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- 0Feb 10, '13 by mmills63I'm in my seconds semester of my ASN program (graduate December, 2013) and I'm very interested in working in the OR after I graduate. I've seen the Community Hospital offers a training program for RNs with no OR experience, and the job posting says they will consider new grads.
Has anyone had any experience with this program? If so, is it hard to get accepted? Competitive, etc.? I'd love to work at Community, but I'm also open to just about any hospital... I just want to be in the OR. Are there any other hospitals offering this training in Indianapolis?
It's discouraging to think that this is the only entry-level program available with all the hospitals and schools in this city. To think that I won't be able to get the training if one particular hospital decides not to hire me....
- 0Aug 2, '13 by Lennonninja, BSN, RNAt least 1 IU Health already has magnet, and if an ASN is hired, they must sign a contract to have their BSN within 5 years. This may not go for all of IU Health though.
- 1Jan 22 by mmills63I like to come back to these threads and give updates; maybe it'll help someone else searching for information. I graduated in December, took NCLEX two weeks ago (and passed), and yesterday I interviewed at IU Health (Methodist) for an OR Internship. The recruiters called me back today with a job offer! I can't believe it; it's a dream come true! I'm signing the contract tomorrow, and start the 6-month orientation in Feb! I actually did it!
- 0Jan 23 by ssimmsrnmmills63 - Congrats on the new job! I am writing to ask if you have any pointers for looking for a job as a new grad. I moved to Indy a few months ago from Chicago, where I went to nursing school and graduated with my BSN in May. I have been working in LTC until I find a position in a hospital but it has been very difficult, especially since I don't have any connections in this city. Did you do anything in addition to just applying online to make yourself stand out? Any pointers would be a huge help! Thank you!
- 0Jan 24 by mmills63Apply through the major hospital's websites; sell yourself to the recruiters and the nurse managers... Preach teamwork, communication, and customer service; that's what they're looking for. You don't need to know anybody; my wife is an RN, so is her sister and my cousin. The none of them work or know anyone at the hospital I got hired into.
- 0May 29 by MissHamheadHI!
I am being invited back for my second interview to do the 6 month Periop program here in Colorado. I was just wondering what kind of questions they asked you in your interview. I am a bit nervous about my panel interview.


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>Am 2004-01-28 16:27:41, schrieb David Baron:
Anyway it could be that Lionstracs will sell parts too, eg the keyboard
case, various boards etc,
that way you could do a do-it-yourself keyboard much more cheaper.
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Pony Power Therapies began nearly 15 years ago with little more than a dream and MAT. Sadly, Mat passed away in November of 2011 and is truly missed.
Pony Power Therapies began nearly 15 years ago with little more than a dream and MAT. Sadly, Mat passed away in November of 2011 and is truly missed.
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is a large, breathtaking registered Buckskin Quarter Horse. He came to us with a trail riding background, making his calm disposition a great fit for horse-assisted activities. Big Rascal has been a big hit within our veterans and therapeutic riding programs. As one who suffers from allergies all summer long, Big Rascal loves nothing more than to be groomed daily to help satisfy his itch.
is a black, English Riding Pony who came to therapeutic riding after many years as a children's eventing pony. His movement is lively and animated, which gives his riders a lot of sensory input. Bugsy is a very sweet and affectionate pony. He usually responds with a nicker when his name is called. He loves apples, carrots, peppermints and – most importantly – children. With his thick black coat, white star and sweet disposition, he is often compared to Black Beauty.
Thirteen-year-old Butterscotch, or "Butter," is a Welsh Pony and came to Pony Power from Sheer Chance Stables in Honey Brook, PA. Soon after meeting her, our instructors knew she'd make a wonderful addition to our team. Not only does Butter's short and narrow build easily accommodate some of our smallest riders, but her calm and gentle demeanor make her a perfect therapeutic riding pony. Plus, Butter loves to "talk" to everyone on the farm and often greets riders and their families with a friendly whinny.
is very special. He was purchased by a local family and donated to Pony Power for the sole purpose of being a therapy horse. It was months after CC had been a member of the Pony Power team before we realized his amazing talent. CC can sense if his rider will have a seizure before there is any sign of it. A usually forward horse, he plants his hooves and refuses to move a muscle. He has also been known to turn his head and neck to the rider to help secure their stability. When he indicates these changes, our team can prepare for the inevitable seizure. CC is a staple in our program and loved by all who have the pleasure of working with him.
is a special paint pony, who has been a huge hit in our horse-assisted learning program, or Stable Insights. Her curious nature and unusual looks never fail to bring out an interest in participants. She is also well known for her comfortable trot and smooth stride.
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is an incredible addition to the Pony Power team of horses. She came to the farm in December of 2012. Evie was not for sale, but her previous owners (Blue Heron Farm) were so moved by the work that Vinny was doing that they decided she would fit into our program beautifully. Evie has exceeded our expectations. She is a wonderful therapy horse with a sweet and loving personality. We are so grateful tot have her as part of our team!
Little Bit
is one of our most treasured ponies. His resume includes small pony hunter champion of New Jersey, our red light/green light champion, and the "Mayor" of the farm. Little Bit may only be waist high for some, but he still believes he is the biggest and fastest horse on the property. At the age of 24, he exudes a sense of pride and self-confidence that is undeniable when you see him prance from his stall to the ring to greet his riders.
Luna, also a Welsh Pony, joined our team of horses and ponies earlier this month from Castleton, VT. At ten years old, she's packed with personality. Her movement is lively, and with a very forward walk, she gives her riders a lot of sensory input. Like Butter, Luna's small and narrow physique makes her a great fit for our littlest riders.
is owned by Pony Power Instructor Julia Klopacz, but she has generously leased him to us for use in therapy lessons. We are lucky to have him! Merle is a skewbald Paint horse. Despite his beautiful and outstanding markings, Merle is a low key and relaxed guy. He has a very steady trot and calm demeanor. It seems as though he's been doing this job forever!
came to Pony Power in the spring of 2010 around the time of our annual golf outing. Contrary to his name (in golf terms), he is no "do over." He was donated to us after suffering a ligament injury. With meticulous attention, and a very talented farrier, Mulligan made a full recovery. He is one of our largest horses in the therapy program, standing 16.2 at the withers. He has been a favorite in our Pony Power for Heroes veterans program, where our veterans have the privilege of picking their own horse to work with. He is our gentle giant, and his willing-to-please demeanor has won many hearts among volunteers and participants.
came to us as a retired Grand Prix Dressage horse. Dressage horses are known for their fluid and balanced movement, which makes Pompi an ideal therapy horse. He is not only a beautiful mover, but is very handsome. He is also sweet and loving to boot!
is a beautiful palomino pony, and she knows it. Her show name could not be more appropriate – "if the crown fits." She is a diva in every sense of the word and is one of our best ponies to teach independent riding skills. She has taken a few of our riders to local shows, where she's won an array of ribbons she earned for her ease over jumps and in the flat classes.
was donated to our program by a Connecticut trainer at the same time as Red Hot. She had a long history of struggles, including evidence of being physically abused by a former owner. However, you would never guess this background from her character. She is one of our most trusting horses, and promises – as her name implies – to try her best at any task we ask of her.
Red Hot
is a Pony of the Americas, donated by a family in Connecticut. He was a lead line champion and has reached a new potential here at Pony Power. Red Hot has been with us since September of 2010, but has exceeded all expectations. As his first introduction to a therapy barn, we anticipated realistic fears of objects, such as wheelchairs, that are foreign to a horse. Red Hot's first interaction with a wheelchair was happily following it up to the bus while one of our riders was loaded on the auto ramp. Red Hot marched right up to the bus and stuck his head in to send off our riders with a friendly nicker. He has been a wonderful addition to our program with a natural kindness, gentle demeanor and smooth gait perfect for our more fragile riders.
is a Norwegian Fjord, a breed from the mountainous regions of Western Norway known for being relatively small, but strong. Vinny came to us from a farm in Massachusetts, and we were able to acquire him because of a generous donation from David and Susan Viniar. This donation was in celebration of Leo Viniar's 90th birthday. Vinny is such a tremendous asset to Pony Power because his size and temperament allow him to accommodate riders of varying sizes and abilities.


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Corby is fairly quiet today ... apart from the Hoops fans hoping to keep ahead of things in the SPL.
Yup - got off the bus in Manchester City Centre this morning.. headed to my local McDonalds for my regular coffee intake.. only to leave Manchester outside... and enter Glasgow!!
Yup Manchester is now twinned with Glasgow as about 100,000 Glasgow Rangers fans descend on it for the UEFA cup match.
Having a glasgow twang myself.. and with there being approx 2 dozen Ger's fans in there.. i decided i should kee my trap shut before i got harranged by jubilent fans asking 10 dozen questions and being dragged off with the crowd..
Anyway i grabs my coffee and leg it out of there and head for my next bus...
Only to find that Albert Square (no not the one off the telly!!) is to all bar rangers Fans and all buses are being diverted - had to walk about half a mile thru hoards of Rangers Fans chanting away merrily .. did i tell you it was only 7am?.. and in a very happy mood.
Looks like i'll need another bus home
Anyway - hope Ranger's trounce the Ruskies
Corby is fairly quiet today ... apart from the Hoops fans hoping to keep ahead of things in the SPL.
I drove down the motorway to preston this morning and the motorway was full of glaswegians all with flags and scarfs out the windows.
I'm suppose to be going manchester later and i'm going near city stadium so god knows how long it'll be to get round anywhere!!!
go on rangers is all i'm going to say!
local radio station (Key 103) is now estimating approx 150,000 rangers fans entering manchester today!!!
@steve - if i were you i'd go somewhere else!!
Football. Sad sport.
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I whole-heartedly (sp?) agree with there tech_guy
Hope Rangers get stuffed 6-0
And it was only 7am? Drunken Scottish bas... oh wait...
gwaaaaan rangers lol
Looking forward to this match tonight! Zenit are a great side to watch, and are deservedly favourites for the game but i will be cheering Rangers on.
The scene captured on a train! Nice flute playing btw
YouTube - follow follow on the train tae glasgow
I couldn't care less about this match..... but .......
come on Zenit St Petersburg !!!
Anyone but Scotland
Game for pansies "Rugby" is a much better game played by men with odd shaped balls.
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Holy Panthers-mania! Catman will return.
Greg "Catman" Good, 56, has never missed a Panthers home game. He's arguably the Panthers' most recognizable fan, and has been sporting his characteristic getup of electric blue wig (akin to a troll doll's hair) and blue-and-black cape as "Catman" since 1998.
After nearly a weeklong stay in Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem, Good wasn't sure he would make it to Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers. He was diagnosed with congestive heart failure.
But Sunday, the Catman rises.
Good said Saturday that he is indeed planning to keep his perfect attendance for home games since the Panthers began in 1995.
"Catman will be there," he said just before getting discharged from the hospital.
According to his website, Catman makes charity and entertainment appearances, and averages taking about 175 photos per game with other fans.
He has recently taken a hammer cut-out to games to show support for the popular Panthers tagline, "Keep pounding."
But with the Panthers approaching the most important game of the season yet, Good worried he would have to miss it. That fear was alleviated when his doctor allowed him to go home Saturday.
"I gotta get out of here so I can make me another hammer," he said as he was getting discharged. "The rain destroyed my last hammer, and I can't pound without a hammer, so I got a lot to do."
He said he would be spending his Saturday evening crafting it out of cardboard and duct tape.
Good, from Winston-Salem, said appearing at the stadium means more than just going to a game. "Catman represents a lot of people. A lot of people prayed for me, and a lot of people believe in me and what I can do."
Congestive heart failure is a condition that means the heart can't pump enough blood to meet the body's needs, according to the National Institutes of Health website.
Good hasn't had previous heart problems, he said, and he's feeling a lot better since last Monday. He has a doctor's appointment set up for Tuesday.
Good didn't blame the the Cardiac Cats' exciting games for his diagnosis, and he's not expecting to miss a game anytime soon: "They haven't cardiac-ed me yet."
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Dec. 22, 2014
Express Scripts, nation's largest prescription manager, will require all hepatitis patients to use AbbVie's new approved hepatitis C drug instead of two widely used expensive medicines from its rival Gilead Sciences after negotiating significant discount in price; had threatened to boycott Gilead's drugs because of their high prices. MORE
Dec. 20, 2014
AbbVie's new treatment for hepatitis C, regimen known as Viekira Pak, wins approval from Food and Drug Administration; drug will cost $83,919 for typical 12-week course of therapy, which is higher wholesale price than many hoped, and will probably not drive down costs of two competing drugs from Gilead Sciences. MORE
Dec. 18, 2014
Federal government charges Barry J Cadden and Glenn A Chin, New England Compounding Center executives, with 25 acts of second-degree murder in seven states; charges are in connection with production of tainted drugs that killed 64 people and sickened hundreds of others across United States with fungal meningitis in 2012; 14 people are charged in 131-count indictment, many of them pharmacists at now-closed company. MORE
Dec. 12, 2014
Federal Judge Robert W Sweet in Manhattan blocks attempt by Actavis to end sales of older type of its Alzheimer's disease drug Namenda and replace it with newer version with longer patent life; New York State Atty Gen Eric T Schneiderman had accused company of forcing patients to switch to new version to stop generic competition. MORE
Dec. 10, 2014
Small studies at prestigious medical centers suggest that ketamine, anesthetic widely abused as a club drug, can relieve depression in many people who are not helped by conventional antidepressants; some psychiatrists express alarm that clinics are springing up to offer ketamine treatments for depression; pharmaceutical companies are aiming to develop drugs that work like ketamine but without side effects. MORE
Dec. 9, 2014
Spate of news stories about so-called date-rape drugs has some researchers questioning why sexual predators, especially those who would otherwise have seemingly easy access to consensual sex, resort to drugging their victims. MORE
Dec. 7, 2014
Research published online by New England Journal of Medicine Researchers finds that drugs that free body's immune system to fight cancer, known as PD-1 inhibitors, have shown strong preliminary results in treating Hodgkin's lymphoma, shrinking tumors in well over half of patients who have exhausted many other treatment options. MORE
Dec. 4, 2014
Food and Drug Administration updates system of how drug companies must explain dangers of taking medicine during pregnancy and while breast-feeding; doctors say current system, developed in 1970s and using letters of alphabet to indicate levels of risk, is too vague. MORE
Dec. 3, 2014
Biotechnology company Biogen Idec is planning a late-stage trial of its experimental treatment for Alzheimer's disease after drug significantly improved cognition in a small early-stage study. MORE
Dec. 2, 2014
Silicon Valley security company FireEye reports group of cybercriminals have been hacking email of more than 100 organizations, most of them publicly traded health care or pharmaceutical companies; stolen information could give hackers market edge in pharmaceutical industry and could significantly affect stock prices; says hackers appear to be native English speakers who are fluent in Wall Street lingo. MORE
Dec. 2, 2014
Access to Medicine Index reports that, for fourth time, GlaxoSmithKline tops its list ranking pharmaceutical companies by how effectively they help the world's poor get needed medicines. MORE
Dec. 1, 2014
Police departments nationwide have begun carrying naloxone, medication that reverses effects of heroin or opioid painkiller overdose, but soaring prices are raising alarm about future of distribution programs. MORE
Nov. 26, 2014
Rafael Lopez pleads guilty for covering up and failing to report burglary in which he took part; is last of five men to plead guilty in 2010 prescription drug theft at Eli Lilly warehouse in Enfield, Conn. MORE
Nov. 25, 2014
State and federal lawmakers are searching for ways to help patients struggling to pay high cost of drugs; prices of common generic medicines have jumped 500 percent or more in past 18 months, and continue to soar. MORE
Nov. 24, 2014
Many private oncologists cannot afford to keep their practices and are joining medical centers or leaving medicine altogether, facing reduced insurance payments and rising drug costs; this trend is also fueling higher out-of-pocket costs for patients, as treatment costs, co-payments and bills to insurers are much higher at medical centers and hospitals. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Binyamin Appelbaum It's the Economy column remarks on way Disney movie Frozen shows the bewitching power of branding, noting company estimates that movie has brought in more than $1 billion in retail revenue in last year; says Disney's branding success flies in face of declining power of brands; highlights similarities between Disney's market and the pharmaceutical industry, where brands remain strong, driving up prices. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, announcing it will receive $3.3 billion from selling the royalties to new drugs for deadly lung disease, opens door to conflict of interest claims; not-for-profit dedicated to helping patients invested in biotech company 15 years ago and new-found money is result of that research; critics say CFF should not profit, but instead help reduce cost of drugs for patients. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
Three-year study published in The New England Journal of Medicine reveals that blood pressure drug found to block the effects of a gene mutation that causes Marfan syndrome, condition that leads to heart problems, is no more effective than standard treatment. MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
Most drug companies have continued to devote vast majority of their funding to target-based research, informed by genomics, despite fact that more traditional methods of drug discovery like trial-and-error have proved more productive; example of trial-and-error method yielding positive result is research that chemical engineer Todd Zion has done on developing better form of insulin, promise of which has led Merck to acquire Zion's company SmartCells. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Steadily rising number of American families face dilemma of whether to let children take multiple psychotropic drugs to temper their troublesome behavior; many experts worry that use of multiple psychotropics in youngsters has not been explored fully; there is also debate over whether database that lists patients' adverse drug reactions reliably monitors risks of psychotropic drug combinations. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Senior official in Indian state of Chhattisgarh says antibioitic pills contaminated with rat poison may have been cause of at least 15 deaths of women following sterilization surgery; police arrest officials at Mahawar Pharma, small company supplying medicines to state government. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
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Nov. 8, 2014
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"Snap! is a photo annotation app that looks simple yet useful." - TUAW.com
"... the app does what it says! If you've ever come across a need to annotate photos, or think you could use something like this, then grab Snap!" - Christine Chan, appadvice.com
"I like using Snap! because it is one of those apps that does a task efficiently and cleanly, and does it well. The simplicity of use is fantastic and once you start using it, you'll find that you can't help but annotate before you fire pics off to FaceBook or Twitter." - AppleBitch.com
"Brilliant tool! - This thing is seriously good - it has a simple interface but there is lots of power. ... Easy to use for casual use, but actually powerful enough for research and professional work!" - loblolly NZ user
Check out a video of Snap in action at http://snap.codecrop.com/
Snap is the easiest way to add notes to your photos! Just snap a photo, write as many notes as you want, move them around with your finger and it'll be saved with the notes overlaid on it.
And sharing on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr or email is just a touch away.
Other apps can do this but only Snap has a beautiful and intuitive interface that makes using it easy and fun.
Snap is so fast and easy to use that it can be used as a replacement for the iPhone built-in camera app and be used in a number of situations:
★ You're shopping for a new couch and taking a lot of pictures of your choices but later on you don't remember all the prices? Just write the prices on your picture. You can also write the dimensions, name of the store, name of the salesperson, anything!
★ Just moved to a new house and need to remember the size of your rooms so you can shop around? Just take a picture and write down all you want.
★ Want to remember how this great wine you're drinking tastes like and how much it costs? Snap a picture of the bottle and write it all down!
★ Want to document your kid's homework? Take a picture and write the date, grade, description and keep them forever!
★ Just met a few people and are afraid to forget their names? Take a group picture and label everyone.
★ Traveling? Write the names of all the places you've been so you don't forget when showing them to your friends.
★ Want to have some fun? Take pictures from your friends and family and add captions, subtitles and labels. Kids love to play with Snap's intuitive interface.
Other great features include:
✔ Color: Now you can change the text and box color as well as the font and size of the text.
✔ AirPrint: Print your annotated photos from your iPhone.
✔ Photo Library: You can write on ANY image of your iPhone's photo library, not only on the pictures you take with the app.
✔ Auto save: Don't worry about saving your pictures. Snap saves everything in the background so you can keep snapping and taking notes.
✔ Geotag: Your location is saved on your image file, just like on the iPhone built-in camera app (iOS 4.1 or greater only).
✔ Touch to focus: Touch on your screen to set the focus anywhere (iPhone 4, 3GS in iOS 4.0 or greater).
✔ Touch for exposure: Touch twice anywhere to set the light exposure (iPhone 4, 3GS in iOS 4.0 or greater).
✔ Flash: Control the flash on your iPhone 4 just like on the built-in camera app.
✔ Front Camera: With the iPhone 4, take pictures with the front camera just like on the built-in camera app.
✔ Picture quality: Choose from high quality or low quality pictures.
✔ Pinch and zoom: Add notes to specific areas with a different font size.
✔ Orientation: Portrait and landscape orientation when adding notes.
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New Year's Eve outfits are all about the sparkle, which makes this Dazzling Crystal Clutch the perfect accessory for your big night out. This DIY clutch is the perfect way to add a bit of glam and sparkle to your New Year's Eve Outfit. This tutorial will show you how to take a plain clutch and turn it into a fabulous fashion accessory in just a few simple steps. It's the perfect way to hold all your essentials on New Year's Eve. Be sure to ring in the New Year with fantastic bag.
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 12-13.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Jem assure Mary about himself in Chapter 9?
(a) That he has a small fortune saved.
(b) That he would kill Joss if he had to.
(c) That he has never stolen.
(d) That he has never killed anyone.
2. How does Mary react when she sees a ship in Chapter 11?
(a) She knocks the signal light over.
(b) She faints.
(c) She screams.
(d) She curses.
3. According to Joss, what is Mary to do one night a week?
(a) Work in the bar.
(b) Keep Patience company.
(c) Dine at a friends'.
(d) Stay in her bedroom.
4. What does Jem plan to do on Christmas Eve?
(a) Visit the cemetery.
(b) Sit at home alone.
(c) Take some ponies to Launceston.
(d) Help out a church.
5. Who does Mary follow across the moors in Chapter 6?
(a) Patience.
(b) An unknown figure.
(c) Jem.
(d) Joss.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mary discover about the guest rooms in Chapter 3?
2. Who does Mary have breakfast with in Chapter 3?
3. In Chapter 6, who comes to Jamaica Inn with Squire Basset?
4. In Chapter 4, what does Mary overhear a man in the bar say to Joss, after the other men have left?
5. In Chapter 5, why does Mary demand that a stranger leave the bar?
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"Quench not the Spirit" is one of the most disobeyed scriptures in the New Testament. So how do we quench the Spirit. Here are the Top Ten ways.
10) We teach people that God isn't speaking to human beings nowadays.
9) We freely indulge our desires to the point that our heart gets so hard that we no longer hear…Continue
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There are certain people who I am simply drawn to. I love reading their writings or hear them speak. These are people who have touched something of God that inspires me or draws me to Him. When I read their writings I realize they have something I want; an intimacy that I cry out for. I'm thinking of Jessie Penn-Lewis. She was a Welsh evangelical speaker and author in the early 1900's. I love her writings. Then there is Jim and Elisabeth Elliot. They are both exciting examples of Faith lived…Continue
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Do you want Grass with that bacon"?
Port Talbot
Mission 8
Story 8
The wind was blowing hard, the canvas snapped and strained as the rain beat down; I was half asleep listening to the howling wind when I heard a loud crack, the canvas went slack and began billowing wildly. I struggled out of my sleeping bag, 'Mark! Mark!' I yelled, 'one of the ropes has gone!' It was 3am, we returned half an hour later, soaked to the…Continue
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The Word of God is alive. Sometimes you can read a text you have read several times before, and suddenly it comes alive for you. That happens to me often. Recently I was reading the 7th chapter of Matthew and verses 7-8 caught my eyes:
"Keep on asking, and you will receive what you ask for. Keep on seeking, and you will find. Keep on knocking, and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks, receives. Everyone who seeks, finds. And to everyone who knocks,…Continue
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Jesus told his disciples, "If any man will come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross, and follow me" (Matthew 16:24). However, Jesus couldn't carry his cross and neither can you!
As Jesus carried his own cross to Golgotha, he became too weak and frail to carry it any more. When he had reached the end of his strength, his cross was laid on someone elses shoulder. The Bible doesn't tell us how far Jesus carried his cross but we do know Simon, the Cyrene, was forced to…Continue
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Ordering our Footsteps
Loosing sight of God Part 2
The normal trend in the world is to go with the crowd because we want to have a sense of belonging. In college I had two very good friends John and Mala James who were Christians. They are still very much…Continue
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The Stranger
A few years after I was born, my Dad met a stranger who was new to our small town. From the beginning, Dad was fascinated with this enchanting newcomer and soon invited him to live with our family. The stranger was quickly accepted and was around from then on.Continue
As I grew up, I never questioned his place in my family. In my young mind, he had a special niche. My parents were complementary instructors: Mom taught me good from evil, and…
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I have been going through Job again, and when I reached chapter 22-23, where Job described the "heritage of the oppressors" and showed the foolishness of anyone who set his heart on the things this world has to offer, he breaks out into a striking description of the trouble and pain that men expend as they search for earthly treasure. He then contrasts the wisdom that allows them to obtain the riches hidden in the earth with the value of "digging" for the wisdom that comes…Continue
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I walk and talk to Jesus and He stimulates my mind. It gets humorous at times.
This past week I laughed at two new words given to reprimand and inspire.
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The fictional character was created in the 1939 short story, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. He is a rather timid protagonist with an overactive fantasy life who is ineffectual in his earthly life. The story resonated with people then, as it does today. Who does not ask if there can be more to life than what one has, sees or experiences? Whether or not there is something beyond ourselves? The story's popularity led to the idea of the Walter Mitty Phenomenon, which refers to a…Continue
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A title like the one above shakes some people up. Whenever I simply use the word, "Obedience," people don't read the post, they just send our nasty emails. That is the wrong view of the word. Now, there are differing views regarding obedience. Some argue that with Grace, obedience is irrelevant; some see obedience as a linchpin of Salvation. Neither could be further from the Truth. Even our Lord said, "If you love me . . . you will obey me." I think the Psalmist had a good view of…Continue
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"I am amazed that you have so quickly transferred your allegiance from him who called you in the grace of Christ to another "Gospel"! Not, of course, that it is or ever could be another Gospel, but there are obviously men who are upsetting your faith with a…Continue
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Times of Prayer
I recently asked a young man if he had been to fellowship. His reply was no, he had not been to fellowship for the past two months. His reason was that it is so hot and the place that he fellowships at has no air conditioners. He went on further to say that he was not prepared to sit in the heat.
Initially I was angry at the young man because of his audacity and secondly for a making an excuse for his laziness. I calmed myself when I…Continue
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Kill Shakespeare: Mask of Night" #2
The Prodigals are caught between a mutiny and a cannibal in Conor McCreery, Anthony Del Col and Andy Belanger's "Kill Shakespeare: Mask of Night" #2.
|July 28th, 2014
Kill Shakespeare: The Mask of Night #1
After a trip to Prospero's Island leaves them ragged and dispirited, Hamlet, Juliet, Othello and Will find themselves on a new adventure in Conor McCreery, Anthony Del Col & Andy Belanger's "Kill Shakespeare: The Mask of Night" #1.
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Stacy's StoryThis is an excellent recipe to use with left over ham after the holidays. (Or for an anytime meal too)
10-12 medium
bag of frozen sliced carrots
2 medium
celery stalks, chopped
1/2 small
onion, diced
2 c
ham, chopped into bite size pieces
1 pkg
real bacon bits
1 can(s)
cream of chicken soup
1 stick
real butter
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1 pkg
cream cheese, 8 ounces
2 c
milk, 1% or 2%
chicken boullion cubes
black pepper, to taste
salt, to taste
Directions Step-By-Step
1Peel potatoes and cut into bite size pieces. Place in large pot and cover with water. Add carrots, diced onion and chopped celery. Bring to a boil and cook until vegetables are slightly softened.
2Mix together in a crock pot or slow cooker the cream of chicken soup, butter, cream cheese, milk and chicken boullion cubes. Turn crock pot or slow cooker to high or 250 degrees.
3After vegetables are slightly softened, discard half of water. Pour vegetables and remaining water into milk mixture in the crock pot or slow cooker. Add chopped ham and bacon bits. Season with salt and black pepper. Stir to combine.
4Cook on high or 250 degrees until potatoes are soft, then turn to low or 200 degrees. Cook for an hour to two hours. (The longer it simmers, the better it tastes). Enjoy!!
5Optional: Additional vegetables such as corn, peas, and green beans can be added to make this soup a creamy vegetable soup.
About this Recipe
Course/Dish: Potatoes, Cream Soups, Other Soups, Vegetable Soup
Main Ingredient: Potatoes
Regional Style: American
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
Straw's Kitchen GrandsBest - Apr 10, 2012
Oh I love creamy potato soups...this is a keeper for me.
Welcome to JAP Stacy...can hardly wait to see more from you.
Bet this one wins a blue ribbon on of these days.
Gail Springsteen gail0925 - Apr 8, 2013
I tried this recipe and say it's Family Tested & Approved!
Gail Springsteen gail0925 - Apr 8, 2013
I just made this. My hubby said, "Put this on Just A Pinch--you'll win a blue ribbon!" :) I informed him that I got it from there . . . it's amazing! We think the creamy taste of it is so buttery and good that we could make a fish chowder--just follow the recipe, only put fish in it instead of ham. It is wonderful! Thanks for sharing!


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Chris Messina, Anders Holm, Bill Hader
On last week's winter finale, The Mindy Project made our dreams come true when Mindy (Mindy Kaling) and Danny (finally!) kissed. While we wait until the comedy returns on April 1, we thought we'd look back and see how Danny stacks up to Mindy's past love interests.
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Even the most die-hard Mindy Kaling fans had to acknowledge that The Mindy Project's first season had some flaws. And unfortunately, right when the show seemed to be finding its groove, the season was over. Now, The Mindy Project is back for Season 2 and poised to be the great comedy we always wanted it to be.
The first season of the The Mindy Project suffered from a severe lack of focus. Torn between being a workplace comedy and a meta rom-com, The Mindy Project was a little all over the place. Certain episodes featured so many disjointed story lines that it felt stitched together like a comedy Frankenstein. But even amid the confusion, the show always had enough great jokes — delivered by some of Hollywood's hottest actors — to keep me watching.
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Will they or won't they? It's a question as old as TV and yet, one that never seems to get old. However, after The Mindy Project's first season finale on Tuesday, the question has quickly turned to: Should they or shouldn't they? After Mindy (Mindy Kaling) reneged on her decision to go to Haiti with...
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The cast changes at The Mindy Project continue.
Recurring star Ike Barinholtz — who plays Morgan and also writes for the freshman Fox sitcom — has been promoted to a series regular, star, creator and executive producer Mindy Kaling revealed at Fox's winter TV previews Tuesday.
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I am asking for prayers for both my Aunt Lise who was my Godmother. She just lost her daughter ( my cousin Manon) in July 2011 to cancer. Manon and I were the same age, so my Aunt got very depressed after my cousin died. There is still an autopsie report being done. I pray that my Aunt did not take her own life and that she died of natural causes. And most important that she is resting in the arms of Jesus with all the angels and saints.
Please pray also for my cousin Dany, her other daughter. She has to make all the funeral arrangements and will get all the reports. She lost her father tragically ( he died while riding his bicycle cross country ) in 1993 .
Thank you Jesus for your gift of eternal life. We pray for all the souls that have died and that they experience eternity with you.
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Thank you Lauren, Beverly, Peris, Vivian, Angela, Andrea, Ray, Brian and everyone .... So many prayers from around the world.. I am comforted by all of you and can be sure God hears each and everyone of you. Thank you... I pray my cousin Dany, My Aunt's daughter, feels this comfort as well..
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Yes my Aunt and Godmother's funeral will be tomorrow.. Praying for my cousin who is the only surviving daugther and is younger than me..
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Realtor Charged In Investment Fraud
A federal Grand Jury has indicted a Union Township realtor accusing her of swindling investors of $15 million by operating a Ponzi Scheme.
Brenda Ashcraft faces charges of securities and wire fraud. Ashcraft owned a company called French Manor Properties. The U.S. Attorney's Office said Ashcraft told investors they would receive a return of 40% on their investments through a Real Estate Investment Trust. Instead, Ashcraft used investors' money to fund a lavish lifestyle including trips to Mexico, a membership to Terrace Park County Club and Diamond Club seats at Great American Ball Park.
"I hope she does time in jail for this," said John Gilbert, an investor who said he was taken for $535,000. He added, "She came across as a model citizen, married with three children, living in a nice subdivision, a member of the country club."
Gilbert said an investment advisor recommended Ashcraft to him in 2011. He invested some money and received a return. But, in 2012, the checks Ashcraft wrote to Gilbert started to bounce.
"It ended up that it was very difficult to collect. It was several hundreds of thousands of dollars," Gilbert said.
Gilbert said he found out last year the FBI was investigating Ashcraft and that his money might be gone.
"I was devastated. Money I had planned for, my kids' college education, savings I was using to run my business, this woman had basically conned out of me. "
Gilbert said Ashcraft wouldn't allow investors to have contact with one another and became hostile if he or others questioned her about their money. He played a voicemail from December 2012 in which Ashcraft chastised him for asking about his investment.
"As far as the bonus goes, yes, I am giving you that. You kind of seem unappreciative. Nobody else is asking for that, nobody else is expecting it," Ashcraft said.
Gilbert said Ashcraft also used investors' money to fund a company she owns that makes clothing for dogs. He's concerned she's hidden investors' money.
"Come to find out she was making monthly trips to Mexico. And, I'm concerned the money is in Mexico. I'm concerned we won't recover any of our funds," Gilbert said. The single father of three added, "I'm hoping that she works with the FBI and comes clean and tells the FBI, rather than paying tax payer dollars for a year and half, to find out what happened."
It's not clear whether others may be under investigation for helping Ashcraft secure investors.
If convicted, she faces 50 years in prison and more than $5 million in fines.


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BOSTON and DENVER, Oct. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Wyless, the leading global M2M Managed Services Provider announced today network support for a global deployment of connectivity solutions on Intel Platforms running Microsoft's Windows Embedded Standard 7. Arrow Electronics will be showcasing the Microsoft enable Intelligent Platform at their 10 city Vision Series Seminar event which commenced in Seattle on October 4 th.
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Photo Release -- Rurban Director Thomas A. Buis To Retire After 23 Years Of Service; Rurban Welcomes Gary M. Cates As New Director
DEFIANCE, Ohio, Feb. 21, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rurban Financial Corp. (Nasdaq:RBNF), ("Rurban" or the "Company"), a diversified financial services company providing full-service community banking, wealth management and item processing services, announced today that Thomas A. Buis gave notice of his intention to retire as director effective February 20, 2013. Mr. Buis has been a director of Rurban since 2001 and also served on the board of Rurban's subsidiary banks from 1990 to the present. He has retired from both the Rurban and The State Bank and Trust Company ("State Bank") boards. Upon the recommendation of the Governance and Nominating Committee at its February 20 th meeting, Rurban also announced that Gary M. Cates was elected to serve as a director on the boards of Rurban and State Bank for the remainder of Mr. Buis' term, which expires in 2015.
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Mark A. Klein, President and CEO of Rurban Financial Corp. and State Bank, stated, "Tom Buis has served us well during his twenty-three year tenure with the Rurban family. His counsel will be missed by us all."We are fortunate that Gary Cates will be joining both of our boards to serve out the remainder of Tom's term. Gary brings to Rurban over 30 years' experience as a senior-level executive, with a strong background in strategic planning, business development, human resources and communications. These areas of expertise, combined with Gary's exceptional leadership skills, are welcome additions to our board. I am confident that Gary will be an asset to Rurban and our board of directors. Speaking on behalf of the entire board, we welcome him to our organization."
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This is not a quilt or a blanket. It's two pieces of fabric sewn together. I was very disappointed and returned it. Overstocks return policy is great though.
The colors are very vibrant and nice out of package and it is very cute for a boy's room. However; the fabric is super stiff and with the first wash (even on gentle cycle, cold with woolite) the colors fade quite a bit and it looks at least 2 years old. So, for that reason I probably would not rec it.
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All Star Cali Collection 5-piece Quilt Set has just the right colors for a boy and it is nice and soft
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I washed the pillows before use. Each of the pillows tore or split open. The fabric is poor quality.
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The Origin of the Species
Description: Six friends in their mid- to late twenties are forced to deal with the sticky business of adulthood in this independent comedy drama. For close to ten years, Paul (Elon Gold) has organized a weekend getaway for his college friends every summer at his folks' cottage in upstate New York. This year, the number of attendees has dwindled to six, which disappoints Paul, as he prefers to look back on his past rather than deal with his present. Paul and his wife, Julia (Amanda Peet), have been trying to have a child, but she has been mixed feelings about the notion of parenthood, which are aggravated when she learns she is indeed pregnant. Stan (Jonathan LaPaglia) is still reeling from a recent bout with testicular cancer, as well as a bad breakup with his girlfriend Kate (Sybil Temchen). As it happens, Kate's pal Laura (Jean Louisa Kelly) is attracted to Stan, but between his weakened physical state and his mixed feelings about his breakup, he's not sure if he should proceed. And ladies' man Fisher (Michael Kelly), disappointed by the dearth of single woman, decides to act on his feelings for Julia; while Julia is flattered, she's not sure if Fisher is worth throwing away her marriage. Origin of the Species was the first feature film from director Andres Heinz, and was adapted from the play of the same name by Robert Weston Ackerman.~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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