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Amy's Farm
CSA - Weekly baskets of organic produce
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- Address: 7698 Eucalyptus Ave. Map
- City, State: Ontario, California Country: United States Postal Code: 91762
- Phone: 909-393-2936 Second Phone: 909-973-4539 Fax: Not Available
- WebSite: http://www.amysfarm.com
- Email: Amy's Farm Contact: Amy Owen
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Amy's Farm supplies organically grown produce. We specialize in many heirloom varieties and grow many endangered varieties from the Ark of Taste produce list. Over 30 varieties of heirloom tomatoes! Support your local farmer and find your joy in agrarian solutions.
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Buck & Honeys
- Address:
804 Liberty Blvd
Sun Prairie, WI 53590Neighborhood:
Sun Prairie
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Buck & Honeys
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.buckandhoneys.com/
- Phone: (608) 837-3131
- Hours of Operation:
Mon-Sat: 11A-Close
Sun: 10A-Close
Visit us for Brunch on Sun: 10A-2P
- Payment Options: Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service, American
- Executive Chef: Sammy Millan
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Let us know what you're planning, we're a fully customizable caterer and will make your next party, banquet, meeting memorable.
- Entertainment: Live music in the bar every Thursday at 8:00PM and ever Saturday at 8:30PM. Follow our schedule at www.Facebook.com/BuckandHoneys
A word from Buck & Honeys
At Buck & Honey's, we've taken great care to ensure your first visit makes you feel like you're stopping by an old friend's. We're locally owned and offer a wide variety of traditional fare made from scratch with only the freshest available ingredients.… Sun Prairie's taken notice by awarding Buck & Honey's 'Best Restaurant', 'Best Soup', 'Best Steak', 'Best Dinner', and 'Best Place for Live Music' for both 2011, 2012, & 2013! Great pastas, awesome steaks, fresh entree salads, unique specialty sandwiches, critically acclaimed Friday fish fry and our deliciously crispy thin crust pizzas round out our offerings. Check out the extensive wine list. Join us for live entertainment and special events. Now serving brunch from 10A-2P on Sunday!Continued
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Buck & Honeys reviews from OpenTable diners
77 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (39)neighborhood gem (38)fit for foodies (33)great for outdoor dining (30)hot spot (29)special occasion (24)great for lunch (20)vibrant bar scene (17)kid-friendly (16)notable wine list (13)great for brunch (8)romantic (7)late-night find (7)scenic view (1)Show More
- Never a disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/22/2014We've been here numerous times and have never had a bad meal. Very sorry to hear that Plate & Barrel (neighbor / sister restaurant) didn't make it because it was also very good. I would recommend a reservation as it can get busy on the weekend. That said, there was room this past Saturday without trouble but we've been there when the bar has been packed and standing room only. Very good food, usually nightly dish and veggie specials.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will be returningOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 11/15/2014On a snowy evening I was running behind for my reservation. They were accommodating and understood still having the table available for us when we arrived. Our server and food was great. They had a band that evening and while to music was good I wasn't expecting it so it was a tad bit loud but overall a grear experience with great food and I will be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014My two sisters and I went to Buck & Honey's to celebrate my sister"s 60th birthday and couldn't have been more pleased with the service, the food and the ambiance of the restaurant. First off - we came from Milwaukee and Eau claire and finding a place in between via the internet was somewhat challenging at first. Buck & HOney's came up with great reviews on line and appeared to be well known for their friday fish frys. Making a reservation on line couldn't have been easier. When we arrived - we had virtually no wait time - and were seated immediately in a location. The wine list was great - the food perfect - selection amazing. Server was a lot of fun and very attentive without being too intrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014Service was great, food was excellent, and we were not rushed to eat. Started with a glass of fantastic wine, then ordered, and had a very relaxing evening with family. Would definitely go back...great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb Beer and Food Pairing EventMaizeyDined on 10/29/2014We had a great time with wonderful food and beer at the Deschtes Beer Tasting. The chef did a great job of pairing the menu for the meal. The bacon-wrapped stuffed dates are spectacular!Special Features:
- ReservationCakes4Dined on 10/25/2014The waiter forgot to seat us. We booked our reservation on line. We showed up an hour early and checked in. We told the hostess we were early and if a table opens up that we would take it. 20 minutes after our reservation time I went to the hostess and asked how much longer and he said he forgot about us.Special Features:
- firecracker shrimp pizzaErikaMacDined on 10/18/2014Omg where have you been all my life and why didn't I order this sooner! ? Maybe the best pizza I've had in a while. Always a good meal and a good time. Thank you for putting the bacon wrapped dates on the menu!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great RestaurantHappylady1Dined on 10/17/2014My husband and I dined here for my birthday. The Ahi Tuna appetizer was excellent and we were happy with the rest of the meal. Our waitress was great. Very attentive and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really GoodBevoDined on 10/17/2014Service, food quality and setting is great and above most Friday night fish fries. We had walleye (excellent) and our friends had cod and said the batter was too thick. This is one of our favorite places in the greater Madison area.Special Features:
- DiningDined on 10/11/2014Great food and always able to accommodate special dining requests and food request. Have never had issue with dining with large groups they are they best!!Special Features:
- Worth the trip!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/10/2014We made our way from Verona to try out Buck & Honeys in Sun Prairie. We heard from a friend that the food was excellent. They were right! We were surprised by the crowd on Friday night (the bar was hopping) and heard almost immediately from friendly folks in the bar that we were in for a treat.Special Features:
- Mad I paid so much for thisVerydisappointedDined on 10/8/2014Service was not the best and the food was not good. Very expensive.Special Features:
- Always goodErikaMacDined on 10/4/2014Buck and honeys is always good, hard to get something I haven't liked there. Maybe they'll bring over some of the favorites from plate and barrel. That would be good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this greay local restaurantMaizeyDined on 10/3/2014We the fact that they will take reservations on a Friday evening. The lake perch with chili sauce is fantastic. Also love the light, healthy menu choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Buck and Honeyswna1Dined on 10/3/2014The hype about this place is true. The food was above average; the waitstaff and management were attentive and responsive to our needs. We look forward to returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new find!CaseriDined on 9/27/2014This was an amazing dining experience! We found something different for our anniversary dinner with friends and everyone loved it! We will be back soon! I am planning my 30th birthday dinner here! Everything was great and I can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dissapointedlove2eat0utDined on 9/27/2014Let me begin by saying that I take writing reviews on here very seriously. I will begin with the good. We ordered the Sassy Curds, which are deep-fried cheese curds served with ranch and a nice marinara. From their the night just went down hill. My fiance and I each ordered a specialty drink, myself The SPF and her the Naughty Gummy Bear. The drinks weren't bad, but they also weren't good. For a main course, she ordered the Land and Sea and I ordered the Seared Scallops. For $32 I was expecting a great looking plate for her, but she received a skewer of three barely cooked shrimps and very rare steak, she ordered it medium-well. My scallops were not seared and two were still raw in the middle. For a $100+ I was thoroughly disappointed.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/25/2014We had a group of five on a Thursday night for dinner. The food was excellent but we waited awhile to get our food. Service was very good otherwise.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Try itSatisfoodDined on 9/18/2014we go to B and H a lot and are never disappointed. Great food, great peopleSpecial Features:
- Friday Fish FryOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/12/2014Lake Perch is a great choice, instead of mayo tartar sauce they use a sweet chili sauce that is delicious.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant GemNewGuyDined on 9/6/2014My wife and I enjoyed date night at Buck & Honeys. Our food was prepared well and the ambiance and service were great. We were pleasantly surprised by the patio, ambiance, and the neighborhood. The patio had an area for children to play while adults drank and chatted. What a great idea. We shall return.Special Features:
- Great foodnascarfanDined on 8/30/2014I did not rate the wine or bar as my husband and I do not drink. However, the food was excellent. There was music playing outside on the patio. We ate inside and had a nice quiet dinner. Outside looked very entertaining for the music and just sitting and enjoy a few beverages. I would recommend.Special Features:
- Fantastic, as usualCHRISTOPHERDined on 8/27/2014I never have a bad dining experience with I visit Buck & Honey's. Keep up the good work!Special Features:
- Good service, good food!NYStripperDined on 8/26/2014We enjoyed lunch at this neighborhood restaurant very much. We were with friends whom we had not seen in months, and had a nice long, long, lunch. The service folks worked with us very well so we were not rushed or pressured to order. The food was good, and the atmosphere was friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and service!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014This was my first time here--AMAZING food and great service overall. It was very crowded (friday evening) but did not seem to affect the wait time for drinks/food. Our waiter was very nice and friendly. Ambience was great. Would be a great restaurant for date night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Buck and HoneysFridayFishFryGuruDined on 8/22/2014My wife and I arrived and were immediately taken to our reserved table (through Open Table). Our waiter was punctual and pleasant. The food was delivered quickly and it was a delicious Friday fish fry. Plenty of fish, tasty cheesy potatoes, cole slaw and a warm roll. Only issue I had is that the Bloody Mary was disappointing.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, Not so Good ServiceUnhappyNewYearsDinersDined on 8/16/2014If not for the fact that our server made us feel like we were inconveniencing her by being there our experience was good. The food as usual was exceptional. The server ignored us for nearly 10 minutes without drinks, then failed to tell us about drink or dinner specials. We only became aware of them when we overheard another server telling a table next to us (after we had ordered). At the end of the meal the bill was very slow in coming and our server then waited nearly 10 minutes to get the receipts back to us. I hope she is an anomaly on the staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- only disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/8/2014I feel that if I make a reservation my table should be ready when I get there. If I knew I had to wait 15 minutes for my reserved table I wouldn't have bothered making one. It appeared that the problem was I requested a booth to help contain my three year old better. They had plenty of notice. Shouldn't have been an issue. Otherwise we love this placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Strong DrinkscollegedaysDined on 8/2/2014There drinks menu is quite large. But whoever was bartending saturday 9:45pm august 2 was making the drinks waaaay too strong taking away the flavor they where looking for. I mentioned to the server that it tasted like pepto bismal. We order a sour apple. Also very very strong. The food was fantastic. We had the sassy cow cheese curds. My wife had the veggie alfredo and i had the stir fry. Very very good. I know ill get a lot smirks for this comment but tone down the liquor a little. Everything else was fine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good fish fryJulieDined on 8/1/2014I wanted to go somewhere for good fish. I checked the online reviews and chose Buck & Honey's. The fried code was very good. The breading was not too heavy and it was crisp. The fish was very hot and flaky. I didn't care of the cheesy hash browns. I always expect crispiness in hash browns and these were more like mashed potatoes or a baked casserole type of potato. The price is a bit high, but the fish was very good so I would visit again.Special Features:
- Well donertistDined on 8/1/2014Friendly, attentive and accommodating staff. Very short waiting times. Well-paced dining experience. Great food. Attractive plating. Definitely a favorite spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/30/2014Food was really good. Can't make a reservation for the patio which is a total bummer, but other than that I liked it. Waitstaff was really nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/26/2014Had a dinner with family Had reservations for 6 but showed up with 7. Even though the restaurant was full, the staff was most accommodating of our party. Food was very good. Service excellent and we all had a great timeSpecial Features:
- good food-flaw in servicemootsDined on 7/26/2014There were 4 of us dining for dinner on a Saturday evening.....food was good as this was the second time we have gone there. When were done eating the manager asked politely if we could move to a different table as they needed our table for another reservation. that was fine & we told them we would sit outside. He did not tell us that the outside seating was reserve seating so when we got there we spotted an empty table & we sat down but we were asked to leave as it was spoken for. They should have told . us that when we were inside. We went outside & spotted an empty table & we sat down only to be told it was all reserve seating out there & again we had to move. Ended up in parking lot-friends we had not seen in a yearSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a favorite!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014Buck and Honeys has a great menu and wonderful service. Outdoor dining and live music make their patio a great place to be!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just wonderfulDjr9402Dined on 7/25/2014We had reservations for 8:00. Got to the restaurant about 7:35, and went to the bar for a drink. At 7:50 we were in our seats! Friday fish fry was excellent! I have nothing but good things to say about Buck & Honeys.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Friday Night Fishluv2eatDined on 7/25/2014In celebration of a friend's birthday, we decided to eat at Buck and Honey's. The restaurant was very busy but we were seated immediately with our reservation. The service was good but not excellent. Despite stating it was our friend's birthday on our online reservation form, calling the restaurant ahead of time as a reminder the same day and letting the hostess know when arrived, the free brownie for our birthday friend never happened. It was disappointing and awkward at the end of the meal when the waitness, who was supposed to be informed by hostess, only brought our bill. On the bright side, the fish fry we had was amazing! We would go back even with the slight mishap.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ouch what is the big dealZagerDined on 7/25/2014Average food Not worth the time or money. I do not get why people are so excited about this place. I will not be back.
- Overall good but not greatStacyc96Dined on 7/23/2014Always enjoy B+H and the restaurant week menu was a wonderful excuse to head there for lunch. I did not like my BBQ salmon salad--too heavily dressed and the flavors did not work. I enjoyed my other courses as did my guests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience . . . againLisaPDined on 7/22/2014Buck & Honey's does not disappoint. Went there to celebrate out 20th wedding anniv. Husbands meatloaf was awesome. I had the grilled Buffalo Chix salad and it was delish. Can't wait to go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.

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When artist Lori Horowitz opened Environ Visions Designs at 5404 Merrick Road, Massapequa in June she had a vision of bringing cultural arts to the south shore of Long Island. Her vision came to fruition on Friday when close to 100 people from all parts of Long Island attended her Acoustic Songwriters Showcase in her newly named art gallery called Studio 5404.
"Studio 5404 is now becoming more of a cultural arts center," said Horowitz. "We are trying to integrate the arts, support the arts, and network different artists together so they can work and create art in different media and support one another."
While guests mingled among the beautiful and unique art exhibits, they were entertained by three local musicians and songwriters, Jerry Silverstein, David Bailey and Massapequa resident Stella Davie.
The meeting between Horowitz and Davie came as a result of an Anton story about Environ Visions Opening. Davie, the mother of twin 12-year-old boys and a 9-year-old girl, was born and raised in Scotland. She had a theatrical background and is a performing songwriter.
"One day I saw in the Massapequan Observer, there is a gallery opening. I was so delighted to hear a woman was doing something so adventurous and creative so I basically burst through the door and said, 'Welcome to the neighborhood, how can I help?' Lori (who also lived in Scotland at one time) and I hit it off. She said, 'Would you play some music for us some night and I said sure, so I was able to rally my friends Jerry Silverstein and David Bailey.'"
Davie belongs to an organization called the Nashville Songwriters Association International along with Silverstein. They are both coordinators of the Long Island Chapter.
Jerry Silverstein is a Tony nominated songwriter for his contribution to "Urban Cowboy," which ran on Broadway. A former teacher and now fulltime songwriter, Silverstein was excited about the evening.
"One thing, I like is the synergy of all of the arts," he said. "When I taught video and theater in middle school, you saw the importance of arts in education, so anytime that you can support arts I think it just helps the whole culture. It is really important that art thrives and a lot of times it is hard for individual arts to reach out, so here is a chance for music and art to come together and bring people into this wonderful gallery, so it's a nice event."
David Bailey is a salesperson by day for Stirista, but has been a songwriter for 15 years.
"I was asked to perform some of my original songs which are personal songs with an upbeat message," he said. "I know Stella and Jerry from NSAI. Stella and I have performed in the past but Jerry and I never have but I hope that this is the beginning of a long friendship."
The energy and excitement of the crowd was palpable as family, friends, artists, and community neighbors enjoyed great conversation and music. Perhaps the person traveling the farthest was Steven Lee, a flight test engineer for the Airforce, who traveled with his family from Atlanta ,Georgia..
"I know Lori from high school. We worked on the yearbook together. She was the art editor, I was the technical editor," he said, adding that they had not seen each other since 1978. "She sent me an invite on Facebook and I said, I'll be in town so I will come by."
Each musician took turns singing their own songs. Silverstein sang a poignant song entitled, "A Little Piece of Boston," a tribute to the victims, survivors and heroes of the Boston Marathon bombing which left many people misty eyed.
Horowitz thanked the audience for coming and promised more great events in the future. She said her vision is to, "bring more songwriters, poets, sculptors, painters and all of the arts to come together, network, and develop more art by coming together and meeting everyone." She also said was open to suggestions for more events.
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The next event, "A Brush with Sandy" is open to artists to express their experiences with Sandy through art. The deadline is August 23 and the show will open September 6. For information go to www.environvisiondesigns.com. Studio 5404 is open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. by appointment.


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(n.) Non-Committal Fuck.
(v.) Non-Committal Fucking. (NCF'ing)
(v.) Non-Committal Fucking. (NCF'ing)
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Stands for "No Charges Filed". When you get arrested an are taken for your first court date (an arraigment), being told that your case has been deemed NCF, that simply means that the Prosecutor's Office will not be filing charges in Court at this time. Charges may be filed in either Municipal Court or District Court. The defendant (you) will be released that day and could be subpoenaed by either court should charges be filed at a later date.
Im being released from jail due to NCF because the court didnt buy that cop's story!
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As John Bradford said "There but for the grace of God go I." My kids are both graduates of SOTD and I am happy to say that they have both carried the morales and values they were taught at Shepherd into their adult lives. This was one of the main reasons my husband and I chose to enroll and keep our children in a SOTD. We wanted them in an environment that reinforced what we taught them at home. It was not always easy either financially or when dealing with day-to-day "personality differences" but they were given the tools and perspective from a caring and involved staff to make the correct decisions. Not only are they educationally prepared for high school and now college, they'll are also prepared to cope with all people in a tolerant and accepting manner. While we may not all agree or "like" each other, we must all learn to live in the same world. Shepherd's staff is excellent educationally also and goes the extra mile to help students learn proper study habits. So happy we made the decision to send our kids to SOTD. They both plan to continue the tradition when they have kids.....not to soon I hope!
We are new to Shepherd of the Desert, and so far it has been wonderful! My kids actually enjoy going to school. The teachers have also been a surprise. It often seems like kids are just a number, but both teachers have truly taken an interest in my kids. I had individual meetings with each teacher to discuss my needs and expectations as a parent. I was very pleased with how they listened to my concerns, and gave me the reassurances I needed. Overall I am very happy with the school, and look forward to see how the rest of the school year goes.
My son graduated from Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran School and was received with love and acceptance after relocating from the Midwest. The school is a close knit community, the teachers are caring and nurturing. The education was far superior over the public schools he had attended prior. The Christian foundation and well rounded education that he gained has been and is a huge blessing in his life. I strongly recommend this school.
This school went from an incredible reputation and education to the absolute opposite in less than 2 years. It's only getting worse from here and now it's not just the good and well behaved students leaving, but the good teachers too. It seems they too cannot handle the disruptive behavior allowed in the classroom. Because of the hitting, kicking, tantrums and other disruptions that are not at all discouraged, the children are unable to learn what their peers are learning at other schools. There isn't enough time to teach when there are so many distractions in class. I feel sorry for the parents who are continuing with the school hoping it will get better because their kids will only fall further and further behind. My kids love their new school and I'm so glad to be rid of this school and it's politics among the teachers, administration, board who lacks any experience, and "mean girls" parents' association. All in the name of God!
This school is on a very sad situation! They have decided to reward bad behavior in the name of disabilities and the good kids are punished because they cannot learn in the hostile environment that they are subjected to each day. Hitting, kicking, throwing, tantrums and other bad behavior is accepted so long as your child can be labeled as special needs. Nothing is done to stop or correct the behavior because anyone who sees a problem with it is labeled a bad person. I just wonder how much longer the school can survive with this philosophy? Why isn't something being done? If your child is a problem child, this is the perfect school for you. If, on the other hand, you have a good kid, you may want to consider a different school. The teachers and administration are all not only on board with this behavior, but they talk badly about people who want kids to be told it is not okay to be bad.
We were at SOTD for two years in the upper elementary grades. SOTD is not worth the $$$. The previous reviews about "mean moms" are true. Bad parent behavior is rampant throughout the grades and encouraged by the administration. The small class sizes are no advantage when you factor in that there will be a significant number of children who need special attention from the teacher because of a behavioral or learning disability. The classrooms are wrought with distractions from these children, and the level of academic achievement is just not where it should be for a school charging this much money. Over the two years that we were there, we watched as all the smart, well behaved kids and good parents left the school. We watched in horror as the teacher disclosed to another parent that we complained about the obscene gestures that their child was making toward our child in class. We were ostracized by the other parents and excluded. Finally, we were done with complaining to the cowardly administration and left as well. Worse, we paid good money to be treated poorly!
We have been with SOTD for almost 3 years now. I love the teachers and staff and feel the curriculum and additional support is key to our son's success. The teachers' truly care about each student and the school is a very "family" friendly community. This is a fabulous school and I would recommend it to anyone.
We are in the second trimester of our first year at Shepherd, with a child in the five day kindergarten. We really like Shepherd. On a scale of 0 to 10, where ten is the best, we would SOTD a solid 8.5. We like: the approachability of the teachers, the excitement seen in our child wanting to go to school (it definitely was no always this way with a preschool we were at in years past), the community of the school is welcoming. Yes, you need to make an effort, attend and get involved to meet others but that's a normal part of life at any school. The teachers really care about the kids and make learning fun. As far as kids that are severely autistic, I wonder if the person that wrote this has ever seen a severely autistic child? I have to wonder as the situation presented in previous reviews is just not accurate. It sounds to me like fear based statements from someone who does not understand what autism is...and so rather than learning about it, reacts with fear to it. My child is also in this class, and it is not out of control, the kids are not fearful, and the kids are learning! I consider the statements made overly dramatic and misrepresenting the class. Just something to consider
I'm saddened by the comments made toward this school and its staff. As a new employee, I was welcomed with love and appreciation and continue to receive nothing less than that. In my opinion our staff goes above and beyond to make sure that everyone is treated fairly and respectfully. The education that the children receive IS on par with their grade level and our students are well prepared as they transition into the next year. Being in this faith based Christian environment is a blessing each and every day. I' m proud to be a member of this loving staff and would highly recommend this school!
Oh my gosh!!! My kids are working ABOVE grade level compared to when they were in the public school! It was initially a struggle for them to get caught up, but the teachers went above and beyond to help my children, even staying after school! I laughed about the comments made about the principal and assistant principal...the principal is sweet and caring (yes, she smiles a lot and I like that!). The assistant principal is also the middle school English teacher and if by bullying you mean she holds kids accountable, then that's what my husband and I like! My daughter is now in high school and English is a breeze...the principal CARES and that is important. I LOVE THIS SCHOOL!
We are very happy with the teachers and the education at SotD. Our daughter was in the 5 day kindergarten last year. It was a great experience and she was reading fluently by the end of the year. She now is in 1st grade and reading at a 4th grade level. The math is Singapore math and it is impressive to see how much she is learning. My one reservation is that many of the parents, especially the core PTA group, tend to be unfriendly.
I love Shepherd of the Desert. We are entering first grade next year and my daughter is really thriving. The class sizes are small with attentive teachers and aides as well as parent volunteers. The community is warm and welcoming and she is getting great academic building blocks.
I am sad to report that the value of this school has greatly deteriorated over the past 4 years. The lack of leadership, dare I say, character of our leaders, has failed our children and our teachers. We used to be great, now we are mediocre at best. My child received an A+ for Spanish, a class that was taught every two weeks and then once a month in the last trimester. That is unethical. I don't want padded transcripts and half truths; this school is better than that. We have many wonderful teachers who invest in our children but the leadership over the past few years has pushed many of those out the doors. I pray God will intervene and save our school.
Shepherd of the Desert is an Amazing school in so many ways! First the environment is Christ Centered and also focused on teaching our children the importance of helping the community! The teachers are caring and go above and beyond what their job description asks them to do! The environment is loving, the education that my kids are receiving will and is preparing them for High School, and when your child LOVES school, you know you have them in the right spot! We LOVE SOTD and everyone there! It's a family kind of place!!!
My son and daughter attended SOTD. My daughter was enrolled in the three day kindergarten. We were shocked and not prepared for the hostile nature of the school community. The teacher and some of the more involved parents were unfriendly and bullies. We complained many times to the teacher and principal that our daughter was not welcomed to play with the "popular" group of girls. The teacher encouraged us NOT to discuss this matter with the principal. Why can't we speak with the principal about this important issue? Well, we did and he was receptive and tried to correct the problem. The teacher then decided to participate in the bulling. We were suprised when numerous parents shared with us that they too had reservations about this teacher. Our daughter did not attend the last three weeks of school. Instead of her kindergarten being a memorable year, it was traumatic.
We have two children who attend SOTD and we absolutely love ir! Great director and the teachers not only know and care for our kids, but promote age appropriate development. Very nice clean facilities too. Highly recommend!
Our daughter was in the pre-K program this year and did extremely well here! Her teachers were excellent & the "play" while learning was incredible. She is definitely ready for Kindergarten following this program.
The junior high program has developed over the past two years into a premier academic program that shares the love of Christ. Little behavior issues within the junior high as negative parents and students have been asked to move onto other schools (note the negative May 22, 2009 parent posting ). My son loves the teachers and wonderful variety in programs! Thank you SOTD!
We have had 2 children at Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran School since 1st grade. It's been a wonderful experience for our family. We couldn't ask for anything more from a school.
We have three kids at SOTD. I thinks it is one of the best kept secrets in Scottsdale. The academics are very strong and the teachers are excellent. There is also a strong feeling of community among the families here. We couldn't be happier.
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Seeking for the WOW experience in LA
- aquahot Aug 4, 2009 05:52 PM
I will be in LA in a few weeks and hoping to try as many great restaurants in LA as my schedule allows.
Can you recommend: (price is not an issue)
- A Japanese restaurant offers omakase
- A restaurant for stargazing
- A modern or ethnic restaurant
Thank you!
Urasawa - http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/513612
The Ivy on Roberston
Bazaar - http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/573182
Urasawa Restaurant
218 N Rodeo Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
113 N Robertson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048
The Bazaar by José Andrés
465 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048
re: Servorg
Yep, that pretty much does it.
re: Servorg
I second that!
re: Servorg
3 for 3.... right on, Servorg!
re: Servorg
for more stargazing:
Cut - Puck's new steakhouse
Spago - his original, tho not the location
Mr. Chow - Cal Asian, 344 N. Canon Dr
Dominick's - Italian, 8715 Beverly Blvd
all in Beverly Hills
176 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
9500 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90212
re: Phurstluv
Katsuya Hollywood seems to be getting a fair share of celebs these days, too.
Everything above sounds pretty good, just want to add Matsuhisa
129 N. La Cienega Blvd
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
re: A5 KOBE
Make sure you get the private omakase room for better food. As for stargazing, stay in the main dining room at Matsuhisa.
The rule in LA for stargazing: Go on a non-weekend for higher chances. Chateau Marmont and Whole Foods Market are frequented by celebs as well.
re: A5 KOBE
All fine choices for the OP but Matsuhisa. That place is a dump with overrated food and rushed service, IMHO.
And that comes from someone who loves that cuisine.
re: epop
No one doubts your professed love of Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine (I am also a big fan!). The food from the main dining room at Matsuhisa these days is but a sad remnant of its former glory, true, but...
I think that the food found in Matsuhisa's private omakase room is an order of magnitude better, when compared with the main dining room. (BUT the stargazing factor suffers...)
re: J.L.
How is the food in the private room as compared to Nobu? I had their top tasting menu in Malibu recently. Some incredible items (as good as any I've ever had) but overall not a great tasting.
Too many regular menu items that I could've ordered. Overall I found the food and service far superior at Nobu (to Matsuhisa).
I'm glad not to be doubted all the time, JL. Getting some slack sometimes for controversial opinions.
re: epop
Hey epop, I'm a regular at Matsuhisa (50+ visits!)... I no longer do the main dining room - it's too disappointing.
I think the Matsuhisa (the flagship restaurant) private room is still the best way to experience the best of Nobu Matsuhisa's creations. It contains its own separate private kitchen & chef/staff, which is dedicated to the 8 or so patrons lucky enough to be seated in the room. Yes, sometimes orders for main dining room do come in to this kitchen, but for the most part, the chefs there are there to make sure the private room customers are happy and content. Expect lots of interaction with your chefs, and off the menu stuff (ask for the corn tempura) is possible.
This dining experience transcends any of the ancillary Nobu locations around the globe I've eaten at, including Nobu LA, Malibu, NYC, Tokyo, & Las Vegas. It's pricey, but also - it's special. Yes, admittedly, it does help to be a regular.
Chowhound thrives on different opinions. Constructive discourse is always welcome!
re: A5 KOBE
I read the OP as asking for 3 distinct restaurants, one for sushi, one for stars, one for modern/ethnic. Since I could care less about celebrities I answered ignoring the second, perhaps erroneously.
After a lousy meal at Matsuhisa I take the opportunity to express my dissatisfaction.
re: epop
In recent years, Matsuhisa has really become a caricature of itself.
I think to get decent service and quality food at Matsuhisa you really have to be either an insider, or some important celeb or industry bigwig. Otherwise, you'll get treated like a customer at the Ralphs sushi bar.
re: ipsedixit
Funny. My guess is that the Ralph's sushi bar guys are quite personable.
I'd fear for my stomach though.
I've gone to Matsuhisa with major players and still didn't like it so much.
re: aquahot
It's kaiseki for the first part of the meal and then it becomes omakase when Hiro-san feeds you the sushi/sashimi/kobe beef that he feels is the best he has been able to find/put together that day. Traditional kaiseki dinners comprise someplace between 6 and 15 specific dishes (IIRC). Urasawa ends up being 30 plus bites/dishes.
re: Servorg
Our Urasawa experiences have been 45+ bites/dishes, with dinner time from 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm.
try michael mina's xiv for a fun experience. order the gamut (everything on the menu) and split by 2 or 3. also some stargazing and beautiful people to see there as well.
see perceptor's report. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/635323
For Great sushi go to Hirozen on Beverly Blvd. i always let the sushi chef select our meal. he usually serve's it 3 different pieces of sushi at a time. My other favorite Sushi restaurant is Wa Sushi Bistro on La Cienega. The Sushi chef and Kitchen Chef left Matsuhisa years ago to open this place. The food and sushi are beyond amazing.
As far as stargazing - it can be hit or miss in LA but the trendy restaurants have been listed prev. i also allways run into actors at Joans On Third. it's a cute gourmet shop/restaurant on Third street near the Beverly Center. Also i live blocks from "The Grove" a very popular outdoor shopping center and i am there all the time and i must say that there is not a day that i dont see at least one celebrity. Also go to the Chateau Marmont have a drink in the bar - always some great celebrity sightings there.
For Chinese i like Mandarette on Beverly casual but since the food is so good i do see lots of celebrities. if you go get the deep fried tofu with gravy as a starter.
another casual place that alot of young celebrities like to hang out at is Urth Cafe on Melrose ave. and for sure at the Cafe at Fred Segals (clothing shop) and the foods pretty good too.
For brunch i love Campanille on La Brea. it's next door to La Brea Bakery. The food is great. last time i was there Gwen Stefani and Hubby Gavin Rossdale with kids were brunching. i actually think there is always a celebrity every time i go there and i go often.
re: bibiana
IF someone wants to see celebrities they should just drive a lot. That's where I've seen them, in their cars. Fortunately by the time I get to a restaurant they've turned off on a different street.
Urasawa for the best omakase experience
Friday lunch at Spago - must sit on the patio - see photo below
Bazaar for modern
price not an issue...WOW i envy you. urasawa is # 1 on my wish list. too bad i dont have $500 to spare on a single dinner. have a spot for an extra guest?? :) hehe
enjoy! i havent heard one bad thing about urasawa.
i have not been to urasawa, and am waiting for someone with a very large pocketbook to take me as it is considered to be the most expensive restaurant in los angeles. that is saying alot. i'm sure it's a great sushi experience but the wow experience might just be from the bill!
the ivy... food isn't so good. you just go there to star gaze during the day - go during the weekday. weekend is full of tourists trying to star gaze.
of all the ethic places in los angeles, the bazaar is not the first place to go for spanish food. there is a traditional spanish resturant about 1/4 mile away. La Paella. great tapas, great paella, the best flan in town, and authentic spanish waiters from spain.
otherwise check out the asian restaurants in the san gabriel valley as that area has the "best chinese food in america" according to gourmet mag.
re: foodmor
I didn't think of Bazaar for ethnic food. I recommended it in response to the request for Modern food - (but I guess it hits on both elements so covers the spread).
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La Paella does NOT do a good job with their Spanish cuisine. Their paella is a soggy mess of a paella. For something that actually resembles what you can get in the Iberian Peninsula, get the paella mixta from La Espanola, available on Saturdays only (must order in advance on Friday).
Agree with Servorg that Bazaar's concept is more modern than Spanish, in principle.
Gourmet magazine is widely read, but Chowhound is about one's OWN opinions. I happen to agree that the SGV has amazing Chinese food. I can say this because I've actually had it, and not because I read that Gourmet mag says so.
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Flan alone does not a Spanish restaurant make.
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Don't know if you're willing to make the drive to the San Fernando Valley for sushi, but if so, you should book Katsuya's omakase bar at Kiwami. He only does it every couple of weeks and only Tuesday through Friday night, but it's Katsuya himself doing the omakase.


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Last night's event had over 300 people in attendance! What a great start. Today, after some social time and viewing partners material, President David Eisler got the conference started.
The first speaker of the morning is Michele Buckler from FTC&H. She is talking about the Carbon Footprint. The carbon footprint is based on Greenhouse Gases or GHG.
Once you have established the GHG protocal, areas of emission sources need to be identified. After that review you need to calculate co2 equivilent to GHG. (This is just a breif snapshot) Michele's complete presentation will be available online at www.ferris.edu/mec next week.
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Staff Photo by Allison Carter/Chattanooga Times Free Press Zdenek Krutsky, left, lays tile in the Life Care Center of Hixson. The facility is set to open early next year. The building has 76 private rooms, 16 semi-private rooms and eight private suites.
The Chattanooga area's fourth Life Care Center is scheduled to open early next year, adding to a budding senior care development in Hixson.
Life Care Center of Hixson is part of Greenbriar Cove, which will include the 75,000-square-foot facility and already-open Morning Pointe Assisted Living. A later phase of the development — called Garden Plaza — will add an independent living facility on the lot adjacent to the Life Care Center.
"This will cover any of the needs of the senior community," said Vicki Hood, divisional director of sales and marketing for Cleveland, Tenn.-based Life Care Centers of America, adding that construction has not yet begun on that part of the development.
The 108-bed facility that will open in 2011 is just about finished with construction and is now receiving the finishing touches, said the center's executive director, Wallace Stutts.
"When our design team gets in and does the finishing touches, it will feel like home," he said.
Life Care has a network of more than 200 nursing home facilities from Maine to Hawaii, said Rob Alderman, company spokesman.
"A lot of demographic work goes into this," he said. "There's a need here we're able to fill, and Hixson is an absolutely great spot, because it's nice and relatively calm ... You couldn't pick a better location."
Since the facility is practically in Hixson Middle School's backyard, Alderman said the management team looks forward to opportunities for Life Care residents to have "a lot of youthful interaction."
The Hixson center's focus will be to provide its residents with short-term rehabilitation following an accident, sudden illness or emergency surgery, Stutts said. He said the staff will be trained in rehabilitating knees, hips, backs, speech and other health issues.
Hood said although the facility is not complete, Life Care is already taking inquiries and people who are interested in its services can schedule a tour.
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Water is once again flowing to what city officials say is the last remaining horse trough in Albany.
The small granite watering hole, which is part of the Dana Memorial at Dana Park on Delaware Avenue, was last used by the horses that pulled Freihofer Baking Co. bread wagons in the late 1940s, according to city Parks and Recreation Commissioner Richard Barrett. Now it is being used to refresh the four-legged members of the Police Department's mounted patrol unit and to water a small garden in the middle of the park.
"It's a nice place," mounted police officer Daniel Meher said. "The water's always nice and cool there and you don't have to worry about what's in it. The horses like it."
Barrett said the trough was hooked up to the city's water supply system in May.
"It's far better to have some water in it than to have it the way it was," he said. "This seems to be the last remaining one in the city."
The trough is part of a granite monument erected in 1903 in memory of James Dwight Dana, a noted geologist and contemporary of Charles Darwin, according to the book, "Early Maritime Artists of the Pacific Northwest Coast 1741-1841," written by John Frazier Henry.
The park is a small area tucked between busy Madison Avenue, Delaware Avenue and Lark Street. The monument bears the name of Dana and features carvings of trilobites, an extinct marine arthropod; crinoids, a marine animal, and a giant eurypterid, the ancestor of the king crab, according to Barrett.
The monument was erected by the Dana Natural History Society, which according to Richard Patrick, deputy commissioner of preservation for the Parks Department, is the oldest active women's naturalist group in the country.
The organization was established in 1868 by a group of students at the Albany Female Academy (the Albany Academy for Girls) after a series of lectures by Adrian Ebel, a student at Albany Medical College who had studied at Yale under Dana, according to a newspaper article on file at the Albany Institute of History and Art.
Edith Ogden, of Delmar, an archivist for the society, said her group has about 25 members. She said it makes annual field trips to wildlife areas around the Capital District and periodically gives awards to Bethlehem middle school students who take part in the district's science fair.
The society donated $100 to the city's Tricentennial celebration in 1986 and the money was used to plant a tree in Dana Park, Ogden said.
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USD: Light Data, Dovish Comments from Yellen
GBP: Resumes its Slide, Down 1% Against EUR
CAD: Third Straight Day of Losses
NZD: Credit Card Spending Rises 0.3%
AUD: Testing 3 Month Lows
JPY: Kuroda Comments Example of Why Yen Will Remain Weak
The UK CPI data will be the main focus today with not a lot else to move the markets, and although in practice we don't expect any change in the y/y rate, the high rate of CPIU inflation and the lack of monetary policy response to it does underline sterling's problems. The unusual MPC statement after the meeting last week (in that there is not usually a statement when policy is left unchanged) underlined that even though inflation was expected to remain high, the market should not expect any monetary policy reaction. This leaves UK yields as the lowest real yields of all the major currencies and makes it hard to see sterling making gains on either higher or lower than expected inflation numbers. The pound should consequently be biased lower, with the 1.5630 support in GBP/USD looking vulnerable, but the 0.8645 trendline support in EUR/GBP should be safe enough for now.
UK CPI data for January is unlikely surprise markets. An anticipated rise of 2.7% y/y, represents no change from the previous month. Evidence from the BRC suggested that high street discounting, particularly in clothing and electrical goods was particularly acute. This balances out the effect of rising airfares, which we estimate contributed to a 0.1% rise in January inflation. However, we see food and energy prices, combined with the recent softening in sterling, potentially pushing inflation above 3% by the end of Q2. Although these factors are unlikely to change the medium-term inflation outlook due to be published in the BoE's Inflation Report on Wednesday, upside risks to their forecast are certain to be cited. Inflation, combined with concerns over supply capacity and risk pricing, look likely to keep the MPC on hold until the new Governor arrives in July.
UK PPI input data is forecast to rise by 1.1% on the month and 1.3% y/y, which would represent the sharpest monthly rise in five months, due to rising commodity prices and a fall in sterling both against the dollar and on a trade weighted basis. Output price inflation looks set to slow to 2.0% y/y this month, with the 'core' rate decelerating to 1.3% y/y.
EUR/USD found good support in the low 1.33s, but the lack of movement in forward points and the rising uncertainty about the Italian election makes it hard to see a renewed major advance at this stage. While we do not see any real risks of ECB action to limit the upside in the EUR, Draghi's comments nevertheless suggested that a further rise in short term rates and/or the EUR would be "monitored", which suggests it could trigger some response. In practice, Lloyds TSB doubt there will be any ECB action unless the EUR moved substantially higher, but the comments have taken the heart out of the market for now and should limit EUR upside to 1.35.
After general strength at the end of last week the USD returned to a more mixed performance yesterday, falling back against a stronger EUR but once again gaining against this year's FX weaklings, GBP and the JPY. Once again this reflects rotation in risk appetite rather than any fundamental change, and highlights the more mixed status of the USD this year. However, the USD index has reached a significant resistance area near 80.50 and suggests a downside USD bias from here.
President Obama's State of the Union address overnight will likely be centred around fiscal policy. Obama looks set to urge a fiscal deal to avoid the impact of a sequestration, which would strip $85bn from spending by end-September and an estimated 0.8% from GDP by end-2013.
The Aussie started the week on down note slipping through the 1.0300 figure amidst very thin liquidity and disappointing economic data. With markets in Hong Kong, Japan and China closed for the lunar new year holiday trading in Asia was marked by choppy conditions with sharp early selloff finally settling into quiet, listless trade.
Australian home loans declined by much sharper than expected -1.5% versus 0.1% eyed while the last month's data was revised downward to 0.7%. This was the third month in a row of declining mortgage approvals indicating that housing demand Down Under may be cooling. Central bank data show housing credit growth in December dropped to the weakest annual pace since records began in 1977.
The disappointing mortgage data numbers dovetail with the recent economic data from Australia which has shown that broad weakening in aggregate demand. As a result Aussie interest rate futures saw an increase to 54% of another RBA rate cut next month. The market is getting increasingly disillusioned with the Aussie as growth Down Under slows and prospects for further RBA cuts increase.
The Aussie has drifted to a low of 1.0265 in early European trade but so far has held above the critical 1.0250 support level. One key factor in the pair's weakness may be the absence of PBOC which has been a regular buyer of the currency. With China out for the holiday for most of the week, the Aussie may be especially vulnerable to a selloff. A break below 1.0250 suggests a very bearish technical development and may open the path to a test of 1.0150.
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
2, 4, 6, 8 how many kids do we anticipate?
First of all I'll start by saying that yes, we would like more children, Lord willing. How many? Well, I would love a big family but given the circumstances we'll probably stick to 2 hopefully 3 children. It's hard to say, Grayden is seriously in close competition for the best baby ever so its easy to think about having more kids if they would be as easy as him but chances are our future children will give us a little more trouble, or Grayden could easily change his demeanor as he grows so I may change my mind with time!
Now, this might be the confusing part. Physically it would be possible for me to get pregnant if we didn't use contraceptives to avoid it. Its just really dangerous (to the baby, to Paco and to me) due to the medications I currently take as well as the complications with my past pregnancy. Its like 2 strikes against me. Although chances are the reason my pregnancy with Brenham ended the way it did was due to my kidney issues there's no way of knowing for sure. So it would all just be really risky right now.
We do hope to adopt again someday, we're praying and waiting for God's perfect timing for us. I'll be sure to keep you posted! Right now we are loving this stage with Grayden as our only (Earthly) child. If we adopt again domestically we would definitely use Bethany Christian Services again to facilitate the adoption, no question. If we ever choose to look into International adoption I would start the research process over again and I really have no idea where we would end up agency wise. Honeydew1894 asked what I did to keep busy during the dreaded wait. Prayed! As you know adoption is so completely out of our hands so the only thing we could do to feel like we had any control over the matter was pray! We also used that time to really try to stay busy. We planned a weekend getaway, date nights and completely submerged ourselves in holiday activities (cuz its much harder to do all the stuff with a little one)! Your time will come and once you have your baby in your arms all that time waiting will be nothing in comparison to the time you have ahead of you with your precious child.
He makes all things beautiful in His time!
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- KAM said...
Thanks for this post. I needed to read this. DH and I (or maybe just me) are struggling with the idea of getting pregnant again someday. We are totally on board to start our adoption process, but knowing I physically can get pregnant, but not knowing whether or not I can carry a baby is so frustrating. Do we or don't we? We're leaning towards not trying again and possibly adopting all our children. It's nice to know I'm not alone in these thoughts.
- July 29, 2010 at 9:50 AM
- Erica said...
It's great you are so honest, I'm sure it is VERY helpful for others who are in the adoption process to hear your confidence and faith about it! We've thought about adopting someday too, but it seems like it can be a very overwhelming process! We'll stick with one kiddo for the time being:-)
- July 29, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- Allie said...
Thanks for this post. You are so strong and positive. My little Bryson is only 9 months so future children aren't in the plan yet, however I think about it everyday. Since I developed preeclampsia very early with Bryson the risk of me having another preemie is high (he was only 28 weeks), therefore we may just decide not to push the envelope and be glad God graced us with Bryson in our lives. You are uplifting. Thank you.
- July 29, 2010 at 4:44 PM
- rhonda.eichler said...
Katie, I have just read your entire story blog and I have cried through your tribulations and smiled at the blessings God has provided for you.
I am one of the 10% who have unexplained infertility in the U.S. I won't bore you with my story, but after years of being angry at God, I finally returned to my roots, hit my knees and have received blessings that out weigh my hurt.
My husband and I have a total of 5 children: I have 2 handsome, wonderful step-sons that I love as my own, and we have adopted 3 (2 girls and 1 boy). We felt so blessed to have been given these gifts, as of today, they are all ages 28, 27, 26, 21, & 20 yrs.
Summer of last year while watching the news, the Wednesday Child report came on and my husband and I both felt the urge to add to our family again. We know it was the hand of God gently guiding us along as we honestly were enjoying our empty nest! We began the process again of homestudy, etc. and opened our heart to looking for ANY child. We are now awaiting our new daughter's visit to our home for a week next Monday. We have been matched, accepted, and are so thrilled to have been given the gift of a beautiful, 16 yr old girl who wanted a family to share her life. WE, however, are the ones that are being blessed.
Adoption is the most precious gift our Lord allows us to receive ~ God Bless You and your family!
- July 29, 2010 at 6:41 PM
- Trish said...
awe. cute pic. my little levi has that same outfit. it's a little big on him now, but he will grow into it :)
- July 29, 2010 at 8:27 PM
- PPR said...
We've been waiting for three years to adopt an older child through BCS (not infant). I seriously wonder if God does not call everyone to be parents. You'd think we would have placement by now, all those kids out there needing a home and that. I enjoy your blog, though. I am so happy for you and your family and pray that He guides in the days ahead!
- July 29, 2010 at 8:57 PM
- Sarah said...
That is a precious,precious picture! :)
- July 30, 2010 at 11:40 AM
- Janelle said...
You have such amazing faith and it is very evident in your writing.
- July 30, 2010 at 10:57 PM
- Diane M. said...
Grayden is beautiful in that picture! You are obviously amazing parents. I'm so glad the adoption process was successful for you - it makes me think of adopting one day myself.
- August 1, 2010 at 11:11 AM
- Grace @ Arms Wide Open said...
i just found your blog & have read a few posts. What a beautiful story you are sharing! I love your positive outlook and your trust in God's timing. I wish only the best for you & your sweet family!
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The EBRD and other multilateral development banks have hailed the Rio +20 summit as a 'unique opportunity' to launch a renewed strategy for sustainable development which aims for inclusive green growth.
Thomas Mirow, president of the EBRD, and his counterparts from other multilateral development banks (MDBs), vowed 'to work together to support global transformation in line with Rio +20 agreements'.
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'We believe that such a transformation is necessary and can be made in an equitable, efficient, and affordable way,' Mr Mirow said in a joint statement signed by the MDB presidents.
The statement describes 'green growth' as growth which 'is attained with a smaller environmental footprint, is inclusive, and achieves gains in opportunities and access to resources by all segments of the population to reduce income inequity'.
Among the 'core' green growth issues the MDBs identify are: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Climate Change, the Sustainable Energy for All initiative, Sustainable Cities and Sustainable Transport.
Other 'core' areas are: Natural Capital and Large Scale Ecosystems, Saving the Oceans, Food Security and Water for All.
The EBRD itself has been at the forefront of international efforts to promote sustainable energy, with almost 30 per cent of its total investments last year being in the field.
Since its launch in 2006, cumulative financing for the EBRD's Sustainable Energy Initiative has reached over €9 billion in over 450 projects for a total project value of €46 billion.
The Bank recently announced plans to fund sustainable energy projects worth up to €25 billion over the next three years in the third phase of SEI.
The financing target from the EBRD's own funds over the same period is up to €6.5 billion and the target range for the annual reduction of carbon emission is 26 to 32 million tonnes of CO2.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla- The Florida Gators opened the season with a win over Miami of Ohio Saturday, and they are looking forward to fixing mistakes before they play South Florida this week.
In order to get better they'll have to look back at some of their mistakes. The gators offense struggled at times miss-handling several snaps with new quarterback John Brantley and new center Mike Pouncey. The offense didn't get on track until the fourth quarter. The gators only had 212 yards of total offense in the game, 72 of those yards coming on a big play from Jeff Demps who scored on a 72 yard TD run in the fourth.
This week the gators will work on those mistakes and hope to look better against the bulls. Coach Urban Meyer is using the mistakes as motivation.
"Urgency is a good thing." Meyer said. "You know making mistakes and having a sense of urgency to correct them that's called athletics. Complacency, entitlement, and disinterest those shatter a program, those ruin a team, and the good thing is we have a sense of urgency right now."
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Adrian J. Polansky, state executive director, USDA's Farm Service Agency in Kansas, announced that legislative authority for the Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments program ends Sept.30. Producers must meet specific eligibility requirements to receive SURE assistance for disasters that occur on or before September 30, 2011, and affect fall 2011 and 2012 crops.
"The SURE program compensates producers for production and/or quality losses during times of disaster," said Polansky.
Producers can apply for a 2011 or 2012 SURE payment if a crop of economic significance located in a primary or contiguous disaster county under a Secretarial Disaster Designation suffered at least a 10 percent loss because of disaster occurring on or before Sept. 30.
Crops are not required to be harvested on or before Sept. 30 to maintain SURE eligibility. A loss claim will only trigger after FSA determines that the loss was because of a disaster occurring on or before Sept. 30. Producers should follow the crop insurance or Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) requirements for reporting their losses. Losses that result from disasters that occur after Sept. 30 will not be eligible for SURE benefits.
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Your report on the jury finding Morse Geriatric Center liable for extending the life of a patient raises numerous ethical and legal issues. A person of sound mind, indeed, should have the last word on any treatment of any kind, but to do so a patient must have a firm understanding of the legal issues involved.
As an internal medicine physician, part of my practice focuses on end-of-life issues. A do-not-resuscitate order does not mean "Do Not Treat." If a patient with a DNR becomes ill, they usually do want treatment, which is different from heroics. If a nursing home facility and a doctor send a patient with a DNR to the hospital to treat an illness, they should not be liable for heroics done after the patient left the facility.


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