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There are times when we should just stop, sit and silently recall some of the life-changing moments we have experienced in our lives but may have buried in the stone piles of our minds.
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CANASTOTA, NY - My writing group recently suggested that we resurrect and record some of
those memories. It was a good exercise and one I hope you will be
encouraged to follow after reading these three little vignettes: "Cast all your worries on him because he cares for you."
1 Peter 5:7 "You are my refuge and shield; in your word I hope."
- Psalm 119: 114 "Though my flesh and heart fail, God is the rock of my heart, my portion forever."
- Psalm 73:26
I wasn't nervous - really. 'Should I be?' I asked my best man.
'Good grief, man,' responded my not too clear headed buddy. 'She's a half hour late and lives just one block away from the Church! That's a sign man - a bad sign. If I were you, I would leave this place pronto.'
There was no chance to even consider responding. The Church's interior rattled with the reverberating sounds flowing from the organ pipes. I glanced down the aisle. There she was - my bride, my soon to be wife. Gorgeous! Smiling! Radiant! Not a care in the world! - unconcerned about her tardy arrival.
I did not care. She was worth waiting for!
Multiple thoughts rushed through my mind. What awaited us? How would we change? Would our love last? Would we survive the stresses and strains that too often tear marriages apart - financial pressures, demands of work, illness, parenthood?
'Yes, certainly we would,' I assured myself. 'We love each other. Nothing would separate us.'
I was ready to say 'I do!' and to share the rest of my life with this lovely woman.
And even during the most difficult challenges we would later face, I would never look back. My wife has loved me more than I could have imagined or deserved.
Something did not seem right. But I did not know what it was.
'I'll be back next week to help you move,' I said.
Mom turned her head to avoid looking directly at me, and whispered 'I love you, son.'
I did not think much of this at the time. I thought she was anxious about leaving her long-time residence and relocating with Dad to a strange apartment in an unfamiliar place near my upstate home.
I kissed her forehead, hugged my Dad, told them I loved them and left.
My parents looked so apprehensive, so tired. I knew my wife, children and I could lessen their burdens and help them regain some normalcy as they struggled to cope with their illnesses and the aging process.
But Mom knew something I didn't.
Less then twenty four hours later, while my wife was in an operating room some 250 miles from my parents' home, my sister called to tell me my mother was dying.
When I kissed her goodbye the day before, Mom knew that we would never see each other again this side of heaven.
Had she looked me in the eyes, I would have known too.
Barely a year and one month later, we buried Dad.
Now both of my parents were gone.
Despite my wife's loving attempts to comfort and console me, the anguish and void in my heart and my soul were crippling. I missed Mom and Dad immensely. There were so many things I wish I had had a chance to do for them. It was too late.
Early one morning while on retreat trying to make sense of my life, as well as the loss of my parents, I sought shelter in the silence of the facility's chapel. No one else was there save for the Divine Resident locked behind the tabernacle doors.
I slowly approached the altar rail and knelt down. For the very first time in my life, I spoke to my Heavenly Father as if He were at my side and in a way I had longed to speak to my earthly Dad. I minced no words. I spared no tears.
Up to this point in my faith life, I believed intellectually that God was here with me. But I had not experienced that Truth in my heart. As I continued to bare my soul, I felt an unseen 'presence' wrapping Himself around me, followed by a tingling sensation that started at the top of my head, radiated down through my entire body and into my feet. I can only describe this satiating feeling as an overwhelming sense of being loved and at total peace.
I no longer doubted that God is real, that He desires a personal relationship with me, and that I had to align my will with His.
As far as I was concerned then, there was no better place to be. I had no desire to ever get off my knees or leave this sacred space.
A sudden tap to my left shoulder abruptly ended this most intimate and undeserved experience.
I turned around. The gentleman who had touched me bore such a startling physical resemblance to my father, that I gasped for air.
'Hi, I'm George McGivney,' he said. 'I wanted to tell you how much God loves you.'
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A busy schedule is hard to follow without a way to track every task and an alarm system to remind you about overdue items on your to-do list.
TimeBell is an application that enables you to organize your daily activities and set up alerts at certain hours to remind you about appointments, meetings or any other task that needs to be sorted within a fixed time frame.
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If you require your PC to be turned off, restarted or enter standby mode at a specific time, you can create dedicated events using the "Create new task" function of the application. The same procedure can be applied if you want to open a webpage in your browser or send an email to someone automatically.
Files can also be opened or closed using the scheduler, which is especially useful if you are running a server and you need to execute various scripts or perform vital backup operations without your manual intervention.
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TimeBell allows you to export your task list to use it in other applications, or just to simply store the information on your computer for future reference. The files can be saved under any extension you desire, since the application does not come with a format of its own.
To keep a tight schedule, you need an accurate clock that is constantly kept synchronized with the most precise devices available, such as the atomic clocks spread around the world. TimeBell can periodically check one of the many available time servers and synchronize your system every hour, day or month.
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TimeBell is, in essence, a digital agenda that helps you keep track with your daily schedule and alerts you whenever you are required to start working on a task or honor an appointment. Unlike a paper journal though, it can also handle computer-related operations and play alarm sounds every time you need to be doing something.
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Sail FishAnswered by Anshuman Tiwaary, 04 Jul '09 07:26 pm
The sailfish is probably the fastest fish. To reach its top speed of 110 km/hr it folds its fins, even the big one, into grooves on its body so that it is more streamlinedAnswered by gkr, 25 Apr '09 05:53 pm
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It is believe that the fastest species of fish is the Indo-Pacific Sailfish, Istiophorus platypterus. It has been clocked in excess of 110 km/h (68 mph) over short periods.Answered by anupama kumar, 25 Jan '08 10:59 am
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Kevin Schwantz believes Jorge Lorenzo's nightmare start to 2014 is a direct result of the breathtaking performances from Spanish rival and reigning world champion Marc Marquez. Repsol Honda rider Marquez heads to the third race in Argentina this weekend undefeated after brilliant victories in Qatar and Austin. In stark contrast, Factory Yamaha rider Lorenzo has endured a forgettable start and ...
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Cal Crutchlow has undergone double surgery to his right hand and arm after his heavy crash during last weekend's Circuit of the Americas MotoGP round in Texas. The British rider underwent a double procedure in San Diego on Wednesday after the learning the right little finger he dislocated at COTA was also broken. He has a pin inserted in the ...
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Marc Marquez has stormed to victory with ease at the Circuit of the Americas, in a race where he was overshadowed by the action taking place behind him, as drama unfolded across the grid; the reigning world champion rode a flawless race to the win. The first drama of the race happened before the flag even dropped, with a huge ...
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Reigning world champion Marc Marquez showed no signs of a broken leg as he set a fastest time of 1'54:507 to take pole position for tomorrow's opening race. Marquez will be joined on the front row tomorrow by fellow Spaniard Alvaro Bautista and Brit Bradley Smith. Aleix Espargaro, who topped all but one of the free practice sessions leading up ...
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An assistant educational administrator is known as a vice principal. The primary responsibility of an assistant or vice principal is to help the school's principal with their daily administration duties. A vice principal may be the only employee in that capacity or may be one of several, depending on the size of the school. Because their job entails a range of duties, assistant principals must possess excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
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By Jo Wilcox on 15th July, in Editor's picks, Food & recipes, Recipes
Meal TypeChicken
The thoughtfully prepared sides make this simple chicken dish extra special.
Feta and sage stuffed chicken breast
The addition of feta means this simple chicken dish always stays moist. The sage under the skin, meanwhile, gives off a subtle, herby fragrance. Paired with this simple make- in-advance sauce, I'm sure it will become a favourite recipe.
- 6 smallish chicken breasts, skin on
- 100g feta cheese
- 2 cloves garlic, crushed or finely chopped
- 2 tbsp chopped fresh herbs, such as sage, rosemary, thyme etc
- 12 sage leaves
- Butter, melted, for brushing
- Sea salt
Tomato chilli jam
- 3 tomatoes, peeled, finely diced
- 1 large chilli, deseeded and diced
- 1 small red capsicum, diced
- ¼ cup spiced vinegar
- ¼ cup sugar
- 1 clove garlic, sliced
- 2 tbsp tomato paste
- Cut a pocket into the underside of each chicken breast. Mash together the feta, garlic and herbs. Divide mixture between the chicken breasts, stuffing into each pocket.
- Arrange on a lined tray and place 1-2 sage leaves under the skin on the top. Brush generously with the melted butter, then sprinkle with salt.
- Preheat the oven to 180ºC. Bake for 15-20 minutes, depending on the size. The juices should run clear when pierced in the thickest part.
- For the sauce, combine all the ingredients and simmer over a medium-low heat for 10-15 minutes until saucy and thickened. Serve chicken with sauce. Garnish with a few extra sage leaves, if you wish.
Golden roasties
- 6-8 Agria potatoes, peeled and cut into large bite-sized pieces
- 1 cup oil
- 1 clove garlic
- 1 bay leaf, rosemary or thyme
- Sea salt
- Preheat the oven to 180°C.
- Parboil potatoes in plenty of water for 12-15 minutes until just tender around the edges. Drain well and toss in the saucepan to scuff them up a bit.
- Place oil, garlic and herbs in a medium roasting dish and heat in the oven for 10 minutes. Carefully spoon potatoes into the hot oil, gently mixing until coated. Roast for 20 minutes.
- Remove from the oven and gently toss again, spooning over oil. Roast for 10-12 minutes more until golden and tender. Season well.
Winter greens
Using a combination of green vegetables makes this side dish a bit more interesting, especially with a little butter and zesty lemon.
- 200g Brussels sprouts, trimmed and halved – use the outer leaves to make petals
- 150g green beans, trimmed
- 2 zucchinis, peeled into ribbons
- 50g butter
- Juice and zest of 1 lemon
- Sea salt and Parmesan, if desired
- Bring a large pot of water to the boil. Blanch the sprouts and beans for 3-4 minutes until just tender. Add the zucchini and allow to soften for 30-60 seconds. Drain and set aside.
- Heat butter in a large pan. Add lemon juice, zest and salt. Toss vegetables in warm lemony butter and serve once hot. Garnish with salt and Parmesan.
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Okay so I have a 2yr old and a 1yr old both of which I got pregnant with on birth control, my first was the pill and my second the patch, I just got the IUD put in on DEC 10, 2007 and my period started on DEC 6, 2007 I have yet to get my period I am having pregnancy like symptoms such as fatigue, upset stomach/vomiting and headaches but a urine test from the Dr's came out negative (This also happend with my 2nd baby I tested negative 4 times then finally they took me off the patch and a week later tested me and it was positive)What should I do? Should I just wait another couple of weeks and see if it goes away or if I test postive, my Dr. doesn't want to take the IUD out b/c I am not prego according to his urine test, but I am still afraid that I am and don't want the IUD to complicate things anymore than they may already be considering I am consider High Risk evey time I am pregnant. Please if someone has any advice, or answers. Thanks!!!
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I am a nurse assistant at a gyn clinic. You have no idea how many women come in pregnant on IUDs. These are not the best form of B/C. All the IUD does is supposedly prevent the fertilized embreyo from implanting into your uterus. This means that you still ovulate every month, the egg can still be fertilized, and yes, sometimes can still find its way to your uterus. IUDs also have the highest risk of fertility problems, once youre ready to have another, there may be scar tissue left, from the foreign object in your womb. Now I am a nobody, but strongly suggest looking into some other form of B/C. Something like 48% of women who do get pregnant with the IUD in place have to abort due to the embreyo growing around the plastic, or metal Y shaped object in it's way to grow, especially if pregnancy isn't detected soon enough to have the IUD removed, even then you can still miscarry. Hope I've helped someone out there. IUDs are BAD!!!posted 01/26/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
Hi, Go back to your GMP and demand another test, certain pregnancies, esp. those conceived with an IUD in place will give a negative urine HcG test. An vagianl ulrasound exam should give you the confirmation you need. It is important to find out ASAP, As the IUD may have to be removed in early pregnancy. Good luckposted 02/04/2008 by nchicky
So glad I am not the only one feeling crazy! I have a 3 yr. old and a 2yr.old. I had my Mirena placed in September 2007. For the most part I have had no problems. However every now and then my head gets the best of me, and I wonder if I could be pregnant, but then my period always shows up. This time is different. My last period started Oct. 3rd, regular period. My husband and I have obviously had intercourse since then, but now for the past week or so, I have been so nauseas! To the point where I've been throwing up. Is this really in my head? Or could I be pregnant with my Mirena? Should I just let it go? I recently took a pregnancy test over the weekend, which was negative. I was going to wait a couple more days closer to my next scheduled period to take another one. I hope the nausea goes away.posted 10/28/2009 by mommynursegood
I had the 10 year paragard IUD placed in 2007. I found out that I am a little over 5 weeks pregnant. My doc removed the IUD and thinks everything will be fine. I already have two boys turning 2 and 4 in October. So now we have to sell our 2 bedroom home, quit my job and move to a bigger home. Talk about more than I expected.LOL!!!posted 06/15/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
Ok, so I got the Mirena inserted June 9, 15 days after last period... which means I was probably fertile. Nurse told me I was protected from day 1. Unprotected sex for a few days. Mirena perforated and removed 6 days later June 15. No sex afterwards BUT now I'm 9 days late for my period!!!! I am having some light bleeding bright red upon urination. Boobs huge and sore. Feeling bloated I assume from perforation. Haven't had pregnancy test... what do you think my chances are?posted 06/21/2014 by carefulmamma
Many women have complained of pregnancy like symptoms caused by the mirena. Some have even expeirenced milk leakage form the breasts but were not pregnant. The problem is when we insert something in our uterus our body can mistake this for a pregnancy and start producing whats called a chemical pregnancy. If it does not get better you might want to consider removing it.posted 10/25/2013 by Classgemini101
I've had the IUD for almost a year. I constantly feel pregnant, complete with mood swings, food cravings, and back ache. But, I'm not pregnant, and still get a period. Only it's heavier and less predictable than before the IUD. Having it removed tomorrow. I can't wait!posted 08/14/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
@ smanjar77 yes you can get pregnant as soon as 11 days after IUD is removed. For everyone else I suggest if you feel pregnant to go to your health care provider, only they can answer these questions cause no two people are alike. I also have symptoms of pregnancy but best guess is that its side effects of the Mirena. Hope I answered everyone's questions.posted 07/20/2013 by jismael6
Okay so I've had my fair share of children. I've also had my fair share of birth control pregnancies. My youngest is now just a tad over 3 and the put the Mirena in while doing the Csection. I have not had a period since. Well hubby and I were talking today and he asked if I thought I could be pregnant, the thought hadn't crossed my mind until then. Reason he asked was I've been urinating a lot, weight loss (I lose early on then gain), headaches (get them regardless of pregnancy), nausea and cramping. Any thoughts?? No I haven't tested yet, stick or otherwise.posted 07/12/2013 by Shannon203
I've had my mirena in for about 9 months now and everything has been fine my husband said he doesn't feel it when we have intercourse but for the past few days I've been feeling nauseated and I slept an entire day. Not matter how much sleep I get it I still find a way to sleep longer. I have a one year old and a 6,5, 31/2 year old is have yet to take a pregnancy test. But now I feel I should. Help any suggestionsposted 04/30/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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A few hours before the town board meeting on Jan. 11 Hope For Hempstead Shelter (HHS) was notified that public comment would not be allowed due to weather. A short while after HHS arrived, the town released a statement saying that public comment would not be permitted due to a security risk.
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I believe the citizens of Nassau County should know that under the Suozzi Administration they elected to close down the Cedar Creek Process Control Lab in Seaford, which tests sewage and sludge daily for both Bay Park and Cedar Creek Sewage plants.
These plants are huge and help treat waste waters from three quarters of the county. The newer lab was built in the early '90s, costing over $10 million with state-of-the-art design and equipment. It was run by certified directors and with accreditation from the NYS Health Department ELAP protocol. The Suozzi regulars were thinking to consolidate it with the Nassau County Health Department lab in Hempstead to save money.
I was recently looking at a class picture, a photograph taken of my classmates and me many decades ago in elementary school. In my whatever-happened-to-so-and-so musing, I paused to consider the fate of one classmate. He was a happy, well-adjusted, and eager-to-learn boy the day the photographer came to our class. He died about five years ago, a suicide from overdose after an adult life of addiction and crime to finance it. I didn't know him that well, but it got me thinking to just how fragile young people are in the teenage years and how, when they are at their most vulnerable, they are the most neglected, ignored, or exploited.
It is at the end of the elementary school years, when youngsters are becoming pre-adolescents, that they are most vulnerable and impressionable and most likely to formulate negative body images and attitudes from the presence of dysfunctional adults. It is, consequently, at this age that many parents, in ever increasing numbers, removed their children from public schools and undertake to homeschool them.
I would like to thank our residents, businesses and the employees of Nassau County for their patience and cooperation during last week's blizzard. With the storm dumping over 16 inches of snow in our community, County employees mobilized early the morning after Christmas Day to deal with its cleanup. Crews were instructed to plow lanes adequate for travel in both directions. First priorities for snow removal included major thorough fares and access to emergency services. In all, over 100 County employees were involved in clearing roadways and dropping over 2,880 pounds of salt on our roadways. When those County roadways were cleared, snow plowing operations were sent to assist towns and villages who requested such help with residential streets.
In the first line of the NYSSBA's December 13, 2010 editorial, "School districts face $815M shortfall under tax cap," they state that in order to meet personnel costs, school districts face a state aid shortfall of $815M over the next four years if a statewide tax cap of 2 percent or the rate of inflation is instituted. In this op-ed taken verbatim from the NYSSBA website, NYSSBA Executive Director Timothy Kremer opines that "a hard tax cap would clearly threaten the quality of public education by forcing drastic cuts in classroom teachers and academic programs." My initial reaction after reading his quote was to go back and research whether Tim Kremer heads the NYSSBA or is it the president of NYSUT, the 600,000 member NYS teachers' union. Words like "threaten" and "drastic" and phrases such as "it's for the kids" are routinely used in NYSUT missives and radio/television ads when addressing these matters. One important word missing from the opening line of NYSSBA's op-ed is "current." If local school boards agree with NYSSBA's philosophy, expect the current financial burden on taxpayers to become even more overwhelming. In the coming months, tough decisions have to be made and these decisions cannot be made by school administrators, by NYSSBA or NYSUT, but by your locally elected school board members. They control the purse strings.
My New Year's resolution for 2011 will be to unravel the evolutionary mysteries of the strange creatures that inhabit the American political landscape. Let me explain.
We divide Americans into conservatives and liberals depending upon their individual political ideology with respect to issue-based litmus tests. But none of those things makes an awful lot of sense to me. I mean I'm not a liberal or a conservative in the current parlance. I'm a liberal in the sense that I think there should be some parliamentarian limits on a ruler's authority, albeit precious little, because, with the exception of a few blood-thirsty tyrants, the abuse of authority is more likely to come from many little men with little minds and a little bit of power than a few big men with educated minds and a lot of power: the swaggering policeman in the rearview mirror is apt to be more imperious than the cultured and refined philosopher-king with the jeweled crown. I'm a conservative in the sense that I think human history and human nature is so chaotic that traditional values, customs, and institutions are more likely, than not, sine qua non to providing the stability that civilized life requires. Something tells me that's light-years away from the liberalism of President Obama or the conservative outlook of Glen Beck.
They didn't wear those stupid-looking black-and-white outfits, didn't land at Plymouth Rock, didn't steal land from the Indians, didn't burn witches, and didn't seek some kind of multicultural hippy commune that exists only in 1990s Benetton advertisements. They didn't even call themselves Pilgrims.
What they did do was seek to create a tranquil, prosperous, and pious Christian community characterized by spiritual anchorage and intellectual clarity. They celebrated Thanksgiving with their Wampanoag Indian neighbors and marked Christ's birth in a respectful and subdued manner. No fistfights over parking spaces and video games, no trampling minimum wage store clerks in 3 a.m. doorbuster sales, no life dedicated to gadgets, consumer goods, professional sports, gluttony, and worshiping pop culture icons. People call those who came on the Mayflower the Pilgrim Fathers. Fathers? Forgive me if I don't see the family resemblance.
Often the Island Trees music program is overshadowed by the success of our academic and athletic programs. Proudly, Island Trees has been on the list for "Best Communities for Music Education" three times in the last decade. The benefits of music education are well known. The research shows students participating in music education programs demonstrate far greater academic success than non-music students. In fact, the correlation to school success is even more noticeable in middle school. Of course, our children participate in our music programs not because of the achievement benefits, but because they love it. We have hundreds of children participate in our outstanding summer music programs and hundreds more who take part in our talent shows, musicals and concerts.
It's hard to believe that the Thanksgiving holiday is upon us once again. This is the time of year when families come together to give thanks for our blessings and for the positive things in our lives.
Thanksgiving has been a tradition in the United States for several centuries, but the tradition actually extends beyond our country. In fact, the ancient Greeks, Romans, Hebrews, Chinese and Egyptians held harvest festivals and thanksgiving celebrations. Though the traditions may differ, there are common elements.
Remarkably, the first quarter of school has ended and secondary report cards will be sent home. Report cards! Yes, it is report card time already. I can remember dreaded school report card. Oh, the anxiety associated with carrying home my report card. Admittedly, this can be a terrifying experience for some (like me) but for others like my three sisters - the pride, the joy and excitement of showing off their stellar performance and of course, a guaranteed ice cream treat at Friendly's. Well, as my Irish grandmother used to say, "The worst of boys…make the best of men…"
In my elementary school, Carmen Road in Massapequa Park, the teachers would hand out report cards prior to dismissal. I can vividly recall taking my second-grade report card from my teacher and grabbing the wooden bathroom pass where I could examine my report card in private. After all, we were told not to open our report cards on the way home and to bring them straight to our parents. Well, before I left the sanctuary of school I wanted to know if I had anything to be concerned about before my mother examined each letter grade and scrutinized my work habits. Would I end up with an even lower grade in penmanship? "A what? Oh no!" What did Mrs. Marcinkowski write about me this time? "Charles needs to slow down, take his time, and write more neatly." Well, my secretary can attest 37 years later that my handwriting is still illegible. And most importantly I would wonder, "Was it good enough for Friendly's?" At 7 years old – it could go either way.
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