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Corrie Ten Boom once said, "If Satan can't make you bad, he will make you busy." Keeping right priorities requires discernment to say "no" sometimes, even to good things. Do you recall when Jesus went to dine with Mary and Martha? Martha was distracted with all the preparation. Jesus said to her, "Martha, Martha, you are worried and bothered about so many things; but only a few are necessary, really only one, for Mary has chosen the good part, which shall not be taken away from her" (italics added). Both Mary and Martha loved Jesus and wanted to serve Him, but their choices made all the difference. Not only did Jesus acknowledge that Mary's choice to just be with Him was the good part, but that ultimately her choice was the only one that would satisfy. You experience that "good part" when you are with Him:
A Tale of Two Lumberjacks Two lumberjacks, a younger one and an older one, raced to see who could cut down the most trees in a single day. At the end of the day the winner was obvious. The older lumberjack had won. The younger man could not believe it! "How could you have cut down more trees than I did?" he asked. "Every hour you sat down while I kept right on cutting. I don't understand. How could you have cut more trees while sitting so much?" "When I sat down, I was sharpening my axe," the older lumberjack said. "Why didn't you stop to sharpen your axe?" "I didn't have time," the younger man said. "I was too busy cutting!" This story reminds us that in order to be an effective servant, to make our lives count for Christ, we should take time regularly to "sharpen" our lives.{1} |
Who else can refresh us with the love and forgiveness we so desperately and constantly need for ourselves and others? Yet, in spite of these revelations, we get distracted, worried, and bothered, and thus, we do not make paramount what is most important. What He wants first, every time, and always, is you. Every day we make a choice. Each day the result can be a rich, rewarding, and satisfying relationship with Him which cannot be taken away.
Our days so often go wrong because they do not start right. With the world, the flesh, and the devil all bidding for our time, we simply cannot afford the luxury of imagining that the day will go right without taking time to seek guidance. Below are four simple guidelines to "choosing the good part" as you begin your day:
. . . for Mary has chosen the good part, which shall not be taken away from her. Luke 10:41, 42 |
Starting your day well is only the beginning. The Lord desires to develop a love relationship with you. Investing consistent time getting to know Him through His Word and understanding the Spirit-filled life are important to effectively touch your world.{3}
{1}©1993 William Richard Ezell, Ministry on the Cutting Edge, Kregel Publishing Company, 1995, p. 29. Used with permission.
{2}The material in the Getting Started . . . section was taken from "Starting the Day with God," ©Bill McLeod, Canadian Revival Fellowship, Box 584, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada S4P 3A3. Used with permission.
{3}An excellent resource on the Spirit-filled life is the book by Bill Bright, The Secret: How to Live with Purpose and Power, Thomas Nelson Publisher, 1993.
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>>The 4th annual Connecticut Cheese & Wine Festival 2013, a celebration of local artisan made foods & wines will take place at Hopkins Vineyard, 25 Hopkins Road in New Preston on Oct. 19 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Organized by Artisan Made-Northeast and Hopkins Vineyard this event will feature locally made handcrafted cheeses, boutique wines and specialty foods and crafts from some of the Northeast's top producers. Festival goers will have the opportunity to sample and purchase wines from Hopkins Vineyard, Jones Winery, Walker Road Vineyard and Sunset Meadow Vineyards, award-winning cheeses, specialty foods and crafts from Cato Corner Farm, Beltane Farm, Artisan Made-Northeast, Thistle Hill Farm, Blue Ledge Farm, Woodcock Farm, Percy Thomson Meadow Farm, Le Petite France, Vulto Creamery, Green Mountain Blue Cheese, Wave Hill Breads, Savor Cookies, Winding Drive Jams & Jellies, Mariah's Chow Chow Relishes, Oak Leaf Dairy, Café Solar Organic Free Trade Coffee, Alba Flower Apiaries Honey, Woolen It Be Nice, Bella Alpacas Farm and more.
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Some men on the Kennedy press planes steeled themselves against the formidable family charm and refused to banter with the candidate as though to listen to the pipes of Pan would paralyze them forever. These writers take other strategies against the peril: Witcover by scrupulously suppressing any animus he may have felt against McCarthy and gathering a hoard of facts and narrative minutiae which makes his record of Bobby's last campaign valuable, despite its workaday, occasionally opaque journalese; Newfield by asserting a roughtough young radicalism ("You helped kill him, you fuck," thought he on watching Mayor Yorty on television the night of the murder) to show that no whore in Establishment Politics is going to con this Guevara fan; Halberstam by telling himself that the trauma of Jack Kennedy's death caused his brother to be consumed with "issues and human grievances" and to choose new newspaper friends for their loyalty to ideals rather than …


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Objective: To compare pregnancy rates and implantation rates when embryos are selected based on a single Day 3 (D.3) score vs. a GES score plus sHLA-G expression.
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Drug: Human derived FSH |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Single Blind (Subject) |
Official Title: | Pregnancy and Implantation Rates When Embryos Are Selected Based on a Single Day 3 Score (Day 3)vs Graduated Embryo Score(GES) Plus Soluble Human Leukocyte Antigen-G Expression. |
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- Miscarriage rates [ Time Frame: 9-11 day until βhCG ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 214 |
Study Start Date: | June 2004 |
Study Completion Date: | June 2007 |
Primary Completion Date: | June 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Embryo selection for transfer based on a Day 3 score only.
Drug: Human derived FSH
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Embryos for transfer by first selecting any embryos that had a positive sHLA-G expression of OD = 190 ±6 and correlating such with the highest GES score available.
Drug: Human derived FSH
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Other Name: Bravelle
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Comparing pregnancy rates and implantation rates when embryos are selected using the most common criteria for embryo selection on day 3 - the morphology-(number of blastomere, their shape and size and the percentage of fragmentation)vs a graduated embryo score accumulated over 72 hours and the expression of sHLA-G at 44-46 hours post fertilization.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 25 Years to 40 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Female |
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Other Study ID Numbers: | DKotze |
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Chasu said...
It is perfectly fine to disagree, but why attack Canolee? Give a good coherent argument of why you disagree. We will all learn something from good discussion. It is far easier to attack the poster. I take it that Canolee see's the scheme as a big reason we aren't as effective as we would like. Again I am not defending Canolee's opinion, but I am standing up for civility.
atgreek said...
Those attacking Canolee rarely, if ever, bring anything to the table.
Their wealth of knowledge is limited to FSU sucks, Trickett sucks, etc etc.
Criticizing Canolee for his positive analysis of the OL would be hilarious if it weren't so Freaking stupid.
I don't pay to read your bullshit theories, nor your horseshit ideas of how to improve the program.
I personally pay to discuss FSU football with fellow fans.
To ridicule someone who watches film and provides analysis is the epitome of narcissism. On that day probably one player out played the other.
The sheer irony of if all is TNole leading the charge with his "I trust the NFL guys" mantra, when just a few weeks ago those same guys didn't know squat in their analysis of EJ Manuel. You can't have it both ways.
And just for the sake of argument, Ryan Leaf, KiJana Carter, Rae Carryth, Kevin Allen, Janal Reynolds, Bernard Williams, Andre Johnson, and Trezelle Jenkins were grateful of the great analysis that made them first round busts.
Jimmy Johnson, Bill Bellichick, and Bill Parcells made careers out of by passing expert "locks" and finding players that loved to play the game.
But let me not ruin the party, continue on in your perpetual bashing of the suckdom that is FSU football.
Who am I to ruin the party? Carry on.
HBCU93 said...
Totally agree that the tone of some is a bit much, but some of Canolee's assessments are baffling. Stork over an Outland Trophy winner at left tackle, Rimington Trophy winner at center, and a two time AP first team All American is a bit hard to swallow. Also, which two or three from FSU could be argued as starters for Bama? Two of their five are 1st team AA, while a third is 2nd team. If this is a projection as to how good FSU's will be at similar junctions in their careers is one thing, but right now? No way.
Chasu said...
I don't agree with everything Canolee (or anyone else for that matter) writes, however, this is his opinion. He is entitled to his opinion as are the others. This board is becoming more and more like the TC on the other site. Again, if you feel the need to disagree fine. Just do it with facts and in a civilized manner.
atgreek said...
Actually, he DIDN'T say that.
What he said, since your comprehension skills have momentarily deserted you, was "I believe Barrett Jones is an AA and is a smart OL, but I'd take Stork over him in all honesty."
Personal preference, while stating he is an AA.
And he gave you a reason why.
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My comprehension skills are fine. He said he would take stork over Barrett jones. That means he thinks stork is better than Barrett jones.
What your saying is, canolee is trying to state that he would take stork over jones but that stork isn't better than jones. I am just trying to contemplate how someone can make an argument as pathetically flawed as what i think your saying.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Our family recently celebrated my niece Sarah's high school graduation in Morgantown. After the early afternoon ceremonies, my brother Ben Watkins and his wife, Marsha, invited the clan to their house for a family reception. Instead of scrambling to get a full meal on the table, Ben and Marsha calmly presented an impressive array of nearly 20 dishes of nibbles and tidbits that they'd prepared the day before.
"We're having tapas," my brother explained. Tapas dining is a delightful Spanish culinary tradition in which small, bite-sized morsels are offered throughout the day. Tapas are not intended to replace a full meal, which makes tapas an ideal selection for a mid-afternoon gathering.
In preparation, Ben and Marsha pored over a copy of "The Tapas Cookbook," which they'd picked up in a bargain book bin, just waiting for the right opportunity to use the recipes. Tapas selections are as simple as a dish of almonds and olives to slightly more complicated stuffed sweet peppers, grilled kabobs, sauced sausages and salads served on toasts or bread.
In Spanish, "tapas" means "lids," a reference to the original tapas, which were slices of bread placed over glasses of wine served by innkeepers hundreds of years ago. The bread kept bugs out and dust from falling into the glasses. Later, slices of ham and cheese were added to the bread, beginning the tapas custom.
Today, the savory bites are relatively simple combinations of well-matched ingredients, such as bland mushrooms cooked in a piquant red chile sauce, shrimp and lime, spicy chorizo sausage and sweet melon or roasted potatoes with blue cheese. When you're making 20 varieties of tapas, however, your ingredient list is lengthy. Nosy sister that I am, I glanced at their list, which included mushrooms, lemons, garlic, lemons, limes, chorizo, chicken, salmon, shrimp, roasted red peppers, olives, goat cheese and baguettes.
"We used many of the same ingredients in different dishes," Marsha explained. They had tangy Lime-drizzled Shrimp and spicy Sizzling Chile Shrimp. Chicken appeared in Sautéed Chicken with Crispy Garlic Slices and in Chicken Salad with Raisins and Pine Nuts. Roasted red bell peppers wrapped around both tuna and goat cheese/olive fillings. Artichokes headlined both Artichoke Hearts and Asparagus Salad and Melon, Chorizo and Artichoke Salad.
Ben planned an authentic, by-the-cookbook Spanish tapas feast, while Marsha went a bit off menu, adding a few of her own creations. She took advantage of ready-made products to cut back on preparation time. She stuffed mushroom caps with prepared crab cakes, at the suggestion of their son Ross. Her wild-mushroom stuffed raviolis in a sauce of sautéed, finely chopped mushrooms, red peppers and garlic mixed with prepared pesto and topped with asiago cheese didn't last long.
Tapas may not be intended as a meal, but we certainly made one of it, filling our small plates with a bit of everything, then going back for favorites or those missed on the first round.
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Chorizo in Red Wine
This dish is best if prepared the day before it is served.
Serves: 6
7 ounces chorizo sausage
3/4 cup Spanish red wine
2 tablespoons brandy, optional
Chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
Crusty bread
PRICK the chorizo in 3 or 4 places with a toothpick.
PLACE chorizo and wine in a large sauce pan. Bring wine to boil, reduce heat and simmer gently, covered for 15 to 20 minutes.
TRANSFER chorizo and wine to covered bowl. Refrigerate at least 8 hours.
REMOVE chorizo from bowl and reserve wine marinade. Remove the outer casing from the chorizo and cut into 1/4-inch slices.
PLACE slices in heavy-bottomed skillet or flame-proof serving dish.
IF USING brandy, pour it into a small saucepan and heat gently. Pour warm brandy over chorizo slices, and set aflame.
WHEN flames die down, shake pan gently and add reserved wine. Cook over high heat until almost all wine evaporates.
SERVE chorizo piping hot, sprinkled with parsley to garnish, with chunks of slices of bread.
Chicken Salad with Raisins and Pine Nuts
Serves: 6
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
1/8 cup sugar
1 bay leaf
Rind of one lemon
1 cup raisins
4 skinless, boneless chicken breasts
5 tablespoons olive oil
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
1 cup pine nuts
1/3 cup olive oil
1 bunch fresh flat-leaf parsley, finely chopped
Salt and pepper
COMBINE vinegar, sugar, bay leaf and lemon rind in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Remove from heat. Stir in raisins. Cool
SLICE chicken breasts into very thin slices. Heat olive oil in large skillet. Add chicken and cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, for 8 to 10 minutes, or until lightly browned
ADD the garlic and pine nuts. Cook, while stirring continuously and shaking the skillet for 1 minute or until the pine nuts are golden brown. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
POUR cooled dressing into a large bowl, discarding the bay leaf and lemon rind. Add 1/3 cup olive oil and whisk together. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Add the chicken mixture and parsley and toss together.
TURN the salad into a serving dish and serve warm; or, cover and chill for two hours and serve cold.
Lime-drizzled Shrimp
Serves: 6
4 limes
12 raw jumbo shrimp, beheaded and de-veined
3 tablespoons olive oil
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
Splash of sherry
4 tablespoons chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
Salt and pepper
GRATE the rind and squeeze the juice from two limes. Cut the remaining two limes into wedges and set aside.
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Impoundment Type: State Fishing Lake
Surface Acres: 105 acres
Maximum Depth: 30 feet
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Most of my pots are thrown on the wheel, some are press moulded. They are usually turned
to give a foot and visually lift them off the ground. They are biscuit fired to
1000 degrees c and covered with a tin-glaze by dipping. Background History 1957 Born in Vechta, North Germany 1979 -1981- Studied Three-Dimensional Design Ceramics (BA) at Bath Academy of Art in Corsham, Wiltshire 1980 Study visit to France looking at Fayence 1981 Study visit to China visiting Art and Craft Workshops 1981-1982 - Fellowship at Bath Academy of Art / Kiln Building 1982-1986 - Set up workshop in Bath 1985 Study visit to Italy looking at Majolica 1986 Study visit to Andalucia, Spain looking at Moorish Architecture and Ceramics 1987 Study visit to South Germany and Switzerland looking at trompe l�oeil paintings 1990 Participant in Experimental Painting Workshop with Meriel Hoare, Froyle 1990 Project of making a Replica 17th Century Lambeth Caudle Cup at Aldermaston Pottery 1991 Three month study visit to South India studying Indian Design and Workshop with Terracotta Potters in Anemala, Kerala/Kanataka Border, South India 1986-1991 - Team Member of Alan Caiger-Smith�s workshop at Aldermaston Pottery, Aldermaston, Berkshire 1991-1997 - Set up workshop in Bremen, Germany 1991-1992 - Guest Student at the Academy of Ancient Music, Bremen, Germany 1997 Three month study visit to Mexico and Guatemala looking at Mayan Art 1997 Returned to England 1999-2001 - Trained as Steiner Waldorf Teacher to teach Handwork 2001-2006 - Member of Aldermaston Potters at The Pottery Aldermaston 2007 - Set up own workshop in Aldermaston 2009 Three month study visit to Mali and Burkina Faso, West Africa, looking at textiles, pottery and other crafts 2009 Member of Hampshire and Berkshire Guild of Craftsmen
2011 Burkina Faso to visit International Arts and Crafts Fair (CIAO)
2012 Set Up Micro Credit Project in village in Burkina Faso
Exhibition History
1982 Participant in the Westerwald Preis, Hoehr-Grenzhausen, Germany 1991 Group Exhibition at the Newbury Arts Workshop 2001 to 2006 twice yearly shows in July and December at The Pottery Aldermaston 2006 West Berkshire Open Studios
2011 H & B Guild Exhibition at the Town Hall, Alresford |
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