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Why Miami? Interactive Map Abortion Recovery Volunteer Now! Contact Us
Answering the call to defend innocent life and to help women in pregnancy distress has led a number of national pro-life leaders to consider the overwhelming need of Miami, Florida. Miami has nearly 37 abortion facilities selling young women death as the only answer to their difficult circumstances. For this reason Heartbeat International is launching a special project, Heartbeat of Miami.
We believe God has many people and churches in and around the city that would gladly help a mother overcome her difficult circumstances in a life-affirming way. The great need then is to develop a life-support network of ultrasound-equipped pregnancy centers strategically located in high abortion-marketed neighborhoods, staffed and supported by the Greater Miami Christian community. We seek to do this as a death-defying, life-saving, neighbor-loving, God-glorifying response to the agony and violence of abortion. Starting multiple centers at once has never been done before.
Introducing Rev. John Ensor
Fourteen years ago, while pastoring a church in Boston, MA, I joined others in the effort to develop a pregnancy help center in the inner-city of Boston. We called it A Woman's Concern (visit the outreach site at www.awomansconcern.org and the partners site at www.awomansconcern.org/partners). The broad Christian community of mostly concerned Catholics and Evangelicals labored hard, gave generously, and prayed steadfastly. Today this ministry is a network of six ultrasound-equipped pregnancy centers in the Greater Boston area. They are staffed by well-trained nurses, counselors and volunteers, and supported by the local Christian community.
Thousands of babies have been saved from death by abortion. Hundreds of women and couples have been introduced to the love of Christ through our practical, life-affirming assistance, our personal friendships and our parenting programs. The abortion mortality rate in Boston has fallen 29% during this time and five abortion facilities have closed. While many factors have contributed to this good news, this is a testimony to God's people answering His call to be "the very fragrance of life" (2 Corinthians 2:16).
Those are the numbers, but here are the faces:
"Through all of this we've both changed. My baby's father is my best friend and a wonderful father. You should see him with Dylan, it's a riot. A wedding is in the future. We are a family! I have learned to pray and to seek God in so many wonderful ways. If it wasn't for the pregnancy center I don't know where we would be today!" - C.B.
"My parents have been great. I can't believe I doubted their love for me. I regret not being able to give my daughter a truly devoted father like my father was, but he will be her Grandpa. I hope you know that the pregnancy center helped bring this baby into the world!" - J.R.
"How could I ever thought of aborting this baby! He has changed my life. Before I was just self-absorbed. My baby has made me a better person. The pregnancy center has changed my life. Thank you God!" - C.H.
Introducing the Pregnancy Center Movement
Heartbeat International, Care Net and Focus on the Family have been the primary national organizations helping local churches develop and support pregnancy centers across the country. Between them, they provide training manuals, conferences, counseling materials, consultations, even ultrasound machines. Another organization, NIFLA (the National Institute for Family and Life Advocates) prepares them to use ultrasound as part of their health services. While some in the pro-life movement labor to make abortion unlawful, the pregnancy center movement works to make abortion unnecessary. Across the country, the Christian community has opened over 2,300 pregnancy help centers over the last 35 years. History will record that this was the work of Christians loving their neighbors and cherishing innocent life. It must continue, until that time when abortion, like slavery, is seen and rejected by a nation dedicated to the ideal that God has endowed every person, no matter their color or size with civil rights: the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It is a Great Work. But it is far from complete.
To date, the pregnancy center movement has grown mostly in rural and suburban areas. The GREAT CHALLENGE now facing us is to respond to the abortion industry's dominant business strategy of abandoning rural and suburban abortion facilities and targeting urban neighborhoods. For example, Planned Parenthood closed 17 abortion facilities in 2004. But they sold 20% more abortions. How did they do this? By targeting minority neighborhoods in major cites. Currently, 94% of America's abortion facilities are in cities. And African-American women, who make up 13% of the female population account for 36% of all abortions. Latino-American women makeup another 13% of the female population, but account for another 20% of all abortions. (See Susan Enouen, "Planned Parenthood Abortion Facilities Target African American Communities" at www.lifeissues.org)
The quickest way to grasp the national "lay of the land" is to remember the electoral map of 2004. Pregnancy Centers are predominantly operating in "red county" America, where concern over abortion has been the strongest. Abortion facilities are largely operating in "blue county" America; in our nation's cities (Image Source: usatoday.com). In Pennsylvania, there are 138 pregnancy centers state-wide, but in Pittsburg there are five abortion facilities and zero pregnancy help centers. To compete effectively with the abortion industry in America and to reflect more faithfully the biblical call to "rescue the innocent" (Proverbs 24:10-11), the pregnancy center movement must become a true urban movement. And to do that, it must be mainstreamed into Black and Latino churches in the cities.
National abortion-rate data (however flawed in its collection) is even more revealing. Surprisingly, the majority of all abortions in America are happening in just a handful of places. They represent true "abortion hot-zones." The bulk of America's abortions are being done in four states (New York, Florida, California, and Nevada) and the District of Columbia. More specifically, abortion is concentrated in five major cities: Los Angeles, New York City, Washington D.C., Las Vegas and Miami.
(Image Source: http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/policy/abortion/mapstatesabrate.html)
Heartbeat International, Care Net and Focus on the Family have agreed to work together to steer the pregnancy center movement into the neediest cities of America over the coming years. Our National Strategic Plan is to launch urban initiatives in key cities.
Heartbeat International has taken Miami as their pilot project in this National Strategic Plan. Over $225,000 has been pledged so far. This seed money is being provided to see if it is possible to go into a high-abortion community, open multiple centers in key neighborhoods, equip them with ultrasound, and inspire and raise the local support, staff and volunteers needed for long-term operations. This highly aggressive, heavily funded approach to starting multiple centers has never been done before. This pilot project, if successful will then be repeated in other cities. More "virtue" capitalists are needed.
Why Miami?
Florida is one of the four states in America where abortion is concentrated. And in Florida, 40.1 percent of all abortions are happening in Miami-Dade County and in nearby Broward County. The problem is centralized in and around Miami.
Further, when Care Net compared the pregnancy center resources to abortion facilities in 10 of our nation's largest cities, something startling emerged. Miami! Miami has nearly 37 abortion facilities, not including hospitals, marketing abortion to women struggling with an unexpected pregnancy. But it has only one ultrasound- equipped pregnancy center. Truly it is time to challenge this stronghold in the culture of death with the life-saving, life-changing Gospel of Life.
Of this Gospel, Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556) said, "Life is God's most precious gift. Abortion ...is not merely an awful tyranny; it is a smear against the integrity of God as well. Suffer as we must, even die if need be, such rebellion against heaven must not be free to run its terrible courses."


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CVG owner Future has partnered with the Press Association to launch Football Week, an international iPad magazine for fans of the English Premier League.
Set to launch in early February and go on sale every Friday, Football Week will preview all Premier League games with editorials and team news, plus the latest and historical stats.
Over the weekend these will be updated with text commentary, in-game stats and post-match analysis from the Press Association.
In addition, football writer Jonathan Wilson (The Guardian, Goal, World Soccer) will supply an exclusive column on modern tactics, while PhysioRoom.com will provide up -to-the-minute injury news.
EA Sports has also signed on as the official gaming partner for Football Week. A weekly dedicated EA Sports Zone will feature tips, tactics and competitions around FIFA 13 and its popular FIFA Ultimate Team game mode.
Football Week publisher Mark Cantwell said: "We truly believe this is the ultimate accompaniment to the weekend's Premier League action. We have focussed on filling the gaps that traditional media like TV, magazines and websites leave behind, to put the consumer at the heart of everything we do and complete their weekend football experience. We are particularly proud of The Match Hub - it's as live as it is possible to get and custom designed for the iPad."

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Pirates Hitting In Venezuela, But Not In The Dominican
Cheering for some Pirates' players and friends in Tuesday's winter league action…�� The Australians are back in action on Thursday, which will be late Wednesday night/early Thursday morning for most of us.
Tigres de Aragua� 6,� Bravos de Margarita� 0� — A Pirate-filled game… 2B/3B Andy LaRoche singled twice and walked for Los Bravos, but his teammates could not get him or anyone else pushed across the plate.� LaRoche singled to lead off the 2nd inning, went to second on a fielding error, and to third on a wild pitch, but he was out at the plate on what seems to have been a wild pitch or passed ball.� LaRoche worked the second of two walks in the 4th inning, but was erased in an inning-ending double play.� Another double play took him off the bases in the 9th, after another lead-off single.� Meanwhile, the Pirates playing for Los Tigres also got off to a frustrating start.� DH Hector Gimenez walked in the 2nd, and LF Lastings Milledge followed by beating out a tapper back to the mound.� But a double play ended that inning without a run scoring.� It got better in the 5th, when Milledge walked, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt, then scored on CF Jorge Cortes' RBI double into right field.� A single and a home run by C Wilson Ramos gave Los Tigres 2 more runs in the 6th.� In the 8th, with two on (walk and single) and two outs, Jhonathan Ramos came on to pitch for Los Bravos.� Gimenez was the first batter he faced� — and he blasted a 3-run over the left field wall, to give Aragua a 6-0 lead.� Ramos got Milledge to ground out to end the inning, and he was relieved for the next inning.� So, one hit each for Gimenez, Milledge, and Cortes, but an 0-for-4 night for SS Ronny Cedeno.
Caribes de Anzoategui� 7,� Tiburones de La Guaira� 1� — The score was tied at 1-1 going into the bottom of the 8th, when Los Caribes exploded for 6 runs.� After a lead-off double, Adenson Chourio was brought in to pinch-hit.� He was intentionally walked, and a sacrifice bunt put both runners into scoring position.� Another intentional walk loaded the bases, then an unintentional walk forced in the go-ahead run.� An RBI grounder plated Chourio, then back-to-back homers, 3-run and solo, gave Los Caribes all the insurance they would need.
Bass Has A Good Start for Aragua
Cheering for Pirates' players and friends in Sunday's winter league games…
Leones del Caracas� 9,� Bravos de Margarita� 2� — Caracas began the game with 2 runs in the bottom of the 1st, and kept right on rolling, with a run in the 3rd, 2 in the 4th , and 4 in the 5th.� In the 5th, Margarita reliever Jhonathan Ramos enterd the game with one run already scored, a runner on second base, and no outs.� He made a missed catch error while covering first base for the first batter he faced, which allowed the base runner to score.� Then Ramos gave up a double and a single, and two more runs came in.� A double play and a tapper back to the mound ended the inning.� Margarita's first run came in the 4th inning, when LF Frank Diaz tripled, and 3B Andy LaRoche brought him in with a sacrifice fly.� Los Bravos scored again in the 5th inning on a pair of doubles.� LaRoche also walked in the 6th inning, but was earased in a double play.
Navegantes del Magallanes� 5,� Tigres de Aragua� 4� — Aragua jumped out to a 3-0 start in the top of the 1st.� A lead-off double was followed by a sacrifice bunt by SS Ronny Cedeno, and an RBI single by LF Lastings Milledge. DH Hector Gimenez brought in Milledge with a 2-run homer.� Magallanes brought Corey Hamman on in relief to begin the 3rd inning, and Hamman allowed Aragua only one hit over the next three innings.� He then began the top of the 6th by giving up a double, then a sacrifice bunt by Gimenez.� Hamman was relieved, and one more run scored on a walk and a sacrifice fly.� Then in the bottom of the inning, Magallanes started their come-back.� Brian Bass had pitched 5 scoreless innings for Los Tigres (allowing just 2 hits and 4 walks), and Los Navegantes had to wait until Bass was relieved to start their rallies.� A single, a walk to DH Mike Ryan, then three more walks forced in two runs in the 6th.� A hit batter, another walk to Ryan, a wild pitch, and an RBI ground out got Los Navegantes within one run of Los Tigres.� In the bottom of the 8th, two lead-off singles and a sacrifice bunt put two Navegantes' runners into scoring position.� The next batter dropped another sacrifice bunt, which Aragua reliever Rich Rundles picked up and threw away, allowing two runs to score, to give Magallanes the win.� Aragua CF Jorge Cortes also singled and doubled in the game but didn't score.
Milledge, LaRoche, and Cedeno Rolling In Venezuela
A few winter league games with Pirates' players and friends on Saturday…
Aguilas de Zulia� 2,� Caribes de Anzoategui� 1�� (Game 1 and Game 2)� – No kidding, the same score in both games.� Zulia recorded 6 hits in both games also.� In the first game, Los Caribes were held to just two hits, and their only run scored on a walk, a ground out, and an RBI double in the 2nd inning.� Zulia scored a run in the 1st on a pair of singles and a throwing error.� The tie-breaker scored in the 4th inning on two singles and a double play.� Adenson Chourio came in to pinch run for Los Caribes in the top of the 7th after a walk.� He got as far as third base on a bunt and a ground out, but was left there when the game ended.� The second game began with Los Aguilas scoring 2 runs on two walks and a 2-RBI single in the 1st inning.� Los Caribes had 7 hits in this game, but still scored only one run, again on two singles and a double play.� Chourio made the start at shortstop in this game, but went 0-for-2 at the plate.
Leones del Caracas� 8,� Tiburones de La Guaira� 6� — A 3-run homer made the difference for Caracas in the 8th inning.� Los Leones scored their first run in the 1st on a walk and an RBI single.� They added 2 more in the 4th, on a double, and two RBI singles, one by C Carlos Maldonado.� Maldonado ended the inning when he was thrown out trying to steal second base — something that would not surprise Indy Indians' fans.
Navegantes del Magallanes� 4,� Cardenales de Lara� 0� — Los Cardenales posted just 3 hits in the shutout.� Los Navegantes scored 2 runs in the 4th, on three singles, a walk, and two wild pitches.� They added another pair in the 7th, when they got a single and a walk off Lara reliever Romulo Sanchez.� Sanchez was relieved, but two more singles drove in the 2 runs.� DH Mike Ryan went 0-for-3 for Los Navegantes.
Bravos de Margarita� 6,� Tigres de Aragua� 4� — Los Tigres got onto the scoreboard first with 3 runs in the 3rd inning.� A walk and a single opened the inning.� SS Ronny Cedeno struck out, but a wild pitch on strike three let the runners advance one base.� LF Lastings Milledge hit a fielder's choice to his Pirate teammate 3B Andy LaRoche, who threw to the plate to get the lead runner out.� But moments later, LaRoche's error at third let a run score, and two mroe runs came in on an RBI single.� Los Bravos came back with 5 runs in the top fo the 4th.� LaRoche hit the middle of three consecutive singles to open the inning, scoring a run.� A walk loaded the bases, and C Henry Blanco cleared them with a grand slam.� Aragua got one run back with a homer in the bottom of the 4th, to make the score 5-4, with Margarita ahead.� Blanco singled in the 9th, and scored again for Margarita, on a fielding error by Cedeno.� Ronald Belisario came on to pitch for Margarita in the 9th inning.� He earned his 5th save, despite giving up two singles, including one to pinch-hitter Hector Gimenez. A double play ended the inning for Belisario.� C Raul Chavez also had a single for Aragua.
Cedeno Joins In, Machi Earns Save #3
Cheering for the Pirates' players and friends in winter league action on Thursday…
Tigres de Aragua� 6,� Bravos de Margarita� 0� — Los Bravos were held to just 2 hits — a single in the 7th, and another to lead off the 9th inning.� 3B Andy LaRoche worked a walk to open the 2nd inning, but was erased in a double play.� Margarita got another walk in the 4th inning, and those were the only two Bravos batters to reach base in the first six innings.� Los Tigres scored their first run in the 1st inning, on a double, a single by SS Ronny Cedeno (in his Tigres' debut), a fielders' choce by CF Lastings Milledge, and an RBI single.� They added 2 more runs in the 4th, on a 2-run homer.� C Raul Chavez doubled after the homer, and Hector Gimenez reached on a fielder's choice, but Chavez was out at third.� Cedeno also doubled in the 5th, then had the second single of the 7th inning.� Milledge moved Cedeno up to second base on a ground out, and an intentional walk loaded the bases.� A sacrifice fly plated the first run of the inning.� Chavez and Gimenez each drove in a run with an RBI single.� Jorge Cortes made a pinch-hitting appearance for Los Tigres and worked a walk in the 8th, but was left on base.
Navegantes del Magallanes� 3,� Tiburones de La Guaira� 1� — Los Tiburones put up half of their 6 hits in the 4th inning, when they scored their only run — back-to-back doubles and a single to begin the inning.� Los Navegantes scored one run in the 1st inning on a fielding error, a stolen base, and a double.� After Los Tiburones tied the score in the top of the 4th, Magallanes came back in the bottom of the frame to take the lead with a single, a walk, a wild pitch, and a 2-RBI single.� DH Mike Ryan was hitless in 4 trips to the plate for Magallanes.� Jean Machi pitched the top of the 9th for Magallanes and gave up a walk but struck out 2 batters to keep Los Tiburones from scoring.� Machi earned his 3rd save of the winter league season.
Milledge, Gimenez, and LaRoche Homer; Ryan Hits For The Cycle
Sunday's action for Pirates' players and friends in the winter leagues.� The Arizona Fall League and the Mesa Solar Sox have the day off.
Tigres de Aragua� 20,� Leones del Caracas� 15 — No, they weren't playing football.� That's 35 runs on 38 hits, 17 walks, 10 strikeouts, 4 wild pitches, 2 hit batters, and 2 errors.� LF Lastings Milledge hit a solo homer in the 3rd.� Los Tigres broke the game open in the 4th, which included three homers — a solo homer by RF Alex Romero,� and back-to-back blasts by 1B Hector Gimenez (three runs) and 3B Marquez Smith.� Aragua added 3 more in the 5th and 2 in the 7th, then sent 11 batters to the plate to score 7 runs in the top of the 9th.� Caracas had one run in the bottom of the 2nd, then had a rally in the 6th, scoring 4 runs.� The added one more in the 7th,� Los Leones were trailing 20 – 6 going into the bottom of the 9th, and that's when they had the biggest inning of the game.� Of the 13 batters who came to the plate, the first seven reached base safely, and after a few more singles and their only homer of the game, Caracas scored 9 runs in the bottom of the 9th.� Still not enough for the win, though.� Milledge went 3-for-5 with 4 runs scored and 2 RBI.� Gimenez was 2-for-5 with 2 runs scored and 3 RBI.� Former Altoona Curve and Indy Indian CF Jorge Cortes also went 2-for-5 with 2 runs scored and 3 RBI.� Another former Curve and Indian C Miguel Perez was the only member of the Aragua starting lineup who did not have a hit or a walk in the game.
Navegantes del Magallanes� 11,� Tiburones de La Guaira� 3� — Former Indy Indian LF Mike Ryan hit for the cycle, going 4-for-5 for Magallanes, who posted 18 total hits.� Ryan starter with a double in the bottom of the 1st.� Los Navegantes scored 7 runs in the 3rd inning, and Ryan contributed a 2-run homer and a single in that inning.� Then he got the hardest part, a triple (and an RBI) in the 5th, and scored moments later.
Bravos de Margarita� 6,� Cardenales de Lara� 4� — "Only" 22 hits in this game.� One belonged to 3B Andy LaRoche, who homered to lead off the 2nd inning and start Los Bravos' scoring.� Three singles and a double added two more runs for Margarita in the 2nd.� Two singles, a sacrifice bunt, and a sacrifice fly gave them another run in the 4th.� LaRoche was intentionally walked in the 7th inning, when Margarita scored twice more.� Lara scored one run in each of four innings.� Justin Thomas took the mound in relief for Los Bravos in the 6th, with two Cardenales on base and two outs.� He gave up an RBI single, though that run was charged to the previous pitcher.� Thomas started the 7th inning with a strikeout, then a hit batter and a single.� He was relieved, but an RBI grounder brought in the first runner, and this run was charged to Thomas.


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THE MOTHERS By Derek Beres Published June 27, 2006 Township SessionsMr. Bongo
Upset by poor health conditions in South Africa, the Philani Mothers formed in 1986 to combat disease with music. The group consisted of local women raising awareness of social and nutrition issues, releasing a 1998 cassette entitled The Philani Mothers Lyrical Health Messages. Perhaps London-based producer Peter Raeburn took his cue from the successful reworking of Kalahari natives on the two-disc set Sanscapes. Issuing the elements to various remixers including Nitin Sawhney, Zero 7 and Layo and Bushwacka, The Mothers: Township Sessions features 10 stellar renditions of these Xhosa folk songs. While created by a variety of talented hands (the record flows gorgeously, ranging from downtempo, chilled tracks to upbeat floor rockers), coherent continuity is achieved. Moving from the vocally-driven, smoothed-out "Breathe Together," tweaked by Tom Kenyatta, to Faze Action's "Support," a percussive-led house crusher, there's plenty to keep dance floors alive. The seamless segue from soft to slamming is intact, making this landmark record thoroughly enjoyable, on more levels than one can imagine.


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The B.S. in Environmental Science - Biology degree is intended for those students who wish to prepare for a career dealing with plants and animals and their interrelationships with their environment, and with pollution identification and control. Graduates may find employment with private consulting firms, industries and local, state and federal environmental agencies. |
I. General Education Requirements 50 semester hours
II. Biology 41 sem. hrs.
A. Required Biology 20 sem. hrs.
BIOL 103 Principles of Biology (4)
BIOL230 Botany (4)
BIOL240 Zoology (4)
BIOL300 Genetics (4)
BIOL500 Ecology (4)
B. Biology Electives 21 sem. hrs.
Suggest: (1) organismal courses in zoology and botany, (2) field courses at Pymatuning Laboratory
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III. Related Requirements 29-30 sem. hrs.
CHEM240 Principles of Chemistry I (4)
CHEM241 Principles of Chemistry II (4)
CHEM301 General Organic Chemistry (4)
PHYS201 Physics I (4)
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MATH211 Calculus I (4)
MATH212 Calculus II (4) or MATH260 Elements of Statistics (3)
CSCI117 Prog. in BASIC
ENGL404 Technical Writing
ECON100 Elements of Economics (3)
GEOG145 Environmental Issues (3)
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IV. Electives to total a minimum of 120 sem. hrs.
A cooperative summer program enables Edinboro University undergraduate and graduate students to take field-oriented course work at a well established biological field station. The Pymatuning Laboratory of Ecology is a unit of the Department of Biological Sciences, University of Pittsburgh. The laboratory is located on the shores of Pymatuning Reservoir near the Pennsylvania-Ohio border at Linesville, Pennsylvania, approximately a 40-minute drive from the Edinboro campus. A program exists whereby students registered through Clarion University, Edinboro University and the University of Pittsburgh all may take classes at the Pymatuning Laboratory. Faculty from the cooperating institutions teach at the facility but students pay tuition and receive credit from their home institution.
Teaching and research facilities at the Pymatuning Laboratory are situated within a wildlife sanctuary and adjacent to the Linesville Fish Hatchery. Facilities include teaching and research laboratories, a library, dormitories, a dining hall, recreational facilities, as well as boats, vans and sophisticated research equipment.


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ARARIA: Police recovered two gold chains and a number of sim cards from two hard-core criminals, Dinesh Rathor and his brother Vijay Rathor, during a surprise raid inside the sadar jail here on Tuesday.
The raid was conducted following reports that the Rathor brothers masterminded many criminal conspiracies and carried out their nefarious activities through a network of their cohorts from inside the jail. The recent bank heist in the Bank of Baroda's branch at Bhargama might have been planned from the jail itself, police sources said.
Araria SP Shivdeep Lande, who led the raiding team, said that perusal of police and intelligence records pertaining to the string of bank dacoities and loot of petrol pumps indicated that the two brothers might be pulling the strings from inside the jail. The elder brother, Dinesh Rathor, is involved in over 30 cases. The police also stumbled on a list of criminals and goons and their cellphone numbers. The police would follow it up with raids at the suspected hideouts of these criminals, said the SP.
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Some of our chefs understood the challenge and rose to it. Even Mike understood it; his problem was one of execution. He treated the pasta he made as though it hadn't been put through an extruder. It was going to take a very long time to cook. What saved Mike from elimination was the flavor of his sauce, which was good.
Dale's dish didnt work either. I believe it wasnt kneaded enough, and the ingredients didn't come together. With his mushrooms and brussels sprouts, Dale would have been better off using dried pasta, as it has more semolina, which is a harder wheat and holds up better. He could have tossed the ingredients with olive oil, and the whole dish would have turned out better. I think a lot of people who say they don't like pasta have been given too many dishes like Dale's. Even so, though, neither his dish nor Mike's was as bad as Tre's.
Unfortunately for Tre, he wound up creating something that many people think risotto is supposed to be. About 15 years ago, for whatever reason, people tried to mold risotto into a ring stand. This is simply wrong. Risotto should be soupy. If you go to Italy, you'll be served it that way; ditto, a good Italian restaurant here. Tre's risotto wasnt even creamy. The starch should go into the stock and the risotto should run on a flat plate and not hold its form at all. Furthermore, risotto continues to cook and harden further after you stop cooking it, so you need to be even more careful when cooking it to make sure it's creamy. And, finally, the flavors should be integrated into the dish, not heaped on top of it, as Tre's were. Tre made a dish he didn't understand, and we couldn't give him a pass for the fact that he was taught incorrectly. Both the texture and the flavors were way, way off. Just as it was clear to all that Antonia's dish was the evening's best, it was clear that Tre's was the evening's worst. I wish him all the best he was a gracious competitor from start to finish.


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Big Journalism has learned that the Occupy Washington DC movement is working with well-known media members to craft its demands and messaging while these media members report on the movement. Someone has made the emails from the Occupy Wall Street email distro public and searchable. The names in the list are a veritable who's who in media.
Journolist 2.0 includes well known names such as MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan, Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi who both are actively participating; involvement from other listers such as Bill Moyers and Glenn Greenwald plus well-known radicals like Noam Chomsky, remains unclear. The list also includes a number of radical organizers, such as Kevin Zeese.
In these emails we see MSNBC's Ratigan, hawking his book in the footnotes, instructing occupiers on how properly to present their demands and messages while simultaneously appearing on television reporting "objectively" on the story (when he's not taking part in the protests himself as content.)
Other emails include Taibbi's:
The full searchable Occupy DC list is available here. We've only begun to discover the full scope of MSM's involvement and are still combing through the archives after the list was brought to our attention late last night. (If you find something interesting that we have missed, please leave us a note in the comments.)
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Journolist 2.0: OWS Emails Show MSM Working With Protesters
4 Responses to Journolist 2.0: OWS Emails Show MSM Working With Protesters
The unbiased, truth seeking media strikes again. They just need to admit they are leftist propagandists who want a socialist America and be done with it.
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I think most MSNBC hosts are totally open about their political leanings. You act as if this is some sort of secret.
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Go ahead and let them disassociate money from politics…it'd be the death of the Socialist Democratic Party…remember the old saying about interrupting your enemy when they are making a mistake.


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1 Hearken to me, ye that follow after righteousness, ye that seek the LORD: look to the rock [whence] ye are hewn, and to the hole of the pit [whence] ye are digged. | 1 "Listen to me, you who pursue righteousness and who seek the LORD: Look to the rock from which you were cut and to the quarry from which you were hewn; |
2 Look to Abraham your father, and to Sarah [that] bore you: for I called him alone, and blessed him, and increased him. | 2 look to Abraham, your father, and to Sarah, who gave you birth. When I called him he was but one, and I blessed him and made him many. |
3 For the LORD will comfort Zion: he will comfort all her waste places; and he will make her wilderness like Eden, and her desert like the garden of the LORD; joy and gladness shall be found therein, thanksgiving, and the voice of melody. | 3 The LORD will surely comfort Zion and will look with compassion on all her ruins; he will make her deserts like Eden, her wastelands like the garden of the LORD. Joy and gladness will be found in her, thanksgiving and the sound of singing. |
4 Hearken to me, my people; and give ear to me, O my nation: for a law shall proceed from me, and I will make my judgment to rest for a light of the people. | 4 "Listen to me, my people; hear me, my nation: The law will go out from me; my justice will become a light to the nations. |
5 My righteousness [is] near; my salvation is gone forth, and my arms shall judge the people; the isles shall wait upon me, and on my arm shall they trust. | 5 My righteousness draws near speedily, my salvation is on the way, and my arm will bring justice to the nations. The islands will look to me and wait in hope for my arm. |
6 Lift up your eyes to the heavens, and look upon the earth beneath: for the heavens shall vanish away like smoke, and the earth shall become old like a garment, and its inhabitants shall die in like manner: but my salvation shall be for ever, and my righteousness shall not be abolished. | 6 Lift up your eyes to the heavens, look at the earth beneath; the heavens will vanish like smoke, the earth will wear out like a garment and its inhabitants die like flies. But my salvation will last forever, my righteousness will never fail. |
7 Hearken to me, ye that know righteousness, the people in whose heart [is] my law; fear ye not the reproach of men, neither be ye afraid of their revilings. | 7 "Hear me, you who know what is right, you people who have my law in your hearts: Do not fear the reproach of men or be terrified by their insults. |
8 For the moth shall eat them like a garment, and the worm shall eat them like wool: but my righteousness shall be for ever, and my salvation from generation to generation. | 8 For the moth will eat them up like a garment; the worm will devour them like wool. But my righteousness will last forever, my salvation through all generations." |
9 Awake, awake, put on thy strength, O arm of the LORD; awake, as in the ancient days, in the generations of old. [Art] thou not that which hath cut Rahab, [and] wounded the dragon? | 9 Awake, awake! Clothe yourself with strength, O arm of the LORD; awake, as in days gone by, as in generations of old. Was it not you who cut Rahab to pieces, who pierced that monster through? |
10 [Art] thou not that which hath dried the sea, the waters of the great deep; that hath made the depths of the sea a way for the ransomed to pass over? | 10 Was it not you who dried up the sea, the waters of the great deep, who made a road in the depths of the sea so that the redeemed might cross over? |
11 Therefore the redeemed of the LORD shall return, and come with singing to Zion; and everlasting joy [shall be] upon their head: they shall obtain gladness and joy; sorrow and mourning shall flee away. | 11 The ransomed of the LORD will return. They will enter Zion with singing; everlasting joy will crown their heads. Gladness and joy will overtake them, and sorrow and sighing will flee away. |
12 I, [even] I, [am] he that comforteth you: who [art] thou, that thou shouldest be afraid of a man [that] shall die, and of the son of man [who] shall be made [as] grass; | 12 "I, even I, am he who comforts you. Who are you that you fear mortal men, the sons of men, who are but grass, |
13 And forgettest the LORD thy maker, that hath stretched forth the heavens, and laid the foundations of the earth; and hast feared continually every day because of the fury of the oppressor, as if he were ready to destroy? and where [is] the fury of the oppressor? | 13 that you forget the LORD your Maker, who stretched out the heavens and laid the foundations of the earth, that you live in constant terror every day because of the wrath of the oppressor, who is bent on destruction? For where is the wrath of the oppressor? |
14 The captive exile hasteneth that he may be loosed, and that he should not die in the pit, nor that his bread should fail. | 14 The cowering prisoners will soon be set free; they will not die in their dungeon, nor will they lack bread. |
15 But I [am] the LORD thy God, that divided the sea, whose waves roared: The LORD of hosts [is] his name. | 15 For I am the LORD your God, who churns up the sea so that its waves roar-- the LORD Almighty is his name. |
16 And I have put my words in thy mouth, and have covered thee in the shade of my hand, that I may plant the heavens, and lay the foundations of the earth, and say to Zion, Thou [art] my people. | 16 I have put my words in your mouth and covered you with the shadow of my hand-- I who set the heavens in place, who laid the foundations of the earth, and who say to Zion, 'You are my people.' " |
17 Awake, awake, stand up, O Jerusalem, which hast drank at the hand of the LORD the cup of his fury; thou hast drank the dregs of the cup of trembling, [and] wrung [them] out. | 17 Awake, awake! Rise up, O Jerusalem, you who have drunk from the hand of the LORD the cup of his wrath, you who have drained to its dregs the goblet that makes men stagger. |
18 [There is] none to guide her among all the sons [whom] she hath brought forth; neither [is there any] that taketh her by the hand of all the sons [that] she hath brought up. | 18 Of all the sons she bore there was none to guide her; of all the sons she reared there was none to take her by the hand. |
19 These two [things] have come to thee; who shall be sorry for thee? desolation, and destruction, and famine, and the sword: by whom shall I comfort thee? | 19 These double calamities have come upon you-- who can comfort you?-- ruin and destruction, famine and sword-- who can console you? |
20 Thy sons have fainted, they lie at the head of all the streets, as a wild bull in a net: they are full of the fury of the LORD, the rebuke of thy God. | 20 Your sons have fainted; they lie at the head of every street, like antelope caught in a net. They are filled with the wrath of the LORD and the rebuke of your God. |
21 Therefore hear now this, thou afflicted, and drunken, but not with wine: | 21 Therefore hear this, you afflicted one, made drunk, but not with wine. |
22 Thus saith thy Lord Jehovah, and thy God [that] pleadeth the cause of his people, Behold, I have taken out of thy hand the cup of trembling, [even] the dregs of the cup of my fury; thou shalt no more drink it again: | 22 This is what your Sovereign LORD says, your God, who defends his people: "See, I have taken out of your hand the cup that made you stagger; from that cup, the goblet of my wrath, you will never drink again. |
23 But I will put it into the hand of them that afflict thee; who have said to thy soul, Prostrate thyself, that we may go over: and thou hast laid thy body as the ground, and as the street, to them that went over. | 23 I will put it into the hands of your tormentors, who said to you, 'Fall prostrate that we may walk over you.' And you made your back like the ground, like a street to be walked over." |
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A friend has gifted me with a decant of the vintage "parfum de toilette" concentration... essentially an EDP, this version has not been commercially available since the 1960's, and is thought to be closer to the original 1909 blend than the current "cologne mist" now being produced.
On initial spray, I get a burst of brilliant aldehydes mingled with sweet orange, an almost fruity neroli, and a green/citrus suspicion of coriander. Gradually, the clove/eugenol note appears, blended beautifully with rose; the two, married, give the smeller the "fantasy note" of carnation. A subtle hint of black pepper contributes its silvery burn to the spicy floral accord. A lovely, old-fashioned jasmin note peers through the spicy rose. A prominent tonka/coumarin note gives L'ORIGAN its unique "cherry/almond/tobacco" quality. What is never discussed, in reviews of L'ORIGAN, is its considerable note of methyl salicylate, a chemical smell we all recognize, as it is what gives that "wintergreen" scent to products like Pepto-Bismol, Ben-Gay, the old Pepsodent Tooth powder, that green-tinted rubbing alcohol, those pink wintergreen candy disks, and (drumroll, please) those wax lips and wax vampire teeth--- semi-chewable, as we remember--- that nearly every American kid remembers from Hallowe'en. Also, wintergreen/methyl salicylate is a prominent ingredient in American root-beers and sarsaparilla drinks. In fine perfumery, it is often used, in extremely subtle doses, to accentuate the aura of white flowers like tuberose and gardenia. In L'ORIGAN, methyl salicylate gives its wintergreen quality to the base of a sweet candied vanilla and a creamy sandalwood.
All in all, L'ORIGAN gives us the idea of a sweet, candied pomander or retro candy lozenge. It is a subtle, friendly, kind scent, which one likely wears today as a "comfort scent" rather than a dramatic "evening out" scent. Sillage is extremely restrained, in keeping with the perfumes of the earliest years of the 20thc. That it smells winsomely old-fashioned...is exactly what is gratifying about it, as it seems to offer a window into an Art Nouveau-ornate, Mucha/Klimt sort of fin-de-siecle arabesque; one pictures "Rose" from TITANIC wearing it, or "Lady Edith" from DOWNTON ABBEY. (Redheads, take note.)
L'ORIGAN exists, I would say, in an olfactory niche somewhere between Guerlain MITSOUKO and L'HEURE BLEUE, although those two Guerlains are much more complex and "busy" (and expensive) than sweet 'n' simple L'ORIGAN is; like LHB, l'ORIGAN conveys a candied vanilla/marzipan/powder impression, but its prominent clove/eugenol signature places it closer to MITSOUKO.
At present, the European body IFRA has forbidden the use of eugenol in commercial perfumery.... and that unmistakeable clove note is a central player in L'ORIGAN; how they'll produce modern versions of the old beloved perfume is uncertain.
I've just ordered a bottle of the new "cologne mist", and I shall be very curious to see how it differs from the PdT I'm trying now.
Highly recommended, and a "must try" for any serious perfumista, as it is the spiritual great-grandmother of every modern spicy, oriental and gourmand--- quite a claim.
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I sampled L'heure Blue at Neimans after reading the stories about L'Origan and L'heure Blue . Frankly I was REALLY let down by L'heure Blue and was expecting that I would not care for L' Origan, which I had ordered out of curiousity . To my shock , I spritzed it and discovered perfume HEAVEN . This is the most FEMININE fragrance I have ever smelled . It is incredibly balanced - a VERY soft floral and spicy oriental . I detect some jasmine, orange blossom , vanilla , and a subtle hint of clove . At times it reminds me a bit of Tresor with a hint of soft spicy orange blossom . When I sniff it , I imagine a classy feminine lady like Carole Lombard wearing it .
Incredibly , this very feminine soft scent has perfect projection. It is not intrusive, yet it makes a distinctive statement like nothing else I have tried! . As far as lasting , it is incredible. Too bad this is one a lot of women have never tried . It totally deserves a spot next to my Coco Chanel and Dior Addict .
There are a few other fragrance bargains I have found that have blown me away : Tojours Moi , Charlie ( original in blue bottle ) and a super cheapie that smells fabulous called " Va Va Voom " . Each of these is an intriguing combination , lasts a long time , and smells terriffic for a pittance . They smell "upscale " and merit far more attention than many fragrances that are overpriced , short lived and not original.
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My impression of this comes from the fact that I've been using the Airspun powder for months prior to purchasing this fragrance. In a nutshell, they smell identical, especially upon dry down. I do now know for sure, but I would believe other reviewer who said that Coty scents the powder with this fragrance. The actual fragrance is kind of orangey, kind of powdery....I can't describe it, especially since my my first impression was from the use of he cosmetic product. If you like the old Coty fragrances, you probably will like this. I got mine from Amazon for about $8. If you are curious, try it! It's a great little find.
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I also get the strong onset of orange blossoms, but it instantly begins to mellow out into a soft, powdery scent, almost more tuberose than orange blossoms, with distinct notes of dried milk. It's really quite lovely and soothing. To some degree, it does smell its age to me as I first smelled this as a child, so perception is colored by recollection, but lately I've been able to separate it from memory and it's just such a comforting, soft, feminine scent. I just bought a bottle for $12, so it's hard to beat the price. Creamy, milky, sweet blossoms with a hint of spice. Lovely.
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After reading other reviews, I am amazed at how differently individuals find this fragrance. All I get out of it is orange blossoms and jasmine. This was a signature fragrance of one of my aunts and that is how I was introduced to it. It was my signature scent for a long time.
L'Origan got me the most positive comments from others, especially men. I was crushed when it was discontinued but am glad to hear it is available again. It definitely smelled better on me than on some of my friends who tried it. However, one of my coworkers did not like it, saying it was too sweet and he did not like jasmine. He was a fan of rose scents which I do not like. I have an old bottle of L'Origan that has held up very well in the aging, too. EDIT: Like many scents, L'Origan lasts longer when sprayed on your hair or clothes. Body chemistry can "kill" many fragrances prematurely.
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Coty Airspun face powder is scented with L'Origan. Always has been.
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I have only smelt new bottles of this but to me it smells like Caron's Narcisse Noir. Find it interesting how people seem to smell different things in it. It's unusual, slightly 'musty' (in a good way), and has character in my opinion. Lovely to know it's been around in one form or another since 1905. I gather Noir was 1911 so may be something of the time in that sort of smell.
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It goes on medicinal and clovey and dries down to smell exactly like the face powder, and I mean that in the most literal way. It's good, but not really 'me'. My friend loves it, though, and the price can't be beaten.
At first this reminded me alot of Habanita by Molinard - it smelled like an old fashioned lipstick, that strong perfumey waxy scent. Then after about an hour it softened into a powdery rose. It smells kind of old fashioned and there are much nicer perfumes out there I really don't see the point of this.
This is my signature scent. I get vintage L'Origan on Ebay and there are subtle neat differences that the current up to date cologne doesn not have. The cologne strength is all it comes in now, no parfum or EDT. I love the powder, the spice smell, and the rose and orange and vanilla smell. It's a classic. I love it. I try a lot of perfumes but this is it. And by the way, Habit Rough by Gurleain is the male version (in my opinion).
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The best part of the annual Academy Awards is arguably the red-carpet fashion, and this year, stars were showcasing a variety of couture gowns. Bright reds and tangerines dominated the pre-Oscar parade, with some purple trimming and light, ethereal dresses to counterbalance the rich palette. There were hits, misses and home-runs; keep reading to check out what some of the nominees, presenters and performers wore to walk in the doors.Black Swan's Natalie Portman.
Jennifer Lawrence, nominated for a Best Actress Oscar, wore a bathing-suit style red dress by Calvin Klein. The simple cut and bright color looked fabulous with Lawrence's gorgeous mane of blonde hair.
One of two The Fighter Best Supporting Actress nominees, Melissa Leo wore a Marc Bouwer gown that was a toe over the sparkly/fussy line, but she rocked the look nevertheless.
Best Supporting Actress nominee Hailee Steinfeld (for True Grit) is fourteen years old and already has more poise and taste than most of us procure in a lifetime.
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Last weekend I traveled to Atlanta GA with the plans to stay with a friend and take in 2 baseball games and 1 football game.
I originally meet my friends sister-in-law about 3 years ago at my friends wedding. At the time she was married; however, I told my friend if she was single I would have to get to know her. She was divorced several months ago, and my friend had been trying to arrange a meeting. Finally his wife and sister in law agreed to a meeting. The plan was to meet on Friday night, and I was spending the weekend at the home of my friend and his wife. I arrived Friday afternoon and my friend and I went to set up a tailgate location at the ballpark. My friend (Ken) and I set up, and about an hour later Laura (Kens wife) arrived. They both told me Shannon (Laura's sister) had not "gotten out a lot" since her divorce. Laura arrived around 5PM...we drank some beer, played corn-hole, and ate. We entered the ballpark around 7 all sitting together. At first things moved slow but after a few beers and by the third inning Shannon was very talkative. So the game ended and even though the conversation had been great I fully expected Shannon was going to her place and I was headed to crash at the home of Ken and Laura. On the way to the parking lot, I commented I wished we had more burgers to grill and Shannon stated she was hungry. She asked me to go find something to eat and stated she would drive me to Ken and Lauras afterward. So we ended up at dinner having sub sandwiches and drinking more beer. Shannon came out and said: "I'm not sure how this introduction will progress as far as a relationship. But, I do know I have not had sex in 9 months and I'm horny. Do you want to go to my place or back to Kens?". I said, "your place is fine." She drove to her apartment and once inside the door she kicked off her shoes and then was immediately kissing me, tongue in my mouth and hands removing my belt and unbuttoning my shorts. My dick was instantly getting hard. I said I should text Ken and tell him I will be later than expected. While I was texting him, she quickly removed her pants and top. When I looked up she was standing there in matching black panties and bra. As soon as I laid my cellphone down she attacked again. She was kissing me and blowing into my ear as she removed my shirt and shorts. I was running my hands allover her, and as I touched the outside of her panties I could feel the heat and moisture. I pulled her panties off to reveal a FULL blonde bush the same color as her hair. We laid across her bed and she kissed me as I kissed and sucked on her 36 B breast. I began to explore her hairy pussy with my fingers and she quickly grabbed my hand, pulled it toward her face, and sucked my finger. Then quickly returned my hand below and began guiding my saliva soaked finger over her clit.We were kissing deeply, and I stopped to suck her hard nipples, all the time she was guiding my finger over her clit... As my tounge explored her nipple, she grabed my back and started moaning "dont stop" that quickly escalated into screams as I sucked her nipple and rubbed her clit. As her orgasm became quite, she rolled over...pulled off my boxers and asked if I had a condom...my answer..."not here, in my bag at Kens, do you?". Her answer: "NO, was only with my husband for 13 years and not had sex since my divorce...do you want to stop or keep going?". I replied, the decision was up to her and she immediately straddled me and pushed my hard dick into to her hot wet pussy. In less than 5 minutes she was having another orgasm. She rolled over and I immediately entered her in the missionary position. As soon as I started to fuck her...she was moaning again...immediately I felt the pressure build as I was nearing orgasm. I said "I think I'm about to cum" and she yelled "I'm not on birth control...pull out....PULL OUT"...and she immediate spun around and took my dick into her mouth and with 10 seconds of BJ I was cumming in her mouth. Saturday...sex two more times plus a BJ Sunday....sex again before leaving town to go home. It was a great weekend, plus I saw w baseball games and a college football game! Last edited by Jim1973; 10-04-2012 at 04:34 PM. Reason: spelling error |
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noun \ˈkȯr-sət\: a tight, stiff piece of clothing worn by women under other clothing to make their waists appear smaller
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Article of clothing worn to shape or constrict the torso. It dates to at least c. 2000 BC, when it was worn as an outer garment by men as well as women in Minoan Crete. In the 16th–17th century it was worn to flatten the chest and was reinforced with wood. Some outer corsets were jeweled and elaborately embroidered. After 1660 they were shaped to accentuate the breasts. In the 19th century the corset, now reinforced with whalebone or metal, changed with the style of dresses; over-tight lacing of corsets was blamed for numerous health problems. The corset was abandoned in the 1920s, when looser-fitting, straight clothes came into fashion, and in the 1930s it was replaced by the brassiere and girdle, made of elastic materials, and by the one-piece corselette.
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Tired of starting the new year with a pile of debt? Shop smart, and you can enjoy the holidays without putting yourself in the poor house. Here are 18 tips to help you make the most of your time and money:
1. Decide how much you can spend. "Most people go about it all wrong," says Ric Edelman, author of "Financial Security in Troubled Times." "The first thing they do is come up with a list of people [to buy for]."
Instead, Edelman recommends setting your holiday budget before you go near a store.
One big mistake? People overlook the little extras when they draft a budget. Include everything from postage for Christmas cards to holiday party favors and home decorations to the cost of boarding a pet if you're traveling.
2. Make a list and check it twice. Armed with your budget, take a cue from St. Nick by making a list of all the people you want to buy for. Then go over the list and decide how much you can spend on each, Edelman suggests. Don't have enough money to cover your holiday budget? Go through it again, and cut names or amounts. Once you settle on a dollar amount for each person, that's it. "If you can't afford a sweater, get something else," says Edelman. "Focus on the amount you'll spend, not what you'll buy."
For big families, develop a gift list with other relatives, advises Mark Gorkin, a licensed clinical social worker known as "The Stress Doc." "You shouldn't have to buy something for everyone," he says.
3. Pay cash. "If you know that you've had trouble in [years] past, do a cash-only Christmas," says Clark Howard, co-author of the book "Get Clark Smart: The Ultimate Guide for the Savvy Consumer" and host of a nationally syndicated consumer call-in show. His holiday advice: set a limit, take that money out of your credit union or bank, "and when that [money's] gone, it's over."
4. Think of credit cards as short-term loans. Ideally, you'll want to pay everything off immediately. Have a choice of cards? Always use the card that offers the lowest interest rate. A good idea is to track your credit card spending just as you would if you were writing a check. Remember: It's really easy in the flurry of the holiday spending to run around and not keep track.
5. Put yourself on your shopping list. It sounds selfish, but it's really smart. "There are things you would not have bought for yourself that you end up, on impulse, buying [for someone else.]," says Howard. The best antidote: give yourself a little splurge, too.
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The Page family serves in southeast Asia and will be with us at OBU for this semester. If you're interested in hearing about their work or talking to them about your own calling, try to stop by today.
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Camp War Eagle will be recruiting summer staff at 10am-2pm in the ESC Lobby on Wednesday, January 28th through Friday, January 30th. A Camp War Eagle video will be shown at 4:30pm on Thursday, January 29th in the Hampton Board Room.
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I saw this article (How Gay Became Children's Insult Of Choice) on BBC last week and I couldn't help but be curious and sad at the same time. The article starts with:
The word "gay" is now the most frequently used term of abuse in schools, says a report. How did it get to be so prevalent and why do children use homophobic insults to get at each other?
I never even really realised that "gay" is the insult of choice these days. The fact that we have to have a label such as "insult of choice" is in itself saddening. Has our society become so critical and disrespectful of others that we have to have an insult of choice for each generation? The BBC article, however, does have some significant points. It is true that even in the older generations, there were terms and words that were commonly used to bring children in the playgrounds down. It just so happens that today, "gay" is the choice word.
So what happened? Why has it reached the status that it has? BBC reports:
One reason for this increase in use could be because "gay" has partly lost its sexual connotations among young people, he says. While still pejorative, for the majority of youngsters it has replaced words such as "lame".
Still, the article has pointed out something equally valid:
But while "gay" may have changed for some, it is still being used as a means of bullying, as are many other homophobic insults (see table, above). Last year, the Westminster government announced the first guidelines for schools on how to deal with homophobic bullying.
I don't think that this issue is limited to the UK, though. We might very well hear of similar goings on in other countries.
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I like #3 & #4. I think the others look too tropical. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Sat, Jul 14, 12 at 17:56
Of these, 3 is best, but I don't like any of them...your room looks more rustic and I don't see a rustic choice here. |
- Posted by wigardenerwannabe (My Page) on Sat, Jul 14, 12 at 18:18
What would you consider a rustic choice? |
- Posted by bronwynsmom (My Page) on Sat, Jul 14, 12 at 22:03
Whatever you choose, I think your chair needs a much thicker seat cushion - to the tune of 3 or 4 inches. Of the tropical ones, I like #1. For something other than that, a fat stripe might be nice. |
- Posted by wigardenerwannabe (My Page) on Sat, Jul 14, 12 at 22:41
Yes, I plan to add some thickness. I'm just feeling a bit lost. I spent some time earlier googling images of upholstered wicker chairs to try to get some ideas, but didn't really get anywhere. I think that the tropical ones aren't quite right for the room, I just liked the designs bringing some brightness in. If anyone has ideas I'm open. I don't think that any of the ones I posted really work. Blah! |
I too would like a stripe, although not so wide as to be an awning stripe--- that is also summery and beachy--- but perhaps a fabric with lots of stripes in varying widths, incorporating all the colors of tan, white, peach, blue and gold. |
Regarding Annie's post, I think that a very large gingham check (squares about 2"x2") in a tan and white, or a gold and white, or blue and white, would be a familiar and rustic pattern with an updated look. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Sun, Jul 15, 12 at 9:18
If you want blues and golds, you could do a plaid a stripe a check or a small print Something that goes with the wood beams and the stone wall.... All the swatches are from calico corners only because their website is easy to use. These are just to give you an idea of what styles of fabrics I think might work in your space. |
- Posted by wigardenerwannabe (My Page) on Mon, Jul 16, 12 at 20:37
I love #5 I think it brings energy to the room and works well off the yellow tones plus it flatters the chair. You have a very comfy looking room. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Tue, Jul 17, 12 at 8:24
of the last 3, #4 is the best, IMO...and all 3 are better than the 1st 3 choices. |
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Midsummer Fire Festival quest guides {WoW}
Jun 22nd 2008 7:31AM So I have done some figuring here after the first day:
If you travel all across the maps and hit every non-major city fire you can net 550g 10s and 460 blossoms. Add that to the 100 blossoms from the major cities, and tack on 20 blossoms from the 3 dailies times 14 days = 280 so your looking at roughly 840 blossoms from that alone. Then throw in the ones you get from all the other small quests and you get your rough total. I didn't keep track of all the other quests stuff, but I am pretty happy regardless cause I got my pet, helm and shoulders last summer so i need significantly fewer to get everything. GL
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I've been planning on getting an Advantium this whole time, after reading so many positive reviews. It will be paired with a Wolf E Series single oven (to be placed below the advantium). Now that it's time to order, I've been told that an Advantium plus a Microwave Drawer is overkill, and I should consider replacing the Advantium with a steam oven. Sigh, I've also read lots of good things about steam ovens. I understand (also from the forum) that each has its own advantages/difference. Your vote, please? |
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If you use the MW regularly I don't like the Advantium as your only MW. Wearing out the magnetron and repairs is not cheap. Do you steam regularly now? You can reheat left overs in the steam oven without dehydrating. That is kinda of a nice feature but it does not do it very quickly. But if you really want the speed cooking of the Advantium plus a dedicated microwave I would go for it. For me twice a week or so I want to reheat two plates of food at the same time. Having the option of doing it at the same time is kinda nice. |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Thu, Sep 12, 13 at 22:56
I've only had the Advantium for a few weeks. I do not have a MW now, it used to be an OTR model we swapped for a real hood. We do have a toaster oven too, which I think complements the Advantium nicely. So far, no regrets. However, we only use a MW 2-3 times a week at most. It uses some sort of sensor to reheat leftovers and it is fantastic at it! We use it at least as much for speed cooking. I have read several places that people recommend a seperate MW if you use a MW a lot, as mentioned above. Think about your MW use currently, and that should help you decide. |
I also have the Advantium 240. I use it all of the time- MW, speed, convection. I also have the wolf convection below it. The only issue is if you use the speed oven feature- then you can't use the sensor MW afterwards as the oven is too warm for the sensor mode- so a bit if planning is needed. I also have a delonghi countertop oven aka toaster oven in the pantry I just could not get rid of it after it got me through the reno. I also use the Advantium as a warming oven Btw - the Advantium speed function reheats pizza perfectly! I also reheated pancakes and they tasted like they were just off the griddle - I was surprised! Bottom line- I am happy with just the speed oven. If I had a giant kitchen and rug rats roaming around- I might go for a second MW. I am happy with just the one. Also figure out your tray storage for the speed oven. I am talk enough to reach over the ovens but if you are shorter, it might be a stretch. |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Fri, Sep 13, 13 at 22:15
A2 is right, plan for your tray storage. Based on numerous suggestions here, I made sure to allocate space in the drawer underneath for the assorted Advantium trays. Very good advice, they are close and it's very convenient! |
Hijack alert - williamsem- glad you planned for the trays! How are you liking your Advantium? |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Sun, Sep 15, 13 at 22:22
Love it! DH is enamored, I heard about it for about 3 days straight after it was hooked up, lol! So far, baked potatoes (several times), onion potatoes (diced, with Lipton onion soup powder mixed in), cod on lemon slices with crumbles on top, and chicken thighs with BBQ and with jerk. Oh, and chicken with stuffing. All pretty good, the potatoes are amazing, the chicken thighs weren't as tender as usual, but we generally cook them over low heat for a long time so they are super tender and juicy. They were just fine for regular cooking though. The chicken and stuffing I think will have to use a different setting next time, or maybe I just need to make the stuffing a little more moist than usual (I use dried packaged stuffing, so not too wet at the start). It came out great, but I had to put it back in twice. Learning curve! The sensor reheat for leftovers is magical! No stirring, no guessing, just put it in and somehow it comes out a few minutes later all ready to eat. It doesn't seem to like leftover pizza though, but to be fair I haven't found anything but the toaster oven that keeps the crust semi-edible. I was glad to get an unexpected extra drawer under the Advantium. Now I have that one immediately under the oven for just oven stuff and some mitts and trivets, and the original one has turned into the junk drawer for now while I finish remodeling all the closets to actually hold stuff. It's shallow, so I think it will make a lovely home for our cast iron skillets with a single layer of distributed weight. We should start an Advantium thread just before the holidays, when we will both have some experience and can share recipes and settings! There seems to be a good number of people here that have them... |
For sure. Try using the speed function for pizza and not the MW. You will be amazed:-) Even my DH can do it - but he initially put the metal tray over the glass tray... Oops - fortunately it didn't break. He said - it says use the metal tray - it didn't tell him to take out the glass tray - duh! |
- Posted by EurekaChef (My Page) on Tue, Sep 17, 13 at 19:24
I think it depends how you envision using the Advantium. In my case, I only had space for two oven like appliances. By using an Advantium, I have an MW that can serve as a 2nd oven as needed. If you're someone that uses 2 ovens a lot, for example a big time baker, then an Advantium will not work. You really need a regular oven. On the other hand, if you have the space, then get a regular MW and an Advantium. You'll have a 2nd MW that can also function as a speed oven. |
- Posted by new_morning (My Page) on Thu, Sep 19, 13 at 23:15
Wow! I got responses from dee, williamsem, AND a2gemini. I have to admit, I feel super special, haha. Thanks all, for your input. I know the speedcook vs steam oven is not a new topic. The sales guy did a pretty darn good sell on the Wolf steam oven, but it also turns out he can't/doesn't sell the Advantium. Had me re-researching all the steam oven posts, and wishing I had room for both. I really think I would use both! But as it turns out, I think the speed oven will be better for our family overall: we have young kids (as much as I cringe about feeding them frozen foods, it happens a lot). My youngest has started a high-pitch, ear deafening scream when food is not on his tray, so time is of the essence. We microwave a LOT. defrost meat, reheat leftovers, baby food, coffee, butter, etc. (did I mention this mom rarely gets to eat hot food, and coffee gets reheated twice before I actually get to it?) So definitely need a dedicated microwave - looks like I will need that micro drawer. And can I really bake brownies in 8 minutes!? I think that might win me over. And the fact that you guys might start an Advantium recipe thread - I will be keeping an eye out for that! it also looks like given my oven situation (advantium, wolf single, and micro drawer), I will still need to get a toaster oven, right? a2gem - by the way, I've looked at the picture of your ovens about a dozen times, from the very start of planning our reno. Thanks to you, I think that will be my oven stack! Thanks also for reminding me about the tray storage - went to go read up on that. |
- Posted by new_morning (My Page) on Wed, Dec 11, 13 at 12:44
ARGH - reviving my old thread... because I finally got a green light to order appliances, but then Wolf decided to change its wall oven designs - now I'm stuck. Maybe just venting here. Now my oven stack doesn't match, SAD! - (a2gem) So here are my 2 choices, and I need to order stat!!! 1. GE monogram Advantium w/ glass top & tubular handle + Wolf E series framed/pro-handle. (pro handles don't match, monogram w/ pro handle is more pricey) 2. Switch back to steam oven. Wolf steam & single e series oven - probably unframed. Matches perfectly. However, overall more costly than option #1. I agonized over the advantium vs. steam for a long time. I think I would utilize both, but have to choose one. Sigh - why, oh why, are these decisions so hard? I do realize that these are both "luxury" kitchen items that I am super lucky to choose from. I will also have a micro drawer. |
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