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I have a clunking noise in the front of my Mercury Sable 02 and I replaced the struts and the upper baring mounts but i still have the noise that sounds like its coming from the front of the car....anyone know what might be causing it?
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kjhansen Posts: 11I have a similar clunking noise on my '99 Sable with only 45K miles. It only makes the noise when going over small bumps like lane markers and when going straight. Speed bumps don't make it happen. It's not noticible at high speeds.
My shop told me it is the lower ball joints. I don't believe him because I put the hole front end on jack stands, got a crow bar and pried on all suspension connections looking for something lose and found nothing.
My car also has the skwealing noise when the wheels are turned all the way either way. It is some problem with the power steering valving or pump. It has been doing that for ~10k miles but still steers OK. I had the power steering fluid and filter changed but it didn't help.
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For as long as I can remember, I admire people who can finish a meal without having something resembling dessert at the end, because try as I might, I can't do it. I am a slave to sweet things, and a world without them isn't something I can imagine (or that I would enjoy). Of course unless I want to buy a bigger wardrobe every few months, I have to be fairly selective about my sweet treats which I why the 100 calorie Glenny's Blondie immediately caught my eye. Glenny's Lightly Salted Soy Crisps, MultiGrain Cinnamon and Sugar Pastry Crisps
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I keep getting an error message on CS5 that says I can't use the move tool because the target channel is hidden. Don't know what this is nor have I ever had this problem. Any ideas out there?
Are you using channels Anna? That's quite an advanced move, I barely use channels. I'm wondering if you have your channels palette open instead of say layers or something and you're accidentally accessing channels by mistake. If you are using channels, turn them all on the lefthand side - the eyeball icon. Short of that, I'd just do a restart.
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Oral History Program Delpha Greaves Allen Interviewed by Marci Farr 22 July 2008 Oral History Program Weber State University Stewart Library Ogden, Utah Delpha Greaves Allen Interviewed by Marci Farr 22 July 2008 Copyright © 2009 by Weber State University, Stewart Library Mission Statement The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories intended for the widest possible use. Interviews are conducted with the goal of eliciting from each participant a full and accurate account of events. The interviews are transcribed, edited for accuracy and clarity, and reviewed by the interviewees (as available), who are encouraged to augment or correct their spoken words. The reviewed and corrected transcripts are indexed, printed, and bound with photographs and illustrative materials as available. Archival copies are placed in Special Collections. The Stewart Library also houses the original recording so researchers can gain a sense of the interviewee's voice and intonations. Project Description The Dee School of Nursing was founded in 1910 to provide training for nurses who would staff the new Dee Memorial Hospital. The first class of eight nurses graduated from the school in 1913 and the school continued to operate until 1955, with a total of more than 700 graduates. A new nursing school and home located just east of the hospital was completed in 1917 and all nursing students were required to live in the home during their training. This oral history project was created to capture the memories of the school's alumni before their stories disappear in the same way the Dee Hospital has disappeared. The oral interviews focus on how the women became involved with the school, their experiences going through training, and how they used the training. ____________________________________ Oral history is a method of collecting historical information through recorded interviews between a narrator with firsthand knowledge of historically significant events and a well-informed interviewer, with the goal of preserving substantive additions to the historical record. Because it is primary material, oral history is not intended to present the final, verified, or complete narrative of events. It is a spoken account. It reflects personal opinion offered by the interviewee in response to questioning, and as such it is partisan, deeply involved, and irreplaceable. ____________________________________ Rights Management Special Collections All literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to the Stewart Library of Weber State University. No part of the manuscript may be published without the written permission of the University Librarian. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed to the Administration Office, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 84408. The request should include identification of the specific item and identification of the user. It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows: Delpha Greaves Allen, an oral history by Marci Farr, 22 July 2008, WSU Stewart Library Oral History Program, Special Collections, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, UT. iii Delpha Greaves Allen Cadet Nurse's Uniform 1947 Graduation Photo Class of 1948 Delpha Greaves Allen September 16, 2009 1 Abstract: This is an oral history interview with Delpha Greaves Allen. It was conducted July 22, 2008 and concerns her recollections and experiences with the Dee School of Nursing. The interviewer is Marci Farr, and Linda Thurgood was also present. MF: This is Marci Farr. We are interviewing Delpha Greaves Allen. It is July 22, 2008. We are interviewing her at her home in Washington Terrace. She graduated in 1948. Delpha could you tell us about your early life; where you were born and where you grew up? DA: I grew up in Grace, Idaho, in a small town. I loved it there. I had a really nice childhood. I worked in my dad's grocery store. I graduated from the Grace High School and from seminary in 1945. MF: When you were in high school did you decide you wanted to become a nurse? DA: Not until maybe the last year and I started taking some of the sciences, some chemistry and a few things like that. There were a couple of my friends that wanted to go into it. We thought we would go into the LDS program in Salt Lake. When we wrote, they wrote back and said the class was all filled, that particular one in June but we could maybe put our application in in six months. I thought if I didn't leave Grace in six months I was going to be stuck here forever. I was working in my dad's store and help was hard to get because the war was on. My two friends and I decided to put our applications in at the Dee Memorial Hospital in Ogden. We got in right away. 2 MF: You just had to turn in your application right? DA: We graduated in May and got accepted in the June class. MF: That is great. Was this your first time away from home when you went to nurses training? DA: No, I had taken a trip to San Francisco. MF: Oh that is good. When you got there what were your first impressions? DA: The hospital looked really big to me when I first saw it. It was older, you know, it was an older hospital but it did look a little bit large. The nursing home that we were assigned to looked nice. MF: You had a housemother? DA: We had a housemother. MF: What was her name? DA: One was Mrs. Woods and the other was Mrs. Warner. MF: Okay. You had a roommate right? DA: I had a roommate. In my class…we started with forty in our class. They came from all over. They came from Minnesota, Illinois, Arizona, Wyoming, Nevada, and Idaho… We started, like I said, with forty but when we graduated we only had fourteen. MF: Fourteen? Wow, that was a big drop. DA: Yes. MF: You could not be married right? DA: You could not be married. If you were married, you were out of the program. 3 MF: So they just let you go? DA: Immediately, yes. MF: What were some of the classes or courses that you took while you were at the hospital and at Weber College? DA: We had Microbiology, Anatomy, of course Chemistry, several nursing classes, and Sociology, plus Anatomy and Physiology. MF: Were your instructors some nurses and the doctors from the hospital, correct? DA: Some of them were nurses and some of them were doctors. We had instructors that would come from the University of Utah. MF: Some nurses said they went on and got credit toward their bachelors from the U. DA: From the University of Utah, yes. The instructors came from there to us. We did not have to go down there. Did you know about the cadet nursing corps? MF: Tell me about the program. DA: They were short of nurses during the war so the government set up the cadet nurse's core. If you joined they paid for everything. The only thing you had to do after you graduated was stay active in nursing. That meant active in a hospital not in a doctors' office or industrial or anything. You had to be in a hospital. MF: Did you do that? DA: Yes I did. MF: Did you stay at the Dee or did you work somewhere else? DA: At the Dee. We entered in June and the war ended in August. They called us all together and wanted to know how many would be able to complete the program 4 if the government did not help and there were so many that said they would not be able to finish the program. So the government decided to finish paying for those who were in the corps; but that was the end of the cadet nurse's corps. MF: Tell us about some of your classmates. You had a roommate, correct? DA: I had about four or five of them. My first classmate got married. She was from Idaho and she was in love when she came. She got married and left. I had another one and then we changed around a little. I had one that did get married and kind of sneaked in and out. She was not supposed to but she did. MF: You had a nightly curfew right? DA: Yes, we had a ten o'clock curfew. MF: You could not be out, no questions asked. DA: No questions. You had to be in at ten every night. MF: What was a typical day like at the hospital when you were on duty? What was your shift like if you were in the morning? DA: We started out just taking care of patients doing bed baths and simple things like that the first year. The second year you got to do more medications and more… MF: As a student nurse did you have to sharpen your needles and recycle everything you used? DA: We recycled. I don't remember sharpening needles. We recycled a lot of the syringes and a lot of the needles. MF: When you were doing your sheets you couldn't let them touch you at all? 5 DA: No, you never, nothing touched you, you had to learn how to fold the sheets without coming close to you. MF: What was P.M. care? DA: The patients all got their backs rubbed, their beds all straightened, fresh water, and you gave them their sleeping medication. MF: What did you do if you had a night off or had a weekend pass? DA: We went out with our boyfriends. Eventually my parents moved down here. That made it nice for me because I could go home and stay on the weekends. I would invite all my friends, they could come and stay. I had three and four sometimes on the weekends at my house. We went to a lot of movies, dances at White City Ballroom. That is the main thing I think. MF: That is good. Were you required attend church on Sunday if you were not working? DA: They had the church service down there. We were obligated to go to that every Sunday, it didn't matter what religion you were, you still went. MF: Do you remember if there were any traditions associated with the Dee Hospital? Was there anything that you remember during the holidays? DA: No I do not remember. MF: Tell us about your capping and pinning ceremony, when that took place. DA: You got your capping the first year and the one stripe on your cap. It was kind of like a candlelight service. It was exciting to get that cap. Second year you got the second stripe and the third year you got the third stripe. When you graduated 6 you got the stripe around the cap. All the patients could tell whether you were a junior or a senior. The stripes gave you more permission to do things. MF: Do you remember where the ceremony took place? DA: It took place in the nurses' home. MF: Tell us about graduation, when that happened. You mentioned you graduated in 1948? DA: There were fourteen of us. We walked from the Dee Hospital for the traditional walk from 24th street down to Weber College with our capes on. I do not know if that building is still there or not. We each received a large bouquet of roses. They had a ceremony and my whole family was there. I think I had about ten or fifteen people there. I was given a lot of presents. MF: While you were in training did you receive any pay? DA: I think the government paid us a little bit. MF: Do you remember your rate of pay at all? DA: No I do not. MF: Do you remember any of the Dee family? DA: I remember Elizabeth Dee. She was made an honorary member of the Dee Alumni Association. MF: She was wonderful. DA: Yes she was. 7 MF: That was her thing. It is interesting, as we've learned more about the Dee family members how they were involved with different parts of the hospital. Elizabeth was involved with volunteering and the nursing aspect of the hospital. DA: She is a very gracious lady. MF: Very wonderful lady, Weber State would not function without her. After graduation you mentioned you stayed at the Dee Hospital correct? DA: I did. MF: Did you stay there until you retired? DA: For the most part. I left for a little while and went to work in Tracy, California but most of it was at the Dee. MF: When did you retire? DA: 1986. MF: Do you have any other memories that you would like to share with us of the hospital, any things you remember about anything from your time at the Dee? DA: There are so many, like what? MF: Anything you would like to share with us. DA: Well one thing, we lived in the nursing home everybody was really close with one another. When you were on duty you worked really close together. You never went off duty without helping your co-worker there that was on the unit. Let's say she got behind or could not do it all; you were always there to help. You always worked together. I think you worked together more closely. I had a lot of good experiences at the Dee, during nurse's training. 8 MF: How do you think nursing has changed over the years from when you were just getting out of nurse's training to when you retired? There is quite a change don't you think? DA: With all the electronics, yes that is one of the major things that has changed. The two year program changed because we were in the hospital so much more than they were. It was still a good program. MF: It was and I think during the war everybody said that there was a shortage of doctors so you nurses pretty much ran the hospital. You had to take care of pretty much everything. DA: We did. MF: Linda did you have anything you wanted to ask your mom? LT: Tell us about some of your friends you went through the program with. Who was the best friend that came with you? DA: Karol McClellan, Maxine Johnson, Carrie Madsen, Pat Bundy, Betty Jean VanDyke, Mildred Salisbury, and Doreen Mordaunt. There was only fourteen out of forty. LT: How many of those are still around? DA: There is just Mildred, Doreen, Me, Orpha, and Yoshiko, she is in Washington. I would say maybe five or six. MF: Are you coming to the luncheon in September? DA: Yes. 9 MF: We have been invited to come and are very excited. We are hoping that the nurses who haven't seen the article; we will be able to talk to them and let them know what we are doing. DA: I do not miss many of those. I go to all of them. MF: I am so glad. That will be wonderful. I think that is the last of the few little questions I had. Is there anything else you wanted to add? LT: What about when you moved into the new hospital? DA: That was a big move. Eventually I became a head nurse on the surgical unit, the very unit that I did not want to go to. They asked us when we graduated, "What unit would you like to work on?" and I said, "Any but the third surgical." because we had a nurse that was rather difficult. I did not want to work under her at all. That is right where they put me was on that unit. Eventually I became head nurse on that unit. MF: What was your favorite unit to work in? DA: I liked surgical and orthopedics. When we moved from the Dee Hospital to the new McKay Dee that was a big undertaking. You had to plan, move the patients and have the care at the old Dee and then care as you moved the patients over to McKay Dee. It was a big, big job. The hospital was all new, everything new. MF: And of course everything is not in the same place. DA: Oh no, totally different. LT: She stressed about that a lot. DA: I did. I stressed because I thought I'll never find my way. 10 LT: She did. She was worried about getting lost. I remember my dad saying everybody is in the same boat. Nobody knows where to go. MF: Exactly. Nobody knows. DA: Yes. MF: You retired in 1986 and were the head nurse on that floor? DA: On orthopedics. MF: Did you love that? Being able to do the nursing for your professional life? DA: I did. 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Verses 1-8 The sacred anointing, then used, pointed at the great Messiah, or Anointed One, the King of the church, and High Priest of our profession, who was anointed with the oil of the Spirit, not by measure, but without measure, and above all the priests and princes of the Jewish church. For Saul's further satisfaction, Samuel gives him some signs which should come to pass the same day. The first place he directs him to, was the sepulchre of one of his ancestors; there he must be reminded of his own mortality, and now that he had a crown before him, must think of his grave, in which all his honour would be laid in the dust. From the time of Samuel there appears to have been schools, or places where pious young men were brought up in the knowledge of Divine things. Saul should find himself strongly moved to join with them, and should be turned into another man from what he had been. The Spirit of God changes men, wonderfully transforms them. Saul, by praising God in the communion of saints, became another man, but it may be questioned if he became a new man.
Verses 9-16 The signs Samuel had given Saul, came to pass punctually; he found that God had given him another heart, another disposition of mind. Yet let not an outward show of devotion, and a sudden change for the present, be too much relied on; Saul among the prophets was Saul still. His being anointed was kept private. He leaves it to God to carry on his own work by Samuel, and sits still, to see how the matter will fall.
Verses 17-27 Samuel tells the people, Ye have this day rejected your God. So little fond was Saul now of that power, which soon after, when he possessed it, he could not think of parting with, that he hid himself. It is good to be conscious of our unworthiness and insufficiency for the services to which we are called; but men should not go into the contrary extreme, by refusing the employments to which the Lord and the church call them. The greater part of the people treated the matter with indifference. Saul modestly went home to his own house, but was attended by a band of men whose hearts God disposed to support his authority. If the heart bend at any time the right way, it is because He has touched it. One touch is enough when it is Divine. Others despised him. Thus differently are men affected to our exalted Redeemer. There is a remnant who submit to him, and follow him wherever he goes; they are those whose hearts God has touched, whom he has made willing. But there are others who despise him, who ask, How shall this man save us? They are offended in him, and they will be punished.
1 Samuel 10:1-27 . SAMUEL ANOINTS SAUL, AND CONFIRMS HIM BY THE PREDICTION OF THREE SIGNS.
1. Then Samuel took a vial of oil--This was the ancient ( Judges 9:8 ) ceremony of investiture with the royal office among the Hebrews and other Eastern nations. But there were two unctions to the kingly office; the one in private, by a prophet ( 1 Samuel 16:13 ), which was meant to be only a prophetic intimation of the person attaining that high dignity--the more public and formal inauguration ( 2 Samuel 2:4 , 5:3 ) was performed by the high priest, and perhaps with the holy oil, but that is not certain. The first of a dynasty was thus anointed, but not his heirs, unless the succession was disputed ( 1 Kings 1:39 , 2 Kings 11:12 , 23:30 , 2 Chronicles 23:11 ).
kissed him--This salutation, as explained by the words that accompanied it, was an act of respectful homage, a token of congratulation to the new king ( Psalms 2:12 ).
2. When thou art departed from me to-day--The design of these specific predictions of what should be met with on the way, and the number and minuteness of which would arrest attention, was to confirm Saul's reliance on the prophetic character of Samuel, and lead him to give full credence to what had been revealed to him as the word of God.
Rachel's sepulchre--near Beth-lehem
Zelzah--or Zelah, now Bet-jalah, in the neighborhood of that town.
3. the plain--or, "the oak of Tabor," not the celebrated mount, for that was far distant.
three men going up to God to Beth-el--apparently to offer sacrifices there at a time when the ark and the tabernacle were not in a settled abode, and God had not yet declared the permanent place which He should choose. The kids were for sacrifice, the loaves for the offering, and the wine for the libations.
5. the hill of God--probably Geba ( 1 Samuel 13:3 ), so called from a school of the prophets being established there. The company of prophets were, doubtless, the pupils at this seminary, which had probably been instituted by Samuel, and in which the chief branches of education taught were a knowledge of the law, and of psalmody with instrumental music, which is called "prophesying" (here and in 1 Chronicles 25:1 1 Chronicles 25:7 ).
6. the Spirit of the Lord will come upon thee--literally, "rush upon thee," suddenly endowing thee with a capacity and act in a manner far superior to thy previous character and habits; and instead of the simplicity, ignorance, and sheepishness of a peasant, thou wilt display an energy, wisdom, and magnanimity worthy of a prince.
8. thou shalt go down before me to Gilgal--This, according to JOSEPHUS, was to be a standing rule for the observance of Saul while the prophet and he lived; that in every great crisis, such as a hostile incursion on the country, he should repair to Gilgal, where he was to remain seven days, to afford time for the tribes on both sides Jordan to assemble, and Samuel to reach it.
9-11. when he had turned his back to go from Samuel, God gave him another heart--Influenced by the words of Samuel, as well as by the accomplishment of these signs, Saul's reluctance to undertake the onerous office was overcome. The fulfilment of the two first signs [ 1 Samuel 10:7 1 Samuel 10:8 ] is passed over, but the third is specially described. The spectacle of a man, though more fit to look after his father's cattle than to take part in the sacred exercises of the young prophets--a man without any previous instruction, or any known taste, entering with ardor into the spirit, and skilfully accompanying the melodies of the sacred band, was so extraordinary a phenomenon, that it gave rise to the proverb, "Is Saul also among the prophets?" (see 1 Samuel 19:24 ). The prophetic spirit had come upon him; and to Saul it was as personal and experimental an evidence of the truth of God's word that had been spoken to him, as converts to Christianity have in themselves from the sanctifying power of the Gospel.
12. But who is their father?--The Septuagint reads, "Who is his father?" referring to Saul the son of Kish.
17-25. Samuel called the people together . . . at Mizpeh--a shaft-like hill near Hebron, five hundred feet in height. The national assemblies of the Israelites were held there. A day having been appointed for the election of a king, Samuel, after having charged the people with a rejection of God's institution and a superseding of it by one of their own, proceeded to the nomination of the new monarch. As it was of the utmost importance that the appointment should be under the divine direction and control, the determination was made by the miraculous lot, tribes, families, and individuals being successively passed until Saul was found. His concealment of himself must have been the result either of innate modesty, or a sudden nervous excitement under the circumstances. When dragged into view, he was seen to possess all those corporeal advantages which a rude people desiderate in their sovereigns; and the exhibition of which gained for the prince the favorable opinion of Samuel also. In the midst of the national enthusiasm, however, the prophet's deep piety and genuine patriotism took care to explain "the manner of the kingdom," that is, the royal rights and privileges, together with the limitations to which they were to be subjected; and in order that the constitution might be ratified with all due solemnity, the charter of this constitutional monarchy was recorded and laid up "before the Lord," that is, deposited in the custody of the priests, along with the most sacred archives of the nation.
26. And Saul also went home to Gibeah--near Geba. This was his place of residence (see Judges 20:20 ), about five miles north of Jerusalem.
there went . . . a band of men, whose hearts God had touched--who feared God and regarded allegiance to their king as a conscientious duty. They are opposed to "the children of Belial."
27. the children of Belial said, How shall this man save us? And they despised him, and brought him no presents--In Eastern countries, the honor of the sovereign and the splendor of the royal household are upheld, not by a fixed rate of taxation, but by presents brought at certain seasons by officials, and men of wealth, from all parts of the kingdom, according to the means of the individual, and of a customary registered value. Such was the tribute which Saul's opponents withheld, and for want of which he was unable to set up a kingly establishment for a while. But "biding his time," he bore the insult with a prudence and magnanimity which were of great use in the beginning of his government.


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Sandi Jackson assured her faithful supporters that she was still large and in charge as she signed off as the 7th Ward alderman Tuesday night.
It was almost symbolic that Jackson, who commuted from Washington, D.C., to represent the South Side ward, said goodbye by telephone.
Media were barred from the gathering, but the alderman's remarks were recorded by someone in the room with a cellphone who turned it over to the Chicago Sun-Times.
Although Mayor Rahm Emanuel has promised that his first aldermanic appointment would be based on a transparent community process, Jackson all but declared her chief of staff, Keiana Barrett, as her successor.
"From an insider's point of view, Mayor Rahm may say he wants to have interviews. The people he will interview will be the people I am suggesting," Jackson told the gathering made up mostly of precinct workers. "They are interviewing people in the community, but they do that to calm people down. People want to have their input. But for the most part, they turn that matter over to the alderman."
On Tuesday, Sun-Times columnist Michael Sneed reported that Barrett was under consideration as Jackson's replacement until it was discovered that she doesn't live in the ward.
Jackson told supporters that Barrett would be appointed after the residency issue is resolved.
"We are going to be able to move forward according to state law," Jackson said.
One mayoral source laughed when I shared Jackson's comments about selecting her successor.
"As the mayor outlined yesterday, there will be a comprehensive process to identify a replacement to serve Chicago's 7th Ward," said Tarrah Cooper, the mayor's press secretary, in an email.
"He is seeking a candidate with a strong record of community engagement and involvement throughout the ward. Starting next week, any eligible resident of the 7th Ward will be able to submit their credentials for consideration to be alderman," Cooper wrote. "Additionally, the Mayor will appoint a community-based commission to review the applications and submit three finalists for him. Our expectation is that the new alderman is sworn in by mid-February so the residents of the 7th Ward will be represented in City Council for the next meeting."
But Jackson, whose name has been linked to federal investigations into her husband's campaign fund, indicated that Barrett is virtually a shoe-in.
"She understands how that aldermanic office works. She understands how the campaigning apparatus works . . . She already has an existing relationship with the mayor and the mayor's staff," Jackson told the group.
Jackson also noted that all of the furnishings for her ward office at 71st and Exchange were bought with campaign dollars.
"That means the city does not own any of the furniture that you are currently sitting on, any of the furniture that is in the campaign office, any of the furniture that is in the aldermanic office. I bought every item personally, and if the mayor upholds my wishes, everything in that office will stay the same. Keiana will inherit everything," Jackson said.
Jackson could not be reached for comment.
But in an interview Wednesday, Barrett said she could not recall exactly what Jackson said about the looming aldermanic appointment.
"I don't recall any of that. I am interested in learning what the mayor's appointment process will consist of. That is where my focus is now, and ensuring there is continuity in the ward," she said.
"There was a question proposed about residency in general and what is required, but there was no clarity about how appointments work."
However, Jackson specifically told the group that the mayor's people were investigating "case law" as to whether or not the mayor could appoint someone living outside the ward, and that person could move into the ward later.
If Barrett decides not to step up, Jackson told the group she also had recommended the Rev. Scott Onque, pastor of St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church at 7262 S. Coles, as a replacement.
"It is important that everything stays the same. We have to have the same continuity, the same flow. Should the mayor go against my wishes and decide to appoint somebody I do not agree with . . . " said Jackson, specifically naming past opponent Darcel Beavers, "I will not share those resources and I will find somebody to run against that person. I will disband that office before I let another Beavers supporter come back and take it over."
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Cascadian Farm Organic Dark Chocolate Almond Granola was on sale at $3.00 for a 13.25 ounce box, and since the combination of dark chocolate and granola sounded really interesting, I decided to try it. Cascadian Farms says, "indulge your taste buds throughout the day with the delicious blend of organic whole grain oats, dark chocolate and almonds", and I was happy to comply.
I opened up my granola when I got home and poured a small bowl just to check out the ingredients first. I must say that I was disappointed by the amount of chocolate I saw - there was hardly any! The front of the box shows the granola to be studded with chocolate, but I really had to hunt for it to find that chocolate in my own bowl. I guess that might help the nutritionals, but it was sad for me given my affinity for dark chocolate.
Nevertheless, I dug in with my spoon sans milk at first. This granola was crunchy and wholesome, and surprisingly a tad on the sweet side - especially for a granola. The almonds were great, and the dark chocolate was tasty where I could find it. After a few spoonfuls of just the pure granola, I added milk and found that it was good that way too.
Each 3/4 cup serving of Cascadian Farm Organic Dark Chocolate Almond Granola provides 210 calories, 7%of the daily value for total fat, 4 grams of fiber, 14 grams of sugar and 4 grams of protein.
The calorie count is actually similar to most other granolas, but more than for a lot of 'regular' cereals. The ingredients list has a litany of organic whole grains. I love eating granola with yogurt and that might be the way I use this cereal in the future. I don't think I have met a Cascadian Farm Cereal that I haven't liked ... yet!


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What if Lilith was first a fairy who was turned into a vampire. Essentially, she "lost her light" and turned into a vampire as she was no longer a fairy without the juice. This would explain why they would high off her blood and why Claude tried so hard to convince Sookie to hold on to whatever power she had left. It might also explain how Lilith is appearing as she is when they drank the blood. As Godric said, he evolved when he died or hell, he probably figured it out before he died.