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No Fire To Light
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court accepted an attorney's resignation and imposed consent disbarment in matters that involved the defense of civil cases assigned to him by his firm.
The charges (appended to the court's order) allege that the attorney ageed to submit matters to arbitration without the knowledge or consent.
He was unable to deliver the proceeds of the resulting arbitration awards and falsely stated that he was trying to "light a fire" under his allegedly shoe-dragging client.
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TranscribeMe is a cloud-based transcription app with a disruptive price point
February 29, 2012 by Terence LEE
The first startup to pitch at DEMO Asia 2012 turned out to be among the most promising ones. TranscribeMe is a mobile app by New Zealand startup Audio Scribe that promises to transcribe audio recordings within a day.
While the idea isn't new, what sets TranscribeMe apart from its competitors is that it crowdsources for transcribers from around the world, and charges a much cheaper rate, under half of the nearest competitor.
The founder, Alexei Dunayev, gave a confident, succinct pitch and declared that transcripts of the DEMO Asia conference will be made available to all. The app, which will be free to download, is currently in closed beta. They'll open it to the public in the middle of the year. Read more


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NGE >> History and Archaeology >> Antebellum Era, 1800-1860 >> Places >> Fort McAllister |
Fort McAllister Fort McAllister was a Confederate earthwork fortification near the mouth of the Ogeechee River in Bryan County. The fort played an important role in the defense of Savannah during the Union navy blockade of the Georgia coast.
The earthworks were designed by military engineers to absorb considerable punishment from Union bombardment. The fort was built chiefly for defense against naval attacks, rather than against a landward assault. Fort McAllister had ten large-caliber guns and facilities for the heating of "red-hot shot," cannonballs that, when striking their targets, could set wooden warships ablaze. During 1862 and 1863, Fort McAllister repelled seven Union naval attacks
In early 1863 the Confederate blockade-runner, CSS Rattlesnake (formerly the CSS Nashville) took refuge in the Ogeechee River. After taking on a load of cotton, it was grounded on the mudflats not far from Fort McAllister. Union gunboats proceeded to fire on the Rattlesnake at long range across the marsh and eventually set her on fire. The Confederate vessel and its cargo were completely destroyed. Fort McAllister never fell to Union naval forces because of its unique earthen construction. This was in sharp contrast to the much larger and supposedly impregnable Fort Pulaski at nearby Cockspur Island, which fell after less than thirty-six hours of bombardment by Federal forces using newly developed rifled artillery. Elements of the right wing of Union general William T. Sherman's Army of the Tennessee crossed the Ogeechee River in early December 1864, near the end of its March to the Sea. Sherman's orders to Major General O. O. Howard were to capture Fort McAllister from the landward side, so that the Union army might be resupplied from navy transports anchored offshore. Reduction of Fort McAllister would also open the "back door" to Savannah for Sherman's forces. The Union land assault on Fort McAllister on December 13, 1864, overwhelmed the heavily outnumbered Confederate defenders
For the remainder of the war, Fort McAllister served as a prison for Confederate soldiers captured on the upper Georgia coast. After the war, the fort fell into ruin and remained so until the late 1930s, when it was restored as a historic site for the public through funding provided by Henry Ford, who owned the property at that time. Fort McAllister is now maintained by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources as a state historic park, with a museum, guided tours, and interpretive programming. Suggested Reading William E. Christman, Undaunted: A History of Fort McAllister, Georgia (Atlanta: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, 1996). Alexander A. Lawrence, A Present for Mr. Lincoln: The Story of Savannah from Secession to Sherman (Macon, Ga.: Ardivan Press, 1961). Buddy Sullivan, Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research Reserve Published 9/3/2002 |
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This bright well designed restaurant is a great place for the family, especially kids as the food is tasty, the service quick and the staff friendly. We dug into the 36 O&B Fondue which was a hit with the kids as it became highly interactive with the accompaniments. Pretty sure a connoisseur would react violently to onions, tomato and chili that went with this fondue but after the initial raised eyebrow and squashing voices on authenticity, the kid in me enjoyed it.
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Physicians Formula • Powder Palette Multi-colored Pressed Powder Translucent • Pressed Powders
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Average Rating. | 3.6 |
Would buy this product again. | 57% |
Package Quality | 3.4 |
Price | 3.0 |
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vm1993 on 4/10/2013 1:03:00 AM more reviews by vm1993
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Brunette Eyes: Other
the first thing I noticed about this powder was how dry it felt so the first time I put it on it was super chalky and it made my skin look extremely dry. The directions say to apply it over moisturizer and, boy, is that great advice! What I do is, use Almay wake up as my foundation, apply a bit of Aveeno moisturizer and then apply the powder with a brush. The powder makes the face looks really smooth and natural and coverage lasts long. If your face gets oily, the just apply a thin layer with the buff par and smooth the excess away with your index fingers.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sunnygator007 on 10/5/2012 6:08:00 PM more reviews by sunnygator007
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I'm a big fan of PF powders but this shade just missed the mark. The translucent makes me look chalky. Does a decent job of setting my makeup and doesn't make my skin break out.
I have never really cared for the PF packaging. The little holes on the bottom always make for a messy bag since the loose powder dust falls through and the lid always ends up cracking before I am done wtih the compact.
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brwneyedgurl208 on 7/30/2012 12:46:00 PM more reviews by brwneyedgurl208
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This product is great! It sets my makeup and gives me a really nice even coverage for my pale skin. I love the packaging. I prefer brushes for application so I don't really use the included puff. Although the compact mirror is a really nice feature. I think I have definitely found an everyday must which is really rare!
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*TOP REVIEWER* MrsTefee on 5/27/2012 10:36:00 PM more reviews by MrsTefee
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Dry, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I switched to this from the PF mineral wear talc-free pressed powder (It was good to me but I just wanted a change).
Im super duper uber pale so nothing ever works well with my skintone but this seems just perfectly fine. It gives me just a slight glow with no orange tinges or anything. I can use this alone and I can use it over makeup and it never gets cakey or anything. The puff it comes with is cute..its just a round white cloth type puff that seems to work just fine and even handwashes well.
I recommend this for sure!
PS: The only thing I dont like about this (and like all the other PF pressed powders) is the packaging is so fat that I cant really carry it around because it doesnt fit in my purses very well because its just bulky. ah well.
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celloplum on 11/7/2011 10:19:00 PM more reviews by celloplum
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Black
I'm surprised by how many negative reviews this product got. I guess it just goes to show not all products work on everyone. I wasn't really expecting this powder to do much. I actually only bought it to set my makeup as a temporary replacement. I had a bad reaction to one of Physicians Formula's loose powders a long time ago so I was initially really scared to try it. When I tried it out, everything seemed decent so I used it the next morning. My face, especially my T-zone, gets super oily so I blot with MAC's blot powder around the afternoon. When I went to go blot, I noticed my face was still pretty matte! In my opinion, this product is great for oil control, even comparable to MAC. No significant breakouts yet so I'm happy with this product and plan to repurchase.
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burpqueen on 8/31/2011 12:10:00 AM more reviews by burpqueen
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Other, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I have pretty good skin and i just have a few red spots so this works great for me. this probably wouldnt work well for people who need lots of coverage or people with oily skin. but for people who want a little coerage with normal or combination skin this will probably be a great product for you! and i love the little mirror it has in it!
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hip2Bsquare on 8/16/2011 8:28:00 PM more reviews by hip2Bsquare
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
This did not stop me from looking oily or red. Also, I tried to like the multi-colored palette, but it just left me looking blotchy. I will keep this in my purse for emergencies, but there are better powders (like Maybelline Dream Matte Powder).
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*TOP REVIEWER* Esmay on 6/30/2011 3:51:00 AM more reviews by Esmay
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Silver Eyes: Blue
I would highly recommend this pressed powder if:
You have very, very fair skin with any type of undertones.
You have normal to dry skin. (It might not provide enough oil absorption for oily skin types.
This is not translucent on pale white skin but will add a natural, light peaches and cream coverage to your face, evening out skin tone, get rid of shine without dulling the complexion and give that poreless natural look. Wonderful for those of us who cannot find anything that doesn't look pink or orange or dead white on our faces.
I still might use concealer around red areas on nostrils and although I don't have dark circles under my eyes I use Prestige white eyeshadow (not matte) under my eyes, inner eye and brow as illumination alternative.
To apply this powder I use an Ecco brush that is very thick and dense (best ever for applying pressed powder)and when I'm finished applying blush I go over my face lightly with a flat topped bronzer brush. On my moisturized combo to somewhat dry skin, this works beautifully and the powder is remarkably long lasting. Does not look cakey what so ever!
Use this every day. One coat for super natural look and two or more applications for more polished look. Great stuff.
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chelsealaur on 5/16/2011 10:39:00 AM more reviews by chelsealaur
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I regret buying this SO much. Where I live, it's more than $20 so I can't even say "wellllll it was only $10.99..." My skin gets dry sometimes in the winter, but it's May while I'm writing this and after using that powder, I saw noticeable flakes of skin under my eyes which is not usually where I get dry either. I don't have a MAC that's less than 20mins away so I went to the drugstore and picked this up thinking it'd be a good substitute for my MAC Mineralized Skin Finish Naturals (light, I'm super super pale). I was so wrong I don't even know what to do about how wrong I was. Not only is it chalky and leaves my face dusted with white (and not to mention the little powder pad it comes with is total garbage), but my skin NEVER breaks out and this product made these little bumps appear all over my face. I also don't have sensitive skin or am I allergic to anything. Sure I get a few blackheads on my nose from time to time but I have never had a real pimple or even more than a tiny red circle in terms of acne but this thing made me feel absolutely disgusting! Also it's heavy and drying and cakey so maybe for very oily skin this would be good? For mine it was absolutely horrible... I regret buying this so so so much, theres about $25 I'll never get back... Maybe I should just become a youtube guru and let that one powder start the collection of a billion cosmetics I never actually use...
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kmaness930 on 6/26/2010 7:44:00 PM more reviews by kmaness930
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
I use for spot treatment and covering up sunburns. I don't think it's a good completely cover your face powder though.
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LiLLatinaFLava on 2/21/2010 2:06:00 PM more reviews by LiLLatinaFLava
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This powder came with PF's lip plumping gloss (which I really wanted to try). So I thought "Ooo free powder, great!" The powder is just alright. Sets foundation pretty ok but I try not to put too much on my face because it makes me look quite pale (my skin has yellow undertones) and it doesn't keep my oily skin at bay for a long time. I applied this powder with my Ecotools powder brush and blended to the Nth degree, Haha. I hate the bottom portion of this compact because I have to constantly flip back and forth to use the mirror and to use the powder. Unfort. the powder is just not my fit.
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marym126 on 11/25/2009 10:05:00 PM more reviews by marym126
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
If you have red undertones like me this product will make you look more red. It's more for people with lots of yellow undertones in their skin. I used it for about a year, it doesnt last though. After it was freshly applied, it looked good in pictures. It does look powdery though. There are much better powders out there, look elsewhere.
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*TOP REVIEWER* rickisyed on 11/24/2009 9:44:00 AM more reviews by rickisyed
Age: 25-29 Skin: Very Oily, Tan, Warm Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I'm NW35 right now, sometimes NC30 and even NC27, I have very yellow undertones but I tan very reddish brown, I have tried every medium color foundation, tm, powder, on the market, and dont always get a good color match or coverage. I have had products that have come close but dont last long on my face. I got this powder in two colors: Translucent and Medium. Out of desperation, I needed a quick powder to wear on the weekends, my complexion color varies from week to week (sometimes I have reddness sometimes I have sallowness, sometimes I pick up color from the sun, etc etc). Because of the good mix of colors in this compact, this covers all my imperfections like a liquid foundation, and is a good enough color match (because its not all one color). Medium matched perfectly, but if I get darker, medium will be too dark. Translucent was too light for now, but I did tone down any white cast with Stila Sun bronzer, and it was a good color match and good mix between stila and transulcent. Anyway, Moisturize well because this powder is thick and cakey but If you have oily skin like me, its thick enough to keep oil at bay, if you have dry skin, stay away from this product, it will accentuate flakes. Right now I will use Beige until I get lighter in the winter, I will switch to Transulcent.
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Rachael230889 on 11/14/2009 9:52:00 PM more reviews by Rachael230889
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I've been using this pressed powder for the past year, I really enjoyed using it. I have a medium tone skin but even though using this it would give me a healthy glow. Its coverage is really good but like others have said not good for my oily/combination skin type.
I would love to purchase it again cause it could work really well in the process of contouring your face.
PS: It does not cause breakouts, I've used it alone without a base and it works fine for the whole day.
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Kyakimochi on 11/2/2009 6:23:00 PM more reviews by Kyakimochi
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Wow... i'm honestly really surprised at the bad reviews...
I really love this powder! I use the PF color correcting green concealer, my EDM mineral foundation, then buff this in to set my foundation. It DOES leave a semi-white cast, but it's not usually visible once it sets in on your face. I use my ELF powder brush, if that makes a difference. I like how this product makes my face look creamy. That's the best way I can describe it. It softens up the harsh lines on my face, and makes my features look softer and adds a soft glow. It evens out my complexion.
I like the packaging too. It's easy to open and close, it has a cute little mirror on the bottom, and it comes with a puff (which I use for other things).
It keeps me matte for a couple hours, but nothing outstanding for oiliness.
It's such a great deal at around $3 on sale at Walgreens too. =)
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*TOP REVIEWER* bebe7 on 8/25/2009 1:09:00 PM more reviews by bebe7
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Brown
This product is very ehh. It kind of leaves a whitish cast on my face, even though I don't use very much of it at all. Its coverage is alright. I don't use the little sponge/puff it comes it, but with a powder brush. I used it very occassionally, on days when I don't feel like wearing makeup, I just dust a lil bit of this all over. I stopped using it when all the powder broke into lil pieces, so now it's just sitting on my shelf. I wouldn't buy this again because it didn't have the best coverage, and it didn't wow me in any way.
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faithhope21 on 8/1/2009 10:07:00 PM more reviews by faithhope21
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
*Gives me a tan glowy look that i get compliments on.
*Doesnt make my face look chalky
*Doesnt break my acne prone skin out
*Evens up my complexion
*Doesnt show flakes
*Have to keep reapplying
*Oil comes through easily
*Not long lasting
Bottom Line: I will keep repurchasing this because it doesnt make me break out but i think people with VERY oily skin should look for something that works longer throught out the day but after i use this i get compliments on my tan (Which i dont have but this powder gives me).
Overall its a decent powder and should be given a chance.
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*TOP REVIEWER* haleyhay on 7/26/2009 11:24:00 PM more reviews by haleyhay
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Very Dry, Olive, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
I really like this powder, many translucent powders say they are translucent but seem to leave behind some white. This doesn't have any color to it but it sets my makeup very well so it doesn't slide off. I also love it because it doesn't have any fall out like many powders do. I bought this at Walgreens for about $3.50 on clearance so I am not sure if it is being discontinued or Walgreens is just not going to sell it anymore. All in all it is a really good setting powder, and I really like it.
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britney54 on 6/20/2009 11:08:00 PM more reviews by britney54
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
I got the multi-colored highlighter. I wanted something to highlight my face. It doesn't really do anything. It just blends it to my skin, and leaves sort of a chalky film on my face. I don't really like powders though in general that have talc in them because they make my face look dry looking.
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aliawilk123 on 3/9/2009 10:17:00 PM more reviews by aliawilk123
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This stuff breaks too easy and the packaging's clunky. The product is too yellow for my skin, and that's lame. That being said, its good at setting foundation and you're more likely to break out wearing nothing than you are wearing this.


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Field Test
C-Scope CS1M
David Drummond
Photos: Peter John Field
t the start of this year I bought myself a new detector. It was nothing fancy but just a model that I had seen advertised for a few months within this magazine. The machine in question, the CS1M is the starter unit in C-Scopes range of motion detectors. Unfortunately, I could not find any reports on the CS1M in the hobby press. These days all the attention seems to be on the more advanced and expensive detectors, while the cheaper and more basic detectors get neglected. I feel this is a shame as some of the more modest machines are capable of a good finds rate and represent excellent value for money. I personally believe that anyone starting out in this hobby should do so with a simple and basic detector, before moving on to something more complicated and expensive. After being involved in this hobby for over 20 years, and having owned dozens of different detectors of all types, I have actually reverted back to using the cheaper models, of which the C-Scope CS1M is a good example. I bought the CS1M as a back up to my principal detector, which is a nonmotion TR type. At under 200, I thought the CS1M represented a wise purchase, and such proved to be the case. Having made the purchase over the telephone, I eagerly awaited it to arrive by post. I was keyed up and ready to start using it for a number of reasons.
One was that I had a new site lined up that my research indicated might produce some good medieval finds. I also was keen to see how the CS1M would compare with my existing detector in terms of depth and performance. Unfortunately, all of this was not to be. It was at this point of the year when the country was hit with the dreaded foot and mouth disease. As in many other areas, where I live in Scotland there has been almost a total shut down in terms of access to the countryside. If I wanted to go detecting, then my choice was limited to beaches or river foreshore. As a result of this my report on the CS1M, which should have taken only a few weeks to complete, has actually been delayed for a number of months.
There have been no major changes to the look and styling of most of the C-Scope motion and non-motion range for the past ten years. In fact, the CS1M is very similar in appearance to the original CS2M and the present CS660
models (the latter of which I tested for the magazine some years ago). Basically, the CS1M is made up of a two-piece stem in normal S configuration. Its compact control box is mounted above a black rubber foam handgrip, and there is a combined armcup and detector stand at the end of the upper stem. The 8in isocon waterproof search coil is hardwired into the control box on this basic model. When putting the detector together for the first time, slide the lower stem into the upper one and tighten the cable around both stems by rotating the lower stem. Never over tighten the cable as this could damage the detector. You should always leave enough slack so that it is possible to tilt the search coil backwards and forwards without strain on the cable. The battery compartment is located at the base of the control box, and the detector runs on two PP3 type 9-volt batteries. The control box is grey in colour with the C-Scope logo on the sides, and the rest of the detector is in grey and
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white. There are only two rotary controls on the control panel, as well as a standard quarter inch headphone socket and speaker. Finally, the instruction manual takes the form of a very small and simple pocket leaflet, which is easy to follow and gives good clear guidance.
trol turned fully anti-clockwise the detector will do just as the marking suggests - pick up all metal including iron.
Field Appraisal
Although I have managed to get in quite a lot of search time with this machine, in terms of field appraisal my options have been very limited on inland sites due to the foot and mouth disease restrictions already mentioned. However, it was still possible to gain access to my local beach, and work commitments willing I have been trying to get out as much as possible. As a result I have been able to ascertain some of the CS1Ms strengths and weaknesses. There is nothing complicated about the CS1M, which is basically a simple switch on and go detector. When beach searching I use sensitivity set at between half and three quarters on the scale, and discrimination set at the three and a half mark. And thats all there is to it. There is no tuning involved as the detector keeps itself tuned automatically and is very stable. At the discrimination setting mentioned some small nails and pieces of silver paper did manage to get through and give an audio response. However, these were quite weak-sounding signals compared to wanted targets. I found that coins, ring pulls, and large pieces of iron gave a much louder and stronger signal. Unfortunately, the same is the case with pieces of coke (ferrite oxide) that abound on my local beach. This beach also has its share of crown caps from bottles. This gave a rather muted type of tone that I eventually came to recognise. I didnt see the point in turning up the discrimination any further than 4 as I would lose some thin rings and possibly certain types of coins. On my original setting I did find plenty of coins on my outings including 1ps, 2ps, and the tiny 5ps. I also noted that the CS1M isnt a particularly good wet sand machine (and, of course, has never been promoted as such). But it does work well on dry sand and is capable of very good depths. Some of the targets were at a depth of more than a foot, although many of these turned out to be buried aluminium beer cans. My tests over a number of weeks showed the CS1M to be a good dry sand coinshooter. I found over 37 in loose change including coins, and my first ever 2 coin from this beach. Jewellery was not abundant but my finds comprised a silver ring, a somewhat battered gold wishbone ring, and a silver pendant with silver belcher
The control panel is very simple and, as stated, only has two rotary controls on it. The speaker is positioned centrally and the headphone socket is in the bottom right corner. You therefore have the option of using this detector with or without headphones. However, the use of headphones is certainly advisable as it allows you to pick up deeper and fainter signals. Also, if you are working on a beach or in a public area, you do not want to draw attention to yourself with noisy bleeping. The CS1M - like its predecessor the CS2M - uses two PP3 batteries. The use of a good pair of alkaline batteries is recommended, and these should give you between 15 and 20 hours running time. Rechargeable batteries can be used if desired but I find good batteries can be acquired reasonably cheaply from the Nickel and Dime type stores. On the control panel one control is marked Sensitivity and this also serves as an On/Off switch. In most conditions sensitivity can be set to a high level. However, if you are working on heavily mineralised ground and experience false signals or spitting it may be necessary to turn the sensitivity to a lower setting. The other rotary control is marked Disc (short for Discrimination). This control allows you to set the amount of junk rejection you wish to use for any given site. There are two things to remember about this control. If you use too little discrimination you could be wasting a great deal of time locating and digging up unwanted junk. On the other hand, if you use too much discrimination you could be losing wanted targets such cupro-nickel coins, thin section gold or silver rings, or small medieval hammered silver coins. If you are new to detecting, it is worth carrying out some experiments with this control using a variety of coins and items of jewellery. The control is marked in increments ranging from all metal to maximum discrimination. The instruction manual recommends that you start with a setting of 3 until you gain familiarity with the detector and then try other settings. With the con-
Rangers Football Club Pendant
Beach finds.
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The coppers found during the test.
Cupro-nickel coins found during the test.
chain attached. The pendant is in the shape of the Scottish lion rampant with the letters RFC underneath. These do not stand for anything as exciting as the Royal Flying Corps, just the Rangers Football Club. One oddball find I made with the CS1M remains a bit of a puzzle. I made the find on one of the sandy footpaths that lead onto the beach. A good sounding signal resulted in a tiny toy train wagon. I hadnt seen anything like this for over 30 years, for it was made by a company called Lone Star and was one of a series of toys called Locos. This particular carriage was in near mint condition with its paint still intact. I remember these small toys very well with their tiny metal trains and metal railways. When I was a small boy my father used to bring me an engine or a carriage home every week. I suppose that if I still had them and their boxes today they would be worth a small fortune. Lone Star toys were the railway equivalent of the famous Matchbox cars. I dont know if the carriage I found is an original or a modern reproduction, but I would certainly like to find the rest of the set as these toys were beautifully made. Perhaps a reader would know if these toys have been rereleased? As a break from beach detecting I gave the CS1M an outing on a local river foreshore. My search didnt produce any coins, but it did prove that the detector is quite at home on this type of site. I retrieved about 40 targets that
The Lone Star carriage. Is this a repro?
The 1 coins and 2 coin found.
had all given good-sounding signals. In the main the items recovered consisted of pieces of scrap copper, brass and lead, some shotgun cartridge ends, screws, and a number of tiny nuts. The finds that were nearest to coins were a number of old buttons, dating to the 19th or early 20th century. While searching the foreshore I didnt notice any performance problems; the detector just did everything it was meant to do. The nearest I came to the conditions of an inland site were the overgrown grass playing fields of a old, recentlydemolished school. I soon found that
Silver ring and gold wishbone ring
the fields - besides being full of humps and bumps - were full of building rubble that was concealed by the long grass. Nearly all of the site had been used as a dumping ground for all sorts of junk, and a lot of good sounding signals resulted in targets such as cut up aluminium cans, ring pulls and various nails, screws and bolts. Despite this hefty level of junk contamination I did manage to find around 16 coins, three of these being pre-decimal. The depths achieved were much as expected, the detector being capable of going down around 5-6in on coin-size targets and about double that depth on the pieces of aluminium cans. In early August I was invited to search a field used to grow berries. The field was on the slope of a very steep hill but at one time was within viewing distance of a burn and ancient mill. I had made a search of this site in the past and knew that some hammered pennies had been found on it. My friend and I hoped that we might find a couple more on this occasion, so we set about going up and down the berry rows. Our detectors started to register plenty of signals most of which resulted in pieces of scrap copper alloy and lead. The C-Scope coped very well despite some problems with the scree covering the soil surface, and made a large number of finds. In the main these were scrap pieces of copper alloy and lead, but some more familiar pieces came up including buttons, coins, a lead seal, and a musket ball. By the end of the search we had not realised our hopes of finding
hammered silver, but we did find a silver coin each. My own find was a Jubilee Head Victorian threepence that I ended up giving to the landowners as a thank you for letting us search their field. The other two coins I found were a worn halfpenny of George III and a worn Scottish bawbee. Depths varied to between 4-5in on coin size targets, and as much as double that on some of the bigger pieces of scrap or iron.
David Drummond on the beach with his C-Scope CS1M
David Drummond Conclusion
The C-Scope CS1M offers all-round simplicity and anyone should be able to master the basics of using this detector in a matter of minutes. As it is fully automatic it can adjust to almost any type of ground condition, but as with most motion machines was not at its best on wet sand. I found its sensitivity to be above average with good depths achieved in particular on the dry sand. The CS1M is also good at registering the smaller targets with a good signal. I feel that this detector should be particularly effective in situations where you are specifically hunting for coins. The type of terrain - whether it be field, woodland, park or beach shouldnt be a problem. My only gripe has to do with the way the batteries are installed. I would prefer to see the wires and clips being replaced by simple drop in pods. As a starter model in the C-Scope motion range the CS1M is an ideal detector for a beginner, and a good all round performer.
Model: C-Scope CS1M Type: Motion, variable discrimination Manufacturer: C-Scope International Limited, Kingsnorth Technology Park, Wotton Road, Ashford, Kent TN23 6LN. (Tel: Fax: 01233 645897) Batteries: Two PP3s (alkaline or rechargeables recommended) Battery Life: 15 to 20 hours with alkalines. Search Coil: 8in waterproof isocon type, hardwired Price: 179.90 (inc VAT) Guarantee: Two years.
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George Michael: Is she your girlfriend?
Michael: No.
A little.Sally Sitwell: You know what, I'm going to meet you in a few minutes, okay?
Michael: Okay.
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Michael: Okay. She's a shot-putter. And I'm dating her, but I just want to make sure that you're comfortable with everything.
George Michael: Of course. We could double-date— you and Sally and me and Ann.
Michael: Who?
George Michael: Ann.
Michael: Yes.
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Michael: Yes. Of course I know Ann. Didn't mean "who." I meant, uh... "her." That's a great idea. I love Ann.
George Michael: Great.
Michael: Excuse me, ma'am.
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George Michael: We're just having a little fun, you know.
Ann 2.0: I think that church and studying are fun. I thought you felt the same.
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Ann 2.0: I'm going back to church.
Maeby: Well, she just killed my buzz. So, you're still enjoying this relationship?
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Rachel Held Evans posed two interesting questions on her blog this week while informing us that she is speaking to a group about her generation of Christians. She also says that some comments might be used in her Power Point presentation to this group.
Her two questions are as follows:
1. What made you leave, or consider leaving, the Church? (or, What made you stay?)
2. In what practical ways would you like to see folks from older generations come alongside us as we evolve and make our faith our own?
First of all, I want to say that as much as I am sure she means well and I do pray she makes headway for our generation, I'd like to point out that she only represents a portion of our generation of Christians, not all of us as a whole. However, I do see the need to address such issues with the older generation as this new and upcoming generation will be, essentially, replacing theirs.
To answer her first question honestly, we need to be very clear that leaving a traditional style of church service and it's hierarchy structure is not equivalent to leaving "The Church". The Church is the Body of Believers and they gather in a variety of ways and each one functions uniquely. In order for a person to be declared as "leaving The Church", they would be people who totally reject all of Christianity. Therefore she can not possibly represent these folks since she is not one of them.
Now, if she was asking why have we left the Traditional style of 'church' as an institution then here is what my response would be;
We first ventured away from the Traditional style of gathering for several reasons, one being that the hierarchy governance has been known to breed too much abuse of power and hinders the Body's individuals from functioning equally.
In her second question she brings up a powerful topic and valid concern. The first thought that goes through my mind is that the older generation needs to realize that we do not all need to, nor desire to, keep on with their traditions. Here's an example, my mother has long held and cherished traditions for how she celebrates Christmas. However, my husband and I are the parents of our own children and desire to create our own traditions. It's not that her traditions are 'bad', it's just that we would like to create our own. The traditional style of Christianity that has been passed down through the generations is not truly "of" our generation. They are from a former generation. In the Bible, there is plenty of room for each generation to create their own traditions. Most churches have a sample style of the Lord's Supper (piece of cracker with a plastic shot glass of juice), but we certainly can observe the Supper on a larger scale if we want to. There was a time when getting baptized at the river or lake was the tradition, whereas now it's in a heated spa on the platform of a 'church' building.
We do not need the older generation's approval to continue celebrating our faith in a way that best suits each individual group. This is our freedom to follow Christ as he guides us. I don't mean any disrespect, but this is truly our freedom as believers. It is in my opinion that this older generation can 'come alongside us' by respecting our unique paths in Christ and stop accusing us, harassing us, and belittling us for choosing unique ways to live by faith. Furthermore, it would be truly beneficial if they would openly express this to their congregations as well. Quite frankly, it is very discouraging to get continual attacks from people who think that holding to ancient traditions is 'doctrine'. Should a local Body of believers choose Sunday afternoon at 2pm to start their gathering, they may do so. There is absolutely nothing in the Bible that says we are required to host Sunday morning AND Sunday night gatherings. There is no time limit specified in any of the apostle's writings. Taking an offering does not need to be public with the nudges of elbows, nor do we need to 'vow our children to the organization'. These are just a few examples of traditions that are not commanded by God, yet many generations have come to believe they are.
If the older generations desire to encourage young people in their faith, then they can stop trying to control our paths in Christ. We are unique and many of us do not desire to be forced to take on a carbon copy of what they have done for so many years. Their traditions can grow old gracefully and die out peacefully, unless some groups would like to freely choose to take the baton of Tradition for themselves. And should there be some who do, we will respect their choice and we ask that they respect ours. It would be wonderful if some would carry on some of those traditions for those who embrace them with the nostalgia of the eras of yesteryear and at the same time I look forward to seeing how this up and coming generation creatively introduces their own.
That sums up my initial thoughts on the questions Rachel asked.


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Garden Veggie Side Dishes
It is certainly the season for all those fresh summer veggies from the garden. They don't just belong in your salads though. Owner of Kafé 421, Antigoni Sander McCloud, shows us some side dishes with a Greek twist.
Zucchini Fritters with Tzatziki Sauce
Preparation Time: 2 ½ Hours Cooking Time: 30 Minutes
2 ¼ Pounds Zucchini
4 Tbsp. Olive Oil
1 Small White Onion; Grated - ¼ Cup
¾ Cup All-Purpose Flour; plus extra for coating
1 tsp. Baking Powder
1 Cup Grated Pecorino or Parmesan Cheese
½ Cup Feta Crumbles
½ Cup Panko Bread Crumbs
3 Eggs Lightly Beaten
1/3 Cup finely chopped mint, loosely packed
¼ Tsp Salt + A Couple Turns of Black Pepper
1 Cup Vegetable Oil, for frying
Grate zucchini in food processor. This will yield about 6 cups of grated zucchini. Put zucchini shreds in a colander and sprinkle with a half a teaspoon of salt and let the zucchini drain for about an hour. After an hour squeeze all of the liquid out of the zucchini and set aside.
Heat the olive oil in a small skillet. When the oil begins to glisten add the grated onion and cook over low heat for about 3 – 5 minutes. Onion will become soft and translucent. Add the grated zucchini, both cheeses, bread crumbs, eggs and mint in to a large bowl. Sift
together the flour and baking powder and add to the zucchini mixture, followed by salt and pepper to taste. Mix it all together, if it feels too soft add a little more bread crumb. Cover and chill mixture for an hour.
Fill a heavy bottomed skillet or dutch oven with about 1" of Vegetable Oil, heat the oil at medium high heat for about 3 to 4 minutes. Now begin to fry.
Form the mixture into palm sized patties, toss gently in the flour left for coating, and fry in batches, taking care to not crowd the pan. Fry for about 5 minutes, flipping the patties occassionally until they are lightly golden on both sides. Keep an eye on the cooking oil, if the patties are looking too dark too quickly adjust the temperature down a bit. When the fritters are done, drain them on paper towel lined plate. Place the drained fritter on a baking sheet and keep them warm in a 250°F oven. You will do this with each batch of fritters until they are all fried. When the fritters have all been fried remove them from the oven and plate them on a large sharing platter, serve with Tzatziki Sauce (recipe below) or a lemon aioli.
*Note – This mixture can be made several days in advance. It can also be made into a large patty so you could make a zucchini "burger" out of it.
Tzatziki Sauce
Preparation Time: 15 minutes
2 ½ Cups Greek Style Plain Yogurt
1 Long, thin cucumber, peeled and finely chopped
3 – 4 Garlic Cloves, finely chopped
¼ Tsp. Salt
3 – 4 Tbsp. Olive Oil
3 Tbsp. Finely Chopped Fresh Dill
In a large bowl put yogurt, cucumber, dill, garlic, salt and olive oil. Stir well. Cover and
refrigerate until ready to serve. This is best if made at least an hour in advance, allowing the flavors to marry.
Eggplant Caprese Salad
Serves 2 As A Main Dish – Serves 4 As A Starter
1 Medium Sized Eggplant, peeled and sliced into about 12 – ¼" Thick Rounds
3 Eggs Beaten
1 Cup AP Flour + ¼ Tsp Salt + A Couple Turns of Black Pepper
2 Cups Panko Bread Crumbs + ¼ Tsp Salt + A Couple Turns of Black Pepper
1/4 Cup Grated Parmesan
3 tsp Garlic Powder
2 tsp Dried Parsley
3 tsp Dried Basil
Salt For Finsihing
3-4 Tomatoes, Sliced into 12 – ¼" Round Slices
3 - 4 Balls of Fresh Mozzarella, Sliced into 12 – ¼" Round Slices
Fresh Basil
Aged Balsamic or Balsamic Glaze
1 Cup Vegetable Oil For Frying
Peel Eggplant with a vegetable peeler and slice into rounds.
Set up breading station – You will need three shallow dishes that you can dip in
Station 1: Into your dish combine AP Flour, Salt and Black Pepper
Station 2: 3 Beaten Eggs
Station 3: Bread Crumbs, Salt, Pepper, Parmesan, Garlic Powder, Dried Parsley, Dried Basil
Begin dipping your rounds. First in the flour, knocking off any excess. Second in the eggwash. Allowing the excess to drip back into the dish. Third in the crumb mixture. I achieve the best results here by resting the rounds in the crumbs and then sprinkle a handful on top of them. Then I press the crumbs onto the eggplant with the palm of my hand. This makes the crumbs adhere better.
Fill a heavy bottomed skillet or dutch oven with about 1" of Vegetable Oil and heat it for about 3 to 4 minutes over medium high heat. Now begin to fry the eggplant.
Taking care to not crowd the pan, fry the eggplant for about 3 minutes per side, flipping the eggplant occasionally so that they have a nice even light brown color on both sides. Keep on eye on the cooking oil if the patties are looking too dark too quickly adjust the temperature down a bit. When the eggplant are fried to perfection, drain them on paper towel lined plate and sprinkle each round with a bit of salt. At this point they are ready to be served, if you are frying in batches you will want to place the finished eggplant rounds on a baking sheet so that you can keep them warm in a 250°F oven until all of the eggplant is done.
While you are frying the eggplant prepare the other components of your salad. Slice the tomatoes and mozzarella, wash and dry the basil. When all of the eggplant has been fried begin assembly of the dish.
Lay 1 Eggplant Round on a plate followed by 1 Slice of Tomato, 1 Fresh Basil Leaf, 1 Slice of Mozzarella and 1 More Fresh Basil Leaf. Repeat this as many times as you like if you are making a large platter to be shared. Otherwise make individual servings following the above assembly format. Give everything one last gentle sprinkle with salt and then drizzle aged balsamic or balsamic glaze over the whole dish. If you wish wish to finish with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil as well that would be delicious!
*Notes: you can prepare you coated eggplant patties a day in advance, but don't fry them until just before you are ready to eat.
Greek Green Beans
Serves 6 – 8 People
2 Pounds Green Beans, washed and trimmed
¾ Cup Olive Oil
1 Large Yellow Onion, Grated
3 Cloves of Garlic, Grated
3 Large Tomatoes, Grated
¼ Cup Water
1 Tsp. Salt, plus more to taste
½ Tsp Black Pepper, plus more to taste
¼ Cup Fresh Dill, Chopped
Heat Olive Oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the onions to the glistening oil and sautee until translucent, about 3 to 4 minutes. Working directly into the pot, grate garlic into the sautéing onions. Stir together for about 1 minute.
Add the beans, top them with the grated tomato, water, 1 tsp salt ad ½ teaspoon black pepper. Give them one quick stir to combine all the flavors, then cover with a tight fitting lid, turn heat down to low and stew them for about 40 minutes.
After 40 minutes uncover the pot and give the beans a good stir. They should be really soft, this is not a crisp version of green beans. If they are nice and soft, leave the pot uncovered, stir in the fresh dill and then turn the heat up a bit so you can reduce some of the liquid down, this will give it is more of a soup consistency rather than a watery consistency.
After it has reduced down taste it. At this point add more salt and pepper based on your taste buds. You can serve this dish right away, or you can serve it at room temperature several hours later, or even the next day! It gets better and better the longer it sits, and make sure you eat it the "greek way" by dipping bread into the tomato-y olive liquid from the pot, You will be so so happy!


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What a super looking dish, I will definitely be trying this out soon. Lemons are tops for flavour.
I'm making a Moroccan Kefta today—Kefta simply means ground meat. You grind it, add several spices to it and turn it into little meatballs. Of course you could try to shape them into little teletubbies, Eiffel towers, or even tiny Mona Lisas will do! Be creative! (just kidding, sorry:)
My kefta is slightly different though; I'm using ground beef in stead of the more authentic ground lamb. Mine are also poached in a lemon & herb sauce giving them a slightly different texture. If you don't care for tangy and zesty dishes, you might want to skip this one! If you do like lemony foods, give it a go! It's a fun and easy recipe. Think of it as an experimental break from your every-day cooking! You have to do that every now and then or you'll end up in a rut, making the same old dishes over and over again! Don't say I didn't warn you!
The meat is surprisingly light and fresh, making this an ideal lunch. Especially when you throw in some flat bread as well!
1 pound ground beef (or lamb)
2 large onions
1 chili pepper
1 garlic clove
2 lemons
1 tsp salt
1 heaping tbsp fresh ginger
1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
1/4 tsp ground cumin
1/4 tsp ground turmeric
1/4 tsp ground ginger
1/8 tsp cayenne
flat-leaf parsley
1 1/4 cup water
Optional: coriander
What better way to spend a rainy, windy and chilly morning than all cooped up in the kitchen, cooking up a storm? It's either that or be like him and stay in pajamas all morning! Lazy little boy. Hmmmm. On second thoughts; lemme grab my pajamas.
Back to the recipe.
Go for extra lean ground beef. Or keep it really authentic and get yourself one pound ground lamb.
Let's add a few spices. Spices you might not expect in ground beef: 1 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp ground cumin, 1/4 tsp ground ginger, 1/4 tsp cinnamon, 1/8 tsp cayenne and a good pinch of black pepper.
You could finely mince it, but in this recipe I prefer grating 1/2 a large onion.
Also add a grated or finely minced garlic clove to the ground beef.
Fresh, green and crispy flat-leaf parsley. I love how it looks, smells and tastes. Finely chop a good handful and add it to the ground beef.
Knead for a few minutes—you want everything to be thoroughly combined.
Make walnut-sized meatballs out of them. You could also brown them first, if that's what you prefer. This would be your cue to do so! I'm not… I'm poaching them.
Finely mince the remaining 1/2 onion and 1 additional large onion. Did I mention I like onions? No?
De-seed and finely chop a large red chili pepper.
I always freeze my ginger. So I've defrosted 1 heaping tbsp grated ginger. Defrosting is only seconds work if you have a microwave.
Extract the juice from a large lemon. I've sieved the juice and measured it; my lemon gave 1/4 cup of lemon juice.
The original recipe calls for a handful finely chopped coriander. I'm so not going there! In stead I've chopped another handful of flat-leaf parsley. Just go with whatever flavor you like best. Also wash and quarter a lemon. Be sure to take the pits out! I'd feel really bad if you'd end up with $3000 worth of dental work due to one of my recipes!
Heat 2 tbsp butter, add the onions, chili pepper, ginger and 1/4 tsp turmeric. The turmeric will give a mild flavor and will color everything sunny yellow. You could also add some curry powder in stead.
Cook everything, over medium heat, until the onion starts to brown.
Add the parsley (or coriander), lemon juice, 1 tsp salt and pour in 1 1/4 cup water. Give it a good swirl and bring the sauce to a boil.
Drop the meatballs in there and temper the heat. Put the lid on and simmer, over low heat, for 20 minutes. Flip the meatballs over ocassionally.
Now simply put the lemon wedges in there. We're going to simmer the sauce (without the lid on), for about 10 to 15 minutes. This will give the sauce a chance to cook down and thicken a bit. Check the seasoning!
Serve in pretty bowls and throw in some flat bread (or rice/couscous) and a salad. This is a really nice lunch dish! And because the meat is served in small portions, it also makes for a great appetizer or even party snack!
What a super looking dish, I will definitely be trying this out soon. Lemons are tops for flavour.
That looks absolutely delicious! Definitely going to try that this week :)
In other news, apparently truncated feeds are the new cool thing among blogs now… but they really really make me sad :( Anyway they could be changed back, or is it maybe just a glitch?
Kay, wow thanks for responding so quick! I'll check my feed reader, but I first noticed partial feeds popping up on another popular food blog I visit, and some of the comments on that site reflected others were seeing the same. When this post came up in my reader, it was partial as well. I thought maybe you were taking a cue from the other site, and got a little worried :) Hopefully it'll clear up soon!
A similar version made by the Turks is called Kofte. I so love kofte! This looks good enough! I hope to give it a try soon!
Is kez talking about the fact that when you come to your site you now have to click on more at the bottom of the post to read the entire post? When you first see it it's only a partial post?
Looks amazing.
And for what it's worth, I'm seeing the same change as Kez, if that helps with…anything. :)
Ooo, that sounds fabulous – can't wait to try it!
yum!! love the fact it's a stovetop recipe….oven on the blink. and I've been using that as my excuse not to cook!! but I'm getting hungry!
Thanks again Kay
I am so running to my freezer as soon as I type this!
I'm with the above posters :) I use google reader and what it does is show a snippet of your most recent post, rather than the whole thing. It's totally not a big deal, it just has people leave their feed reader and directly click your site to read the whole post :)
I reallllly want to make this for lunch today!
How odd!!! I could care less if I have to click through to visit your blog, you always post gorgeous photos that are completely worth it, lol :):)
You may have posted this before, but what lens are you using now? The colors are fantastic and depth of field is perfect.
I selected "show details" in the upper right corner of my feed on Google Reader and it shows pictures now. Try that?
I love to prepare various kinds of kofte, that is- minced chicken or lamb/veal meat 1 inch diameter balls seasoned with whatever spices I feel for the day :-)
Lovely snaps. Could you tell me which camera do you use?
What a lovely lunch idea! I particularly like the mix of spices.
Aww he is beautiful! and dinner looks yum too :0)
your photos are unbelievable! i love your blog – what kind of camera do you shoot with?? i'd love to hear your secret to getting such amazing shots.
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As he looks out of his office window, Pastor Bryan Olson sees the Old Cottage Grove Cemetery and is reminded that the church he serves is full of many years of family connections.By: Judy Spooner, South Washington County Bulletin
As he looks out of his office window, Pastor Bryan Olson sees the Old Cottage Grove Cemetery and is reminded that the church he serves is full of many years of family connections.
"There's a feeling of community here, of being included," Olson said in an interview last week. "People help one another."
Olson, the new pastor of Cottage Grove United Church of Christ, is returning to the congregation where he served his seminary internship 10 years ago. His assignment was to develop a youth ministry in the church and at Community United Church of Christ in St. Paul Park.
As a teenager, Olson "felt God's call," but knew he needed more time to consider entering the seminary. He accepted a job in minor league baseball in North Carolina. All through high school, Olson had a high interest in sports. "But I was never good enough as a player," he said.
After four years, he was at a crossroads in his life and decided to enter the seminary. "I haven't looked back since," he said.
After he was ordained, he and his new wife, Emily, a professional pianist and vocalist, took "a leap of faith," Olson said, and, after much prayer, accepted a call to grow a new church north of Philadelphia.
Accepting a call for what is considered mission work is something most ministers do later in their work experience, but Olson tackled it as his first job.
A month before the couple's 2-year-old son was born, Olson accepted an interim position in a Wisconsin church for a year, hoping he and Emily could return to the Twin Cities. Olson then accepted the call to return to the Cottage Grove church where his work serving others began.
"When you serve a church, you never really sever ties," he said.
Before going into the mission field, Olson bought a townhouse in Woodbury. Because of the depressed real estate market, he became a landlord. After accepting the current call, he and his family moved back in.
"I'm excited to be back," he said. "The response of the congregation has been fantastic."
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