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Lemon Blueberry Muffins with Crumble By Restless Chipotle 08/13/14 15:36 Preparation: 5 min - Cooking: 25 min These lemon blueberry muffins remind me of the first day of summer when I was a kid. On the first day of summer vacation I would wake up to bright sunlight streaming through the window. It always seemed that I had eternity stretching out before me — an... Add to my recipe book
Dark Chocolate Muffins with Chocolate Chips By Restless Chipotle 03/11/14 17:47 Preparation: 5 min - Cooking: 25 min Dark chocolate muffins with chocolate chips and a hint of hazelnut flavor are definitely one of those things that makes breakfast special. I am a choc-o-holic from way back. My mom was in her 40s when I was born and had been a young adult during the Depression.... Add to my recipe book
Double Chocolate Chip and Pecan Muffins By Restless Chipotle 03/27/13 03:58 Breakfast? Seriously? I am not an anything goes for breakfast type person. To me chocolate muffins are just a little lower on the scale than cheesecake for breakfast – not that THAT hasn't been done here before. Once in awhile … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins By Restless Chipotle 01/31/13 15:37 My eldest daughter loves banana chocolate chip bread. I usually try to make a loaf of it for her a couple of times a year but time doesn't always allow it. There is a wholesome sweetness to banana muffins … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
Maple Cinnamon Roll Muffins By Restless Chipotle 03/05/12 20:05 I have a confession to make. I could eat cinnamon rolls every day. Multiple times. Oh, I know. My butt would be as big as the state of Alaska but my tummy would be ecstatic. And seriously, I would eat … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
Peanut Butter Muffins By Restless Chipotle 01/10/12 01:06 Peanut butter is a staple food for many of us. From peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to peanut butter cookies to Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, this little spread is a powerhouse of protein, nutrients, and yum. When I was a … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book


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Alright, alright. I am having a RP idea of a Pokemon Academy/School. There are young students who study in this academy. There are five grades/classes. Your character is 11 at class 1, but possibly can be 12. Age goes up like real age in classes, but however. Since i started this now, u can try apply to principal or professor, they have some bonus things, but there are only limited amount of professors, 1 principal.
U can have two characters here, like 1 student 1 professor, but u gotta aply to both one by one time. Also u can apply to 2 class right when u start, but u gotta ask me
to go up in classes. No tests needed to go to higher class.
And naturally, what higher class, that higher pokemons u got. Rules here are pretty much same as in usual rp's.
1. No GOD MODDING. Definetly no.
2. Avoid bunnying here, too.
3. No spamming.
4. No sex, students are just 11-16 or so.
5. No insulting.
6. U can talk OOG (well, i call it OOG) = out of game, also many people say its OOC = out of characters.
7. Follow rules what are set.
8. No killing pokemons or humans.
9. No legendaries or pokes that u dont have really. Neither victini or anything like that.
10. Dont post grind posts many times. If u talk with someone else u may say in that: ''I have been grinding a little bit.'' So then they/i will know about it possibly.
~ Aslong as u follow those it goes good.
So, students are classified to different ''groups'' they have an uniform every each of them, but they are not needed to use, they can use their regular clothes. These groups are, Red, Blue, Green. (This might sound sorta hogwarts, lol i am sorry if so.)
Red focuses on attacking/attack style. Blue focuses in speed training. And green of course, defensing. Thats it. Every crew has their own ''house'' and rooms in it. U can change your class later by asking me if u dont like the one u are in.
Well, your character starts out with one pokemon.
It can be nearly any pokemon, this academy has many choices to choose from. It cannot be second form or legendary, also they are 10lvl when u start, and they dont have tms. BUT they can have one egg move, or u can ask tm from me. But remember, i
might not give permission even nearly always.
I am not gonna start explaining how to roleplay, since sure all of u know how to do it already, i expect so. Since this is roleplay thread, ofc. There are also lessons, u dont need
to go in all of them, just try sometimes atleast :). Oh, also professors start out with 4-6 pokemons, they are 30-55lvls. They can have tms but dont go too uber with them, please. Also u must teach if u are professor and keep an eye of students sometimes.
Thats teacher/prof's job u know :D. Principal can have one 85lvl, all else must be 40-60.
But remember, LIMITS. Be fair and dont abuse principal, prof powers or anything like
that. I hope so atleast.
Every class have still a limitation of levels, to not go too insane in levels. I do not want 100lvls here.
Class 1 - 1-20
Class 2 - 1-28
Class 3 - 1-44
Class 4 - 1-55
Class 5 - 1-65
Thats it. There are tournaments some time, which have sometimes bad prices, sometimes absolutely awesome. Events are possible, u may suggest one to me.
Now i guess, u are ready for apply! :)
Student apply:
Name: (First and last)
Class: (can be 1 or 2)
Gender: (Ofc u know what it is)
Appearance: ( Paragraph minimum, pics accepted.)
Personality: (How your character acts. Paragraph minimum)
Crew: (Red, Blue, Green some of them)
Starter: (Pretty much anything, but its is level 10, but if u are class 2 it is 20)
Principal apply:
Name: (First and last)
Gender: (Female or Male ofc)
Appearance: (paragraph minimum, pics are accepted too.)
Personality: (2 paragraphs minimum)
Crew leader: (Red, Blue or Green?)
Things u teach: (2 things maximum, things u can teach are Pokemon basic information, PE, Battling, Strategy, Potions/Herbs, Evolution theory.)
History: (Paragraph minimum)
Pokemons: (6 max, tell levels too.)
Professor apply:
Name: (First and last)
Gender: (Female or Male ofc)
Appearance: (paragraph minimum, pics accepted too.)
Personality: (1 paragraph minimum)
Crew leader: (Remember, there are onle 2 spots for teachers, principal takes one.
Things u teach: (1 max)
Pokemons: (5 max, tell levels too, must be 35-55)
Thats all. But however, enjoy! Also, anyone here can ask gm, mod or anyone to remove my other thread in
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Re: Pokemon Academy
No offense, but you've provided us a lot of rules but very little setting to go off of. This would be a hard RP to do in the best of circumstances.
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Hmm u are right.. any suggestion what i shud make or undo. :/
Wow, i fail so much, forgot to post SU & DS in thread name XD
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Two, three, four games a day aren't enough for my boy's insatiable appetite. Maybe it's the combination of cards with numbers (which he's always loved) and games for a group (which he's learning to love). Or maybe it's because beloved cousins introduced him to the board game at the cabin over New Year's, thus cementing in his 4 year-old mind the concrete connection of coolness that links friends and getaway and holiday.
Whatever the reason, we're stuck playing Sorry! from morning till night.
There are worse childhood games to get roped into, as any adult who's ever tried to cheat to end Candyland can attest. And I actually enjoy playing Sorry! (at least the first time or two) because it takes me back to sprawling on the living room floor as a kid, flipping over the dog-eared deck to crow at the cards that would send my younger brothers back home. Even more than Memory, this game offers enough surprise and strategy to hold a grown-up's wandering interest.
And it makes me wonder if there's something to be said for saying Sorry! all day long.
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Forgiveness is the thorniest bramble of the Christian life. Sometimes I dare to dream I could do a decent job at this Christ-following business if it weren't for this aggravating truth: that love means forgiveness and forgiveness means love.
Instead, I'm much more inclined – as any cerebral introvert will understand – to brood over the times I've been wronged. To nurse secret, sullen grudges over the times I've been hurt.
I turn them over and over in my mind, these small slights or serious wounds, until my brooding polishes their jagged edges into smooth stones, comforting to hold in the warmth of my palm. Whenever an old hurt arises – when I'm back in the company of someone who hurt me, or when a memory re-surfaces painful words from long ago – I dig around in dusty pockets for these trusty rocks, to trace their familiar outlines once again, to assure myself that I was right in feeling wronged.
But to what end? What good does this brooding and turning and returning bring me? Perhaps it soothes the soft, small child inside who wants the world to go her way. Or perhaps it builds up a false façade of maturity, of look-what-I've-endured.
Either way it rings hollow.
There is no love in resentment.
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I love the dawning of a new year: its hope of renewal, its promise of change.
Lately I've found the practice of resolutions to be an encouraging inspiration. As in New Year's past, I've made a few that I hope will bring blessing, no matter how much or how little I end up pursuing them. (And since sharing resolutions here has helped me keep them in the past, I'll try again.)
First, after a year in which I threw myself into a writing project that stole nearly every moment of my scant free time, I want to return to nurturing friendships that too often got pushed to back burners in 2013.
Second, in an effort to be more mindful of the way I spend time with my kids, I want to be more intentional about their faith formation at home. (An effort which you think might flow effortlessly from a theologically-trained mother, but too often tends to stumble over too much head knowledge and too much fear of screwing up.)
As in every year, both of these resolutions spring from an ever-growing desire for a slower, simpler life and the yearning to nurture meaningful relationships with those around me.
But in resolving to deepen love in these concrete ways, I wonder if I've pondered how much forgiveness this will take along the way. How often these happy-new-year prospects will ask me to pardon myself and others.
How often I will have to practice saying sorry!
. . .
On January 1st, Catholics celebrate the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. Maybe there's something fitting for our own resolutions in starting the new year by remembering a woman who said yes to great change. Who made a decision that transformed her life. Who let herself be open to the ways God would call her to become something new.
For this feast of Mary, Notre Dame's FaithND invited me to reflect on the day's Gospel. As I studied the story from Luke, I found myself returning again and again to this line:
But Mary treasured all these things and pondered them in her heart.
For a woman who must have known deep hurt, who surely heard the cruel words that others tossed behind her back, who had plenty of reasons to become bitter by brooding, Mary chose instead to collect the small gems of beauty and hope. She cast aside the trash of other people's opinions. She smoothed into tiny treasures the words that she could cling to in darkest hours.
Here, finally, were words of wonder and hope—from the mouths of people just like her. Here were shepherds who stopped their daily work to bring her stories of angels singing glory. Here were strangers who asked to see her baby and marveled at what his birth might mean.
Of course she treasured their words, turning them over and over in her heart, wondering what they might mean. While she learned to care for her child, as squalling and sleepless and hungry as any newborn, she gathered strength from their promise.
Perhaps this prayer practice was what sustained her as a mother: to treasure and to ponder…
I'm in awe of such wisdom and confidence, such trust and courage. What might it mean for my own habits and choices, my own decisions and resolutions?
. . .
A few months ago, I came across these words: "Other people's opinion of you is none of your business."
Such an intriguing twist on our insecurities.
I've carried these words with me, trying to muddle out their meaning for my own bad habit of brooding. And I've come to this conclusion.
The judgments, comments, even whispers of others only matter to the extent that I respond with love (which is to say, 9 times out of 10, with a heart full of forgiveness.) The opinions of those I cherish, like my children and my friends, should certainly be my business – but only to the extent that I keep trying to respond to them in love, to allow myself to be changed in ways that draw me closer to Christ.
Who is forgiveness, love, and peace.
So I launch into the new year with these questions in mind: What do I treasure? What do I trash?
What serves God and what serves only me? With my resolutions – and Mary's courage – close to my heart, what changes could this fresh start hold?
how to nurture your mothering spirit – a new series
We're all full of resolutions today. To lose weight, to eat better, to quit a bad habit.
Whenever I read the list of popular New Year's resolutions, I'm struck by the fact that almost all of them have one hope at their heart: to nurture a more mindful, healthy, peaceful life. We each admit there are ways we're living that aren't good for our body, mind and spirit, and we want to change.
I love the hope of 1/1. Everything feels fresh by flipping the calendar page. Hopeful and possible. Cynics sneer that the packed gyms will be empty by February, that we'll all be gobbling chocolate by Valentine's Day, that the chaos of clutter will once again demand spring cleaning. But each January 1st we resolve to do better, and I like that about us humans. We're stubbornly optimistic.
I've ticked off three for myself again this year: one I want to do (get more serious about my writing), one I need to do (get our finances more organized), and one I have to do (get more sleep). (With a nod to Anne Lamott's Help, Thanks, Wow, I've dubbed my resolution mantra "yay! groan. zzzz…")
As I've been pondering and planning my resolutions over the past week, I've realized that the last one, which seems the simplest, even the silliest, is actually the most important. When I don't get enough sleep, everything in my life is affected: my mood, my energy, my relationships, my work. But when I prioritize rest, even when it means dragging myself away from a project or chore I feel I have to finish, then everything else seems, surprisingly, to run more smoothly. I'm more patient with my kids, more loving to my husband, more creative at work, more productive around the house. Getting enough sleep is an important part of my own self-care – an essential way that I nurture my mothering spirit.
This week I'm launching a new series called How I Nurture My Mothering Spirit. I've asked some of my favorite bloggers to share what they do to care for themselves and connect with God in the midst of parenting's hectic days. And I can't wait to share their words with you.
As their posts have trickled into my in-box, I've literally clapped my hands after reading each one, done the goofy happy dance around the kitchen with my kiddos. Because each thoughtful reflection is brimming with mothering mindfulness, just the kind of kindred-spiriting I crave in the hard work of parenthood. And each mother-writer, whether or not she explicitly names God as part of her practice, reminds me that we are all everyday theologians when we seek to care for the spirit within us and connect with the presence of the divine all around us.
Starting tomorrow, I'll share one reflection each Wednesday. (Because we all need a lift by the middle of the week, don't we?) I hope this series will help us to settle into a New Year full of promise and hope, that it will shine small lights in the winter darkness, that it will warm your spirit even in the bitter cold.
Here's to nurturing our mothering spirits in 2013 – and thanks to each of you who lift me up with your words and presence here!


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Tips for Preventing Falls
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This article from July-August 2014 Vol. 10 Issue 6 Visiting Angels HomeTimes newsletter
As we all know, seniors have a tremendous fear of falling. The fear is justified, knowing that falls lead to more serious illnesses than the injury from the fall itself. For example, while in the hospital for a fractured hip, an elderly person may begin to show signs of infection, or even pneumonia.
Any efforts that we can offer our senior population towards the prevention of falls will be a step in the right direction. As caregivers, we want to help keep our seniors safe.
Below is a list of tips to help prevent such falls:
- Remove all throw rugs.
- Make sure all carpeting is securely fastened to the floor, and has no wrinkles.
- Make sure all electrical and telephone cords are safely out of the way.
- Install hand rails in bathrooms for the toilet and the bath/shower.
- Use non-skid pads in the shower or tub.
- Use a shower seat and/or pull-down shower head to reduce the need to stand in the shower.
- Try having the senior sit when shaving or brushing their teeth at the bathroom sink.
- Use caution when walking from one type of flooring to another, for example from carpeting to polished floors.
- When getting up from a lying position, hesitate in the sitting position for a few moments before moving to the standing position.
- Arrange items in the kitchen cabinets so that frequently used items are up front.
- Consider using a counter top toaster instead of a convention oven (to avoid bending).
- Make sure stairs are well lit and clutter free.
- If the stairs are difficult to light up, make sure that the edges of each step are covered in bright colored tape or paint.
- Make certain that all stairs have strong hand rails.
- Use night lights in the bedrooms and bathrooms, or any room the senior might enter when dark.
- Have the senior sit in furniture that is firm, high, and has armrests. This will make it easier for the senior to get in and out of the chair.
Using common sense is the key to protecting our seniors from falls. If the above tips are used regularly, many accidents with our senior population can be avoided.
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Transitions in living situations are challenging at any stage of life but are especially tough on seniors due to the state of their physical, emotional, and cognitive health. A big change for someone in their 40s is a speed bump in life. For seniors, a big change can be traumatic. After a lifetime of working hard, seniors often feel out of control and fearful as they start to lose their independence. A lot is at stake for everyone involved and seniors need tremendous support in making the right decision. Consider these scenarios:
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In 2004, one remarkable woman decided to make a difference in the lives of seniors wishing to age at home in NH. Debra Desrosiers, with the full support of her husband and business partner, Ron Desrosiers, opened New Hampshire's first Visiting Angels. Since then, Visiting Angels of Auburn NH has helped thousands of families by providing non-medical homecare to seniors in the greater Manchester, Concord, and Salem areas.
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- Aladdin of Tripoli said...
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- Monday, July 17, 2006 1:31:00 am
- AngloLibyan said...
Thanks Aladdin, i started reading the book, it seems good so far, it is sold in all good book shops in the UK.
Lebanon and Palestine will survive Inshallah.
- Monday, July 17, 2006 8:30:00 am
- Safia speaks said...
I am waiting for the book to hit my mailbox, soon inshallah, and look forward reading it.
And yes, Lebanon and Palestine will survive, but Israel will not. It is a question of time, only, and I´ll give it max 35 years but will hope for less.
- Tuesday, July 18, 2006 12:45:00 pm
- AngloLibyan said...
Thank you Safia and im truely glad your kids are safe, lets hope my family in Beirut are safe too Inshallah. I have started reading the book and so far its good as its set in Tripoli in the early 70s.
- Tuesday, July 18, 2006 12:50:00 pm
- Samer said...
This book looks very interesting, thanks for the recommendation.
I am praying for peace in Lebanon as well, it's a very depressing time indeed.
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One good aspect of this game that marks it from other basketball game is that it comes with a number of improved features and NBA 2K14 cheat codes that makes for more enjoyable and easy play. There are plenty of objectives to accomplish in the game. You have the option of choosing the team you want. You can decide to opt for the Miami Heat of the famous basketball superstar LeBron James.
It comes with a multi-season mode which allows you to play a number of seasons. There is also feature that allows you to improve on your skills through practice. But if you have acquired enough skills and you want to test your skills, you can play against friends using the Bluetooth multiplayer or Game Center.
NBA 2K14 remains one of the most highly played basketball games in the world today thanks to its impeccable game play. It is designed in such a manner that you can handle your players perfectly well in the court. It is also possible for you to make some moves, steals, spins and alley-oops.
Effort has been made in this game to better the design and animation so that the player will have a better playing experience. One feature that makes the game interesting and awesome is the replays. Important actions and moments during the game are replayed for players.
As it has been said above, the game is designed to imitate real life basketball game. The audio perfectly imitate the cheering crowd in the real field of play. Players will always feel that they are in the real field of play as the crowd shouts during each moment of the game. The organ music goes on and there is also the arena announcements that will make you feel entertained. However, the major drawback of the audio system of the game is that there is no running commentary except the few comments by LeBron.
If you are a LeBron's fan and you looking forward to seeing him in Cleveland, then you should opt for this game. Here in our site, our team of contributors will make available to you useful set of NBA 2K14 cheats, hints, tips, hacks, codes and unlockables.


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