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Road's End Organics Dairy Free Penne and Chreese® Cheddar Style Pasta Dinner -- 6 oz
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4.48/5 rDev +14.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
In the glass it's a light-brown color with a fairly large off-white head. The honey comes through in the smell and taste; it's like the best kind of blonde or white, but with a bit more flavor packed in than usual. There is almost no bitterness. Highly carbonated.
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A: Golden and honey like in appearance. A thick head of large bubbled foam floats over the beer retaining itself nicely and leaving streaks of lacing down the sides of my tulip. Some bits of sediment are visible.
S: Sweet smelling. Not too much ABV on the nose.
T: Sweet malts. Really to do this beer justice leave it out of the fridge for a while and let it warm. The honey becomes a bit more present and a bit of bitter Curacao also peaks its head out. Sweet malts are also available , I'm assuming some kind of pilsener malt. Hops profile is low and only comes though as bitterness although slight but provide good balance.
M: Ultra Ultra dry. Perhaps among one of the driest beers I've had. I can assume this is due to the honey seeing as it is highly fermentable and leaves a fair amount of alcohol with little residual sugar. This is not to say the body is too thin , which it's not. High carbonation typical of a Belgian is definitely there making the beer even more refreshing.
O: A pretty good beer overall. I would drink this again if the price was right but not really something I would hunt down.
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Surprising to have this on tap at Mission Pizza great mellow family blue grass pizza pub in Fremont CA, and I ordered a pint after a taste, the bartender not knowing where it came from, so I figured it must be a new brewery in CA. Wrong and feeling ignorant. I just really like the subtle honey undertone of this. Surprisingly strong for the mellowness of it. Very golden and lovely as I sit at table on sidewalk as the sundry to the west. Aaaaah, California, but this is Belgium in a suburban East Bay buzz, and it feels and tastes so right!
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Huntington, Ind.— Huntington College dedicated its new Science Hall today. The new 91,000-square-foot, $16.5 million facility is the new home of the College's departments of mathematics, computer science, physics, chemistry, and biology-- including both the pre-med and environmental science programs. The dedication ceremony was attended by hundreds of alumni and friends of the College.
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I wonder if you can guess what was the first thing that I noticed when I came back on campus this fall—the first thing that drew my attention and caught my eye. It was Brenn Hall over there. Yep, when I first came back it was empty, gutted, completely stripped down to little more than steel grids with a roof, and it was kind of sad. I realized then, you know, that I am going to miss this place.
Well, not the desks that were bolted to the floor, or the utter lack of air conditioning, or the sinks that would not drain, or the store rooms that were so small you had to turn sideways to get in between the shelves of chemicals, or…. Well, suffice it to say, that I think I appreciate this new building in a way that future classes never can.
But, for three years, a significant portion of my waking hours—and I'll admit, a couple of my non-waking hours—were spent in Brenn Hall of Science. In my time spent there, I learned and grew immeasurably, both, as a scientist and as a person. It was there that I learned the most fascinating things that I have ever been privileged to study—the marvelous complexity of God's creation. And it was there that I confronted the sometimes painfully difficult questions that science poses, especially to Christians. The questions of right and wrong, truth and misconception. My professors never glossed over those questions, but taught me to face them squarely and honestly with scientific and spiritual integrity. I think I owe significant aspects of who I am today, to time spent with those professors in Brenn Hall. After three years, it almost felt like home.
Nevertheless, I think I am a little jealous of the underclassmen and the classes that will follow them. I envy them and their opportunity to learn and grow and build memories here in this building. I am still trying to figure out where everything is in this abundance of labs and classrooms, but for them it will feel like home.
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Windows 8 Consumer Preview cracked 1 million downloads shortly after launching last Wednesday and I'm sure many of you have tried it already. Whether you went with a dual-boot, upgrade, clean install or virtual machine, if you're coming from Windows 7 you'll notice significant changes immediately, while others may not be as obvious.
Inevitably, with change comes good and bad -- at least until you learn some tricks that get you back up to speed. I know I've been hitting my head against the wall when things don't behave the way they used to. The Start menu's absence is a perfect example of a radical change. Indeed, the duality of the OS may bring some trouble, but as skeptical as I was, I must admit Microsoft has done a pretty good job of easing many of my concerns.
File copy dialogs, the task manager and search look better and work faster, and that adds up for an improved experience. Without further ado, here's a shortlist of Windows 8 shortcuts and useful quick tricks I've gathered thus far.
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I don't see the point of hiding the Windows orb... it probably takes like 30x30 pixels on the taskbar.
If only I could download the Windows 8 consumer preview without any of the files getting corrupted.
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I don't see the point of hiding the Windows orb... it probably takes like 30x30 pixels on the taskbar.
Agreed, stupid move by Microsoft, it should be as easy as right clicking on the start bar anywhere and ticking "Show Standard Start Menu".
I think I will stay with Windows 7 This round, I'll skip to the next one.
I'll also pass on this one. I just don't see the necessity of implementing touch-screen oriented UI in a major, mainstream Windows edition. Shouldn't it be called something like Windows Touch? Also, I think Microsoft tends to work "too fast" - I remember hearing about Win8 just a month after Windows 7 came out.
What was wrong with the old desktop mode? Me, being a power-user myself can't see the purpose of installing this OS. What does it have that Win7 doesn't? How is it improved, not how the UI is changed? Frankly, I can't imagine my daily work using this UI. If I can't call it "desktop mode", well, it just doesn't suit desktops, right?
There's also the hotkey: WINKEY + C, that show's up the charm tab and a huge clock at the left botton screen (very useful for those who like to deactivate the native clock of windows.
Looks like Win7 to become the new old WinXP... on the longer run I mean...
If you actually count the clicks and keys you need to press, 8 is slower than 7 in most of the cases...
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If you actually count the clicks and keys you need to press, 8 is slower than 7 in most of the cases...
I found that as well, Hell when I login I have to "Click" to get the desktop, To shutdown the machine I have to hover and click, click again and click again, If I was to see my apps that requires at least 3 clicks, in windows 7 it was one.
Sure setting Windows up took less clicks, but infinitely more once actually using it.
I'm still testing it but so far its not looking good for Microsoft.
I have to agree with the above comments. I'm still testing out Win 8 however I don't see any reason to leave Win 7 at this time. It really seems like it's the tablet OS and not a real improvement for desktop users.
I played with It for few hours, my first Impression was Hmmm.. a tablet OS badly ported for pc desktop use, It also reminded me of the first time I tried to use apple OS X (that didn't end well either).
Now I realize It's just a preview and things will change before It ships but, one thing It really needs Is a check box In the appearance settings called "windows classic" but then I think you'd just end up with windows 7..so what's the point.
I must confess, that apart from downloading the ISO's I've not even tried this preview yet, so the tips will come in very handy.
I'm curious though, as a multiple display user myself, how it impacts usability Julio? I presume the hot corners work on just the primary display?
I really need to get this installed when I have some time, its just finding it right now.
Ive just installed Win8 OS in my new pc, so it was a clean instal, but when Win8 promts to use an Microsoft ID, I tried to use my Live ID, where I have everything related to Microsoft, as messenger account and Xbox Live, but it didnt let me use that email addres, saying that was from Live ID and/or hotmail domain, but it did let me use my gmail account... so it is supouse to work like that?
For those of you dual booting a word of warning: don't use the refresh OS feature. It will wipe out the dual boot menu and remove all installed programs (chrome, itunes, firefox etc). I had to install EasyBCD in order to get Windows 7 back. Not sure the purpose of refresh OS, it took twice as long to work compared to actually installing Windows 8 and it wrecked more things than fixed.
is there any difference in working of os if i install it on virtualbox or a clean install??
can i play games on it (specifically Battlefield 3)??
For all you power users, I've been exclusively using Win8 since the 29th and I have been doing just fine. Nothing that has been annoying. Heck, I can even see Metro as a more advanced start button with more customization.
Am I saying it's worth the upgrade however? Maybe, if it's free. And if you really don't like the metro, then there's a good chance that something will be out by the official release to fix that. It's got a lot more powerful features, it's faster, and everything in integrated into your one Windows ID. It's really not as bad as some people would like to think.
-A Fellow Power User
I am unable to right-click and drag files -- I used to use that all the time to specify copy vs move when dragging files. Can anyone else still do that or did they take that "feature" away ?
@indiangamer, Virtualbox CANNOT run video card intense games, as it can only emulate a graphics card
@Guest before me, They still have the right-click and drag feature as mine works just fine...
I gave it a whirl for a little while through VM and i was mostly unimpressed. Once i installed it on a real machine it was a little better but i couldn't help but feel like the OS was too unorganized. In order to use it as a desktop OS users should be able to retain all the traditional elements. The tweaks are fine but not having the option to disable the new tablet UI features is a little discerning. Maybe that will change by the time RC1 rolls out but for now I'm all set with it.
I have been using Win8 from the developer preview days. Initially there was the "where it is?" time while getting used to the new UI. But I am talking less than a day for that.
The performance benefits, less memory usage, better tools like the new task manager, copy window, etc., and the fact that all the drivers just worked, clinched it for me. I like it.
Now, whether it is worth dropping $100 on will depend on how you use it and whether the fine tuning will make any tangible difference for you.
Oh and I forgot to mention that I installed it on a desktop, a laptop, and a tablet. Obviously I can use the Metro UI in a much better and natural way on the tablet than than the other form factors. But even on the desktop/laptop the Metro UI is really just a fancy, more customizable, and "live" start menu.
Metro as simply as I can iterate................is UGLY
The Hot Corner idea seems to have some use. But has anyone figured out how to make the hot corners a bit bigger?
If I had to summarize Windows8 (Tablet) in one word i would use: Garbage.
Nothing else to say about the quality. As for tools. I see no reason to use even more bloated and bordering on uselessness tools "made in Microsoft". Total Commander (or NortonCommander under DOS) hasn't changed much. It does tons of things all in small package. Why would anybody be interested in new or old Win Explorer/Task Manager/etc is totally beyond me...
Each Windows OS since XP seems to require more and more clicks to get to something that used to be simple and easy to find. Now they are hidden again under an ugly touch interface that somehow ended up on a desktop. Many of the mouse actions in Windows 8 feel clumsy and unnatural. And are those corner hot spots about 1 or 2 pixels in size or what? I will also be sticking with XP and 7 for now.
Like the above mentioned, I have been getting slower and slower with my normal tasks since XP. I was forced into Win7 with DirectX changes and will no but be forced into Win8.
If you are faster at everyday tasks like finding files and starting odd programs in Metro, please post how and why that is. Note that making shortcuts and editing the registry to effect the speed are showing a blatant failure of Win 8.
The best Trick - Don't install it win h8 instead save yourself the time and stick with xp or 7, unless you like keeping up with the same ppl who thought vista was terrific there is nothing to gain.
hi friends m not able to select the things in desktop view like whether, pinball, people etc...and cant even open "more pc settings" in windows 8 consumer preview....any 1help me out with this.....
Is it possible to change the "move cursor to right corner" setting to "move cursor to right side"?
What I mean is that it's annoying to move the mouse to the corner, and it would be much more simpler to just drag it to the side.
Does any of that setting(s) exist in Windows 8?
/ Joel
Is it possible to change the "move cursor to right corner" setting to "move cursor to right side"?
What I mean is that it's annoying to move the mouse to the corner, and it would be much more simpler to just drag it to the side.
Does any of that setting(s) exist in Windows 8?
/ Joel
Yeah, it's a fiddly maneuver with a mouse and the hot spot seems to be tiny, like a few pixels. The touch command Windows Key+C to open the "Charms" (ironic name) is easier. But why is it made to be so awkward on a desktop with mouse control?
Like the above mentioned, I have been getting slower and slower with my normal tasks since XP. I was forced into Win7 with DirectX changes and will no but be forced into Win8.
If you are faster at everyday tasks like finding files and starting odd programs in Metro, please post how and why that is. Note that making shortcuts and editing the registry to effect the speed are showing a blatant failure of Win 8.
MS must split the OS from the GUI so users can decide on the interface.
XP is still on 40% of PCs and its very easy to understand and use.
W7 is less user friendly and W8 sucks. Metro is for children. Adults want XP!
Your link to Droplr is broken. FYI
What I hate about Windows8 is the missing customizing options.
For example this is displayed when I change the volume with my media keys on my keyboard and I found no way so far to disable it.
This: http://I.imgur.com/xQqqMyc.jpg
If anyone of you guys knows how to disable it please write me a mail @ [email removed].
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Early adopters rejoice as the DDO Alpha invites are sent out. Turbine has announced that the first alpha testing invitations have been sent out for Dungeons and Dragons Online. May the whining, niggling and complaing begin:
"We're pleased to announce that we've sent out the first round of Alpha acceptance e-mails. Our internal Alpha has gone very well, improving by leaps and bounds on an almost daily basis, and now it's time to take the next step: giving you, the public, your first real look at Dungeons & Dragons Online®: Stormreach. This project has been in development for over two years now, and we're very excited to share our hard work with you."
You can read the entire Dungeons and Dragons Alpha Testing Announcement at The Official Site. For even more DDO information visit the TenTonHammer.com DDO Community.
Dungeons and Basements - Ruleset 3.2 MMORPG.com has posted a Dungeons and Dragons Online Interview featuring David Eckleberry, Lead Systems Designer at Turbine. The virtual dice rolled and the virtual DM yelled:
"In the second bi-weekly Q&A, David Eckelberry, the Lead Game Systems Designer, answers five questions from Staff Writer David Souza. Within he discusses death, raiding, and much more."
You can read the entire Dungeons and Dragons Online Interview at MMORPG.com.
Lower your dice. We have you covered. GameDaily has posted a preview of Dungeons and Dragons Online. Dice fell silent in basements across the nation as they read the following:
"D&D Online is aiming to bring the traditional nerd-fabulous pen and paper experience to the Internet age. We take a close look."
You can read the entire Dungeons and Dragons Online Preview at GameDaily. Our own Dungeons and Dragons Online community is getting rolling at DDO.TenTonHammer.com
Dungeons and Basements - Oldschool. GamerGod has posted a Dungeons and Dragons interview featuring nine short questions. A Bugbear, a skeleton and a gnoll walked into a basement and said:
"Will this be just another MMORPG? With so much competition, what will make DDO a standout from the rest? These questions were on my mind when I recently sat down with the dev's of DDO..."
You can read the entire Dungeons and Dragons Interview at GamerGod.
Virtual 20 sided dice. Dungeons and Dragons Online the focus in the latest GamerGod Preview. It is reasonable to assume that they may have written this:
"True to the continuance of the setting of its creation, thousands of pen and paper gamers around the world still gather in basements, at kitchen tables, in living rooms with chairs centered on a table large enough for the dice to keep from rolling away and cheat that precious double damage roll of 20. On numerous occasions, these hardcore zealots of Imagination and loyal minions of the Lady Luck of 20 Sided Die have traversed the boundaries of their corporeal worlds into the virtual."
You can read the entire Dungeons and Dragons Online Preview at GamerGod.
All Turbine All The Time. Turbine has signed a deal with AT&T to host both Dungeons and Dragons Online: Stormreach and Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar. Rumors and rumors of rumors conclusively speculate that they wrote this:
"Westwood-based online game company Turbine Inc. has signed a deal with AT&T for the telecom giant to host Turbine�s upcoming massively multiplayer online game Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach. Contract terms were not disclosed."
You can read the entire AT&T to host Turbine MMO Games article at Mass High Tech.
The trophy shelf receives a new addition. Turbine has won the MITX Elite Technology Award. The press release goes something like this:
"WESTWOOD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 9, 2005--Turbine, Inc., a leading publisher of online subscription entertainment, announced today that it is the recipient of Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange's (MITX) second annual What's Next Award for Turbine's profound leadership and continual innovation in the online gaming industry. Turbine received the award during the Technology Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, June 8, 2005, at Boston's Four Seasons Hotel. "It is an honor to be recognized for our innovative development and proven technology leadership," said Jeffrey Anderson, president and CEO, Turbine, Inc. "This is a true testament to the talent of the Turbine team - their passion and commitment are what propel Turbine's ongoing success and creative excellence." With its world-class franchise roster, Turbine is at the forefront of the exploding massively multiplayer online games market. Turbine develops, publishes and operates massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPG). In addition to its award-winning Asheron's Call(R) franchise, Turbine is producing and funding Dungeons & Dragons(R) Online: Stormreach, the only MMORPG to be based on the world-famous Dungeons & Dragons(R) franchise. Furthermore, in early 2005, Turbine acquired the exclusive MMORPG rights to produce and publish The Lord of the Rings Online(TM): Shadows of Angmar(TM). Recipients of the 2005 MITX Technology What's Next Award are exclusive to New England based emerging companies that have demonstrated unsurpassed technology credentials. Winners are selected by a select panel of local industry influencers and executives from technology, investment, research and business communities. Ranking is based on innovation across technologies that are expected to have profound impacts on the IT environment within the next few years."
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Go Turbine. Go Turbine. The Boston Globe has a story posted about Turbine and their push to get Dungeons and Dragons Online: Stormreach completed for the holiday season this year. We're nearly confident that they wrote this:
"Now comes phase two. Over the next two years, the company will introduce new games based on two of the most beloved fantasy franchises. In 2006, Turbine will release the first massive online game based on J.R.R. Tolkien's ''Lord of the Rings" trilogy. Turbine will publish the Tolkien game on its own, rather than pay a share of the profits to a major game publisher. The company is taking a more cautious approach with Dungeons & Dragons Online, teaming up with the French game publisher Atari Inc."
You can read the entire Race to Build Stormreach article at The Boston Globe. Still hungering for more D&D Online information? DDO.TenTonHammer.com is a seven course meal.
DDO with no GPS. Lost? The Dungeons and Dragons community managers at TenTonHammer.com have a solution. We like to call them maps. Maybe, possibly, they wrote this:
"I updated the Maps link with all the maps created by Wizards of the coast and a few maps that have been enhanced with city and region names. These are all the maps I have been able to locate on the web. Take a look and get a feel for the world of Eberron. These maps should be useful for all the PnP players out there also. "
You can check out all of the Dungeons and Dragons Online maps at DDO.TenTonHammer.com.
Don't mess with the Worg. Resistance is Futile. The official Dungeons and Dragons Online: Stormreach site has posted Monster Profile #4: The Worg. We're almost sure that they wrote this: "This week, Azalai Korias and his band of adventurers encounter the malevolent canine known as the Worg." Read the entire Monster Profile: The Worg at The Official Site. Do yourself a favour and visit the Ten Ton Hammer Dungeons and Dragons Online community site.


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Relegation-threatened QPR may have beaten Southampton, but Jay Bothroyd believes it will count for nothing unless they follow it up against Sunderland next weekend.
The west Londoners out-battled Saints on their own patch on Saturday, with Loic Remy putting them ahead after just 14 minutes.
Gaston Ramirez equalised after a mistake by goalkeeper Julio Cesar, but QPR secured just their third Barclays Premier League win of the season thanks to Bothroyd's strike.
Next up is a home clash with Sunderland and the striker, who spent the first half of the season on loan at Sheffield Wednesday, knows his side need to kick on.
"The gaffer has been great," Bothroyd said of manager Harry Redknapp. "He fills the boys with confidence even when you're not playing.
"There is that buzz around the training ground and he always talks to you.
"I've come in as Bobby Zamora was injured. Obviously I've scored but it was one of those where it was all about the squad and you do as well as you can and I was delighted to get a goal.
"Every game is a cup final. We can't complain and we have to be up for every game.
"We won and we have a massive game next week. if we take our foot off the pace, then this game means nothing."
As well as an important team performance, Bothroyd was proud of his own effort.
The 30-year-old has featured just twice for the Hoops in the league this season and was glad to show Redknapp what he can offer.
"It's great to score goals and it was always about getting the win," Bothroyd said.
"The gaffer has done a lot with us this week on tactical things and we played a counter-attacking game and played well.
"We had the better chances I thought and we're happy and delighted.
"It worked well for both goals and it was a terrific team performance. Everybody worked really hard.
"The back line was really tight and obviously we took it to them and we have a smile on our face, which hasn't happened too much this year."
The victory moves QPR within four points of safety and brings Southampton back into the relegation dogfight.
QPR boss Redknapp believes Saints are safe but that means little to defender Jose Fonte, who was disappointed by the way Saturday's match panned out.
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"It is hard to take this but we need to move on. There is no other way to take it."
While the 2-1 loss was disappointing, Saints fans will have been relieved to see Fonte return to first-team action on Saturday after a knee complaint.
"Personally, I felt good," the Portuguese added. "The knee didn't hurt me.
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Directors Set 2011 Budget, Criteria for International Disaster Response at Spring Meeting by Yvette Moore
04/14/2010 Women's Division directors set the division's 2011 budget, made 2009 Call to Prayer grants and allocated more than $191,972 for repairs and maintenance of United Methodist Women's national mission institutions at their spring semi-annual meeting.
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04/14/2010 In the wake of major earthquakes in Haiti and Chile, and continued suffering of immigrants, Women's Division President Inelda Z. González urged United Methodist Women members to redouble their outreach to neighbors in need in her address to directors at their semi-annual meeting.
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04/12/2010 Changes in the church, the world and United Methodist Women set the stage for "interesting times," said Women's Division Deputy General Secretary Harriett Jane Olson addressing division directors gathered for their semi-annual meeting April 8-12 in New York City, and later, Stamford, Conn.
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04/09/2010 We are living in a new economic reality, Women's Division treasurer Martha Knight told directors at the semi-annual board meeting at the Church Center for the United Nations, April 9. Yet, "In the midst of economic challenge unseen in recent times, once again, United Methodist Women members have come through, giving with their hearts to support mission both nationally and around the world," she said.
Women's Division Board Approves Restructure by Leigh Rogers
10/15/2009 Women's Division's Board of Directors approved a recommendation for reconfiguring relationships with the General Board of Global Ministries at its recent meeting, Oct. 9-12, in Stamford, Conn.
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10/15/2009 In preparation for a transitional period for United Methodist Women, Women's Division president Inelda González reflected on history, challenging directors to do more to engage and act for justice in their communities and in the church at the semi-annual fall board meeting in Stamford, Conn., Oct. 9-12.
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10/12/2009 United Methodist Women members' giving in the first half of 2009 reflect both the market downturn and their commitment to mission, said Women's Division Treasurer Martha Knight in her annual report.
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10/11/2009 Passing cars honked approval as more than 50 Women's Division directors, staff and guests rallied in support of health care for all at a noontime vigil outside the Marriott Hotel in Stamford, Conn., Oct. 10.
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04/28/2009 Women's Division directors voted to explore a new model of partnership with the General Board of Global Ministries that would transfer oversight of United Methodist Women-supported national mission institutions, relationships with international partners and regional missionaries to the Women's Division.
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Praise God! God is Good! by Josephine Deere
03/25/2006 Have groups who are critical of United Methodist Women been a factor on our giving? If so, the affect has been marginal, and it has transferred funds from the idea of undesignated giving to designated giving. The trend in churches and non-profits across the nation is that giving is decreasing and that persons have a desire to designate where their money goes. This is different than the historical understanding of undesignated gifts to mission – known to United Methodist Women and predecessor organizations for over a century. The historical understanding of "undesignated giving" is that gifts are given to mission and the gifts are dispersed to places with the greatest need. This makes us a unique organization, and we want to spread this message so that all women say, "That is an organization I want to join! Thanks be to God!"
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I have always believed in responding creatively to the maximum range of visual stimuli, for perhaps to do otherwise would be to inhibit an artist's potential to emotively touch people in visually diverse ways. (Greg Allen)
Most people aren't anywhere near to realizing their creative potential, in part because they're laboring in environments that impede intrinsic motivation. (Teresa Amabile)
Face new challenges, seize new opportunities, test your resources against the unknown and in the process, discover your own unique potential. (John Amatt)
A rose only becomes beautiful and blesses others when it opens up and blooms. Its greatest tragedy is to stay in a tight-closed bud, never fulfilling its potential. (Anonymous)
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If ya ain't got it in ya, ya can't blow it out. (Louis Armstrong)
I am not a has-been. I am a will be. (Lauren Bacall)
I'd rather be a could-be if I cannot be an are; / because a could-be is a maybe who is reaching for a star. / I'd rather be a has-been than a might-have-been, by far; / for a might-have-been has never been, but a has was once an are. (Milton Berle)
-prepared remarks for Imagining Toronto: A City-Builders' Symposium...We are potential. There is so much room for innovation, but like insecure tweens we are afraid to make the first move. We aren't sophisticated or experienced enough to be bold. We are awkward and gangly and have bad proportions. (Shary Boyle)
I don't want to represent man as he is, but only as he might be. (Albert Camus)
Continuous effort - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential. (Winston Churchill)
Whom the gods wish to destroy they first call promising. (Cyril Connolly)
If the eye watches the hand, this would enable the marks being placed on the page to receive the proper guidance, but the results would be memory and destroy the potential of drawing the reality. (Lorne Coutts)
This day, like all days, holds great potential. (Jeff Davidson)
We need images and myths through which we can see who we are and what we might become. (Christine Downing)
The experience of making a pencil rendering or watercolor sketch on site, in the rush of inspiration, seems to sit somewhere in the brain as a form of potential energy. (Dan DuBois)
Keeping your mind open in the face of uncertainty is the single most powerful secret of unleashing your creative potential. (Michael J. Gelb)
Quidem te est - It is in you. (Kjerkius Gennius, 36BC)
Never say, 'I can't.' It closes the door to potential development. (Irwin Greenberg)
The purpose of truly transcendent art is to express something you are not yet, but something that you can become. (Alex Grey)
The worship of convention has never yet led to astonishment and a joyous leap in human potential. (Tama J. Kieves)
With realization of one's own potential and self-confidence in one's ability, one can build a better world. (Dalai Lama)
Every human being has creative powers. You were born to create. Appreciate your inborn potential. (Nita Leland)
Every youth owes it to himself and to the world to make the most possible out of the stuff that is in him... (Orison Swett Marden)
Where was the human potential lost? How was it crippled? ...a good question might be not why do people create? But why do people not create or innovate? (Abraham Maslow)
One's only rival is one's own potentialities. One's only failure is failing to live up to one's own possibilities. In this sense, every man can be a king, and must therefore be treated like a king. (Abraham Maslow)
We are all on our own journeys as artists. Many can lead us part of the way, but only the artist can truly discover his own potential because it lies within himself. (Mary Moquin)
It's only when you hitch your wagon to something larger than yourself that you will realize your true potential. (Barack Obama)
Humanity has only scratched the surface of its real potential. (Peace Pilgrim)
In examining the potential of individuals, we must focus on their strengths and not just their mistakes. We cannot be limited by what they may have spilled in the kitchen. (William Pollard)
No star was ever lost we once have seen; / We always may be what we might have been. (Adelaide Proctor)
God's greatest gift to you is your unlimited potential. Your greatest gift to God is to use that potential to the fullest. (James Arthur Ray)
Don't let that feeling of not being good enough hold you back and keep you from reaching your potential. (Sandy Sandy)
Even when one gives up, one still has the potential to be rewired to achieve. One simply must learn to recognize when a door has just closed and aim for an open one. (Maria Scaringi)
There are a lot of good pieces still to be written in C Major. (Arnold Schoenberg)
True art is the intermediary between man's ordinary nature and his higher potentialities. (Ernst F. Schumacher)
Look at things... as they can be. (David J. Schwartz)
It's not about what it is, it's about what it can become. (Dr. Seuss)
To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. (Robert Louis Stevenson)
The average person works at fifty percent or less of their potential. Your job is to unleash that extra fifty percent. (Brian Tracy)
To ask for paintings which are understandable to all people everywhere, is to ask of the artist infinitely less than what he is capable of doing. (Jack Tworkov)
Your heart is full of fertile seeds, waiting to sprout. (Morihei Ueshiba)
I have allowed myself to lead this little life, when inside me there was so much more. And it's all gone unused. And now it never will be. Why do we get all this life if we don't ever use it? Why do we get all these feelings and dreams and hopes if we don't ever use them? (Shirley Valentine)
When you push yourself, you flex your potential, and if you're listening carefully, you'll sense that the experience is the teacher. (Kirk Wassell)
Like the hollow nothingness within the seed of a tree, which contains the potential of the entire tree, the experience of nothingness in the unmanifest field has within it the lively potential of everything in creation. (Maharishi Mahesh Yogi)
The fact is that the creative person is a disciplined craftsman whose 'gift' is a reaching out toward his most profound personal potential. (Joseph Zinker)
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