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And don't forget the union people who are themselves trying to bankrupt the country. We have a great big problem in this country: the takers are becoming the majority and they now get to decide how the makers will live and what will be done with their money. A country is in deep you know what when the dregs of society get to make the decisions for the rest of us.

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In August of 2007 I became one of the 3 million anually visitors that lay eyes on one of Americas national treasures, Rocky Mountain National Park. This book contains a sample of what I found.
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The visual arts have always fasinated me, and as long as I can remember I have enjoyed takeing pictures. However, it wasn't until I decided to get a SLR when I was in college that it became such a prominate part of my life. I took a year of photography while I was in school, and got a pretty good grip on things. I recently switched to a DSLR and expect to have more freedom to shoot without worry of running out of film or the cost of processing. It has been about seven years of really taking photography seriously, and I will probably continue as long as I can click the shutter.
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Thursday, the Lubbock City Council approved new regulations on bounce houses, but decided stakes are needed to secure the inflatables. As we first told you Wednesday, the City of Lubbock Parks and Recreation Department suggested a ban on staking bounce houses into the ground at city parks.
The concern is damage to underground electrical and irrigation lines. After lots of discussion, including a news report on an incident in New Jersey where wind ripped a bounce house out of the ground, council decided to remove the ban on stakes from a new ordinance.
They did, however, approve changes that require a permit and keep bounce houses out of smaller, neighborhood parks. Council approved the change, six to one, with Councilman Victor Hernandez opposed.
"You're creating a situation where you're getting rid of a lot of opportunities for folks to have family gatherings in their neighborhoods and dislocating them to a further spot," Hernandez said.
Hernandez argued that many of the smaller parks in his district are not surrounded by homes and some have railroad tracks nearby. So, noise and crowds are not as much of an issue for those parks.
Permits would be paid by the person who puts up the bounce house. So, in most cases that would be the business owner. The permit should include locations in parks where bounce houses can be installed, to avoid hitting irrigation or power lines. It should also allow the city to keep track of who installs bounces houses, plus where and when, so they can be held more accountable for any damages.
The new park restrictions on bounce houses would be for neighborhood parks, or those parks that are between 2 and 10 acres. They would be allowed in larger community and regional parks. That drops the allowed park locations from about 80 to about 20.
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SPRINGFIELD Lanna B. Dexter, 87, of Springfield, passed away on Wednesday evening, February 13, 2013, at the Davis Home in Windsor, Vt., surrounded by her family.
She was born April 1, 1925, at the family home in Weathersfield, Vt., the daughter of Nester and Barbra (Kazonovich) Neronsky. She attended Springfield schools, graduating from Springfield High School Class of 1945. After graduation, Lanna moved to New York City and attended hairdressing school.
She was employed by Helene Curtis in New York City, doing hairdressing and cosmetics for many of the celebrities on Broadway. She also traveled to Chicago while working for Helene Curtis.
On July 17, 1948, she married Richard Bud Dexter in Springfield, Mass. He predeceased her on January 26, 1992.
After moving back to Springfield, Vt., Mrs. Dexter was a mother and homemaker, raising and caring for her family.
When her children were older, she was employed for many years as a teller at the Vermont National Bank in Springfield.
Mrs. Dexter was a longtime and active member of St. Marks Episcopal Church and the Ladies Group at St. Marks in Springfield.
She enjoyed square dancing, was an accomplished seamstress and decorator, and enjoyed knitting. She sewed and knitted many items for her family over the years. Most of all, she loved and valued her family, holding many of the family gatherings over the years. She loved being a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
She is survived by two sons, Buddy Dexter and his wife Deanna, and Barry Dexter and his wife Becky, all of Springfield; one daughter, Patricia Livingston and her husband Neil of Avon, Conn.; six grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; one sister, Olga Bedi of White River Junction, Vt.; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was predeceased by four brothers, John, Mitchell and Raymond Neronsky, and by an infant brother, Nicholas Neronsky.
Friends may call on Sunday, February 17, 2013, from 3:00 5:00 p.m. at the Davis Memorial Chapel in Springfield.
A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, February 18, at St. Marks Episcopal Church in Springfield. Burial will follow in the Oakland Cemetery in Springfield. David Shuffleburg will officiate.
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My sister is due May 2nd with her 3 child. Her first daughter is 4 years old, Aubrey, and the second ended in a miscarriage at 5 weeks, and she got pregnant right after with her third, another girl Aaralyn. Since about 36 weeks she was diganosed with high BP and she has been in and out of L&D. No protien in her urine or any signs of pre-eclamps. She had an U/S last Tuesday to check the fluid, the movement, and all that good stuff. She was borderline LOW for fluid and the baby wasnt making very much movements. The lady even had to get the buzzer to get her to move, and even with that she didn move until the 3rd buzz! Her appointment was at 1:30 and she didnt get seen until 3:30 because he was so busy. When he walked into the room he checked her, she was dilated to a 1 not effaced at all but baby was low. He listened for the heartbeat and right after that he walked out. She didnt even get the chance to ask him questions because he was so behind and ended up being very busy. Forgot to mention shes been on bedrest since about 37 weeks. Her BP is fine while shes laying down but once shes up its high usually 150s/90s. high 90s at that. Today when she woke up she was feeling VERY uncomfortable and was having braxton hick contractions every 5 mins that lasted for about a min. She ened up going into L&D again they monitered her for a good hr, check her and she was still at a 1 and soft not effaced at all and then sent her home. Since shes been home she has been having ALOT of pressure and pain in her lower back. She also has been feeling the urge to use the bathroom(push). She called L&D and they said it was normal because they checked her? The hospital she will deliver at is a good 45 mins away so she cant just go and be sent back home an hr later again. My question to all you mommas is, Do you think shes inpre labor? Do you believe there is a way to get her to efface faster? Im watching her daughter for her for the night because my sister keeps crying and its freaking out her daughter lol.[not funny i know] but what do you think? whats your input? anything helps and sorry its sooo long!!
She could be, but it could last days.
With her first daughter she was 6 days over due and when she went in to get induced she wasnt even a fingetip dilated or soft at all. She was in labor for 24 hrs and 41 mins! My niece was 9lbs 4 oz and 21in.! Her dr says hes not guna let her go past the due date because her first labor was horrible. The baby was pushing on the tailbone instead of the cervix which is why she wasnt dilated at all. So im hoping and praying it doesnt end up like her last labor!! =\
there really is no way to get her to thin out quicker. unfortunately most dr's won't keep you unless your cervix is changing. we always tell everyone to take tylenol and when the contractions get to 5 minutes apart CONSISTENTLY to come back. Good luck to her
ts waht i figured, when i was pregnant i started the evening primrose oil pills at 37 weeks and it helped me a ton! i told her but she is horrible with pills so i guess she will come when she wants. i know there isnt no way to "naturally induce" unless the baby is ready and shes not! thanks for your input!
To let everyone know my sister ended up having my niece yesterday, well this morning! She was texting me all night saying that she was starting to have painful contractions and she was having alot of pressure. She left for the hospital at 12:45 and AS SOON as she got to the hospital she delieved, there wasnt even enough time to take her up to L&D! My niece was 5lbs 13oz and 18ins long and she has a head full of jet black hair!! Sorry i dont have a picture i havent made it up there yet!


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Google vice president for display advertising Neal Mohan said Tuesday that the company's TrueView mobile video ads, which offer the skip option and only charge advertisers if they are watched and clicked on, drove three times as much engagement as non-TrueView ads in the month since the company made the product available to certain mobile publishers.
"We want to take the notion of consumer choice to mobile video," Mohan said in a speech at the Smarter Mobile Marketing (SM2) conference in New York City.
Mohan said that TrueView's move to mobile was additionally important because it allows advertisers to get a better idea of just how many people are actually seeing the ads they pay for. Currently 86% of YouTube's ad inventory is made up of TrueView ads, and 25% of YouTube's traffic comes from smartphones and tablets.
Mohan estimated that YouTube's mobile traffic will continue to rise, saying there will be about 1 billion tablets in the world by 2017. As such, he said it will be pivotal to develop real-time metrics that accurately chart how many people are seeing and engaging with the mobile advertisements brands are paying for.
"There's so much more we can do," Mohan said. "Not only did a person see my ad, but was it the audience I was going after? How did the ad change users' perspective?"


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NEW YORK (AP) - A new report has found that New York City's public school classrooms are getting more crowded.
The report by the city's budget oversight agency also found that the number of students in "temporary housing situations," including homeless shelters, has risen during the 2012-2013 school year.
The Independent Budget Office report was issued on Tuesday.
The average class size, particularly in the lower grades, has shot up. On average there were 25.5 students in elementary and middle school classrooms, up from 24.6 two years earlier.
Leonie Haimson, the executive director of Class Size Matters, tells The New York Times that class size is rising for several reasons, including putting more than one school in the same building known as co-location.
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Game day
Richmond Hill High School fell 3-1 to Evans in the second game of a doubleheader Friday night. The loss ends the Wildcats season.
Bryan County High School's girls' track team has made a habit of winning Region 3-A meets in recent years.
No. 2 seed Richmond Hill High School will host region 2B-AAAA third seed Evans High School from Augusta in a best of three series starting Friday at 3:30 p.m. The winner secures a spot in the state tournament.
There's a new wrinkle in track and field competition this year.
Bryan County High School closed out the 2012 baseball season on a positive note, pulling out a 7-6 win over Savannah Country Day on Thursday in Savannah.
Brian Strahan pitched three-hit baseball into the 7th inning and Richmond Hill High School beat Glynn Academy 5-3on Tuesday to set up a game against Ware County on Friday for the top spot in Region 2A-AAAA.
Strahan struck out found and didn't give up an earned run and Nathan Ward drove in two runs in the sixth inning that put the Wildcats up 4-1.
Richmond Hill High School beat Brunswick 8-4 on April 6, setting up a Friday night showdown at Ware County to decide the Region 2A-AAAA championship.
After losing to Calvary on Tuesday at their home field, and with the season quickly dwindling down, the Redskins returned back to the field again on Wednesday searching for their first win of the season.
Bryan County High School beat Windsor Forest 12-2 in six innings on Wednesday. It was the varsity Redskins (1-15) first win of the season.
When the smoke cleared Friday at Bryan County High School, the Redskin Relays Invitational belonged to the hosts.
The girls soccer team at Richmond Hill High School sent a message to subregion leader Glynn Academy on Friday in Brunswick:
Two leaders in their respective regions met on Tuesday in Savannah, with Richmond Hill High School pulling out a 10-9win.
Richmond Hill High School's Brian Strahan threw one-hit ball through four shutout innings and 10 of 12 Wildcat batters either got a hit, an RBI or scored as The Wildcats beat Liberty County 14-0 in 5 innings.
Bryan County High School's baseball Redskins took to the field Tuesday hoping to gain their first win of the season against visiting nonregion opponent Southeast Bulloch.
Bryan County High School fell 26-0 to host Metter on Friday night in the 2014 football season opener for both teams.
Lady Wildcats win opener
In five seasons, Richmond Hill High School cross country coach Levi Sybert has turned the program into one of the best on the coast.
Call them full dress rehearsals - a last minute chance for coaches to see how their teams look against an opponent and a first glimpse of what's to come for fans itching for the start of the high school football season.
Richmond Hill High School baseball coach Stacy Bennett called first baseman Shane Buerster and pitcher Slade Walker two big reasons the 2014 Wildcats won 20 games in a single season for the first time in the program's history.
They're used to winning in Pembroke, where Bryan County High School's softball program has long been one of the best in the state.
Richmond Hill High School finds itself in a "new" Region 3-AAAAA this year, but third-year softball coach Angie Hummeldorf expects her team to remain competitive and be in the hunt for a third straight trip to the state Class AAAAA playoffs.
Talent was a start, but it was teamwork that made them successful.
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mas penso que piora se nao cuidares da alimentaçao. certo? le como fortalecer os ossos e musculos com alimentaçao saudavel, NADA de fast food, refrigerantes e doces. muita fruta, legumes, hortaliças, ovos e peixe. dedica-te a pesca. ;) :)
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É vida.. bom texto com boa mensagem, só fiquei com uma duvida, essa lesao é congenita? ou foi causada por uma queda, esforço etc
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ISPO "Best Photo in Sports Business 2014"
i just ignored. i will not vote in other sports and i dont want to vote for this picture, i like to see real light, colors, textures in pictures of action sports and nature.
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Pinkbike Poll: Will Mountain Biking Ever Be a Mainstream Sport?
hate is a bad feeling and extreme is a beautiful and serious word.
Fooooguete mikekazimer's article
Dec 27, 2013 at 16:51Dec 27, 2013
Pinkbike Poll: Will Mountain Biking Ever Be a Mainstream Sport?
this question is extremely complex, because for this sport become mainstream, has to be changes in the mindset of society and a "hand" of the media. I think mtb is good for everyone and for earth. Surely it would be good for a better future of the next generations. from what i know things become mainstream in about 10 years, the way i see maybe around 2020? but damn users voted yes in low number. now think.
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What Did You Get For Christmas?
0 gifts. but i was so happy for having alot food in the table, delicious cakes and a good porto's wine. enjoying the moment.
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Pinkbike Poll - Should Big Mountain Contests Have Artificial Features?
YES! my "predictions" of SLOPESTYLE in the near future, necessarily has alot of artificial features, fantasy and art almost like carnival stuff. not in every event. Rampage should have only one artificial line, and natural lines should be priority, because the beauty of FREERIDE is all about natural lines, landings untouched. easily i voted, Don't care one way or the other.
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Review: GoPro HERO3+ Black Edition
good thing if they make any decent and cheap thing for everyone to have a camera, then everyone has a camera and bike. as result less strength to materialism, less buying used. it makes a better world and pinkbike community gets bigger, full of interesting videos.
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Innovation is the backbone of every successful company. It's what sets a business apart from the competition, and helps it grow and prosper.
Getting staff to think creatively isn't always easy, though. In a survey by Robert Half, 35 percent of chief financial officers said the greatest roadblock to organisational breakthroughs is a lack of new ideas. Executives polled also cited excessive bureaucracy (24 percent) and being bogged down with daily tasks or putting out fires (20 percent) as other major barriers.
Here are six ways to overcome those challenges and encourage creativity on your team:
Also give staff the power to make decisions and take action. People who are trusted to take safe risks and attempt new ways of doing things just may stumble across that next great business solution. Be careful about being too critical when things go wrong, though, because employees will take note. No one wants to be the centre of negative attention, and people will hold back on making suggestions if they're worried about potential consequences.
Do what you can, as well, to remove the red tape by considering which internal processes might be stifling innovation. For instance, it can be demoralising if recommendations must go through multiple layers of approvals in the organisation and take a significant time before they're implemented, if at all. Look for ways to streamline the process so people can see their good ideas in action quickly.
Also make sure that people can offer their recommendations in writing if they're not comfortable speaking up. Stress to the entire team that you welcome input any way they prefer to share it with you.
Make preventing burnout a high priority. Developing programs that promote work-life balance, such as offering telecommuting or paid time off for volunteer work, can help. Redistribute workloads when necessary and consider brining in temporary professionals during peak demands to keep everyone fresh and focused.
Do what you can to minimise your own stress so you can be at your best. It stands to reason that a relaxed, positive mood is more conducive to innovative thoughts than a tense one. Whenever possible, don't skip your lunch break, and take a head-clearing walk when you need to recharge.
Finally, take a serious look at the skill sets in your group. When was the last time you supported training and education for your employees? People need to be given the tools to think innovatively and that includes keeping their knowledge and expertise up-to-date. With the right management approach and support, you can not only help your staff enhance their contributions but also make yours a better workplace.


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The Hidden Danger of Electrical Power Lines
Electricity keeps our lives humming, but since the late 1970s, scientists have been concerned that magnetic fields generated by electrical power lines may cause cancer—particularly childhood leukemia.
The latest electromagnetic study reveals a shocking possibility: Children who live within 200 meters (about 220 yards) of high-voltage power lines at birth have a 69 percent higher risk of leukemia than those who live farther than 600 meters (656 yards) from the lines. Infants who lived between 200 and 600 meters had a 23 percent higher risk of leukemia.
The study's authors, from the University of Oxford's Childhood Cancer Research Group, readily admit that their results, while important, could be due to chance since they did not factor in any socioeconomic or environmental factors other than magnetic fields. Still, it's the largest power-line study to date. Between 1962 and 1995, the researchers statistically analyzed the health records of more than 29,000 English and Welsh children with cancer (9,700 of whom had leukemia) and cross-referenced that information with Britain's National Grid records.
Little is understood about how or why magnetic fields pose health risks, yet there appears to be a correlation between childhood cancer and high-voltage power lines.
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There are different email marketing software tools used to make custom items, according to the needs and resources of the company.
At the bottom, there are tools that provide the basic components that allow customized sending of emails using data available in the database in Microsoft Access or Excel.
There are more efficient but complex software can customize items, not only based on information collected on the web, but also for profiling targeted recipients.
More and more software on the market can understand the results of e-mail campaigns and companies that integrate communication throughout their marketing strategy.
It is not uncommon to see dispatches of mail systems that allow the email marketers to know exactly who opened, clicked and even bought after receiving an email.
The encoded email links data is retrieved in the database server, which allows the sender to figure out who did what with an email.
One possible scenario: A client receives information about a product X of interest, browsing the website, but for reasons of insecurity, lack of information or personal preference, does not purchase online.
It might be useful for the company to know the interest of the client on product X, then allowing the customer service to inquire about the reasons for this interest to see if they can help the client in its decision to purchase.
Example link containing custom code
.. tp :/ / domain / cgi- bin / hts.exe Hit : x = 12292 & y = 848 & z = 106 218 763
Here, the word Hit contains a sequence of parameters, we can assume that the latest digital series identifies the recipient in a unique way in a distribution list.
Some companies that do not have the means to develop a strong enough infrastructure and use a tool for customer relationship management (CRM) internally will use CRM solutions marketed by application providers online (ASP). These include, for example, the software suite Nelis Selfcare.
There are also online services that host lists of customers and offer email distribution tools such as MEM. These services provide all the necessary infrastructure and sometimes support services to customers.
Delivery of emails are a gold mine for marketers because they cost little. Hence, the over-use of this form of marketing.
In fact, it costs a fraction of a cent for a company to communicate with its customers while traditional marketing is much more expensive.
The email marketing campaign cost is generally between $ 0.01 and $ 0.05 per delivery.
The experts agree that personalized emails are usually more successful than direct mail, which is less personal, and often ignored by recipients.
A quick calculation using the following values:
Emails: 100,000 messages
Sale value: $ 100
Annual sales: 2
Using the small calculator on the site SchraffGroup Communication, we can see that the cost per sale for an email campaign can be about one fifth of the costs associated with a mail merge.
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1-Was Adam Real?
1. Was Adam for Real?
I was sitting in the airport of Guatemala City, working on the early stages of this book, and I faced a large mural, depicting life among the ancient Mayan Indians. As I sat in that fascinating country, under the shadow of great volcanoes which had been rumbling and muttering all afternoon, and thought of the history of the Mayans--that strange race we know so little about--I felt anew the mystery of history. Civilizations have risen and flourished for centuries and then in a strange way, often for unknown reasons, have died and are now buried in humid jungles, forgotten fragments of ancient history. The question came to me again as it comes to any who think about the past, where did this human race begin? Flow did these strange beings come into existence? For what purpose?
These are questions that have forever fascinated men. To my knowledge there is only one book that gives us a reliable answer to these questions. Scientists, of course, are trying to discover facts from the ancient past, but even they admit that their efforts are but a kind of feeling around in the dark after a few fragments. But this book of God, bearing upon it the seal of authority of the Lord Jesus Christ, has revealed to us all man needs to know to solve the riddle of life. I wish I could impress upon young and old alike the truth of that statement. Here is all we need to know about humanity, revealed in the pages of Scripture, especially designed that we might know the facts about life.
It is no slight exaggeration to say that there are no writings more important for the proper understanding of history and man than the first chapters of Genesis. Here is hidden the secret of man's sinfulness, that terrible mystery of evil and darkness which continually confronts us in this modern world. In this section is the key to the relationship of the sexes, the proper place of man and woman in marriage, the solution to the problem of mounting divorce rates, and other marital issues that abound in modern society.
Here, also, is the explanation for the struggle of life, and here great light is thrown on the problems of work and leisure. In these chapters is the first and fundamental revelation of the meaning of divine redemption and grace, and here the essential groundwork is laid for the understanding of the cross of Jesus Christ. This whole section is unprecedented in its importance.
But because it is so important, it has been heavily attacked. These two chapters have often been rejected outright as simply repugnant to modern man. There are cults which reject them as being utterly inconsistent with what man wants to believe about himself. Sometimes the chapters have been dismissed with contempt as merely a collection of ancient myths or legends with no significance for modern minds.
And sometimes they have been treated as containing important truths, but needing to be (in the favorite word of many today in theological circles) "demythologized." To quote one of the writers of this school:
There is truth of great vitality and power in many passages of which the strictly historical accuracy may be questioned. It is our job therefore to find the truth that maybe buried under some layers of legend.
Before I discuss the meaning and intense significance of these passages with you I must first dispose of these objections. Many are bothered by these problems, and lest we seem to ignore them, I want to deal with them to some extent now, and in subsequent chapters we will come to the actual meaning of the passage.
The Documentary Theory
There are two general lines of attack upon the story of Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden. One is an attempt to destroy the literary integrity of the text; the other attempts to deny the historical accuracy of these accounts. The first approach is based upon the claim that this section of Genesis (and probably the whole of the first five books of the Bible) were not written by Moses, as the Bible claims, but that they were actually composed by an unknown editor (whom these scholars call a redactor) who lived long after David and Solomon, and who may have lived even as late as the Babylonian captivity, only some 500 years before Christ.
The critics claim that the redactor was not writing down things that were revealed to him by any divine process, but was only recording certain tales of the women who gathered around the wells and talked over various legends of their past. They claim he collected the tales of travelers and others, and thus recorded for posterity these early legends of man.
The support for this idea arises out of certain changes of style in this passage, and the use of the divine name in a different form. You will notice that in chapter two, verse four the name, "the Lord God" appears for the first time. Previously in Genesis there has only been the name, "God," which is a translation of the Hebrew, "Elohim." But here we have the Lord God, or in Hebrew, Jehovah Elohim, and all through this section that name is used. It has been suggested therefore that you can identify the various stories, and the changes in authorship, by the use of the divine names.
Now, fully developed, this has evolved into what is called today, "the documentary theory of Genesis." Some unknown editor has collected from various sources these documents which can be identified by certain marks within them, and has put them all together, using excerpts from here, and excerpts from there, and blending them together into the books that we now know as Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy--the Pentateuch, the five books of Moses.
This whole idea has been supported by certain piecemeal evidence taken from the Scriptures. Scholars have gone through the books and extracted certain ideas of passages that seemed to support their theory, but ignoring others that would contradict it. This documentary theory gained wide support, but has long ago been fully answered by both Jewish and Christian writers. Remarkably enough, it still persists, even though it is increasingly difficult to hold.
Forty years ago, Dr. Lyman Abbott spoke at the University of California at Berkeley. He was, at that time, a noted liberal scholar working on the origin of scriptural books. He said something like this, "Young gentlemen, I feel that perhaps I am as qualified as anyone to speak in this field of the origins of the books of the Bible, and I want to warn you against going too far in basing your conclusions upon the so-called 'assured results of modern scholarship.' As one of these modern scholars, I know that these results are not always as 'assured' as they seem to be. My careful conclusion is that the first five books of the Bible were either written by Moses--or by someone else named Moses!" Perhaps that is about as far as we need to go in laying to rest the documentary theory of the Scriptures.
No Talking Serpent
Now the second attack upon this section is more frequently pressed today. This is the idea that there are great truths about man here--his fears, his evil, his hungers are all set forth in a remarkable way and we can learn much about ourselves--but these truths are conveyed deliberately to us in the language of myth. Perhaps Moses did write this, they say, or some other unknown writers. But at any rate, the authors were attempting to convey to us mighty truths through the language of myth, adopting a kind of parabolic vehicle in order to convey these truths to us. There was, of course, no literal tree in a literal garden; there were no actual beings named Adam and Eve; and, of course, there was no talking serpent or forbidden fruit.
It is all somewhat like the myth of Santa Claus. Everyone today (except Virginia) knows that there is no real Santa Claus, but the idea behind Santa Claus cheerful jollity, a reward for good behavior, and a universal kindness of spirit--are all true. If we forget the myth of Santa Claus we still have left a core of truth which is conveyed to us by the story of Santa Claus. Thus we can treat these opening chapters of Genesis much in the same way. You can take the story of Adam and Eve, they say, and throw away the form by which it is conveyed and you will still have a germ of truth about the human race.
But have you? What do we say to this kind of approach? We must say that we reject the whole approach as biblically untenable, scientifically unsound, and, in the end, totally destructive of truth and faith. Let me give the reasons for this.
First of all, this approach violates the integrity of the Book of Genesis. Where does myth end and history begin? Where is the line of demarcation? If Adam and Eve are a myth, then so is the story of Cain and Abel. And if Cain and Abel are a myth, then so are Noah and the flood. Since the record moves right on without a break into the story of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, are we to assume that these, too, are myths? If so, where does history begin? How can you detect the place where myth, fantasy, and legend end, and actual human history begins?
If we examine the first chapter of Genesis (which is likewise termed myth) we can see that it is not a myth at all. It is in accord with the true discoveries of modern science and, in fact, anticipates and corrects much of modern science. When you begin looking for myths in these Old Testament stories, you will find that it is impossible to draw the line anywhere except where you, for some emotional reason, may choose to draw it.
Such a process carries right over into the New Testament and the story of the virgin birth becomes a myth, and even the story of the incarnation itself. The Christmas story becomes nothing but a beautiful parable, designed to express truth, but not true in history. Also, the stories of the miracles of Jesus and the resurrection and the crucifixion--where do you stop?
Well, the answer is that you do not stop. All these stories have actually been termed myth, which supports my contention that there is no stopping place when you apply this kind of a theory to the biblical records. Of course, if you treat the Bible that way, then you must in all good conscience treat any other ancient document in the same way. If you carry this out to its logical conclusion we are left without any knowledge whatsoever of the ancient world, nothing that we can trust. The theory destroys too much to be acceptable.
There is myth in the Scripture. There are legends which are reported to us in various places in the Bible. But the significant thing is that they are identified as such. You can find them in both the Old and New Testaments, but the writers of the Scripture were aware of their nature as myths and recorded them as such.
Furthermore, there are passages throughout both the Old and New Testaments which warn against believing in myths or taking them seriously. Peter warns against this, saying that the stories he and the other apostles told were not cleverly designed myths, but were actual historic occurrences (2 Peter 1:16). Paul writes to his son in the faith, Timothy, and warns him against being influenced by godless myths and old wives' fables (1 Timothy 4:7). The apostles were aware of this kind of danger to faith and warned against it even in the early days of our Christianity.
Second, this approach of myth contradicts the usage of the Lord Jesus Christ and of the apostles themselves. If you believe that the story of Adam and Eve is a myth then you immediately find yourself clashing with the authority of the Lord Jesus Christ. In Matthew it is recorded that our Lord, facing the questions of the Pharisees about divorce, said, "He who made them from the beginning made them male and female" (Matthew 19:4). If you accept that as a statement from One who declared himself to be the truth and who told only the truth, then you must accept this story of Adam and Eve as factual.
Beginning with Moses
The Lord Jesus constantly referred to Moses as the author of the Pentateuch and said, again and again, that what Moses wrote he, himself, fulfilled. In that wonderful scene in Luke, he walks with two men along the Emmaus road after the resurrection, and they do not recognize him. He asks them why they are so downcast and sorrowful, and they tell him of the strange events that have been occurring in Jerusalem, how one was crucified, a Jesus of Nazareth. Then we are told, "beginning with Moses and all the prophets, he interpreted to them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself" (Luke 24:27). Later on he appeared to them and rebuked them because they had not believed Moses and the prophets in the things written about him.
Never once did our Lord suggest that anything in the Old Testament was to be questioned as to its historical veracity. He refers to most of the miracles that are the source of problems to critics today, and speaks of them in such a way as to confirm and attest the fact that they were historical events, including Jonah and the fish and other stories.
Remember also that the Apostle Paul reminded Timothy that Adam was made first, and then Eve, just as the story in Genesis tells us. He says further that Adam was not deceived, but Eve was, and thus Adam went into sin deliberately, but Eve was blinded (1 Timothy 2:13,14).
In Paul's second letter to the Corinthians, he refers to the serpent and is afraid that as the serpent deceived Eve, so the thoughts of his readers would be led astray by Satan's cunning (2 Corinthians 11:3). In Romans and First Corinthians he compares Adam and Jesus, and indicates they are both individual men, the heads of two separate races. "As sin came into the world through one man," he said, [by one man]; "Éand spread to all men, so by one man redemption cameÉÓ (Romans 5:12). If Jesus was an individual, then Adam was an individual, too. Again in Corinthians he draws a comparison between these two, pointing out that we were all born in Adam, and if we are born again, we are all in Christ (1 Corinthians 15:45). He puts the two on an individual basis. Therefore, if we approach these early chapters of Genesis with the idea that these are myths, legends, not really historical events, we are thus holding that the Apostle Paul knew less than we know about such matters.
Third, the whole idea of myth is ultimately destructive of the teaching of Scripture, of biblical theology. Why do men invent these suggestions of myth? If you investigate their reasons (though they may seldom admit this) it is obviously because they want to square these stories of Adam and Eve with the teachings of evolution. They do not want to admit that there was a couple named Adam and Eve that began the human race, but that there were, rather, a group of hominids who ascended from the animal kingdom and became men. In accordance with the theory of evolution you cannot trace humanity back to only a single couple.
But if evolution as the explanation of man's origin is true, then there never was a fall of man. Either man was created perfect--body, soul, and spirit--as Genesis tells us, or he has been slowly developing from the animal kingdom, and was never perfect. It is either one or the other. Either man fell from perfection or he was never perfect. And if he never has been perfect, then what is the point of redemption? If all we are doing is moving toward an ultimate goal of perfection, then what was the value of the work of Christ upon the cross?
You see, certain fundamental issues come in immediately, certain fundamental questions arise: Do we really need salvation? Are we not moving steadily toward a goal which will ultimately be reached, whether Christ died or not? What is the purpose, therefore, of his redeeming grace? The minute you interject mythical ideas into the opening chapters of Genesis you come into an immediate clash with the doctrine of atonement and of the redemption of man.
Demolished Claims
Finally, this mythical interpretation denies the scientific evidence which does exist to support the historical truths of these events. It has been almost humorous, during the last forty or fifty years, the many, many times the pompous claims of the "higher critics" have been completely demolished by the archaeologist's spade. Again and again evidence has been turned up to prove that what the Bible says is true and what the critics claim has been false. In fact, there has not been one instance of the reverse, in which a biblical event has been proved to be false by archaeology--not one--but scores of instances where the Bible has been substantiated.
There is, for instance, considerable archaeological evidence that Nimrod who is mentioned in the fourth chapter of Genesis, existed as a historical person. Further, Lamech and Zillah, his wife, and Tubalcain, their son, are supported as historical characters by archaeology. In fact, their names have passed into the language, describing some of the activities in which they were engaged. In the fourth chapter of Genesis there is a statement that Cain (this is the son of Adam, remember) went out and built a city and called the name of the city after his son, Enoch.
Interestingly enough, in the ancient cuneiform writings there is reference to a city named Unuk, which is clearly related to this name, Enoch, and it is called simply, "the city." Further, this name Enoch later passed into the language as the word for city. Through a process of philological transliteration (with which any linguist is familiar), this was changed from Enoch to "wark," and later to the word "perg," and then to the word "burgh," and it is still present in our language today in that form, as in Pittsburgh.
It is not unscientific to believe that Adam and Eve were actual, individual human beings; that Cain and Abel were likewise historical personages; that there was a Garden of Eden, and a tree in the midst of it. There is nothing unscientific about these stories and no scientific evidence in any way gainsays them. Any claim of this sort is simply an attack upon this record to try to destroy the historical accuracy of these accounts, and thus to undermine the great and central teaching of the Scriptures concerning the redemption of man.
When you get through analyzing this you stand where Christians have always stood, face to face with a choice: whether to accept the subjectivity of human wisdom, or the authority of the Son of God. It is one or the other. Was Jesus right, or were the critics right? It is either Christ or the critics. It has always been and always will be.
I, for one, do not think there is any reason to even debate the matter. I believe the Lord Jesus Christ stands as authority in every realm in which he speaks. When we consider the extent and nature of his authority, his knowledge of the world in which we live and of the human race and the mind of man; and contrast these with the puny, finite knowledge of struggling, sinful, human beings who see through a glass darkly, and who understand little of what they see, I find there is no real comparison at all.
This is why we must take these passages literally as they are, and treat them as historic accounts which are given to us to open to our understanding the problems we are facing daily. When we do, we discover they unfold to us great and marvelous truths that help us to grasp and understand life, and to rise in victory over the problems that beset us, and the forces that oppose us.
May I therefore urge you, in reading these passages, to do as the Lord Jesus reminded us, to take the place of a little child who is simply listening, carefully, quietly, to what he is told, thoughtfully investigating these things, and not questioning whether they are right or wrong, whether they are historical or unhistorical. There are no minds capable of establishing that today and there is no evidence capable of disproving it. If we settle that, we can come to these accounts, read them carefully through, and open our minds to the teaching of the Holy Spirit so that we might grasp these great and hidden things, remembering that as we come to know the truth about ourselves and the world in which we live, that truth will increasingly set us free.
Prayer: We thank you, our Holy Father, for these stories. We pray for a childlike mind which will trust and believe and always be ready to be instructed; for an open, responsive heart, ready to obey as truth becomes apparent and applicable to our situation. We thank you for the One who has come to speak the truth, who declared himself to be the truth. What a great foundation our faith rests upon in this Holy One. In his name we pray, Amen.
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- February 2nd, 2011
Don't let that post title fool you, I think it's great and totally American that we now have two stock markets – one for the venture capitalist bourgeoisie and one for you and I and everyone else. That way, our stupid securities regulations – which are beneath contempt for the Silicon Set – don't get in the technocrats' way.
Here's Bloomberg on that OTHER stock market that your dull little company can't raise capital on:
Trading of privately held companies such as Facebook Inc. is likely to surge 51 percent to almost $7 billion this year, drawing new exchanges such as Xpert Financial Inc. and Gate Technologies LLC to vie for commissions.
Xpert and Gate will be competing with SecondMarket Inc. and SharesPost Inc., which gained popularity last year as investors poured billions of dollars into Facebook, Twitter Inc. and Groupon Inc. The value of the transactions may almost triple to $6.9 billion in 2011 from $2.4 billion in 2009, according to Nyppex LLC, a New York research and advisory services firm.
How wonderful! Billions in stock trades completely gated and immune from our germy hands and prying eyes. Good luck to the rest of the country's entrepreneurs competing for capital with that!
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The F-22 Raptor: Setting the Standard for Defense Contracts
By : U.S. Representative Bob Barr (GA-7)
December 7, 1999
Mr. Chairman, I appreciate your holding this hearing today, and I thank you for giving me the opportunity to set the record straight about the F-22 program.
In their zeal to oppose the F-22 Raptor, some critics of the program have resorted to the inaccurate argument that the program is plagued by massive problems. Sadly, they are often assisted by many in the national media who refuse to believe the defense industry has successfully reformed many of the procurement problems that made headlines years ago.
It is simply not the case that the F-22 has experienced unusual cost overruns, production problems or testing delays. In fact, from day one, the F-22 procurement process has served as a model for effective, thrifty and efficient contractual relationships between the Pentagon and the defense industry. It is one thing for opponents of the program to make an honest effort to argue we dont need the F-22. It is another matter entirely for critics to inaccurately argue the program is being mismanaged.
The facts are clear. The F-22 flight test program is proceeding extremely well, with the first two flight test aircraft having completed over 470 hours of productive flight testing. Flight test results of the engines and aircraft have closely matched predictions, giving us further reason to be confident as the flight envelope continues to expand. Additionally, the F-22 program completed all program criteria for 1998. As Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Ted Stevens recently said, the F-22 is already "the most reviewed aircraft in history."
Cost overruns in the F-22 development program amount to $3.5 billion, which amounts to about 5% of the total program cost. Of these overruns, 41% or $1.55 billion, were caused by congressional funding changes. There is a clear principle at work here. Every time Congress changes its mind about the funding parameters it has set, a ripple effect requires changes the program and often causes delays, which cost money. If critics of the program are looking for explanations for overruns, they need look no further than Congress for a large part of the answer.
In addition to inaccurately arguing the program is mismanaged, some critics charge that the F-22 carries an overall price tag that is too high even without overruns. This is not the case either.
The Air Force estimates that the total 20-year cost to develop and build the F-22 is $63 billion (not accounting for inflation). In constant 1999 dollars, the total development and production cost of each of the 341 F-22s would be $172 million. Since the plane has been under development since 1991, much of this money has already been spent. The cost to actually build each F-22, which does not include R&D costs, is estimated at only $85 million.
Since weve already spent billions to develop this aircraft -- which is the most expensive step for the program -- it seems extraordinarily shortsighted to attack the program now. In real world terms, this would be the equivalent of agreeing to purchase a top of the line Cadillac, making years of payments on it, and then trading it in for a loss on a used Yugo when you get close to paying it off.
With an average aircraft "sticker price" of less that $85 million, the F-22 will cost less than one percent of the Department of Defense budget during its production period. In its most costly year -- 2003 -- the F-22 will consume less than 5.6 percent of the Air Force budget; 1.7 percent of the defense budget; and 0.25 percent of the total federal budget. Air superiority is the foundation of practically every American battle plan on the books. When you consider the importance of its task, the portion of the defense budget we are committing to it is quite small.
While it may be true the F-22 costs twice as much to produce as the F-15, this analysis fails to consider two significant factors. First, the fact that F-15's have been produced in such large volume for more than two decades has substantially lowered the per-unit production cost of the aircraft. I have no doubt that purchasing more F-22's would substantially narrow the cost gap between the two aircraft. Of course, it goes without saying that attempts by Congress to lower overall procurement below the Air Force request would further widen the gap between the two programs.
Secondly, without the F-22, the F-15 would have to be upgraded to the point that it becomes -- for all practical purposes -- a new aircraft. Remember, at least four other aircraft in development around the world will equal or exceed the capabilities of the F-15, which is approaching 25 years of age. Factoring in upgrade costs to keep the F-15 competitive, the gap between the two programs shrinks to nothing.
The House and Senate Armed Services Committees, which have direct oversight responsibility for the program have stated publicly that they are confident cost overruns are being addressed. The appropriate oversight is mandated, and if Lockheed does not stay within strictly controlled caps, the company must either make up the difference or cancel the program.
In a letter to Congress during the F-22 debate, Secretary of Defense William Cohen told us that "[c]anceling the F-22 program means we cannot guarantee air superiority in future conflicts." Six former Secretaries of Defense have echoed Secretary Cohens words, calling the F-22 a "essential" program that must be fully funded. These are the true defense experts in Washington, and I would humbly suggest that Congress try listening to them for a change.
Again, thank you for holding this hearing today, and allowing me to submit these comments for the record.


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House Committee Investigates Potential National Security Breach; WashPost Buries AP Story About It on Page C4
"A House committee chairman charged Wednesday that the CIA and Defense Department jeopardized national security by cooperating too closely with filmmakers producing a movie on the raid that killed Osama bin Laden," reported Larry Margasak of the Associated Press yesterday. "[Rep. Peter] King [R-N.Y.] referred to documents obtained by Judicial Watch in a Freedom of Information Act request. He said the filmmakers received 'extremely close, unprecedented and potentially dangerous collaboration' from the Obama administration."
Margasak's story on Rep. Peter King's hearing investigating the matter was printed in today's Washington Post, but editors buried the item on page C4, deep in the heart of the Style section, which typically reports on fashion, music, and the entertainment industry. Noted Margasak:
Judicial Watch said the documents show that the Defense Department granted Bigelow and Boal access to a "planner, operator and commander of SEAL Team 6" — the unit that killed bin Laden in Pakistan.
Other documents, Judicial Watch said, show that the filmmakers met with White House officials on at least two occasions about the film. A CIA email indicates that [film director Kathryn] Bigelow and [screenwriter Mark] Boal were granted access to "the vault," which is described as the CIA building where some of the tactical planning for the raid took place, Judicial Watch said.
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Hillary's big mouth
Submitted by celator on Thu, 05/24/2012 - 12:05pm.
Here's another security breach (h/t Drudge) Rep. King should look into: Hillary Clinton's announcement that we are hacking into al-Qaeda websites. Great that we are doing it, but do we have to let everyone in the world know about it? Has her big mouth compromised someone? Has an intelligence technique been neutralized? What national security advantage could we possibly gain from Hillary's admission?
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Proof that democrats
Submitted by c5then on Thu, 05/24/2012 - 12:12pm.
Do NOT get the entire concept of covert operations and national security. There are things that are supposed to remain secret and unknown for them to be able to work. Apparently taking credit for some small accomplishment is more important than the security of the country.
And this isn't even all that big a deal. I mean yellow tabloid reporters and editors like Piers Morgan were able to hack into cell phones and voice mail years ago to get really good juicy stories. The important part was that we were in and Al Qaeda didn't know, which allows all kinds of good intel and covert stuff. Now it's out so those sites are useless.
This is now a clear pattern with this administration.
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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One thing is clear.
Submitted by c5then on Thu, 05/24/2012 - 12:06pm.
Nothing is as important as Obama getting all the credit for this operation. Everything else, including National Security, takes a backseat.
Imagine the coincidence that this in-your-face spiking of the football will be released in October, right before the elections.
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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When an early pregnancy ultrasound finds no gestational sac, there are a few possible explanations:
- It is too early for the gestational sac to be visible
The gestational sac should become visible on a transvaginal ultrasound sometime before 5 weeks of gestational age, or by the time the hCG level has reached 1100. Before that, even in a viable pregnancy, there is not going to be a visible gestational sac on an ultrasound.
If the pregnancy is definitely past 5 weeks, or the hCG level is higher than 1100, a finding of no gestational sac is more likely to indicate a problem. But when there's no confirmation of hCG levels or any definite evidence of the dating of the pregnancy, the pregnancy might still be in very early stages. In this case, a follow-up ultrasound would almost certainly show a gestational sac in the uterus, and hCG levels should be rising.
- The pregnancy is ectopic
Whenever there is no gestational sac visible in the uterus, there is a possibility of ectopic pregnancy, which can become life-threatening or fatal in some cases if left untreated. Any time an ultrasound shows no gestational sac, the doctor will probably want to rule out ectopic pregnancy, especially when a woman has definite symptoms of ectopic pregnancy.
A doctor may be able to diagnose ectopic pregnancy and recommend treatment without a follow-up ultrasound if the hCG levels are high enough that the gestational sac should definitely be visible if the pregnancy was located in the uterus. It is possible to have an early stage ectopic pregnancy without having clear symptoms of tubal pregnancy, and these pregnancies are not always medical emergencies when detected early.
- The pregnancy is miscarrying or has already miscarried
Especially if a woman had early pregnancy bleeding or other miscarriage symptoms leading up to the ultrasound, a finding of no gestational sac may mean that she had a very early miscarriage (chemical pregnancy) or that the pregnancy tissue has already left the uterus. If there are falling hCG levels along with a finding of no gestational sac, the diagnosis is almost certain to be miscarriage.
If You Have Not Yet Been Diagnosed with AnythingYou may be feeling very concerned and anxious, and perhaps even frustrated that you can't get a straight answer on what's going on. But the truth is that it can be difficult for doctors to determine right away which of the above explanations is behind a pregnancy with no visible gestational sac. You may be told (or see on medical forms) that you have a "pregnancy of unknown location," which simply means that the ultrasound did not show a gestational sac and the doctors aren't sure whether it's an ectopic pregnancy, a miscarriage, or a very early but otherwise normal pregnancy.
Most likely, you will be asked to come back for a follow-up ultrasound and/or monitoring of your hCG levels, which should give you a clear answer. The wait can be difficult but may be necessary for your doctor to be sure about the diagnosis.
American Pregnancy Association, "Concerns Regarding Early Fetal Development." Oct 2008. Accessed 19 Dec 2008.
Bree, RL, M Edwards, M Bohm-Velez, S Beyler, J Roberts, and EB Mendelson, "Transvaginal sonography in the evaluation of normal early pregnancy: correlation with HCG level." American Journal of Roentgenology 1989 153:75-79.
Pregnancy of Unknown Location: Management. The Royal Women's Hospital. Accessed 19 Dec 2008. http://www.thewomens.org.au/PregnancyofUnknownLocationPULManagement


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The recently opened Salt Air—the latest from restaurant impresario David Reiss—is the new Abbot Kinney hot spot. Reiss, the man behind Roy Choi's A-Frame and Sunny Spot and Jason Travi's Littlefork has installed a Jean-Georges alum in the kitchen. Chef Greg A. Daniels hails from New York's Perry St., but he's already sussed out the best local produce for his creations. The dish that is on everyone's lips right now is his Pea Toast. This spicy and sweet pea purée boasts the textural and flavorful vibrancy of the highly seasonal vegetable offset by a sweet caramelized onion jam and bright white ricotta cheese. Hated peas since childhood? You'll be won over by this green giant.
Pea ToastBy Greg A. Daniels, Executive Chef, Salt Air
Makes 10 servings
Ingredients:Pea Mash:1 bag (1 pound) frozen petite peas, thaw with cold water and drain thoroughly2 teaspoons salt2 teaspoons sugar1 small jalapeno, stem removed
Caramelized onions:6 large vidalia onions, peeled and sliced thinOlive oil to coat pan4 teaspoons kosher salt
To assemble:16 ounces ricotta cheese4 ounces extra-virgin olive oil1 cup blanched sugar snap peas4 ounces pea leaves1 loaf (13x6) crusty sourdough bread, cut on a bias in 1/2 inch slices
Directions:1. Make the pea mash: Lightly oil jalapeño and roast in 450º F oven until blistered and slightly charred. 2. Combine half of peas and all other ingredients in a food processor and puree (do not add water, it will come together). 3. Add remainder of peas and pulse a few times to achieve a coarse mash.4. Make the caramelized onions: Heat olive oil just below smoking. Add all other ingredients. Lower heat to medium and stir frequently, avoiding over-caramelization. Cook until deep golden brown; it should have a jam-like consistency.5. Assemble: Drizzle the bread with olive oil and season with salt and black pepper.6. Pre-toast in a 450F oven. Bread should take on color but not dry out in the center. 7. Top slices with ricotta, caramelized onion and mashed peas. Toast once again in oven until crispy and warm. 8. Cut into 4 pieces, garnish with blanched sugar snap peas and pea leaves on top. 9. Finish with a drizzle with olive oil and season with sea salt.
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LANSING (WLNS) - The Ingham County Health Department condemned the Life O'Riley Mobile Home Park in south Lansing Tuesday morning for serious sanitation and public safety issues.
According to officials, the park has a long history of sewage system failures, and as a result, raw sewage and solid waste have become a public health concern on the property. "This is the first time we've done anything of this scale in Ingham County," said Christine Hendrickson of the Ingham County Health Department. "There are some ongoing issues here and our job as the county health department is to protect the public's health, and if there are ongoing issues that haven't been resolved or addressed, we have to take action."
Starting at about 9:30 Tuesday morning, health department officials went door-to-door handing out notices to residents about the condemnation. The owner of the park has 10 days to shut down operations, and residents must evacuate the property within that time period. A cease-and-desist order was posted on the mobile home park's main office door, citing unsanitary conditions, lack of approved sewage disposal and lack of approved license as some of the reasons for closing. "This is basically the only place we can live that is available that we could move into," said Elizabeth Hackney. "But I never thought [he would] ever giving us a letter saying it's going to be condemned."The property manager at Life O'Riley would not comment for this story. The City of Lansing held a meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Cristo Rey Catholic Church to help residents with the relocation process. Two more meetings will be held at Cristo Rey on Wednesday from 1:30 p.m. until 6 p.m. and Thursday from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Residents can call 517-483-4477 if they have questions or need transportation. Emerald Morrow is a reporter with WLNS-TV. Like her on Facebook, Follow her on Twitter or email her at email@example.com.
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It was just too nice out this weekend to hang around with the computer. Thus, my links from the week are late. Here are a few favorites:
1) Check out all the amazing workspace inspiration over at emmas designblog:
2) From Dwell Daily Blog: Edible Estates Demonstration Garden:
3) From neverslapthegiftmonkey: Digital prints from the New York Public Library Archives. A lot of these are very John Derian-esque (via swissmiss):
4) A dash of Corb from modern house notes:
5) More shipping container architecture via Inhabitat. This time it's a house in Redondo Beach. By the way, you can vote for Inhabitat for the Cooper Hewitt Design Award right here.
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The title has it all. Jimmy Smith, Keenen Mccardell, and ......? We have 3 former 1st round picks and 3 busts. R.J. Soward, Reggie "Shake my Head" Williams, and Matt "I like coke" Jones.
So who is the 3rd best WR in Jaguar history? Wilford? MSW? Thomas? Porter...J/K Barlow?Willie Jackson? Who am I forgetting?
I have a really hard time answering this question, and I think it shows how hard it has been for this team to get quality players at that position since Smith retired. I hope that the WR mess can be solved in the offseason but it will most likely take more than one FA/Draft to truly fix the WR position.


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Pasta e Fagioli
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- 1/2 cup whole-wheat pasta
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 1 clove garlic, sliced
- 1/2 cup canned diced tomatoes, drained
- 1/2 cup canned white beans, drained and rinsed
- 2 tablespoons (1 ounce) grated Parmesan
- Cook the pasta according to the package directions.
- Meanwhile, heat the oil in a small skillet over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and cook 1 minute. Add the tomatoes and beans and cook, stirring occasionally, until heated through, about 3 minutes.
- Add the cooked pasta. Remove from heat and stir in the Parmesan.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 514
- Fat 14g
- Sat Fat 5.5g
- Cholesterol 25mg
- Sodium 1034mg
- Protein 27g
- Carbohydrate 70g
- Sugar 7g
- Fiber 12g
- Iron 4mg
- Calcium 420mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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