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Current Job Openings
January 2014
- Licensed Outpatient Clinician
- Program Clinician
- LICSW- Clinician Pediatric Primary Care affiliated w/ Boston Children's
- PhD PsyD LICSW Clinical Eating Disorders Position
- Membership Development Associate
- Director of Governmental Relations and Political Action
- Outpatient Clinician
- Crisis Clinician
- Clinical Coordinator, Partial Programs
- Full-time master's level Child-Family therapist posting
- Clinician
- Staff Clinician- Social Worker/Psychologist - Counseling and Mental Health Services
- Emergency Services Clinician
There are currently no January 2014 job listings available. Please check back here soon.
Licensed Outpatient Clinician
Hiring Company: Applied Behavioaral Learning Services
Location: Newton, MA
Job Description
Job Description: Licensed Clinician (Newton) Full-Time
Applied Behavioral Learning Services (ABLS), a program of the Integrated Learning Academy-Newton (ILAN) and affiliate to the Integrated Center for Child Development (ICCD), is seeking a full-time licensed clinician (LICSW, LCSW, MFT, LMHC, Psy.D., Ph.D.) to provide weekly individual and/or family therapy. We specialize in behaviorally informed therapy for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other behavioral and emotional challenges. We implement a family-based model and value a wrap-around level of support, often providing individual and family therapy for all members of special needs families.
Applied Behavioral Learning Services is a multi-disciplinary center offering behavior analytical and psychological services to individuals with autism and autism spectrum disorders, learning disabilities, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorders, attention deficit disorders, and other behavioral challenges. We have a team of over 15 Board Certified Behavioral Analysts with ample experience in the treatment of severe behavior disorders, naturalistic teaching methods, social skills, executive functioning, and precision teaching. We supervise over 150 Behavioral Technicians working directly with the children. Our clinicians work side by side with the top behaviorists in the Commonwealth using empirically validated behavior analytic and cognitive behavioral methods.
Most importantly, we are seeking talented, dedicated individuals who are passionate about serving children and families with special needs. The ideal candidate is a clinician with a background in providing outpatient therapy and a working knowledge of Autism Spectrum Disorders and other behavioral and emotional challenges.
This Full-Time position has competitive reimbursement rates. Weekend hours leading social skills groups in Newton and Canton are also available at highly competitive reimbursement rates.
Please send your resume and cover letter to Meghan Mole, LCSW, at email@example.com.
Please visit our websites for more information: ablspartners.org & ilanewton.org.
LMHC, LCSW, LICSW, Psy D, PhD, MFT
Experience working with children with special needs and their families.
Contact Information
Meghan Mole
Salary Information: 50,000
Program Clinician
Hiring Company: Brewster Treatment Program
Location: 456 Flax Pond Rd.
Job Description
Under the supervision of the Clinical Director, Program Clinicians will work with DYS adolescent's male's ages 13-19 years old in a staff secure program. Responsibilities include Individual/group therapy, case management and crisis intervention. MSW or Masters in related field with license or license eligible.
Schedule: Sunday-Thursday, hours vary.
Contact Information
Please submit letters of intent and resume to:
Paula Cardaleen, Clinical Director
Salary Information: Competitive salary: $38-$45k commensurate with licensure status and experience. Benefits: 10% retirement, 403b plan, competitive health and dental plan, tuition reimbursement, complimentary use of YMCA facilities along with vacation and holiday time.
LICSW- Clinician Pediatric Primary Care affiliated w/ Boston Children's
Hiring Company: Riverside Community Care
Location: Revere/Everett
Job Description
LICSW/LMHC Clinician Pediatric Primary Care affiliated w/ Boston Children's
Riverside Community Care is growing!!! Come grow with us!
LICSW/LMHC Clinician Pediatric Primary Care affiliated w/ Boston Children's
The Pediatric Physicians' Organization at Children's (PPOC), an affiliate of Boston Children's Hospital, is partnering with Riverside Community Care to provide behavioral health services to children within the pediatric primary care office.
This is an exciting new full-time opportunity to be part of the future of a progressive healthcare delivery model, the Patient-Centered Medical Home.
Behavioral Health Clinician will become an integrated member of the clinical staff at the primary care practice.
The LICSW/LMHC behavioral health clinician will deliver short term, evidence based, behavioral health services to patients and families, provide consultative support to medical staff and assist in care coordination of high risk patients in the practice.
Successful candidates will be:
•independently licensed in Massachusetts
•have a minimum of three years of clinical experience working with children and adolescents.
Required Experience:
•Minimum of 3 years experience in a mental health/human service setting.
•Understanding of third party payer requirements and the community based behavioral health system.
•Experience in CBT or other short-term therapies.
•Prior experience in care coordination and/or medical setting a plus.
For immediate consideration, please visit our website: www.riversidecc.org and apply today!
Contact Information
For immediate consideration, please visit our website: www.riversidecc.org and apply today!
Salary Information: 50,000
PhD PsyD LICSW Clinical Eating Disorders Position
Hiring Company: Newton-Wellesley Eating Disorders & Behavioral Medicine
Location: Brookline and Newton, MA
Job Description
NEWTON-WELLESLEY EATING DISORDERS & BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE (www.nwedbmed.com) seeks a Massachusetts Licensed Doctoral Level Psychologist or LICSW for a halftime position in our expanding well established outpatient private group practice.
- Our dynamic multidisciplinary clinical team specializes in carefully coordinated treatment for individuals suffering from eating disorders, CBT for anxiety & affective disorders, OCD, chronic pain and behavioral medicine.
- Massachusetts licensure required as well as supervised training in eating disorders treatment, CBT, Cognitive Therapy, IPT, DBT, OCD, College Mental Health &/or Behavioral Medicine.
- Group supervision provided to develop new clinical skills.
- Our offices are located in Brookline & Newton, MA, providing access to college students and community residents over a wide range of the metro-Boston region.
- Position available Winter-Spring 2014 for our Brookline office. See www.nwedbmed.com for further details about our staff and services.
About Newton-Wellesley Eating Disorders & Behavioral Medicine
- Our clinical team includes Psychologists, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Workers, Registered Dieticians and affiliated Psychiatrists and Primary Care Physicians.
- Staff members specialize in a wide range of clinical and theoretical orientations, including Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy, Interpersonal Therapy, Dialectic Behavioral Therapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Family Systems Treatment and Relational approaches.
- We offer individual and family consultation, individual psychotherapy, couples & family treatment, specialized referral for psychiatric evaluation with affiliated psychiatrists, nutritional counseling and intensive case coordination to individuals 18 years of age and older.
Contact Information
To apply for this position:
Please bring this position to the attention of appropriate candidates. To apply, please mail CV & cover letter to my attention at our Brookline office. For further details about this position see www.nwedbmed.com or email@example.com.
Membership Development Associate
Hiring Company: NASW-MA
Location: Boston, MA
Job Description
NASW-MA Chapter seeks a highly motivated, dynamic, creative staff associate. NASW MA Chapter is the 4th largest Chapter in the country with a diverse membership of 8,000 social work students and professionals across the Commonwealth.
Primary Responsibilities:
1. Develop, coordinate and promote membership recruitment and retention initiatives, including arranging networking nights and activities
2. Promote Student and Newer Professionals Activities.
a. Coordinate with all Schools of Social Work for NASW's presence at orientations and other activities throughout the year
b. Maximize student engagement and membership in NASW
c. Staff Student Ambassador Project
d. Be responsible for Student Spotlight and other student, newer professional FOCUS articles
3. Head the Chapter's public relations and public image efforts, including major social media platforms, social work month publicity, the Speaker's Bureau development and requests, Social Workers in the News column in FOCUS, and establishing links with the media.
4. Manage the Chapter's Licensing Test Prep Courses
5. Manage the Chapter's Safety Training Project
6. Coordinate Chapter's Social Work Month activities
7. Support certain Shared Interest Groups
8. Staff other major Chapter projects and initiatives as assigned.
MSW or BSW with community organization and membership development skills; demonstrated initiative, proven ability to empower volunteers, balance several projects simultaneously, write and speak convincingly, and expertise operating/navigating the major social media platforms. Marketing and/or public relations experience a plus. A MA Driver's license and car required for work.
Contact Information
Send cover letter and resume to: email@example.com
Director of Governmental Relations and Political Action
Hiring Company: NASW-MA
Location: Boston, MA
Job Description
NASW-MA Chapter seeks a highly motivated, dynamic, creative staff associate. NASW MA Chapter is the 4th largest Chapter in the country with a diverse membership of 8,000 social work students and professionals across the Commonwealth.
This position is responsible for coordinating and overseeing the Chapter's activities in the public policy, governmental relations, and political action arenas.
- Coordinates Chapter's Legislative and Governmental relations activities:
- Staffs the Chapter's Legislative Network
- Oversees the development of the Chapter's Legislative Agenda and the lobbying effort around the bills/issues on this agenda (including letters to legislative committees, testimony, and action alerts.)
- Represents NASW in the State House and with administrative officials, including making contacts with key legislators and legislative aids.
- Coordinates lobbying efforts the Chapter supports with the Chapter's consulting lobbyist
- Writes testimony
- Organizes the Chapter's Annual Legislative and Educational Action Day (LEAD)
- Follows public policy issues such as health care, welfare, poverty, and homelessness.
- Staffs NASW's Political Action for Candidate Election (PACE) activities, including attending PACE meetings, setting meeting agendas with the chairs, and administrative support work.
- Coordinates district organizing around legislative and public policy priorities
- Supports Legislative Advocacy activities
- Supports certain Chapter Committees and Shared Interest Groups 4 Represents NASW on Coalitions
- Other projects as needed.
MSW or BSW degree preferred with strong community organization, advocacy, and writing and speaking skills; familiarity with the MA legislative electoral process and policy analysis; ability to empower and inspire volunteers, to balance several projects simultaneously and to think and act positively.
Contact Information
Send cover letter and resume to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Outpatient Clinician
Hiring Company: Applied Behavioral Learning Services
Location: Newton, MA
Job Description
We are looking for a full time Clinician to provide weekly outpatient therapy for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other behavioral, emotional, and social challenges. We also provide therapy for parents and families.
The ideal candidate for this position will have a working knowledge of Pervasive Developmental Disorders and experience working with children.
Our work is behaviorally informed and tailored for children with special needs, but also uses psychodynamic theory and a family systems approach when working with adults and families with special needs.
This position provides a competitive salary, a complete benefits package, a consistent schedule, a great office, as well as ample treatment rooms designed individually for children or adults.
LCSW, LICSW, MFT, Psy D, or PhD in Psychology is required for this position. Must have working knowledge of POD and experience with special needs.
Contact Information
Meghan Mole
617 467-4136
Salary Information: $50,000
Crisis Clinician
Hiring Company: South Shore Mental Health
Location: Quincy, MA
Job Description
Great opportunity exists for a Crisis Clinician to join our Mobile Crisis Team! Responsibilities include: telephone triage, screening and counseling; face to face evaluations, obtainment of psychosocial histories, development of a crisis intervention team plan; crisis stabilization counseling for adults, children, and their families; and facilitation of dispositions. May provide consultation to other therapists, agencies or families and provide short term individual or family therapy.The schedule for this position is Monday through Friday, 1pm-9pm.
Master's Level Clinical Degree, license preferred, Previous Crisis Experience.
Contact Information
Lisa Fitzgerald
Salary Information: 40,000/annual
Clinical Coordinator, Partial Programs
Hiring Company: The Triangle Program
Location: Brookline, MA
Job Description
We are currently seeking qualified clinicians to join our team at the Triangle Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Program for LGBTQ individuals. We are very excited about the opportunity to speak with anyone who may be interested in becoming part of this dynamic team serving an amazing and unique community. A brief overview is provided below and the job description and Triangle brochure have been attached as well. Please pass this along to anyone you think may be interested. Folks can send resumes directly to this email. Thank you and happy holidays!
This position is for a full time clinician within the Triangle Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Program at Arbour-HRI Hospital.The Clinical Coordinator is primarily responsible for conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessments, facilitate groups and provide individual counseling. This person will also complete insurance reviews, complete all necessary clinical documentation and other administrative tasks as assigned.
This program is the first partial hospitalization program in the Boston area that comprehensively responds to the complex mental health needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. The Triangle Program provides treatment for these individuals who are dealing with issues such as trauma, sexual abuse, depression, social isolation, eating disorders, the emotional impact of HIV infection and co-occurring psychiatric and addiction disorders, including addiction to substances such as crystal meth. This is a group-based program which includes access to psychopharmacology services, individual counseling, nutrition and referrals.
Our commitment is to provide mental health treatment that is sensitive to the issues of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. Clinically sophisticated evaluation, consultation and intensive daily treatment provide stabilization and support for patients during times of crisis. The Triangle Program provides flexible and personalized treatment schedules and consistently preserves client relationships with outpatient therapists and community support systems.
Master's Degree in SW, Psychology, OT, Nursing, Counseling or related Mental Health Field with Licensure in area of professional affiliation.
3-5 years clinical exp. Must be able to sit, stand and navigate stairs; able to lift approx 5-10 lbs; able to deal with patients from latency age to geriatric.
Other: Experience in trauma treatment; substance abuse; HIV/AIDS.
Contact Information
Contact: Anthony Verdino, LICSW
Director of Patial Hospitalization Programs
Arbour- HRI Hospital
227 Babcock Street
Brookline, MA 02446
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Full-time master's level Child-Family therapist posting
Hiring Company: Kaiser Permanente
Location: Richmond, CA
Job Description
Practice as a general therapist on a multidisciplinary Psychiatry Treatment team in a child/adolescent clinic setting with 6 hours on the Intensive Outpatient Program. Telephone screening and crisis intervention work as needed. Facilitate at least 2 psychotherapy groups. Chart members' treatment and progress in accordance with state regulations and departmental procedures. Participate in team meetings and collaborate with colleagues. Consult with medical, nursing and psychiatric staff regarding diagnosis, evaluations, strengths and deficits. Instruct and counsel patients regarding compliance with therapeutic regimens, including adherence to prescription medication within the scope of practice. Days and hours worked may vary depending on the needs of the department with Saturday as a possible requirement. This position requires occasional on-call evening and weekend coverage for psychiatric assessments in the Emergency Department and hospital. (Description is intended to give general overview).
Current valid license as an LCSW or LMFT in the state of California or license eligible. Master's degree in behavioral science from an accredited university
TRAINING/WORK EXPERIENCE Minimum of two years experience in assessing and treating children and adolescents in an outpatient setting. Must demonstrate a high level of clinical expertise in diagnosis, evaluation and treatment planning for children, their families, and adults. Expertise treating co-morbid mood and anxiety disorders using CBT, DBT and other evidence-based psychotherapeutic methods also hightly desired. Previous clinical experience must include crisis intervention, brief individual and group psychotherapy. Knowledge of social service agencies, IEP process, state regulations, professional board standards, patient's rights and client/patient confidentiality. Must demonstrate tact, have the ability to work well in a team setting, have experience and be comfortable working with culturally diverse patients and collegues. Demonstrate a history of good attendance and at least satisfactory previous job performance. Must be able to work in a Labor/Management Partnership environment. Diversity and/or bilingual skills a plus
Contact Information
Please contact Dan Alterman, PhD at 510-307-1630
Hiring Company: Causeway Collaborative
Location: Fairfield County, CT
Job Description
You're looking for fulfilling and challenging work in an environment that is professional but not stuffy, cool but not cold. Causeway Collaborative is looking for a few good clinicians.
Before you get too excited (and this is a seriously exciting opportunity for the right person), let us tell you a little about ourselves. We are a new and growing child-centered clinical practice in Fairfield County, CT. Our offices, which are (if we do say so ourselves) inviting and hip all at the same time, are located in the heart of one of New England's most desirable suburbs. And while we appreciate the aesthetic of both our environment and of our clientele, and we value the many assets that our location affords us (excellent school systems, family-oriented neighborhoods, stable and caring communities… Shopping! Sports! Broadway! Catch Mrs. Carter at the Barclays Center!), we also know that it can be difficult to grow up in a place like this. Which is where we come in and why we're expanding.
Every day, we see young adults — mostly male — who come to us looking for an empathetic and understanding ear, for support, for resources…. for answers. And that's what we offer: help so that they can achieve, so that they can better understand themselves, so that they can grow into their best selves. On our website (which, if you haven't checked out by now, you really should), we say that we give students the brick and mortar they need to build their own bridges in the future.
Want to help build some bridges with us?
If you are a clinician who would like to work individually and in groups with 18-30 year old males, this is the job for you. If you are a clinician who is especially interested in issues related to individuation and independence, this is the job for you. If you are a clinician who enjoys helping teenagers and young adults find their way into the world, this is the job for you.
The position offers a competitive salary with benefits and requires relocation to Fairfield County, CT. An MSW, MA in Counseling Psyc, or equivalent clinical degree is required. Sense of humor and great taste in music are definite pluses.
Contact Information
Vince Benevento
Salary Information: competitive
Staff Clinician- Social Worker/Psychologist - Counseling and Mental Health Services
Hiring Company: Tufts University
Location: Somerville
Job Description
This is a part-time position anticipated to work four (4) days per week.
Counseling and Mental Health Services (CMHS) contributes to the educational mission of Tufts University through a variety of activities devoted to prevention, intervention, and consultation. Mental health services are offered, without charge, to all full-time undergraduate students, as well as to graduate students who have paid the comprehensive health fee. Our staff provides brief, individual consultation and counseling on a wide variety of concerns, as well as referrals to treatment providers in the community. In addition, we play an active role in campus outreach and programming related to college mental health concerns. We serve as consultants to the Tufts community of students, parents, faculty, and staff, regarding dealing with distressed students, as well as collaborating with relevant departments (e.g. Residence Life, Dean of Student Affairs, etc.) in providing services to students. We also provide crisis intervention and emergency on-call services to the campus community in the event of a mental health crisis. We welcome and respect human diversity in all its forms, including racial, ethnic, and national backgrounds, sexual orientation and gender identity, mental and physical ability, language, age, spiritual belief, and socioeconomic status.
This position entails the provision of direct clinical services to students, both graduate and undergraduate. These services include individual, couples, and group work. Clinicians are responsible for assessment, disposition, and treatment of clients, as well as crisis intervention. Additionally, clinicians are expected to play an active role in outreach efforts to the Tufts University community, as well as act as consultants to concerned students, faculty, and staff. The position also includes participation in 24-hour emergency on-call rotations, involving telephone and/or face-to-face after hours evaluations when necessary. Participation and presentations in in-service trainings, psycho-educational programs, and campus activities is also required.
Basic Requirements:
- Master's Degree or higher in Social Work and LICSW OR Doctorate in Psychology and Massachusetts Psychologist Provider or Massachusetts license eligible
- At least one (1) year of related experience in a college counseling setting
- Required computer/technical skills: Microsoft Office applications
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Superb clinical judgment and decision making skills. Ability to successfully manage situations involving people in crisis or distress. Demonstrated ability to work under stress and render decisions regarding emergency interventions. Ability to accurately assess situations as to when to consult vs. when independent action is appropriate.
- Strong organizational and time management skills. Must be able to balance a full caseload, maintain timely and appropriate documentation, and follow up on situations as needed. Ability to balance independent work with teamwork.
- Ability to maintain the highest standards of professional ethics and integrity at all times.
- The finalist for this position must successfully complete all appropriate background checks.
Preferred Qualifications:
- More than 3 years in a college counseling setting is preferred. Demonstrated familiarity and skill working with time limited treatment models, skill building interventions such as CBT and DBT, experience working with eating disorders, sexual assault survivors, multicultural issues, substance abuse, and self-injury preferred. Demonstrated commitment to inclusion and equity, as well as experience and skill working with diverse groups of individuals. Bilingual applicants are encouraged to apply.
Special Work Schedule Requirements:
- This is a part-time position anticipated to work four (4) days per week. Unscheduled day may vary based on operational needs, but will not fall on a Monday. In addition, the position requires participation in an on-call rotation. When on-call, clinicians are required to evaluate students' safety and assess for hospitalization. This may necessitate coming to campus at off-hours. On-call includes evenings and weekends. Additionally, there may be occasional evening and/or weekend events scheduled which the employee would be required to attend.
Contact Information
Emergency Services Clinician
Hiring Company: North Suffolk Mental Health Association
Location: Somerville
Job Description
Mobilizing Communities, Building Careers. North Suffolk Mental Health Association has a common vision for improving the communities we serve. For more than 50 years, we've been helping individuals with mental health, disability, substance abuse, and other daily challenges achieve independence and explore possibilities. A career here is a commitment to opportunity, with a focus on a future of progress and change. Join our dedicated employees to help shape the future of the community we care so deeply for.
We have an exciting opportunity for an Emergency Services Clinician. Reports to the Director of Emergency Services. This position provides direct emergency psychiatric clinical services, coordination and consultation to other care providers. It also provides prescreening evaluations for information and referral services, respite care and specializing and various administrative tasks. This position is part of an emergency services team providing continuity of care to all emergency clients, families and allied services. This is an on-site position, with the expectation of mobile response, in addition. Weekends, Holiday and shift rotation will be required.
Master's Degree in a relevant human service clinical specialty that is Medicaid reimbursable.
Minimum one year in a psychiatric emergency service or similar setting required. Must have access to a car and possess a valid driver's license.
Contact Information
Interested in this position, please send resume / internal transfer request form to:
North Suffolk Mental Health Association
Attn: HR / Recruiter
301 Broadway, Chelsea, MA 02150
Phone: 617-488-5712
Fax: 617-912-7971
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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A number of people wrote with comments about the item I posted last week, "Obama Wins Coveted Hamas Un-endorsement with AIPAC Speech". Here are two different takes, both that make a lot of sense. First, is part of a letter from Marcus Wofford, who writes:
Let's be honest here, it ain't hard to figure out why Obama's stand has changed. Judging from all the media outlets over the last
couple of months, Obama was in serious danger of losing the Jewish vote…It is really questionable whether or not it's possible for a Democrat to be elected without Jewish support. So, ipso facto, Obama makes a hawkish speech catering to the Zionist movement. Reining in Israel will take a movement from within American
Jewry. And, honestly, that doesn't look like it's anywhere in the pipeline.
However, one thing is certain, McCain is as likely to
antagonize the Religious Right segment of his base by negotiating
with the Palestinians as he is to sprout wings and fly. Obama may have flip-flopped, but he's still our only hope.
The second letter is from Joel Harvey, who said:
A guy that you thought would be honest about the situation in Israeli-occupied Palestine does what every other major party politician has to do, murder his own values and belief system…A shameful display by a man who somehow seemed larger to me than maybe he should have in retrospect. The Democratic Party and Obama are behind the curve on every issue of importance to thinking people in this country and in the world, this type of pandering only goes to demonstrate the inadequacy of the two
party system.
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Acres of hemp grown by "patriotic'" U.S. farmers in 1942 at the behest of the U.S. government:
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A study suggested that the health effects of exposure to nuclear radiation at Chernobyl were no worse than ill health resulting from smoking and normal urban air pollution.
Greenpeace apologized after activists accidentally defaced the site of Peru's 2,000-year-old Nazca Lines when they unfurled cloth letters reading "time for change" near the ancient sand drawings. "We fully understand," the group wrote in a statement, "that this looks bad."
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., said that she and other gun control advocates are considering a law that would create a program to purchase weapons from gun owners, a proposal that could be compulsory.
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Semi-Automatic Firearms and the "Assault Weapon" Issue, Gun Confiscation, Sen. Dianne Feinstein
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Is Jesus just a Prophet or God?
Baha'i Viewpoint
- Jesus Christ is Divine and that He also pre-existed before His human form. At the same time Baha'is believe that there are three levels of being: humankind, Manifestations or Prophets of God, and God.
- The various prophets that formed the various religions of the world are equal. There is no superiority or inferiority among them. So Jesus, Buddha, Muhammad, Moses, and Abraham are all equal.
- All of the various prophets of God are seen as pre-existent. So this means that Abraham, Moses and Buddha were not born as normal humans, but were pre-existent in the spiritual realm.
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- Christians believe that Jesus is God in the flesh, so we cannot say that there is a distinction between Jesus and God. We believe that Jesus is God in the flesh.
- John 1:1-3 states: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things came into being by Him, and apart from Him nothing came into being that has come into being."
- John 1:14: "And the Word became flesh, and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, glory as of the only begotten from the Father, full of grace and truth."
- As Christians we do see Moses and Abraham as great men whom God used to make known His will to mankind, but they both sinned and both died, so we do not see them as divine in any way or as being equal to Jesus.
- Abraham and Moses both sinned and were not perfect.
- Abraham lied to Pharaoh in Egypt about Sarai being his wife in Genesis 12:10-20.
- Abraham again lied in Genesis 20 about Sarai being his sister instead of his wife.
- Moses murdered an Egyptian in Exodus 2:11-22 and had to flee Egypt.
- Moses was excluded from the promised land because he struck the rock instead of speaking to it to extract water. Numbers 20:1-13; Numbers 27:12-14 and Deuteronomy 32:51.
- Jesus was sinless. 2 Corinthians 5:21 states: "He made Him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him."
- Abraham and Moses both died, but were not resurrected back to life like Jesus was.
- Abraham died and was buried with Sarah. Genesis 25:7-11
- Moses also faced death. Deuteronomy 34
- Jesus was resurrected from the dead. Luke 24:5-6; John 2:19-21 and 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 are just a few of the passages in the Bible that show that Jesus rose from the dead.
- Abraham and Moses both sinned and were not perfect.
- We do not see Buddha, Muhammad, or any other of the prophets of other religions as being a prophet from God or being God. We see them as being normal human beings who are in need of a Savior.
- These various prophets all died physically and were not physically resurrected.
- Muhammad died in 632 A.D.
- There are some various dates for the death of the historical Buddha, Siddhartha Guatama. Some would say that he died in 486 B.C. Some report his death in 483 B.C. Some would even suggest a revised date of death in 410 B.C.
- The traditional birth of Zoroaster is in 17th Century B.C., but there is debate about this issue. It is also believed that he died around the age of 77.
- Baha'u'llah passed away on May 29th, 1892.
- Jesus physically died, but also was also physically raised from the dead.
- Luke 24:5-6: "And as the women were terrified and bowed their faces to the ground, the men said to them 'Why do you seek the living One among the dead? He is not here, but He has risen.'"
- 1 Corinthians 15:3-8: "For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures, and that He appeared to Cephas, then to the twelve. After that He appeared to more than five hundred brethren at one time, most of whom remain until now, but some have fallen asleep; then He appeared to James, then to all the apostles; and last of all, as it were to one untimely born, He appeared to me also."
- John 20:24-29 shows us that Thomas actually saw and touched the wounds of Christ. This shows that Jesus physically rose in the same body that He died in.
- Jesus broke bread and gave it to two disciples on the Road to Emmaus in Luke 24:13-35. The disciples saw and heard Jesus on this encounter, and it is very possible that he ate with them on this encounter.
- Luke 24:36-49 shows us that Jesus actually ate a piece of fish. Verses 42-43 states: "And they gave Him a piece of a broiled fish; and He took it and ate it before them." How can someone who is not in a physical body eat?
- John 21:12-14 states: "Jesus said to them, 'Come and have breakfast.' None of the disciples ventured to question Him, 'Who are You?' knowing that it was the Lord. Jesus came and took the break, and gave them, and the fish likewise. This is now the third time that Jesus was manifested to the disciples, after He was raised from the dead." It is implied here that Jesus ate with them. At the very least they saw and conversed with Jesus.
- These various prophets all died physically and were not physically resurrected.
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With the 2013 quadruple homicide near Ottawa and even this week's Peeping Tom incident at Orlis Cox Sports Complex, it isn't difficult to see why some people in our community think the world is full of evil people.
But for every bad guy, there are multitudes doing good — helping others every day and, remarkably, often when events turn tragic.
With the 2013 quadruple homicide near Ottawa and even this week's Peeping Tom incident at Orlis Cox Sports Complex, it isn't difficult to see why some people in our community think the world is full of evil people.
But for every bad guy, there are multitudes doing good — helping others every day and, remarkably, often when events turn tragic.
A fatality incident Wednesday off I-35, near the Williamsburg exit, provides a solid example of the caring nature that truly belies humanity. When a Lexus sport utility vehicle driven by Michael Robert Mcauliffe, 48, Urbandale, Iowa, left the roadway Wednesday, struck a tree and ultimately caught fire, people rushed to Mcauliffe's aid.
Two elderly motorists first stopped to help, according the Kansas Highway Patrol. When they realized something was terribly amiss (Mcauliffe apparently wouldn't exit the vehicle and was attempting to free it from underbrush), they flagged down a passing Homeland Security officer.
The officer put himself in jeopardy, attempting to convince Mcauliffe to come out of the vehicle, but the doors were locked. The Iowa man remained inside the car. In a last-ditch effort to free him, the officer fired two shots, unsuccessfully trying to shatter the window of the vehicle, the highway patrol reported.
A passing truck driver also attempted to help Mcauliffe, using a fire extinguisher to try to quell the blaze.
Unfortunately, their efforts failed. Mcauliffe refused to exit the vehicle and perished inside. We don't yet know the "why" behind the actions that led to the man's death, but the motivations of those who attempted to free him are clear:
They were good people called to action.
And they aren't alone.
Law enforcement officers and everyday community members work feverishly to help those around them — often putting their lives on the line in the process.
Remember David Todd? At 20 years old in June 2011, Todd rescued his friend, Nicholas Bacon, then-18, from drowning at Ottawa's city pool. Todd recognized that Bacon, who suffered from epilepsy, was having a seizure, according to Herald archives. Though Todd himself was living with a disability, autism, his quick thinking saved his friend's life — he swooped Bacon out of the water, hoisted him over his shoulder "like a baby" and carried him to the edge of the pool. Numerous lifeguards then assisted to remove Bacon from the water.
Of course, not every story ends so happily for those rendering aid.
Capt. Robert C. Cowdin, with the Ottawa Police Department, died in July 1963 while trying to control an unruly mob of more than 2,000 who were throwing small explosives and beer cans and punching police officers and firefighters during the Lake Garnett Grand Prix auto races. The 43-year-old Cowdin collapsed in a fog of deployed tear gas on the courthouse square in Garnett and later died of a heart attack.
Sam Smith, Franklin County Sheriff's Office deputy, was killed in July 2010 when the 23-year-old's patrol car crashed while he was responding to a domestic disturbance call near Pomona.
A memorial service honoring fallen law enforcement officers — including Cowdin and Smith — is planned for 6 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church, 410 S. Hickory St., Ottawa.
Though tragedy and heartache might seem ever-present in our society, we must remember the good still outweighs the bad. Our community remains strong because when we see others struggling — whether during a flood, the aftermath of a house fire of even an immediate fight for life — good people offer help.
They offer comfort.
They offer their lives.
Nothing evil about that.
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The Atlas-Bland family
Taking care of six children in an overcrowded house shared with five others has made Aaron Atlas an expert on organization and juggling needs. He and his wife, Mar'lyn Bland, count far more blessings than troubles. "I don't know many people who are as happy as I am," Bland says. The two are working together for their new house.
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Salvador Arevalo has struggled to repair the crowded, crumbling one-bedroom unit his family of five now shares. But the family's dreams – along with their sweat equity – are now focused on their own home, with plenty of space for them all.
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Airport security guard Ruben Gonzalez and his wife Alice have made repair after repair to her grandmother's house which they gratefully share. But mold, holes, cracks and other structural problems make it an endless and impossible job. The parents hope for a new start for their five gifted children in a Habitat house.
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After 30 years in a one-bedroom apartment where Guadalupe and Zoila Ramirez have slept on rugs on the living room floor, they know a new house is a gift from God.
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The pool of Culiseta melanura mosquitoes was from a trap located off Smith Ridge Road in the Town of Sullivan. This type of mosquito is primarily a bird-biting mosquito. Results were received from the New York State Health Department on Friday, September 10.
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Okay,so i'm a little gamer fangirl.But still...am i the only one crazy enough(even for fangirl standards)to think that Bigby is HAWT?I mean,DAYUM!!!
Okay,so i'm a little gamer fangirl.But still...am i the only one crazy enough(even for fangirl standards)to think that Bigby is HAWT?I mean,DAYUM!!!
You are never, ever, EVER alone. Blushes Heck I didn't think anyone would be like me :P
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?! hugs doing little fangirl shrieksAlso,I see what you did there with your avatar :P I can't help acting all fangirly over things I love.I'm happy I'm not the only one ^-^
I totally agree! A friend of mine does too, I've sent her pictures and I think she might play the game just because of him.
Oh my gog,really?A classmate of mine did that,too.We were watching a gameplay together,and she was staring at Bigby,being like:"Who the hell is that guy?" and I explained everything to her and,at the end,she just said:"Hot".I don't know why I LMAOd so hard at her reaction,but yeah :P
I really agree with your comment the best here.I mean,look at the locks curving like a rainbow of chocolatish brown shit...And the little ant army on his chin dancing like little fluffy unicorns...Yeah.I guess I'm high again.
Given the amount of brain bleach I've had to use to get RID of said images, I would concur.
So you mean people are actually crazier than me,even sick enough to do some gay porn about the Big Bad Wolf?I don't wanna live on this planet anymore...
Yeah...Most people ignore that sort of thing.And anyway,it's not like they're really offensive or anything.My big bro was playing shooter games all the time when i was 6,so TWAU is not that big of a difference,and I don't regret anything and I'm still gonna continue playing these games because it's what i like doing.
omfg I thought I was the only one. Hell yes, he's hot! Thank god telltale made him the main character ;)
But anyways, I wouldn't be surprised if people went over board and made straight up yaoi or some fan fiction about him. Heck, I could even see some type of TWAU porno... omg.
You think people would actually go to the lengths of soliciting Bigby as a male prostitute?Is that what you're saying?Because I think it is what you're saying.People would soon be like:SCREW FAITH!SCREW SNOW AND BEAUTY!GIVE US BIGBY! ... Well... ... Fuck me,I have created a monster...
No, he is definitely meant to be a sexy guy, I think. He's drawn more attractively for the game than he is in the comic.
Yeah, after reading the comics I found out that Bigby in the game is WAY more different than Bigby in the comics. Different in speech, behavior, looks and almost everything. I like game Bigby much more :P also the difference applies to Snow, too. Snow in game's much friendlier than in the comic.
He is occasionally drawn similarly to how he is in the game. It depends on which artist is drawing him.
The main artist, Mark Buckingham, does make him look a lot more grizzled.
As far as manner goes, he's pretty gruff in the books. I think we get a hint of that in the game, depending on which dialogue options one chooses, but he does seem much more like he's searching for redemption in the game. That possibly makes him more likeable in some cases. I think he grows on you in the books, though. :) Then again, it's probably different reading the books after playing the game vs. before. I think you expect different things out of the character when you've already played the game, whereas when I picked up the books I was expecting nothing. And Snow, yeah, she is a lot colder and tougher. I think that the game did keep her seriousness, though.
Yes, it depends on the artist that draws Bigby but the interesting point for me is that in the game he looks like a thirty-something year old but in the comics he looks way older.
As far as I've read the comics, comic Bigby still doesn't appeal to me as much. There are noticeable differences between the characters (although that may change based on your choices). But anyway I think I don't like comic Bigby as much since I actually did pick the books up after playing the game; choices I made in-game made the Bigbys rather different.
As for Snow, yep. She kept her seriousness but her relationship with Bigby's shown quite differently, too; remember the alleyway? And also I found the taxi scene between Bigby and Snow interesting. It was obvious they both liked each other, but in the comics Snow got angry at Bigby just for taking her out on a date and not telling her. Still, serious.
But I'm sure you have too noticed all the in-game easter eggs referring to the comics. Glass Slippery shoe store, Huff and Puff cigarettes, the talk between Bigby and Colin (it happened in the first issues and the dialogs are pretty similar), taking axes in the heads and so on. I was really amazed after I started reading the comics after the game since there are too many references.
But in books, Bigby can control his Wolf forms. In the game, it's like he is trying to stay in Human form and not to be Wolf. :/
Well I never denied that. He still can shape shift at will in the game, but making him too angry will make him wolf, that happens both in the game and comics. BUT! yes, it seems like he likes staying in human form in the game, but still he never stated he didn't like being in human form in the comics, either (at least until where I have read the books).
They still haven't said if he can do that in the game or not, so we'll just have too see :P
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Dimora schemed to give jobs for home improvements, prosecutors say at corruption trial
Peter Lawson Jones heard on wiretap call
"I was trying to get Linda Rybak the position, the grade seven position," Dimora said to Madden.
"Somebody from the outside just applied," Madden replied.
That somebody got the position Linda Rybak wanted. Joe Nanni hired a woman who had previously worked outside the county. Nanni was the former director of the county human resources department, and today he is the chief of staff for the Cuyahoga County Council.
"Your ice machine needs to be put in and blown out - what else did you need?" Rybak countered.
FBI Special Agent Kirk Spielmaker testified that ice machine referred to by Rybak, and seen in pictures shown to the jury, was installed in Dimora's outdoor retreat area, behind his Independence home.
"You better answer the phone, or I'll never deliver that ice machine," Rybak said.
"It's already delivered, you ----head," Dimora laughed.
"We'll get you hooked up with one sunny day this week, I'll get over there and take care of that," Rybak said.
In same call that Rybak talked about Dimora's delivered ice machine, he asked Dimora for summer employment for his daughter, Dana. Rybak also said maybe Dana could have work in another department instead of through Dimora's office, to avoid "media attention."
Other options discussed for Dana's employment between Linda Rybak and Kelley included the engineer's office at Stonebridge or the sanitary division near the Rybaks' home during the summer of 2008 - the same summer FBI agents raided Dimora's home and office.
In addition to angling for more money for his wife and a paid summer internship for his daughter, Rybak also complained to Dimora on a recorded call that his union members were not getting hired by the county.
Within just a few weeks of Rybak's complaint to Dimora, two temporary, full-time plumbers from Local 55 were hired at $31 an hour.
Spielmaker also testified Rybak
had a $200 cash allowance each month from UA Local 55. Restaurant receipts were entered into evidence showing Rybak's notes. The notes listed people present at the meals, and the receipts shown in court said "Dimora."
Rybak made a plea deal with federal prosecutors last year. He was sentenced to serve 27 months in prison. His family was not charged.
The judge ended proceedings just after 5 p.m., so Dimora's defense team is expected to tackle a large chunk of Spielmaker's testimony, surveillance photos from Dimora's home, and many wiretaps in court Friday.
Earlier in the day on Thursday, the spotlight was on Dimora's co-defendant, Michael Gabor.
Joseph Gallucci testified Gabor delivered to him $2,000 cash for five months, while he remained a candidate for county auditor in 2006.
Gallucci said the entire race was a sham so former auditor Frank Russo would win the election unopposed. Gallucci ran as a Republican against Russo, a Democrat, but Gallucci withdrew his candidacy on Oct. 2.
Right after Russo's re-election, Gallucci got a county job. On the witness stand, he described his salary as "$67,000 and change."
Gabor also testified he received another $2,000 a month as a consultant fee from 1-888-Ohio-Comp, a managed care organization that handles cases for state's Bureau of Compensation. Businessman Sam Lucarelli owns 1-888-Ohio-Comp, and Lucarelli also founded Minute Men, a temporary staffing firm.
Lucarelli has not been charged.
Gallucci testified that Gabor also contacted him in November 2009, more than a year after the FBI raids, at the Parma car wash he owns. Gallucci said Gabor "was kinda agitated in his tone that day," and asked if anyone had contacted him.
Gallucci said Gabor told him: "You didn't pay for your job. I didn't pay for my job."
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Production Begins at Jonesboro Nordex Wind Turbine Plant
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Production begins Monday at Jonesboro's Nordex USA plant, which makes wind turbines and now employs 42 people.
Officials broke ground on the 115,000-SF plant in September 2009. In a news release, Nordex said the plant's first production crew will go to work assembling a wind turbine nacelle, which houses the engine and other key components and sits high atop the turbine tower.
"Two years ago, we announced our intention to make Nordex wind turbines in the US, for the US," Ralf Sigrist, president and CEO of Nordex USA, said. "Today we're putting our hands to the metal and doing it."
Nordex said the first Jonesboro production crew was hired earlier this year and just completed a 10-week training program at Nordex's flagship plant in Rostock, Germany.
Construction on the plant was completed in July. The company has hired 150 employees in the U.S. to date, including 42 in Jonesboro. It said it plans to employ up to 1,000 nationally within five years.
The company has said it wants to employ 700 in Jonesboro and be produding up to 300 wind turbines per year by 2014.


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Members of the Library Board of Trustees Retiring
The Cobb County Public Library System Board of Trustees will have a few new faces in 2013; retiring from the board are Mr. Charles Switzer and Mrs. Sally Rhoden.
Mr. Switzer is retiring after 30 years of service on the Board of Trustees. He was appointed to the board in 1982 and has served as Chairman for the last 14 years. He was recently recognized for his years of service with a proclamation by the Cobb County Board of Commissioners; he was also recognized for his service by library staff and volunteers at the library's Staff Appreciation event during National Library Week.
Mrs. Rhoden has served on the Board since 2010 and has been an active member of the Cobb County community for many years. She has dedicated her life to serving others through nonprofit work and we wish her well as she continues in this mission.
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This may be our most competitive category. Few things inspire more impassioned arguments than who has the best Wings on Long Island. Try them all and see if you agree with our readers.
Croxley Ales Won Best Wings on Long Island!
Croxley Ales
Multiple locations
The tasty wings here are available only with the traditional Buffalo-style hot sauce with varying degrees of heat. But what sets these babies apart are the shear meatiness. No little wings here. These are thick with chicken, not overly fried, and impossible to stop eating.
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Great food made to order with a variety of choices of wings, boneless wings, special sauces, combos, wraps, ribs, sandwiches and more. Expect to be treated to some of the greatest service whether it is for pick up or delivery. They treat delivery as a main focus to provide hot, fresh wings over items in a timely manner each and every time.
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Domestic Violence in a Mexican Tourist Area: a Study of Masculinities, Violence and Substance Abuse in an Era of Social Transformations
The Mexican towns of Playa del Carmen and Cancun have become booming tourist resorts; resulting in drastic transformations of social life and gender relations. Domestic violence is frequently occurring. The research concentrates on men as perpetrators of violence against women in the domestic sphere; it uncovers the role of violence within masculinity discourses and practices. The research shows how domestic violence is connected with social inequality and other forms of violence, and addresses how substance abuse is related to violence. The informants of this research had to adapt to their own violent surroundings, violence became normalized and reproduced. The hegemony of a dominant, 'macho' performance of masculinity legitimizes their violent behavior. Recently, government policies aiming to protect women from violence, while in ways ineffective, are starting to create awareness that violence against women is not normal, and an increasing number of women file reports with the police. These policies do not address the context in which hegemonic masculinity is produced. The measures taken to curb male violence against women are repressive, and little attention is given to how men could 'do masculinity' without using violence.
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Revis was dealt by the New York Jets for the 13th overall pick in this week's NFL Draft and a conditional fourth-round pick in 2014. The deal makes Revis the highest-paid defensive back in NFL history.
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best of my recipes
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Recipes in this Collection
Good 3.0/5
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A delicious, wholesome snack
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Incredible! 5.0/5
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Yummy bread...my gramas recipe
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Carbs: 19.1g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 107.7
Very Good 4.5/5
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Submitted by WARLOCKSMISTRES
Carbs: 18.8g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 3.4g | Calories: 125.1
This healthy apple crisp recipe is sweet and simple to prepare but uses very little added sugar.
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Carbs: 25.2g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 127.4
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Quinoa grain, brown wild rice mix, and wheat berries steamed in a rice cooker with dried cranberries and walnuts.
Carbs: 97g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 9g | Protein: 11g | Calories: 462.5
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This is a brownie that can be made in the microwave. The portion size is extremely small, but I find that it's rich enough that that's all I want!
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Carbs: 28.1g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 202.9
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A blender is needed for this recipe
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Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 17.5g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 11.1g | Calories: 253.7
I am known for my pancakes, so trust me on this one!
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Carbs: 18.2g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 5.2g | Calories: 92.6
A terrific way to start your day, much better than the frozen waffles you can find at the grocery store.
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Carbs: 38.8g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 11.1g | Calories: 216.3
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Super healthy pancakes with strong flavor of bananas
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Carbs: 18.8g | Fat: 3g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 5.6g | Calories: 120.3
These moist pancakes are lightly spiced for the palate of my young child. If you like a bit more pizzazz, you can increase the spices or add others. Cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice both work nicely here.
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Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 74.1
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A low fat calcium rich fruit pancake. I made a few alterations on a spark people recipe. A Great recipe for making a bunch and freezing as a quick grab and go. I just throw them in the toaster at work cover with some peanut butter and voila! a quick and nutritional breakfast.
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Carbs: 11.7g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 6.4g | Calories: 75.9
This is adapted from JESSICAB1221's self crust pumpkin pie. I wanted to do it without sugar, but still added the brown sugar and less water, mixing the flours. She did excellent, and this turned out great too. YUM
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Carbs: 22g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 84.5
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Very good dry rub for beef and pork, not to hot just right.
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Carbs: 28g | Fat: 7.8g | Fiber: 7.5g | Protein: 17.7g | Calories: 239.1
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Incredible! 5.0/5
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Wanted to check out the calories in this particular apple pie
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Carbs: 61.3g | Fat: 15.1g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 369.3
Incredible! 5.0/5
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This is a 30 year old family holiday favorite recipe that I have slimmed down the calorie content! It's so yummy!
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Carbs: 17.3g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 3.6g | Calories: 119.1


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Syrians were voting on Monday in the country's first "multiparty" parliamentary election in five decades, being held against a backdrop of violence and dismissed as a sham by the opposition.
An increasingly isolated Syria imposed retaliatory sanctions on former friend Turkey, but said on Monday it might agree "soon" to an Arab peace plan to avert penalties from Arab states over its eight month crackdown on protests.
The United States, European Union and Arab League blacklisted Syrian VIPs and companies on Thursday to force an end to the military crackdown on protesters challenging the rule of President Bashar al-Assad.
The federal government is telling Canadians still in Syria to "leave now by commercial means while these are still available." Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird issued the warning in a statement Wednesday night. The release echoed Baird's previous statements about what he's called the "illegitimate regime" of Syrian president Bashar al Assad. "Its campaign of […]
The Arab world called Wednesday for urgent action to protect Syrian civilians from an eight-month protest crackdown, giving President Bashar al-Assad three days to halt the "bloody repression"
Syria called on Sunday for an emergency summit of Arab League heads of state, in an apparent attempt to thwart its decision to suspend Damascus for violently cracking down on protests.
By Dominic Evans BEIRUT — Turkey's foreign minister held his first acknowledged meeting with Syrian opposition leaders, urging them to use peaceful means despite what activists say was the biggest offensive yet in the city of Homs by forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad. Ahmed Davutoglu's discussion with the opposition Syrian National Council on Monday […]


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Not even a desperation Hail Mary pass from Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow in the third quarter of Saturday's NFL playoff game between Denver and New England would have made any difference. The game's outcome had been decided by halftime.
In one of the most lopsided AFC Divisional playoff games in recent memory, the Patriots, led by Tom Brady's precise passing, silenced Tebow-mania by building an insurmountable 35-7 lead at intermission. In fact, Brady had more touchdown passes (five) in the first 30 minutes than Tebow had completions (three). When No. 12 finished his aerial onslaught – 26-for-34, 363 yards and six touchdowns – in front of 70,000 fever-pitched fans in Foxborough, the Broncos were busted, 45-10. And in the end, it wasn't Brady who had nothing left in the tank; it was Tebow.
The second-year signal-caller from Florida, the God-fearing field general who directed a number of miraculous comebacks for Denver this season, played his worst when it mattered most. Coming off last week's thrilling, 29-23, overtime victory against Pittsburgh, Tebow and the Broncos more closely resembled "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight." In a game billed to be the most widely watched of the playoffs – save the Super Bowl – the result certainly did not resemble the journey. Except for their uniforms, the AFC West Division Champion Broncos were barely recognizable.
After throwing for a career best 316 yards last week against the Steelers in a wild AFC Wild-Card battle, Tebow laid a Gator-sized egg yesterday. The former Heisman Trophy winner and two-time national champion picked the wrong day to turn in a bad performance. He completed just nine of 26 pass attempts for 136 yards – 34.6% completion rate, tied for the fourth worst postseason performance in the past 30 years – and got sacked five times. His rushing stats were no better: 13 yards on five carries and a fumble.
"Any time you're getting beat like that, it doesn't change how you fight," an unbowed Tebow said during the post-game press conference. "It didn't matter whether it was the first play or the last play or whether we were down by 42. I wanted to be the same player."
Brady, on the other hand, turned in an evening for the ages. His six touchdown passes tied the NFL record for a playoff game shared by former 49er Steve Young (Super Bowl XXIX, 1995) and ex-Raider Darryl Lamonica (AFL playoffs, 1969). Three of Brady's TD tosses went to massive tight end Rob Gronkowski, who tied the NFL record for touchdown receptions in a playoff game. Without a postseason win since 2007, Brady and his teammates showed up in full force. With his front line ready to move mountains, he seemed to have all day to find his targets.
"We came in and started fast and it was a big win for us," said the two-time Super Bowl MVP. "Hopefully next week [in the AFC title game] we can go out and play even better."
Still licking his wounds, Tebow was asked to sum up his second year in the NFL.
"A lot of ups and downs," he said. "Overall, it's been a very special opportunity for me, something I'm really thankful for. There are a lot of things we're proud of. Obviously, it's hard to see them all right now."
Amen to that, Tim.
Terry Melia is the former longtime Public Relations Manager for the Upper Deck Company and a freelance writer living in San Diego. His prose will be filling this Blog as often as he can spin them.


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The conceit behind the Sylvester Stallone-led "The Expendables" franchise has thus far been niftier than the resulting movies: take a bunch of iconic, past-their-prime action stars from the eighties heyday of macho filmmaking, put them together, lob some old age jokes their way, add excessive gunpla...Read More »
The last time Sylvester Stallone tried to take on a real dramatic role, the results were… creatively successful. He put on 40 lbs for James Mangold's "Copland" in 1997, but reviews were semi-mixed. Mangold insists even though Stallone really delivered best intentions; he had engendered a lot of ill ...Read More »
Already compared to "Unforgiven," talk of "Rambo V" has popped up here and there over the past while. It has been six years since Sylvester Stallone was back in the role of John Rambo in the appropriately titled, "Rambo," but now he wants to finish of the series, with an arty finale.Read More »
Webster's Dictionary defines the modern day reboot as thus: *Noun 1. reboot – to take the familiar and make anew; "They are remaking Spider-Man in his own image… again…" Synonyms: refashion, remake, make over, lazy, recycle, give up 2. reboot – to start over your attempt to start over; "Platin...Read More »
In the annals of Cannes PR-stunt hilarity, the sight of Stallone, Schwarzenegger, Ford, Gibson, Statham et al trundling down the Croisette in two tanks will be hard to beat this year.Read More »
Well, here's a movie that won't be playing Cannes or coming anywhere near it: "The Expendables 3." It's not high art, and these things are barely movies at all, but they do have explosions and old dudes causing those explosions and that's all some folks need.Read More »
This summer, you're get a movie in which Kellan Lutz is considered as much of an action star as Arnold Schwarzenegger. Welcome the strange world of "The Expendables 3," a franchise which has morphed from "let's celebrate the action olds!" to "who can we get to up the irony factor?"Read More »
Grantland's Bill Simmons should get a bonus for what will likely be one of their most viral stories ("The Action Hero Championship Belt"), his ranking of the top action stars since the first prototype of the modern model, Steve McQueen. Simmons cleverly narrows his focus to define what an action sta...Read More »


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Pretty good Actually bought these for use around running machines. Does great job of reducing sound - fit is very tight however and no way to adjust. December 12, 2013
They Are What They Are Take care when adjusting these. They aren't made the sturdiest and I can see where they will probably break if you use any kind of force. They do help with the noise at the range, but if someones shooting anything bigger than a 9mm near you it's still pretty loud. I added some extra memory foam to the inside of each and they are a little bit better. As far as comfort goes, they are fine for about an hour and a half max. after that they feel like they are digging in. I have a fairly small head so I would not recommend them to a larger person. April 27, 2013
Top grade hearing protection Bought two pair, one for myself and one for my son. Highly recommended. Prior to these earmuffs I used ear plugs from work. WOW... what a difference. For the price you can't beat them. January 23, 2013
Not impressed My son received these earmuffs for Christmas. I took them out of the box and attempted to adjust the positioning of the muffs and one broke off in my hand. The poor quality if these earmuffs are something to stay away from. As far as them silencing out shooting noise, well...we did not get the opportunity to use them. December 25, 2012
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Hussain, Khelikuzzaman Meera (1982) Effects of Plant Population in Cassava (Manihot Esculenta Crantz) as Influenced by Planting Methods. Masters thesis, Universiti Pertanian Malaysia.
The effects of two planting methods (20 cm cutting planted horizontally and 60 cm cuttings planted vertically) and plant populations ranging from 5,000 to 40,000 plants per hectare on the performance of two cassava varieties were investigated. The relationships of yield and yield components with plant populations were examined by fitting linear and quadratic regression equations to each planting method and variety. Results of the experiment show that in both varieties, the horizontal planting yielded significantly better than vertical planting in terms of root and starch yields. The increase in root yield wit variety MVen 119 was due to both increase in total root number and harvest index. In variety MCol 673 the increase in root yield was attributed mainly to increase in harvest index and decrease in shoot number. Variety MVen 119 out yielded MCol 673 in terms of root yield but the difference in starch yields between the two varieties was not evident. However, variety MCol 673 is favoured because of its higher starch content. The yield response of the treatments to plant population showed that root yield declined with in creasing plant population and that the yield was highest for the lowest population tested in the study. Yield reduction at high plant populations was generally attributed to the production of excessive shoots as well as to the decrease in mean root weight and mean root length. Root number was enhanced by planting horizontally and it also showed an increasing trend with plant population which had been as-certained to be quadratic.
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Hawaii-grown pineapple all over Alan Wong's Restaurants special menu in Septemberby: Derek Paiva
posted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 at 11:49 AM
Pineapple Upside-Down CakeFresh, Hawaii-grown pineapple.
It's what's on the menu at Hawaii chef Alan Wong's Oahu restaurants in September. That is, a special a la carte dining, cocktail and dessert menu, which guests can enjoy all month at Wong's flagship Alan Wong's Restaurant in metro Honolulu and Pineapple Room at Ala Moana Center.
Wong's restaurants have been spotlighting a different Hawaii-grown or -produced ingredient on special a la carte menus each month. Mangoes were the featured ingredient in June, the peak of the fruit's Hawaii growing season. Island-produced eggs were the a la carte menu focus in August.
Pineapple Glazed Smoke Pork Shoulder w/ Pineapple Honey Mustard Relish
With pineapple at its harvest peak in the summer, Wong—one of the pioneering chefs of the Hawaii Regional Cuisine movement—didn't want the warm season to end without crafting a menu for the popular fruit.
"This year's pineapple crop in Hawaii has been really good," says Alan Wong's Restaurants marketing manager Nicole Ng. "September, in particular, is looking to be a great month for island-grown pineapple."
Hence, special a la carte menus (accompanying Wong's regular dining menus) featuring pineapple for breakfast (Pineapple "Soup" w/ Fresh Fruit), lunch (Pineapple Glazed Pork Loin w/ Pineapple Chutney), dinner (Lobster, Kauai Shrimp & Octopus Ceviche on Frozen Pineapple "Tiger's Milk") and dessert (Pineapple Upside-Down Cake), among other pineapple-inspired offerings.
Because we're serious cocktail aficionados, we're also down with a menu of pineapple libations crafted by Wong for the month. In particular, a Pineapple Margarita made with fresh pineapple and lime, and Hawaii-made okolehao. (Okolehao is a rum-like Hawaiian liqueur made from the root of the ti plant.)
For the chef's complete pineapple menu, visit Alan Wong's Restaurants website from Sept. 1- Sept. 30.
Alan Wong's Restaurant, 1857 S. King St., 3rd floor, (808) 949-2526; The Pineapple Room by Alan Wong, Macy's at Ala Moana Center, 3rd floor, (808) 945-6573.
Pineapple "Soup" w/ Fresh Fruit
Photos: Alan Wong
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This rich gold with leaves pattern eye pillow, can be used over the eyes to help quiet the mind. Our eye pillows are about 9" x 4″ with removable covers so they can be cleaned. The pillows are made with organic millet, that can be heated or cooled.


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Romancing the Bean
Delicious coffee & espresso in a hometown atmosphere
Located in a 137-year-old train station, Romancing the Bean is Littleton's hometown coffee shop. Offering a wide range of espresso and coffee beverages, smoothies, snacks and unique gifts; it also serves as downtown Littleton's light rail station with a pleasant, train-inspired waiting room filled with historic photos.
We are proud to serve Silver Canyon® coffee. Our beans are roasted weekly insuring a superior cup whether its a simple, straight-up joe, or a half-caf, dry, double-shot cappuccino with a shot of french vanilla. We take pride in our expertise and are always willing to take the mystery out of this bean known as coffee and the wonderful concoctions made from it. We challenge any corporate coffee shop to make a better tasting brew.
Summertime is the time for our delicious, real fruit smoothies in a wide variety of flavors from Strawberry to Pina Colada to Wild Berry - and now we are serving Boba teas (AKA Bubble teas) and Beverages!
Stop in and have a Cup o' Love today...
Monday - Thursday: 6am - 6pm
Friday: 6am - 5:30 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
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5800 S. Prince Street, Littleton 80120
in the RTD Parking lot at the corner of Prince & Alamo