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|God reveals himself in the orderly harmony of what exists.
– Albert Einstein
|God runs electromagnetics by wave theory on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and the Devil runs them by quantum theory on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
– Sir William Bragg
|God said: you must teach, as I taught, without a fee.
– The Talmud
|God save me from my friends. I can protect myself from my enemies.
– Claude Louis Hector de Villars
|God seems to have left the receiver off the hook and time is running out.
– Arthur Koestler
|God sells knowledge for labour -- honour for risk.
– Arabic Proverb
|God sends children for another purpose than merely to keep up the race - to enlarge our hearts; and to make us unselfish and full of kindly sympathies and affection; to give our shoulds higher aims; to call out all our faculties to extended enterprise and exertion and to bring round our firesides bright faces, happy smiles, and loving, tender hearts. My soul blesses the great Father, every day, that he has gladdened the earth with little children
– Mary Howitt
|God sits on high and he sees far.
– Vikrant Parsai
|God will be present, whether asked or not.
– Latin Proverb
|God will forgive me, that's his business.
– Heinrich Heine
|God will never demand the thing you don't have; he will always demand the thing you want to keep.
– Vikrant Parsai
|God will not look you over for medals, degrees or diplomas, but for scars.
– Elbert Hubbard
|God writes a lot of comedy the trouble is, he's stuck with so many bad actors who don't know how to play funny.
– Garrison Keillor
|God writes the gospel not in the Bible alone, but on trees, and flowers, and clouds, and stars.
– Martin Luther
|God's delay is not God's denial.
– Frankie Avalon
|God's grace/wisdom/insight can't/won't abound in/with you until you realize & believe that without him (God) you can do nothing.
– Emeasoba George
|God's people have no assurances that the dark experiences of life will be held at bay, much less that God will provide some sort of running commentary on the meaning of each day's allotment of confusion, boredom, pain, or achievement.
– David Wells
|God's plan for you is concise. He (God) plans to transform all your so seemed failure into enviable success, your disappointments into appointments, your setbacks into comebacks, your misfortunes into fortunes, your disgrace into grace, your mess into mercy, your obscruity into fame and your poverty into riches. Oh! Yes, that's just what he (God) intends to do/achieve for you eventually . And he can/will do all that and even beyond all that.
– Emeasoba George
|God's plan/agenda has never been thwarted and it can never be thwarted by anyone/any force. Yes, and so, God's plan/agenda for your life cannot be thwarted. I mean, with time whatever God has planned for you must surely come to pass. Although, you may be challenged presently. But, sooner or later God will certainly cause his plan/agenda for your life to have it's way and take/run it's full course.
– Emeasoba George
|God, give me courage to do what I can, humility to admit what I can't, and wisdom to know the difference.
– B. J. Gupta
|God, give us grace to accept with serenity the things that cannot be changed, courage to change the things which should be changed, and the wisdom to distinguish the one from the other.
– Reinhold Niebuhr
|God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
– Reinhold Niebuhr
|God, I can push the grass apart and lay my finger on Thy heart.
– Edna St. Vincent Millay
|God, I don't have great faith, but I can be faithful. My belief in you may be seasonal, but my faithfulness will not. I will follow in the way of Christ. I will act as though my life and the lives of others matter. I will love. I have no greater gift to offer than my life. Take it.
– Real Live Preacher, RealLivePreacher.com Weblog, December 26, 2002
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Back to school shopping is underway, but some children will head back to the classroom without much-needed, basic supplies. To help make sure all children are prepared for success, the City is collecting school supplies for economically disadvantaged children in the community. At the end of last school year, there were 113 homeless students in Coral Springs, and the School Board predicts that number could rise in light of the faltering economy. The City is working with the Broward County School's Homeless Education staff to target Coral Springs students in need of supplies.
Some of the items needed include: pens, pencils, crayons, double pocket folders, composition books, backpacks, tissues, hand sanitizer, rulers, scissors, glue, loose leaf paper, etc.
"Through the help of City staff, volunteers and the community we can give these children the supplies they need to be properly prepared for the school year," Volunteer Services Coordinator Kim Sanecki said.
Donations can be dropped off at Volunteer Services inside Mullins Park, 10000 N.W. 29th St. or Citizens Services inside City Hall, 9551 W. Sample Road. Cash donations also are accepted toward supplies and uniforms. School begins August 24 in Broward County.
For more information, contact Sanecki at 954-346-4430.


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Did much research looking for an upgrade to compacts and the G3 fit all my requirements. Great electronic viewfinder and a tilt swivel touch screen LCD! Very fast and easy to use.
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This is a great 4/3 system camera. Light weight, lots of features (possibly a little imitating for beginners,) a large readable, flip out and turn LCD AND a electronic view finder, very good image quality. This camera is perfect for travel and family event photos and videos.On the down side, both the 14-42mm and 45-200mm lenses are relatively slow(f3.5 & f4 respectively) which makes low light photography difficult. However the in-lens image stabilization helps a lot. If you like to shoot in lower light I strongly recommend the wonderful Lemix f1.7 20mm lens. You should also purchase a second battery as the camera with its LCD screen active and shooting high res. images will eat up battery charges quickly.
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Brown 'was not behind HIPs climb-down' | Uk News | News | Telegraph
The Government was forced into a humiliating and chaotic climb-down over Home Information Packs yesterday, Ruth Kelly announcing that they would be postponed indefinitely for four out of five homes....Yesterday, experts predicted further confusion from new regulations that appeared to have been made up on the spot.
The packs will now come in two months later than planned, with no start date for smaller houses.
In a further sign of problems, ministers admitted they did not have a legal definition of what constituted a four-bedroom house....
Miss Kelly denied that Gordon Brown had been behind the delay because he feared that an adverse impact on the housing market next month could overshadow his arrival at No 10.
The Government is creating a "make work" scheme for hundreds of home energy inspectors, who face being unemployed for months. Councils and landlords of social housing will be "invited" to introduce EPCs on a voluntary basis to provide work.
Is it just me or does Ruth Kelly always sound as though, when she is speaking with that mouthful of marbles voice, she is debating whether to spit or swallow?
So Gordon's reign starts as it will continue; "nothing to do with him", fiascos, lies and "make work" schemes in the name of fatuous goals, and behind it all the unspoken kowtowing to EU directives.


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I love computers, graphic, music, web design, art. I have a Great Wife, 3 adult kids, 5 grand kids, 2 dogs. We love dogs, we have a Siberian Husky - her name is Teaka and a Boxer - Sam, these two get along like two best pals!
We have our house wired with computers, one in the living room and one in our bedroom I am able to connect to the computers from my own (this one that I'm on now) as if I am sitting in front of them - remotely and do anything I could do if I was.
One reason for wanting to do this is when my grand kids are here and they are watching one of the children shows on Netflix and it's at the end of their show I can click next or find a different show right from my computer and I don't have to go to the TV to find another show.


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Let's Get Twisted
How about offering some weeks of camp with "twisted" themes? It's easy to find camps offering crafts, drama and sports. Sometimes parents and kids want something different. This can range from a Job Shadow week where campers shadow professionals in various careers to a camp to learn Mandarin. A forensic camp drew a large enrollment when it was announced campers would dissect real brains. Looking for more twisted ideas? The New York Times recently ran a half-page story about an "Explosives Camp" run by a university. Campers begin by blowing up watermelons and advance to blowing away 20 tons of rock on a hillside. (There's a shortage of explosives engineers, so the camp hopes to attract students to its explosives engineering program.)
Dancing Decorations
Looking for a way to add interest to your programs and activities? Is your decorating budget on the cheap side? Then go back to school! Throughout the year, keep in contact with high school students in your area. When they plan their proms or homecoming dances, ask for their decorations. The decorating committee usually spends hundreds of dollars on decorations to tie in with the theme of the dance. Afterwards, the cleanup committee wants to get going, so it rips down everything and tosses the banners, streamers and blow-up palm trees. Make sure the committee saves the decorations for you. You'll have plenty of supplies to add new interest to your programs.
Sing Like A Rock Star
Use twisted thinking the next time you take campers on a field trip. Ahead of time, number the seats on the bus like an airplane, with 1A, 2B, etc. Throughout the bus ride, have raffles where you draw a seat number and announce, "I have a prize for the person sitting in seat 4C!" Attach an extra-long cord to the bus driver's microphone so it can be passed from person to person. Pop in a Karaoke tape and let campers sing away … keeping their bottoms on the seat for safety, of course.
Card Contest
Most people give cards on Valentine's Day or Christmas, but what about the Fourth of July? Doesn't that holiday deserve some Hallmark moments? Sponsor a camp card-making contest between cabins. Instead of paper and markers, give each cabin a 4-foot by 8-foot piece of plywood to decorate. You can use the plywood for other projects, while campers have a twisted time decorating their giant card.
Toilet Bowling
Never forget that twisted thinking also involves toilets. One camp had replaced all the toilets before the summer started. Instead of immediately discarding the old toilets, the camp director saved them to start a new camp tradition … toilet bowling! He set up several bowling "lanes" with toilets at the end. Cabins got bowling bowls and rolled them towards the toilets, hoping to crack them to pieces.
Now that's twisted thinking!
Silvana Clark has over 20 years experience helping thousands of children create arts and crafts projects. She presents keynotes and workshops on a variety of recreation-related subjects. She can be reached at (615) 662-7432 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com
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1. Get to Know Area 10 Orientation! If you're interested in learning more about the Area 10 Agency on Aging, please join us for an orientation. It's a great way to get to know the services that Area 10 provides and how you can get involved! No need to RSVP, but feel free to call if you have any questions 812-876-3383. Please invite new Area 10 volunteers, donors or anyone else interested in finding out more about us! Area 10 leads by offering resources, solutions and connections that empower community members to live more fulfilling lives. Find out more at www.area10agency.orgLibrary: Monroe County Public Library Main Library and Ellettsville Branch Location Directions and Maps
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EAU CLAIRE — The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire will host the annual Astronomy Day for the Chippewa Valley from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. May 7 near the north entrance of Phillips Science Hall.
Astronomy Day is sponsored by the L.E. Phillips Planetarium and the Chippewa Valley Astronomical Society. The event will include displays and activities about astronomy for all ages.
Participants will have the opportunity to examine the sun using a solar-filtered telescope and a radio telescope, and build and launch rockets made from two-liter bottles. There will be free 30-minute planetarium shows on the hour from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. A short presentation will begin at 11:30 a.m. regarding NASA's Dawn Mission to the asteroids Vesta and Ceres. Hands-on displays will highlight meteorites, the scale of the solar system and radioactivity.
Hobbs Observatory will host public observing of the night sky from 9-11 p.m., weather permitting. Hobbs Observatory is located across the road from the Beaver Creek Reserve nature center, four miles east of Fall Creek. Volunteers from the Chippewa Valley Astronomical Society open the telescopes to the public every clear Saturday night from May through October.
More information about Astronomy Day is available online or by contacting the UW-Eau Claire physics and astronomy department at 715-836-3148.
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Who is required to recycle in CT?
A Everyone!
The Mandatory
Recycling Act went into effect in CT on January
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What items do I have to recycle?
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following items: glass food and beverage
containers; metal food and beverage containers;
newspapers; corrugated cardboard; leaves; scrap
metal; used motor oil; lead-acid batteries; office
paper, plastics #1 and #2, boxboard, grass clippings,
nickel-cadmium batteries, televisions, printers,
computers and monitors.
Q Are
any other items recycled in the HRRA region?
A Yes.
In addition to the recyclables mandated by the
State, residents of HRRA communities can also
recycle all plastic containers #1 to #7, junk
mail, magazines & catalogs, paperback and
hardback books, all types of residential e-waste
and more. See the single
stream recycling flyer.
Q Can
I put plastic grocery bags in my single stream
A No.
Return plastic bags to the recycling container
in any grocery store in CT. While plastic bags
are recyclable, they get caught on the gears and
cause significant maintenance problems at single
stream processing facilities. Plastic bags, aka
film plastic, needs to be recycled in a plant
that handles only plastic bags and should not
be mixed in with single stream recycling.
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Q How
can I safely dispose of sharps?
A Dispose
of used needles and other sharps in a sharps container
specifically designed for that purpose.
Containers may be available from your physician
or pharmacist and are sold at medical supply stores
and online. One convenient option is the
mail-back program that allows for the return of
filled sharps containers through the post office.
The following are examples of mail-back programs:
Disposal by Mail System®; BD
Sharps Disposal By Mail; GRP
Medical Services - Mail-Back Sharps Disposal ;
Stericycle Consumer Needle Disposal Serivces.
Do not throw loose
needles into the garbage and do not
put sharps in recycling blue bags. Each
year a number of garbage haulers in our region
suffer unnecessary needle sticks because of the
improper disposal of sharps. Additional
information is available on the EPA
Q Where
can I dispose of used propane tanks?
A Used
tanks can be taken to your local propane
dealer or supplier or to one of the tank
recycling companies on the list maintained
by the CT DEP. Those on the list in the greater
Danbury area include Norbert E. Mitchell Co.,
Techair, and Federal Road Sunoco. Tank Recyclers,
in partnership with Blue Rhino of New England
recycles and re-certifies old grill tanks for
return to the marketplace. Blue Rhino can be found
at Home Depot, Lowes, K-Mart, and Wal-Mart .
Do not throw your tank in the
trash or attempt to remove its safety valve.
Propane tanks are not accepted
at regional household hazardous waste collections.
Q How
do I recycle used motor oil?
A Used
motor oil can be recycled at your local drop off/recycling
center in every HRRA municipality except Ridgefield.
In Ridgefield, the Town sponsors an annual motor
oil collection day for residents every October.
In the HRRA region, some Auto Zone stores also
accept used motor oil for recycling.
Q What
types of batteries must be recycled?
A Lead
acid batteries, such as car and truck
batteries, should be recycled at your local drop
off/recycling center. Nickel-cadmium
(Ni-Cd) rechargeable batteries, such
as those found in many electronics, cameras, and
cell phones, should be recycled through the manufacturer's
take-back program. Just go to any of the
participating retailers such as Best Buy, Cingular
Wireless, The Home Depot, Lowe's, RadioShack,
Sears, Staples, Target, Verizon Wireless, and
Wal-Mart. Check with the Rechargeable
Battery Recycling Corporation for the location
nearest you. Primary dry cell batteries,
those that are thrown away after use such as AA,
C and D cells, can be disposed of in your regular
household garbage.
Q How
do I dispose of used paint cans?
A Oil
based paint should be saved for the annual
household hazardous
waste collection in the region. Latex
paint, the kind that cleans up with soap
and water, is not hazardous Although all paints are accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste collection events, paint can be dropped off at any particiapating paint recycling location. Visit www.paintcare.org for a location near you.
Q I'm
new to the area and wondering how to start my
garbage collection and recycling service?
A In
the HRRA region, garbage collection is done by
private haulers. You can choose a hauler
from the list of HRRA Permitted Haulers look in the yellow
pages or check with neighbors to find the haulers
who serve your community. HRRA permitted
haulers are required to maintain comprehensive
liability insurance, automobile liability insurance
and workers' compensation insurance as required
by law as a condition of their permit. All
HRRA municipalities provide for a local
drop off/recycling center where residents
who don't want to hire a private hauler
can dispose of their garbage and recyclables.
Most private haulers in the region pick up curbside
recyclables on the same day as garbage collection.
Newtown residents receive municipal recycling
collection paid for by taxes. For more information
about the Newtown
municipal recycling program you may call 203-270-4300.
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Q What
items are accepted at the annual household hazardous
waste collection?
A Items
accepted at the household hazardous waste collections
include oil-based paints and solvents; glues and
adhesives; automotive and marine products such
as engine degreasers, brake fluid, gasoline; herbicides;
insecticides; pesticides; hobby supplies; and
items containing mercury such as thermometers
and thermostats. For more information, see
the complete list of items
accepted as well as items
not accepted or call HRRA at 203-775-6256
Q What
should I do with my household hazardous waste
if I won't be in town for the collection
event or if I missed it?
A If
you are unable to get to the household
hazardous waste collection scheduled for your
community, ask a friend, neighbor or relative
who is planning to go to the collection to take
along your items or safely store your hazardous
items for the following year's collection.
You also have the option to call a licensed hazardous
waste transport and disposal company, but the
cost is often prohibitive for individual homeowners.
There are no facilities in the State of Connecticut
at which residents of this region can drop off
household hazardous waste except for the annual
collections organized by the HRRA municipalities.
Q Why
doesn't HRRA schedule more household hazardous
waste collection events?
A The
short answer is cost. More than 40% of the
HRRA budget
is designated for household hazardous waste collection
costs. Funding to cover those costs comes
from local tax dollars in the participating towns.
With local budgets squeezed to keep property tax
increases to a minimum, there are limited dollars
available in every community to pay for household
hazardous waste collection. By working together
to hold collection events, HRRA municipalities
help keep fixed costs to a minimum. You
can help by supporting the household hazardous
waste collection during your community's
budget process.
Q Where
can I dispose of old computers and other electronics?
A Each
municipality in the HRRA region provides a drop
off location for all residential electronics that
is free, convenient and accessible. In Bridgewater
the location is the town garage. In Bethel, Kent,
New Fairfield, New Milford, Newtown, Redding and
Ridgefield, e-waste can be taken to the local
transfer station, recycling center or drop off
center. Danbury residents can drop off e-waste
at the City of Danbury Mom & Pop Recycle Center
located at 307 White Street in Danbury. Brookfield
and Sherman residents can take their electronics
for recycling to the New Milford Recycling Center.
Q How
should I dispose of old prescription medication?
A Do
not flush prescription medication down
the toilet! Proper disposal that protects the
environment is easy and cost effective as described
in this
guide from CT
Q How do I dispose of items not discussed so far?
A Check
out DEEP's How
Do I Dispose Of . . . website.
Last year Americans recycled enough aluminum cans to conserve the energy equivalent of more than 15 million barrels of oil.
The aluminum can is 100% recyclable and can be used to make new beverage cans indefinitely – recycling at its finest!
EPA Estimates
EPA estimates that 75% of what Americans throw in the trash could actually be recycled. Currently, only 30% is.
Recycling vs. Incinerating
Incinerating 10,000 tons of waste creates one job; recycling 10,000 tons of waste creates 36 jobs.
National Recycling Rate
The national recycling rate of 30% saves the equivalent of more than five billion gallons of gasoline, reducing dependence on foreign oil by 114 million barrels per year.
Global Warming
Recycling 35% of our trash reduces global warming emissions equivalent to taking 36 million cars off the road.


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In this two day class, professional saw smith Matt Cianci will guide students through the process of building a 12 inch backsaw - almost from scratch. Starting with a slotted brass back, a spring steel saw plate which has been punched to 14 points per inch, two brass split-nut fasteners, and their choice of hardwood stock for the tote, students will make a complete backsaw which will work as well if not better than most you can buy on the open market- and- you will have made it yourself! Instruction will begin with tote design and form, then progress through rough cutting, shaping and fitting. Students will then be guided through the critical steps of joining the brass back and the steel saw plate, and finish up construction with drilling and mounting the finished tote. Finally, students will be instructed how to file, set, and sharpen the teeth to the configuration they prefer- rip, crosscut or sash. This is a class sure to thrill novice through experienced woodworkers. We have set up with Bontz Saw Works to supply the necessary kits which have been made to Matt's specifications. Students must purchase their complete saw kits in advance through Bontz Saw Works at their website: http://www.bontzsawworks.net/home/build-a-saw-kit/ Price for the kit is $65 + $13 shipping. Ask for the CVSW saw kit.
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James quit smoking to protect his health. He became an avid cyclist and rides up to 10 miles every day for exercise. In these commercials and extended videos, James tells his story.
James' Story
James started smoking as a kid to be like his father. He discusses his father's health problems and their relationship in this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign.
James: "I Can't Be Diabetic and Smoke Too"
When James was told he had diabetes, he knew he had to stop smoking in order to better manage his health. His healthcare provider told him that he needed to exercise more, and he found that smoking cigarettes made exercising difficult. For James, this became an important reason to quit smoking for good. This video is part of CDC's campaign, Tips From Former Smokers.
James: "No, I Won't Buy You Smokes"
You never know when a decision you make could undermine your choice to quit smoking. James describes a moment he had with his roommate after he had resolved to stop smoking cigarettes. James realized the potential for relapse, and took steps to make sure that it didn't happen. This video is part of CDC's campaign, Tips From Former Smokers.
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How much life insurance do you need?
By Karen
M. Kroll Bankrate.com
family members depend on your income or the work you do to keep your family
and household running, you need life insurance.
Now the question is: How much?
It appears many of us aren't doing a good job of answering this
"Most people are woefully underinsured in this country,"
says David Woods, president of the Life and Health Insurance Foundation for
Education in Washington, D.C. "They don't understand the risk they're subjecting
their families to."
Admittedly, the idea of calculating the financial impact of the
loss of a loved one appears cold and greedy. However, trying to put some numbers
to the situation can help ensure that if a loved one dies, the surviving family
members can focus on their loss, rather than agonizing over bills.
False assumptions
Coming up with a reasonable estimate means taking a look at how your household's
expenses and income might change, if you or your spouse were to die. However,
before getting out the calculator and crunching numbers, you'll want to check
that you have a realistic handle on the ways in which the death of a loved one
might impact your finances.
Many people inaccurately assume, for instance, that their expenses
will be halved if their spouse dies. While a few expenses, such as your food
bill, might decline, most costs will stay the same or even increase.
"You still have your house and insurance on it," points
out Kristina Sommerkamp, a certified financial planner with Sommerkamp Insurance
and Financial Services in Boca Raton, Fla. If you have children, they'll still
need food and clothes.
In addition, "Many people underestimate the emotional impact
of death, and how that translates to financial loss," says Charlie Brown,
vice president with Baker Welman Brown Insurance in Kennett, Mo.
For instance, a child who loses a parent may benefit from counseling.
Or, a surviving spouse may need to cut his or her work hours, at least temporarily,
in order to help the kids adjust to life without mom or dad.
Even couples without children probably will feel a financial jolt.
For example, the surviving spouse may find that he or she needs to hire outsiders
to take of the chores that the other one used to handle -- whether it's fixing
a leaky faucet or keeping the refrigerator stocked.
Another assumption that's often erroneous: thinking you should
purchase a policy for twice your salary level because that's the policy your
employer offers. "People sometimes assume that some formula was used to
determine this number," says Sommerkamp. "There is no magic formula."
Calculating ideas
A couple of factors come into play in calculating the amount of life insurance
you need. You'll want to account for the income you're currently earning, and
the expenses that any insurance proceeds would have to cover. You'll also want
to look at other assets or income, such as Social Security payments, that would
be available to help cover expenses.
Age comes into play, as well. The younger you are, and presumably
the younger your children are, the more insurance you'll typically need. That's
because the proceeds will have to help support your children until they're out
on their own.
Robert Klein, associate professor of risk management and insurance,
as well as director of the Center for Risk Management and Insurance Research
at Georgia State University in Atlanta, offers one approach. He suggests first
estimating the expenses that the surviving family members are likely to incur.
You'll want to do this for several time periods. For instance, right after a
spouse's death, you may need to cover funeral expenses and pay off any open
Then, for some time period, a surviving parent may have the expense
of raising the kids until they're through with school. After that, the spouse
may need some income until he or she retires.
Offsetting income
Turning to the other side of the equation, you'll want to estimate any
sources of income your family will have. This would include investment income,
Social Security payments and any salary the surviving spouse may have.
Taxes come into play here. The proceeds of a life insurance policy
typically aren't subject to taxes, so if the face value of the policy is $1
million, the beneficiaries should receive a check for $1 million.
But earnings from the invested insurance proceeds in a permanent
life insurance policy typically are subject to taxes. They're taxed as investment
or interest income, rather than as wages. If a million dollar policy earns 8
percent, or $80,000, some of that probably would be subject to capital gains
tax, which usually is 15 percent. Currently, any dividends earned by the insurance
money may or may not be subject to tax.
Next, you need to calculate the yearly expenses and the annual
income. The difference between the expenses and the income is the amount that
needs to be covered by insurance. For instance, if you estimate that your expenses
until the kids are out of the house will total about $1 million, and the surviving
spouse will have about $500,000 in income over that time period, a $500,000
life insurance policy probably is a reasonable place to start.
To keep this exercise from requiring too many calculations and
assumptions, Klein recommends that you don't adjust for either inflation or
for interest. "Assume that inflation and interest cancel each other out,"
he says.
You also can use this approach to determine how much insurance
to purchase for a spouse who doesn't work at a paying job. In this case, of
course, you don't need to calculate the impact of lost income. Instead, you'll
want to estimate how much it would cost to hire someone to take over the tasks
he or she used to handle, such as caring for the children and maintaining the
A range of options
Of course, any calculation is only a starting point. Rather than trying
to pinpoint one number that will tell you how much life insurance to purchase,
it may help to come up with a range of options, says Brown. One calculation
might show the amount of insurance needed to fund a very bare bones lifestyle
for the surviving spouse and kids, while another would show the amount needed
to allow the surviving family members to live comfortably.
Typically, the calculations are valid whether you're purchasing
either term or permanent (also known as whole or universal life) insurance.
If you need $1 million to cover your expenses, that's what you need.
It's your budget that dictates whether you purchase term or permanent
insurance, says Woods. Term, typically, is significantly much less expensive,
because once the term is over the insurance is gone. Permanent insurance, on
the other hand, may build up a cash value of its own. The right choice will
depend on your family's income level and financial status.
For a jump start in determining how much life insurance
you need, use our life
insurance calculator.
Karen M. Kroll is a freelance writer in Florida.
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When I got married, I was a slim 62", but I've gained a lot of weight. My wife gained about 20 pounds but recently lost that and more. I've been as high as 265, but I'm now at 238 and losing about a pound a week, which isn't fast enough for my wife. When I contemplate going on a stricter diet, what comes to mind is feeling angry, tired, and hungry at my high-stress job. My wife said that I obviously love food more than her, and that if I won't lose weight for her, maybe I'll do it for our boys. She considers me self-centered and narcissistic because I'm not losing enough weight, and I consider her self-centered and narcissistic for framing every argument in terms of what she wants and isn't getting. What do you think? Does being overweight mean you don't love your significant other?
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Some women just can't appreciate their husband's collections: comic books, shot glasses, broken-down cars, chins.
There's your wife, wagging a carrot stick at you, telling you that if you loved her you'd be surviving on iceberg lettuce sandwiches or going on the Drink Your Own Urine Diet — whatever it takes to drop flab fast. Probably because weight loss seems easier for her, she assumes you're lazy and self-indulgent. She's now trying to guilt-ivate you into losing weight ("Picture your children fatherless Doritobreath"), which is more helpful than voicing the other thing she's probably thinking: "I don't want to have sex with you; I want to harpoon you."
Chances are, the problem isn't that your diet isn't "strict enough" — as in, you should be sniffing celery sticks instead of eating them — but that you've been following the obesity-causing dietary "science" promoted by the government and much of the medical establishment. The "weight loss" diet they advise — high-carb, low-fat — is actually a weight-gain diet. Also, as Dr. Mary Dan Eades, co-author of "The Protein Power Lifeplan," writes, "Study after study has shown the low fat diet to be a failure in treating obesity, in solving diabetes, in reducing blood pressure or in decreasing heart disease risk."
Investigative science journalist Gary Taubes spent more than a decade digging through the body of research on diet. As he writes in "Why We Get Fat," the evidence shows that it is carbohydrates — from sugar, flour, easily digested starchy vegetables like potatoes, and juice and beer — that cause the insulin secretion that puts on fat. So, if you want to drop pounds — and not just one a week but like they're stones falling off a truck — eat low-carb/high-fat foods like cheeseburgers. Even bacon cheeseburgers. (Just see that you feed the bun to the pigeons.)
Unfortunately, it seems your love handles have become resentment handles. Some of the ill will between you may melt away as you lose the gut that Ding Dongs and Mountain Dew built, but it points to a bad pattern. You don't win marital arguments by clinging to how right you are and how wrong your spouse is; you win by working together to make things as right as you can for both of you ("us first" instead of "me first"). Some problems aren't solvable, but you'll be more able to shrug off an impasse if you're consistently putting yourselves in each other's place. That's the spirit that keeps you from striking out in revenge — for example, by insisting you're on the Zone diet (but not mentioning that it's the zone from the outermost wall of Dunkin Donuts to the outermost wall of Cinnabon).
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I'm trying to start a relationship with a woman, but I can't stop thinking about my last girlfriend. I want a family (eventually), so I couldn't marry her. She already has two children, which is a dealbreaker for me, and has other baggage: debt and baby daddy drama. But, we developed a deep love, and I'm having a hard time getting over her.
— Stuck
It was the best of times, it was the best of times. And it's called selective remembering. Your mental projector keeps playing this loop of your ex trying on lingerie. There are never any misty shots of the repo man or your ex emerging from the mist to chase the baby daddy with a big cleaver. And where are the little mind movies of her children? Or as you call them, "dealbreakers," not "dealbenders." Keeping this woman as your fantasy girlfriend will be a wedge between you and any woman you're with in real life. To move on, harness the power of negative thinking. Sure, go ahead and indulge. Take that walk down memory lane with your ex. Just be sure you ask the cameraman to pull out to reveal the stroller you're pushing with some other guy's screaming kids in it.
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|I am a new gardener, live in Oregon, love ornamental grasses, and my Mexicain Feather Grass looks awful - can anyone help?
We planted ten in a row on a sunny, western facing slope in early June. (Our neighbors had dug them out and put them in a dumpster. We rescued them the same day). They looked green, light, upright and very beautiful for the first week. We then went away for two weeks. When we returned, they were brown. Looked dead. (Had been watered very little while we were away).
Siince then, and now, 2 and 1/2 months later, they are heaps of heavy, golden-brown, straw-like grass blades splayed out across the slope (dragging on the ground). Look like broken brooms, or inverted mops. Interspersed in among the clumps of gold, are some (just a few) green blades. I tried "brushing" them with my hands to lighten them up a bit in July and just ended up with little poofy seeds all over the ground - which are still everywhere looking messy - web-like, hard to clean up without picking up all the soil as well. There are detached stems lying all around the plants as well.
Did water them regularly this summer - (after the trip) but even if that was a mistake (?) - what can I do now, to make them look better?
Thank you very much, in advance, for any advice.
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|Try giving them a haircut. They tend to go dormant in summer, and put on a flush of new growth in the fall, and should stay green all winter for you.
Those seeds you 'sowed' will probably germinate, as it's known as a prolific reseeder.
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|Mine do well with REALLY good drainage and not too much water.
Donn's haircut suggestion is good!
You might want to do a google search to see what conditions this grass likes when growing as a native rather than cultivated plant. That will give you a better idea of what your grass would like. (sounds like I'm talking about a pet)
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|"prolific reseeder" - yes! So much so, that it is now borderline invasive in some areas of the PNW and I am no longer offering it at the nursery. We have recently joined a state-wide group of horticultural organizations, growers and nurseries that have voluntarily adopted a "code of conduct" that encourages the selection of alternative plantings for those plants that are not officially included on the noxious weed list but demonstrate an aggressive reseeding or invasive nature.
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Ghosts & Hauntings of the Highways & Byways
Hooded Monk
Location: Weeley (Essex) - Outside Hillside House, along lane
Type: Post-Mortem Manifestation
Date / Time: 1993
Further Comments: A couple passing the house reported seeing a ghostly monk near the building, crossing the road and walking down the lane leading to Great Bentley.
Palmer's Post
Location: Welford (Berkshire) - M4 Motorway near the village
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 1970
Further Comments: Used by a local wise man as a place to banish evil spirits to, the post was uprooted when the motorway was constructed; subsequent mishaps on the road have been attributed to the incident.
Man with Torch
Location: Wellington (Somerset) - A38, near the Heatherton Grange Hotel
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 1970s
Further Comments: Appearing to be a man in a raincoat, this phantom uses his torch to try to flag passing cars down. One woman who refused to stop narrowly avoided hitting him. A truck driver reported once giving the ghostly man a lift to Holcombe Bridge, not realising the man was a ghost until a short time later; the driver almost hit the man as he stood in the same place where he was first picked up. Stopping to ensure that the hitcher was okay, the truck driver watched as the stranger vanished before his eyes. This may be the same entity which has been seen at Taunton.
Location: West Ashby (Lincolnshire) - A153
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Twentieth century
Further Comments: During the early part of the twentieth century, a man driving a horse and cart home reported his horse bolting after nearing a cyclist who was travelling on the wrong side of the road. When the horse was brought under control, the cyclist had vanished. Another source stated that between 1988 and 1998 there were three accidents along the road caused by vehicles swerving to avoid a bike, although the bike could never be seen after the event.
Speeding Horseman
Location: West Auckland (Durham) - Route between town and Hamsterley Forest
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: Seen galloping at the speed of an arrow, this horseman vanishes once he enters the dense woodland.
Man in a Cap
Location: West Hendred (Berkshire) - Road through the village
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 1964, and summer 2010, circa 23:30h
Further Comments: This phantom man darts in front of incoming traffic - the drivers brake or swerve, always believing it to be too late to avoid an accident, but the figure is gone. He was seen by two sisters in their car in 1964, three years after the event which had killed him, and may have been seen again in 2010 by a woman who swerved slight to miss a figure which ran out in front of her car.
Location: West Kennett (Wiltshire) - Road, exact area unknown
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: Pulled by a team of four horses, a spectral coach haunts the area.
Headless Driver
Location: West Lulworth (Dorset) - Coach Lane
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: A ghostly coach pulled by horses and driven by a headless coachman reportedly travels along this lane.
Cloaked Figure
Location: West Mersea (Essex) - Between the Fox and turning for Waldegraves
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Circa 1990 and 2004
Further Comments: Driven in a car by a friend, a passenger reported seeing a white, cloaked figure cross the road ahead of him. Half way across the road, the figure looked backwards, but continued to move forwards until vanishing into a roadside hedge. Around fourteen years later, the original witness was once again a passenger in a car, this time driven by his wife. She braked hard on the same stretch of road, as she had spotted something white cross ahead of her.
Location: West Vale (Yorkshire) - Crossroads
Type: Unknown Ghost Type
Date / Time: 14 June 2012, 03:00h
Further Comments: While out for a night walk, a witness heard a child's cry near the crossroads. The sound became louder as they approached, by they were unable to find the source of the noise.
Glowing Ball
Location: West Witton (Yorkshire) - A684 between town and Swinithwaite
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Twentieth century
Further Comments: This dazzling ball of light hovers on the road only to vanish when cars and other vehicles move too close.
Many Accidents
Location: Weston-super-Mere (Somerset) - Kewstoke Toll Road
Type: Other
Date / Time: No exact date
Further Comments: Though only a mile long, there have been a high number of accidents along this coast road, leading some to speculate that a paranormal source may be at work.
Racing Driver
Location: Weybridge (Surrey) - Brooklands race course
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Twentieth century
Further Comments: This figure, complete with leather coat and racing cap and goggles, has been seen pacing the track. A semi transparent car has also been observed racing around the circle.
Location: Whetham (Wiltshire) - Road heading towards Calne
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: This ghostly coach is pulled by a team of six grey horses.
Location: Whiston (Lancashire) - Delph Lane
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: The ghost along this road slipped and fell into a quarry whilst returning to his ship - the fall killed him, and now he continually repeats his journey.
Location: Whitacre Heath (Warwickshire) - Halloughton Grange Lane
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 1930s and January 2010, around 20:45h
Further Comments: During the 1930s a cyclist heading towards Kingsbury along this road swerved to avoid a nurse as she stepped out in front of him - he failed, and passed straight through her. The encounter left him shaken, and when he finally spoke of the incident, he was told that a nurse had been killed in an accident on the spot several years previous. In 2010 a transparent figure in a cape was seen standing by the roadside where the road folks - one again the witness was left shaken.
Location: Whitby (Yorkshire) - Esk Terrace
Type: Unknown Ghost Type
Date / Time: 02 September 2011, 00:20h
Further Comments: While staying in a house along this road, a witness heard the sound of a horse walking outside on the gravel - when they looked from the window, nothing could be seen.
Old Lady in Black
Location: Whitehills (Aberdeenshire) - Red Well Road
Type: Unknown Ghost Type
Date / Time: 1 January 1990
Further Comments: A sixteen year old boy was terrified by the ghost of an old woman who walked straight through him. As he ran back home, the spirit kept pace with him, and passed through him a second time. Soon after reaching home and going to bed, the teenager woke up choking, only to see a black cloud drift out of his bedroom window.
Victorian Road Crossers
Location: Whittlesford (Cambridgeshire) - Whittlesford Road to Cambridge
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 04 January 2005
Further Comments: A driver reported three male figures dressed in Victorian clothing which walked across the road in front of his car. The vehicle went straight through them, leaving the witness cold, sick and very shaken.
Young Girl Thumbing Lift
Location: Wickford (Essex) - Roundabout on Southend Bypass
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Twentieth century
Further Comments: Probably local urban mythology, the ghost of a girl who died in a motorcycle accident is reported to thumb a lift here, wanting to go to Southend - her destination before dying.
Coach and Horses
Location: Wickford (Essex) - Runwell Hall (no longer standing)
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 31 December (Reoccurring)
Further Comments: A spectral horse and carriage pulls up the driveway, a woman climbs out, walking up to the door to be met by a long dead butler. A similar story says that Anne Boleyn travels in a coach along the roads in the area of the Hall around the same time of year.
Traffic Dodger
Location: Wigglesworth (Yorkshire) - Road leading to Tosside
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: Early winter mornings (reoccurring)
Further Comments: A couple of car accidents that occurred along this road were blamed on a flitting female form which ran out in front of the vehicle before disappearing. Locals say it is a girl who drowned nearby.
Former Witch
Location: Wilden (Bedfordshire) - Road between Wilden and Ravensden
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 1873
Further Comments: This phantom old woman, dressed in black clothing, haunts the road between her former village and the neighbouring one. Her face is said to be pure malevolence.
Ghastly Woman in Black
Location: Willesden (Bedfordshire) - Road connecting Willesden & Ravensden
Type: Haunting Manifestation
Date / Time: 1870s
Further Comments: Seen by a mother and daughter, this figure glided along the grass verge; dressed in heavy black clothing, the figure was said to look more like a man than a woman.
Rabbit-sized Demon
Location: Willoughton (Lincolnshire) - Country lane
Type: Fairy
Date / Time: Unknown
Further Comments: This sober witness stated that, while cycling, a small bipedal creature with horns ran out in front of him, travelling just as fast as the bicycle. It disappeared as it hopped on a grass verge.
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March 13 - Heritage Financial Corp., the parent company of Heritage Bank, has announced the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire Valley Community Bancshares Inc., the holding company for Valley Bank of Puyallup, Wash. The combined company will have approximately $1.6 billion in assets with enhanced market share in the Puget Sound region.
"Both of our franchises have well-established community bank cultures with excellent customer service, community involvement and strong credit disciplines," said Brian Vance, president and CEO of Heritage Financial Corp. We are excited about this acquisition because it is another step toward fulfilling our growth initiatives and leveraging our strong capital position. Valley Bank has created a great franchise that is well-respected in the community. We believe that the combination of our two franchises provides good synergies and that we will be able to provide the Valley Bank customers with additional products, increased lending limits and a much broader Western Washington branch delivery network. We look forward to growing together, continuing to support our customer's needs and meeting our combined shareholders' expectations."
David Brown, president and CEO of Valley Bank, said, "This merger is a combination of two high quality organizations with similar philosophies, cultures and core values. We feel the transaction will provide outstanding benefits to our customers, shareholders and the communities that we support."
The board of directors of Heritage Financial Corp. and Valley Community Bancshares Inc. unanimously approved the transaction, which is subject to approval by Valley's shareholders, as well as regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions. On closing of the transaction, which is anticipated to take place in the third quarter of 2013, Valley Bank will be merged into Heritage Bank.
The purchase price will be paid 50 percent in cash and 50 percent in Heritage common stock. As a result, Valley's shareholders will be entitled to receive approximately $19.50 in cash and 1.3611 shares of Heritage's common stock per share. Using a 30-day average price per share of Heritage stock for a period ending March 1, 2013, results in a Heritage stock price of $14.327, which when multiplied by the fixed exchange ratio of 1.3611 provides an initial valuation of $39 per share or approximately $44.2 million. The total purchase price is subject to adjustments and closing conditions, including potential adjustments if the volume weighted average trading price of Heritage common shares rises or falls beyond certain levels prior to closing.
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Yesterday my boss asked me if I care about making money. The answer to that question is complicated—more than I can explain in five minutes on my way out of the office. Financial stability should be a huge consideration in choosing what career path to take. However, different people define financial stability in different ways.
Because I am a nerd, I will start by considering Maslow's hierarchy of needs. The base of Maslow's pyramid, physiological needs, includes breathing, food, water, sex, sleep, homeostasis, and excretion. Once these basic needs have been met, the next category is safety, which deals with the security of physiological needs: health, employment, shelter, etc. Third is love/belonging. Fourth is "esteem," which is defined by self-esteem, confidence, achievement, and respect by and for others. The tip-top of the pyramid is self-actualization: morality, creativity, spontaneity, problem solving, lack of prejudice, and acceptance of facts.
One's definition of financial stability depends on how much money one feels is necessary for meeting each level of needs. Most people can agree that money is necessary for meeting the needs described by the first two levels of the pyramid. People need money to buy food, rent or buy shelter, and go to the doctor and purchase medicine. Then, if one is planning on supporting a family and/or paying for social activities, money becomes important to meeting the third level of needs. Some people also believe that money is necessary to command respect. That covers the fourth level. Finally, money might become imperative to meeting self-actualization needs if giving money to charity seems beneficial, or one's creative outlets include expensive hobbies such as travel, working on cars, participating in triathlons, etc.
From my point of view, money is extremely relevant to meeting the first two levels of needs; helpful, but not necessary, for fostering relationships through social activities (I'm not planning on starting a family in the near future); and not at all necessary for the fourth level of the pyramid. When we get to self-actualization, things get a little bit tricky.
In order to feel self-actualized, I feel that I need a job that will support my morals and fuel my creativity. If you read my blog from last week, you know that I don't believe that seeking the kind of job I want bars me from making money. However, it will be a greater struggle to make a disposable income than it would be if I pursued something like medicine or finance.
Fortunately, or perhaps unfortunately, making six figures is not important to me. At this point, the prospect of a $30,000 salary seems exorbitant for supporting one twenty-something-year-old. As long as I can pay my rent and utilities, buy groceries, and go to a bar with friends every once in a while, then a job in the nonprofit sector seems more viable to me than a job in finance—even if I would be denying myself the ability to travel or buy expensive art supplies. In exchange, I would be supporting my mental and emotional health. Of course, if I could do what I love and make a lot of money, that wouldn't be too bad either.


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I was first introduced to Saintsbury wines through their Garnet Pinot Noir, which is a Carneros pinot made in a lighter style with less oak and more fruit, and a really nice wine for buying by the truckload and drinking every day. Saintsbury is one of the moderately large commercial producers in Napa that in my opinion is still maintaining high levels of quality and boutique style winemaking processes. They pretty much abjure filtering and they are not afraid of making wine in time consuming ways like fermenting and barrelling all of their vineyard lots separately to be blended as a final step.
Saintsbury, named after George Saintsbury, an English author known and loved for his work "Notes on A Cellar Book" was started in 1981 as a small operation by two winemakers (Richard Ward and David Graves) who were interested in making California Pinot Noir a respectable wine. Saintsbury still focuses on Pinot as well as Chardonnay, the two mainstays of Carneros.
Ward and Graves have scaled their operation from an initial couple thousand cases to nearly sixty thousand and now their wines are found in grocery stores and large liquor chains in addition to the small wine shops where they got their start.
This Chardonnay is a blend of grapes from 8 different Carneros vineyards. It was fermented in French Oak barrels and aged for about 8 months on the lees with batonnage (lots of stirring). The wine has gone through full malolactic fermentation but because of the lees and the batonnage the oily buttery over-oaked flavors that can sometimes accompany wines that have been pushed through full malolactic are nicely absent. It is unfined and unfiltered. 13,400 cases were made.
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The color of light straw in the glass, this wine has a cool, soothing nose of apples and wet slate. In the mouth it has light oak flavors but is dominated by crisp flavors of quartz, pears, and unripe apples bound together by a nice acidity. It is certainly a Carneros Chardonnay, but done closer to a European style than most I have had from the region. A good choice for those in the ABC (Anything But Chardonnay) camp these days.
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fresh peach - peeled, pitted and diced
mango - peeled, seeded and diced
2 cloves
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh rosemary
1/2 teaspoon
chopped fresh thyme
1 tablespoon
brown sugar
1 teaspoon
ground black pepper
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good quality bourbon whiskey (such as Maker's Mark®)
1 tablespoon
extra-virgin olive oil
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white wine vinegar
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
untreated cedar plank, soaked in water for 2 hours
There was a bit of preparation involved, but it was worth it! This recipe makes me think of Floribbean cuisine but not spicy. Thanks for the recipe Chef Eden!
Awesome recipe for chicken! The sweet and tangy was a great taste, especially because the sugars from the sugar and whiskey carmalized. Didn't have chicken breasts, so used skinless thighs. Came out great!
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Awesome recipe !! I made half of the sauce for marinating. For the other half, I cut the peaches and mangoes up, mixed them with the other ingredients, and warmed them up on the stove to pour over my chicken, when serving. I also added some red pepper slivers for some more color.I baked these in the oven. My Husband loved it !!!!!!
This recipe was okay. I think it would be better with the fruit sitting on top in chunks, like a fruit salsa.
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Toss 1 cup walnut halves and pieces with 2 Tbs honey and then spread those out on a parchment lined baking tray and place that into the preheated oven.
They'll take around 8 - 10 minutes to roast and you might want to spin the tray halfway around halfway through.
While you're keeping your eye on the walnuts, rinse and drain two small - medium size bunches of kale and also grate 1/2 cup of Pecorino Romano, or Parmesan, cheese and also squeeze about 1/3 cup fresh lemon juice.
Take the walnuts out of the oven when they're golden brown and stir them around occasionally as they're cooling down so they don't stick to the paper.
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Then add 1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil and the 1/3 cup lemon juice and use your hands to massage that into the leaves for 3 - 4 - 5 minutes to soften the kale.
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