job 8:3 (Week Four, Day Seven). A "Store in Your Heart" form is located in "Files" in the Inductive Studies chat room.
- Fill out the "Job at a Glance" chart on Page 97. As you complete your chapter study for the week, decide what the main theme of the chapter is and record the themes for Job Chapters 8 through 10. There is no right or wrong way to write a chapter theme. This is your study and it will help you to remember what the chapter was all about.
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR THIS WEEK (answer in small groups or post a comment here)
- How can we be better listeners to someone who is in deep emotional or physical pain? Give examples.
- When hurting deeply, what are some practical steps we, as believers, can take to find comfort for our aching hearts?
- In Job 9:33, Job speaks about an umpire (mediator), someone who would speak on his behalf to plead his case before God. As believers, we have a wonderful Mediator who stands in the gap on our behalf. How has Jesus Christ made a difference in your life as your Mediator?
- Job was in a season of prolonged suffering and he saw no end in sight. Therefore, he believed God had wronged him and failed to give him justice (Job 8:3). When you are going through a season of suffering, do you, (1) have a humble spirit that holds no bitterness toward God, (2) blame God for your suffering, or (3) pray for God to reveal His purpose in your suffering?
- In our study of Job so far, what are some practical applications you can put into practice right now so that you do not spiral downward in a pit of gloom and despair? How can you remain positive and joyful in the midst of painful adversity?
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