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Greece will avoid defaulting on its mountain of debt after members of the eurozone reached a deal Tuesday to provide the nation with another big bailout, this time for $170 billion.
"This will give Greece the time needed to follow a credible path of fiscal consolidation and structural reforms and allow a return to sustainable growth and employment, while preserving the financial stability in Greece and in the euro area as a whole," explained Jean-Claude Juncker, the prime minister of Luxembourg, who also chairs the eurozone finance ministers' meetings.
Prior to the agreement, the nation was facing the prospect of a default next month and possibly being forced from the eurozone.
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news-tnk is vulnerable to a cross-site scripting attack. A vulnerability regarding the lack of metacharacter filtering in user-supplied input could allow a remote attacker to submit a specially-crafted "Web" field containing metacharacters and arbitrary code. The code would be executed on the system when a visitor browses the malicious news message page.
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- BID-14145: News-TNK Unspecified Security Vulnerability
- CVE-2002-0458: Cross-site scripting vulnerability in News-TNK 1.2.1 and earlier allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary Javascript via the WEB parameter.
- OSVDB ID: 9278: News-TNK WEB Parameter XSS
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Solid formation of Jesuits is critical for the Society of Jesus to effectively carry out of its mission. It was with this uppermost in mind that 20 Jesuits came together in the annual JCAP Formators' Circle meeting held in Singapore from June 27 to 30. The Jesuits were mainly Formation Delegates of the provinces, regions and missions within the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific as well as rectors of colleges and other key personnel in the area of formation.
Being able to adapt to new technologies and seize opportunities when they arise are the keys to a successful media organisation, delegates at the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) Social Communications meeting in Taiwan heard last month.
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How we manage our natural resources on this planet, and do so in an inclusive way, is the challenge of present and coming generations. A three-day conference on Transformative Land and Water Governance held in the Philippines in May sought to address this challenge.
In the mathematics of synergy, 1 plus 1 does not equal 2, but 3 or more. The sum total of the experience and practical know-how of the group is greater than just the added up experience and contributions of the individuals. This was the case at the recent Development Officers meeting, which brought together representatives from Singapore, Malaysia, China, Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Timor Leste, and Australia with Karen Goh from JCAP and Fr Jorge Serrano SJ from the Curia in Rome joining as resource persons.
"The Jesuit always thinks, again and again, looking toward the horizon towards which he must go, with Christ at the centre." - Pope Francis
Projeto Educação Jesuíta was inaugurated on January 25, with a number of special guests including Father Adolfo Nicolás, Superior General of the Society of Jesus, giving the project their blessing.
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1 O LORD, I cry out to you, "Come quickly." Open your ears to me when I cry out to you. | 1 O LORD, I call to you; come quickly to me. Hear my voice when I call to you. |
2 Let my prayer be accepted as sweet-smelling incense in your presence. Let the lifting up of my hands in prayer be accepted as an evening sacrifice. | 2 May my prayer be set before you like incense; may the lifting up of my hands be like the evening sacrifice. |
3 O LORD, set a guard at my mouth. Keep watch over the door of my lips. | 3 Set a guard over my mouth, O LORD; keep watch over the door of my lips. |
4 Do not let me be persuaded to do anything evil or to become involved with wickedness, with people who are troublemakers. Do not let me taste their delicacies. | 4 Let not my heart be drawn to what is evil, to take part in wicked deeds with men who are evildoers; let me not eat of their delicacies. |
5 A righteous person may strike me or correct me out of kindness. It is like lotion for my head. My head will not refuse it, because my prayer is directed against evil deeds. | 5 Let a righteous man strike me--it is a kindness; let him rebuke me--it is oil on my head. My head will not refuse it. Yet my prayer is ever against the deeds of evildoers; |
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We reported yesterday on the Sun/YouGov tracker showing the "No" campaign breaking through a deadlocked race to establish a 7 point lead.
Now, a day is not usually a long time in tracking polls.
So today's AV IPPR/YouGov poll in the Independent showing a huge 12 point lead for the "Yes" campaign naturally raises some eyebrows. How could there be two radically different results on such a key issue from the same pollster?
Perhaps the answer lies in the way the questions were asked.
I've been passed the details of the questionnaire of today's poll, and they could not be more different.
Yesterday's poll, weighted for likelihood to vote, split the sample in two, asking each group just one question on AV. One group is asked the question wording on the ballot. Another group is asked YouGov's own wording explaning the how AV works and that the referendum was introduced by the 'Conservative-Liberal Democrat government'. The figures commentators give most weight to are the former sample, and this is what we commented on yesterday.
Today's poll asks 15 questions on AV, 14 of which discuss different voting systems and possible consequences - at the end of this volley, the poll asks AV voting intention question, as it appears on the ballot.
Among these 14 questions, are the following...
Which of these would you prefer?
A voting system in which extremist parties have a good chance of winning seats in a general or local election if they have the support of around one-third of local voters
A voting system which makes it very hard for extremist parties to win seats in a general or local election unless they have majority local support
Which of these would you prefer?
A voting system which encourages parties to have clear and distinct policies, and not to compromise
A voting system which encourages parties to reach out to voters as widely as possible, and to compromise when necessary
In the past have you ever engaged in 'tactical voting' in a general election - that is, voted for a party not because you liked it, or its candidate, best, but because you felt that your favourite party could not win in your area?
Yes, I have voted for my second choice party/candidate at least once
No, I have always voted for my favourite party/candidate
Do you agree or disagree with these statements:
"There would be less 'tactical voting' under AV, because people could give the party/candidate they like best their first preference, knowing that their second preference will count if their favourite candidate has only a little support."
"I would be more likely to vote in an election held under AV because I would be able to express my preference for more than one party/candidate."
Furthemore, the poll does not seem to be weighted by likelihood to vote (I am happy to be corrected on this), in an election which, as we discussed last week, will be determined by turnout.
This poll unquestionably excellent message testing for the "Yes" and contains some excellent research on the way in which voters perceive the debate. However, there are clear questions as to whether it can be seen as a real test of public opinion.
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The Fall Economic Update was hosted this week by the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce. It seems Minister Flaherty wanted to be sure of friendly faces when he announced that the 2012-2013 budget deficit will likely be $5-$7 billion higher than forecast in March. The reason for the higher deficit is that nominal GDP will be lower than expected, which in turn means lower government revenues. Given that Europe has returned to recession and the US faces an austerity bomb, there are continued global risks to the Canadian economy.
Minister Flaherty's message was, essentially, "stay the course". There is an unspecified plan that can be executed should the outlook worsen (likely more public sector cuts, as David MacDonald outlines here).
Public spending and public service cuts are probably the most counter-productive response in the current economic climate. The Parliamentary Budget Officer estimates that the cuts announced in March 2012 will take 1% out of real GDP from 2014 through 2016, and result in 125,000 fewer jobs for 2016. This all means that government revenues will be even lower than expected, prompting further belt-tightening.
This at a time when Canada's debt-to-GDP ratio is the envy of other industrialized nations, and borrowing costs are at record lows. If anyone can afford to borrow to invest in the future, it is Canada, right now.
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Shakespeare is Julie Taymor's touchstone. She comes back to him not only in countless stage productions but on film as well, from the exhilarating visual and violent "Titus" with Jessica Lange and Anthony Hopkins to Helen Mirren's incomparable take on Prospero in "The Tempest." Taymor also loves the Beatles ("Across the Universe"), Frida Kahlo ("Frida"), "The Lion King" (the $1 billion-grossing Tony-winning musical), opera (Mozart's "The Magic Flute," life partner Elliot Goldenthal's "Grendel") and her swooping version of the Broadway hit "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark"--for which she successfully sued to get royalties. One of the high points of the recent Toronto International Film Festival was not only watching the world premiere of Taymor's latest Shakespeare film--shot by her "Frida" cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, combining her recent acclaimed Brooklyn live theater »
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Even after nearly two decades of short films, documentaries and the success of his 1968 feature debut, L'enfance Nue, director Maurice Pialat's celebrated sophomore feature, We Won't Grow Old Together never received a theatrical release stateside, despite also winning a Best Actor award for Jean Yanne at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival. Remastered for an exciting Blu-ray release from Kino Classics, it's a title ripe for reconsideration in the cinematic canon. Pialat's filmography has proven to be a major influence on countless emerging artists, with the likes of Ira Sachs, Alex Ross Perry and a slew of others directly citing the filmmaker as inspiration for their own output.
We Won't Grow Old Together basically features a string of interactions between an aging film director, Jean (Jean Yanne), and his much younger mistress, Catherine (Marlene Jobart). We assume they met when she had vague aspirations to become »
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Puppet Titus Andronicus The Puppet Shakespeare Players, directed by Ryan Rinkel
If you like your Elizabethan revenge tragedy filtered through a mixture of Avenue Q and a Robot Chicken episode, then you can probably stop reading right here and go buy tickets to Puppet Titus Andronicus. This raucous reimagining of William Shakespeare's already over-the-top blood-soaked drama renders Muppet-on-Muppet mutilation and familial cannibalism more fun (and funny) than it probably has any right to be. The cast takes the Bard's early commercial hit, a play that begins with a religious sacrifice, runs through several deaths and a rape, and ends with a series of rapid-fire onstage murders that ostensibly tie up all of the loose ends--and which later, for reasons not understood by this reviewer, fell into critical disfavor for a couple of hundred years--and cloaks it in felt and silly string, combining the original text, scripted jokes, and improvisation. »
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They'd never met, but it didn't take long for Julianna Margulies and Matthew Rhys to discover they have much in common after the two Gotham-based actors sat down with Variety's Cynthia Littleton in early May at New York's Gramercy Park Hotel. The lively conversation between the stunning star of "The Good Wife" and the dashing Welshman at the helm of "The Americans" touched on the struggle to balance work and family life, their mutual dislike of divas on the set and their abiding love for the stage.
Variety: In "The Good Wife" and "The Americans," both of your characters grapple quite a bit with unrequited love. Is that a hard emotion to get across to the audience?
Julianna Margulies: I really think it all depends on who it is you're acting opposite. With Josh Charles, I got really lucky. We had known each other for years. »
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As was covered in our previous article about the event, the First Time Fest gives new filmmakers the opportunity to get their film established and distributed so that their efforts may be recognized for their future works. With the winner receiving full distribution of their film from Cinema Libre Studios as well as support on their future projects. All filmmakers received expert advice from filmmakers who had trouble getting their start and the special winners would also receive a trip to Scandinavia, because why not? The closing night ceremony was held at the 42West Nightclub in New York City and featured the filmmakers in the competition as well as Julie Taymor getting honored for her cinematic contributions.
Taymor received the John Huston Award for Outstanding Achievement in Cinema for her career ever since she started with Titus, a Shakespearean adaptation starring Anthony Hopkins in the lead role. She continued to »
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The second installment of the First Time Fest, the Second Time Around, took place in New York City from April 3rd to April 7th where ten first time filmmakers were able to showcase their films and possibly be in competition to receive distribution of their films by Cinema Libre Studios. Since its debut in March of last year, the First Time Fest has grown to honor and embrace first time filmmakers for their efforts in trying to make their first work and trying to get recognized in an ever difficult field of art.
Johanna Bennett and Mandy Ward thought up of the idea for this type of film festival seven years ago when they realized that no other event had honored the first time filmmaker. Taking this idea in mind, they agreed to bring these newcomers to the field and give them advice as well as bring them closer to »
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Michael Moore at First Time Fest Stand Alone: "And the other film I saw at that time was a film made with Barbie Dolls. It's called Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze
Michael Moore in a seated Stand Alone with Director of Programming David Schwartz discussed how he got into filmmaking through his immersion in the cinema of Akira Kurosawa, Ingmar Bergman, François Truffaut, Federico Fellini and sneaking in to see Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange.
David Schwartz to Michael Moore: "And Kubrick? You said Clockwork Orange was a favorite." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze
This year's First Time Fest First Exposure series includes Julie Taymor's Titus, starring Anthony Hopkins, Jessica Lange, Alan Cumming - Salesman directed by Charlotte Zwerin, Albert and David Maysles - James Toback's Fingers starring Harvey Keitel - David Lynch's Eraserhead with Dp Frederick Elmes in person - Kelly Reichardt's River Of Grass »
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21 March 2014 10:38 AM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
Spring festival season is upon us, and one festival is giving new filmmakers a chance to get noticed. Started last year, First Time Fest presents the debuts of 10 filmmakers from all over the world, and the Grand Prize winner will receive distribution from Cinema Libre Studio. Last year's winner was Diego Rougier's "Sal." In addition, it also holds a First Exposure retrospective of notable filmmaking debuts (with appearances by the directors), a Stand Alone conversation session with a handful of the now prominent filmmakers, a pair of special screenings, and a number of How They Did It panels with industry veterans between films. This year's retrospective includes the debuts of Jennie Livingston ("Paris Is Burning"), the Maysles Brothers ("Salesman"), Julie Taymor ("Titus"), Michael Moore ("Roger & Me"), Kelly Reichardt ("River of Grass"), and Peter Bogdanovich ("Targets"). Moore and Bogdanovich will be the subjects of the Stand Alone conversation, while the two special. »
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Jessica Lange is now the face of Marc Jacobs Beauty line at 64, photographed by David Sims below. (Take that previously daring Lancôme with Isabella Rossellini as their international spokesface until she was in her dotage at 44).
What a second act Jess's career! After a very long rough stretch (approximately 1996-2008 which saw the likes of Hush and Bonneville and a couple of barely released movies) she's really on top of it all again... except the movies. What can we trace the revival back to? Many of you would shout "Grey Gardens!" from 2009, but I think the secret might be her honorary place in David O. Russell's I ♥ Huckabees with its Jessica Lange photo fetish.
Is it a crime? Is it a crime to look at Lange?!
Question: If she made Titus (1999) or Big Fish (2003) now, and gave the exact same performance she gave then, post career resurgence, do you »
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pittsburgh and Allegheny County officials are mulling several policies - including limiting tailgating hours in stadium parking lots - to avoid messes like the one left behind by 50,000 Luke Bryan fans last month.
That June 21 concert, and another last year - also at Heinz Field - featuring Kenny Chesney, prompted a discussion involving government and parking officials, and representatives of the city's three major sports teams on Tuesday at Mayor Bill Peduto's office.
While the specific policies have yet to be determined, one idea that came out of the meeting is limiting tailgating to five hours before an event. Lots opened for tailgating at 10 a.m. for the Luke Bryan show, which began at 6 p.m.
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This week several significant events have occured in the USA and Africa that accelerate the transformation of the Anglican Communion from a predominantly Liberal, Western and Colonial structure into one that is Evangelical, International and Democratic.
Read about these momentous events on the Anglican Mainstream website:
Positive signs of hope
Diocese of Quincy votes to re-align
Duncan deposition "will not be recognised by African Churches"Bishop Bob Duncan re-elected Bishop of Pittsburgh
More defections in American ChurchDiocese of Southern Carolina unanimously endorses Jerusalem Statement
Negative signs of apostasy
Diocese moves ahead on same-sex blessings
Bishop of Los Angeles says California voters 'ignorant' about homosexuality
Personal fiefdom?The next defining event in this re-alignment will occur 31 January-6 February when the Primates of the Anglican Communion will meet in Egypt.
Among the topics expected to be discussed are the proposed Anglican Covenant and the three-fold moratoria proposed during the Lambeth Conference by the Windsor Continuation Group.
In a letter written shortly after Lambeth, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams proposed using the indaba discussion process used during Lambeth for at least part of the primates' meeting. The primates will meet almost exactly two years after their last meeting, which was held in Tanzania.


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Bob and Emma Semple welcome you to The Tree Inn. The village pub with a Post Office
For a casual pint the back bar at the Tree is your ticket with good bar meals. The front bar is livelier with plenty of real ale drinkers, pool and Sky to keep you entertained. The courtyard is a sun trap and a wonderful place for a Saturday pub lunch. Sundays in the gallery or the barn bar is served the area's best carvery. Every night of the week the restaurant turns out classic British dishes with care and attention. The Stratton Post Office is now open for business off the courtyard. The building itself is worth the price of admission but the food will have you coming back for more. |


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Ellen (Compumom) sent me "traveling the cuisine's of the world!" and what an awesome trip it is! The UPS guy did his usual ring and run, could it be he's petrified of my two big dogs that freak out when the bell rings? I always get to the door to see him running for the truck! There was a big box by the door waiting for me! I ripped the box open. There was an envelope with the words..."OPEN LAST" highlighted in yellow! I'm the kind of person who reads the last pages of a book first, I was so tempted but I did as I was instructed and opened the envelope last!
Everything was wrapped so nice in colorful tissue paper. To start there was a newspaper from California, with an article in the sports section about the Brooklyn Dodgers (YAY, Brooklyn!) I will read the rest of the paper, but I did enjoy the article about Sandy Koufax and the Dodgers! I didn't know what to grab first, but the first thing opened was Pocky. Thin chocolate covered cookie sticks from Japan. We ate the Pocky biscuits while we opened the rest of the gifts! HOLY COW! Lots of spices from Penzey's, Seasoned salt, Turkish oregano, Sandwich Sprinkle seasoning, Country French Vinaigrette seasoning, Greek Seasoning, Sate seasoning, and YUM, Chinese cinnamon! We opened all of them to sniff, WOW! I used the Sandwich Sprinkle on some baby Yukon Gold potatoes I roasted for dinner tonight and it was soooooo good! Ellen said the Sprinkle is also good in egg salad, I will try that, too! Continuing on the travels, Ellen included tastes from around the world and she sent a cookbook, Thai the Essence of Asian Cooking! It's got beautiful pictures of the dishes and I skimmed through it and there is a lot of recipes I would like to try! Stir-fried Pineapple with Ginger sounds good, Roast Lime Chicken with Sweet Potatoes was another. More tastes included Garlic Oil, Toasted Sesame Oil and Hot Chili Oil. There was Plum Spring Roll Sauce, I used some of it on grilled chicken wings we had for dinner tonight. I love the plum sauce. Delicious! Ellen sent a package of carved wooden toothpicks from Japan that are really pretty, and the cutest toothpick holder from the Galapagos Islands that looks like little turtles and a honey stick with a little bee on top! Tomorrow for breakfast we're having waffles with Hawaiian Surfboard Pineapple syrup. I tasted it, and I'm looking forward to tomorrow's breakfast! There is also the cutest utensil holder with a chef holding a cake, it's perfect in my kitchen, white and blue! A set of napkins in the prettiest shade of blue, just perfect, along with a towel and potholder set in blue, yellow and white. It all matches my kitchen perfectly! and that's not all, Ellen, you must have known that I have burned myself plenty this summer, pulling things from the oven at camp, while being distracted by groups of kids. Well, no more, Ellen sent an oven glove. How cool, it's a glove and it's not clunky like an oven mitt, I won't be burning myself any more! I loved everything in this package, Ellen you are the greatest swapper, Jessy is a terrific spy, and the thing that made me laugh was the Silly String! My absolute favorite party favor and Jessy is a riot for telling you about that! and I am going to a Bar Mitzvah in October and I will bring it along, they won't know what hit them! You brought such a big smile to my face and I am absolutely thrilled with all my surprises, thank you so much for such an amazing package! Carol I forgot to mention, the envelope that said "Open Last" was a lovely note from Ellen that described my package and told me about herself. I will think of you often, Ellen, as I am using my wonderful treats! Thanks, again :) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Traveling the Cuisines of the World with Ellen...
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What? No martini glasses? LOLOL Well, I suppose you DO have enough of those.... Makayla LOVES Pocky, I'm sure your kids did too. Your kids did get to try that? (snicker) I love the color of those blue napkins.... Annie |
Carol, sounds like you got some fabulous stuff!!! Personally, I love the Penzey's spices...This sounds vaguely similar to another swap package that hasn't been received yet... Ellen, as usual, you did a great job picking things out for your partner...(Ellen sent me my first swap package.) Stacy |
I've never heard of or tasted a Pocky! Sounds good though! I love this package. Good Job Ellen! |
- Posted by dishesdone (My Page) on Tue, Sep 13, 05 at 9:22
LOL, Annie, the kids got a little taste of the Pocky. They must have, they're all gone! hmmmmmmmm, martini's and silly string could be dangerous, you know! I knew what Pocky was only because it was mentioned in a thread a while back. Pencil thin cookies (the package says biscuits, I guess in Japan that means cookie?)dipped in chocolate. They were really nice cookies, addictive! The cappuccino chocolate bar from Germany was good, too :) Ellen, thanks, again, I'm enjoying all your gifts! Carol |
- Posted by JessyFeldm_speakeasy (My Page) on Tue, Sep 13, 05 at 10:31
What? No beef stew recipe from Robin? I had nothing to do with the silly string. Honest. (cross forum inside joke) |
Oh I love that theme! The little turtle toothpick holder is adorable--& those spices-Wow!! Silly string huh?-that sounds like a dangerous thing to mix with a martini Carol. |
Wonderful package. My son loves Pocky. I had never heard of it until he brought some home one day. Love the turtle toothpicks. So cute! |
Beautiful job, Ellen. It all looks fun and tasty. But curiosity is killing me about the Ritter Sport that I spied in the photo. What flavor is it? Not that they make a bad flavor, mind you. Just that inquiring taste buds want to know. :o) Karen |
Carol, Great gifts...I like sandwich sprinkle in egg salad too. Ellen, Fabulous theme. Jayne |
Travelling the word with your tastebuds -- what a neat idea! Wonderful box; the honey dipper is really cute. Nice job! |
Love Pockies. The turtles are adorable, also the bee. My kitchen colors are blue, yellow and white so everything would look great in MY kitchen. But I MUST know what silly string is. |
LOL, Janet, I should go out and take a pic of the ceiling of my front porch!!! There is petrified silly string up there which we really must get off before we repaint - Will sprayed it up there a couple years ago, and by the time we went to take it down, it wouldn't come... "I must know what silly string is..." We MUST send her some silly string, everyone, LOL! Did you see the movie "Big" with Tom Hanks? It's the can of stuff that they pretended to spray out of their noses when they sneezed... Stacy |
Those California girls really know how to pack a swap package. I got a selection of salad seasonings from Penzey's in a swap and they were awesome. Very nice, Ellen. Carol have fun with all the great stuff!! |
Very nice. Love your theme Ellen. The toothpicks and holder are so cute. Ann |
Great swap box. Ellen, you do it up right! Nancy |
Carol, I'm so glad it all made it there safely and in one piece. I was worried about the chef and the various bottles. Glad to hear you're happy and let me know how you like the sate seasoning. I bought it too and need to figure out ways to use it! It was fun ordering from Penzey's--one for you and one for me etc! Enjoy it all and use it in good health. Oh yes, one more thing. I expect photos of you with the silly string! BTW Karen, the Ritter bar was Cappucino! |
The secret to great sate is high heat cooking. This makes the flavor of the spices, especially the coriander, much more delicious. The recipe works equally well for sirloin steak or chicken breasts. Serve the sates with one or both dipping sauces–see the recipes below. Serves four with bread or rice and salad as a meal, or makes enough appetizers for a dozen people. * 2-4 TB. SATE SEASONING Combine SATE SEASONING and water in a medium sized bowl. Set aside to give the flavors time to develop. Trim meat of excess fat and cut into 3/4 inch cubes. Add meat and remaining ingredients to bowl, mixing well. Cover and let marinate in the fridge for 2 hours. Before starting the coals, place skewers in water to soak. Stack charcoal 2 deep across bottom of grill. After lighting the coals, thread about 5-6 pieces of meat onto each skewer. Once the coals are very hot, grill sate in batches, 3-5 minutes per side. The sate should be crispy brown on the first side before turning. High heat cooking is the key to producing the most delicious sate. Don't be afraid to fan the coals into a high heat frenzy before putting the sate on the grill. Serves: 4 for a meal, 12 for appetizers. Prep. time: 20 minutes. Cooking time: 6-10 minutes Combine all ingredients in a small bowl and whisk. * 1/4 Cup soy sauce * 1/4 tsp. GINGER, powdered In a small bowl mix water, ginger and garlic, let stand 10 minutes so flavor can develop. Add soy sauce and hot sauce, mix. Great for chicken wings or sate. |
- Posted by Karigraphy (My Page) on Wed, Sep 14, 05 at 9:45
Great gift box, Ellen. Are you sure it didn't get rerouted from me to Carol by accident??? Honestly, I hope you enjoy every bit of it, Carol! I hope we hear about lots of food you cook with the spices and some great Thai meals. Karen |
Carol - I was rereading this and laughed out loud at your UPS man - ring and run. I must have the same UPS man. Only mine does the drop and dash. I think he is terrified of Sadie. If you remember Sadie from my Typo pictures, there is a greater chance of getting licked to death then bitten. The recipes using the Sate Seasoning sounds wonderful. Maybe I need to buy some. . . . |
- Posted by dishesdone (My Page) on Wed, Sep 14, 05 at 15:13
Doris, I once had a mailman who changed his route because of my old dog, Charlie, a german shepherd mutt. he used to love to sit in the bay window, and when he saw the poor mailman, he'd flip out and start barking at the window. The mailman thought one day the dog would actually go through the window to get him so he had his route switched! Sadie looks like a sweetheart, I love the pictures of her with Typo! My friend has a Golden, a not so gentle giant, who knocks me over (I'm 6 foot) every time I walk in the door he kills me with love and kisses! Thanks for the recipe, Ellen, you know you forced me to clear out the spice cabinet to make room, found some wooden skewers. Sate is in the near future! I'll report back! |
Great package! Love all the penzey's spices -- I've never tried the sandwich seasoning, but I'm definitely going to pick some up next time I'm there. The ove-glove is cool too. I bought one on a whim at the drug store while I was waiting for them to fill my prescription (that's their plan, isn't it?). My 15 yo son LOVES it and won't use a regular pot holder anymore. I think it's SOP for those UPS guys to drop & run. Our guy (don't know if it's the same one every time because I never get a really good look at him) drops the package, gives a sharp knock on the door, and runs. We don't have any dogs, so I think he's just in a hurry to get moving! LOL. |
May, you are correct. They are paid some part of their salary based on how much they deliver. They don't dawdle! |
- Posted by dishesdone (My Page) on Mon, Sep 19, 05 at 13:51
We're having the Sate for dinner tonight, I have some beef cubes marinating in it now for dinner on the grill tonight, using Ellen's recipe above! I can't wait for dinner... |
Oh good, let me know how you like it. It came from the Penzey's website. Dan is not around for dinner this week until the weekend but I've got some boneless lamb chops in the freezer waiting to make it! |
- Posted by dishesdone (My Page) on Mon, Sep 19, 05 at 20:27
Ellen, I made them and they were delicious. I didn't use lamb, the kids wouldn't eat it, so I cut up chunks of filet mignon that I had and marinated it for about 3 hours. I used two skewers each so it wouldn't flop off the sticks. Put veggies on the skewer so all I had to do was serve it with some rice pilaf. Whole family loved it, even picky Jodie. Forgot to put onions on the skewer and next time, the kids want pineapple on it, too! I'm definitely making it again! Thanks, Ellen, the sate is a keeper! Let me know how you like it! |
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I ordered onion transplants from Dixondale last year. They advertise 60-75 onions per bunch, but I got well over 150 in each bundle! Several went to waste and since they are expensive, I want to plan better this year. I did order very late for short day varieties (end of January/beginning of Feb) so I was wondering if maybe they had a lot of extra to get rid of at that point in time? Does anyone else have experience getting large bundles from them? Just want to know if it was a fluke or if I can plan on getting a lot again. |
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I ordered from them 3 years ago and the counts were very close except when the plants were tiny they would add a few xtra but nowhere near what you are describing. This year I ordered sweet potatoes and the shipped late because of the varaties I wanted some I got none and some I got 30 when I ordered 6. I would say end of season is a crap shoot. |
That's what I was afraid of. I guess I will just count on getting the normal amount then. |
Well, the verdict is in. I ordered 4 bunches and they all have way over the 55-75 though the starts are pretty skimpy. I counted one bundle, and it has 226. I think that they are all pretty comparable. After I give some away to others at the community garden, I will probably have a lot of extra to offer to anyone here in St. Pete. |
If anyone here in the St. Pete area wants any of my extra transplants, let me know. I have Texas Legend (the new Dixondale short day variety this year - more nutritious, bigger, and longer storage than the Texas sweet). I also have yellow granex and southern belle red hybrid (which did well for me last year even planted in late Jan). I will post this in the Florida Exchange as well. |
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As the person that reviewed both of these devices, the Thrive and Thrive 7, here at Android Police, I felt something of a responsibility to post on this matter. On its community forums, a Toshiba rep issued the following statement on the status of the Ice Cream Sandwich update for its Thrive tablets:
So you want a decent Android tablet (not one of those cheap knock-offs), but you don't want to break the bank, and an affordable seven-incher isn't quite what you had in mind. How about a 10.1-inch Toshiba Thrive for $250? Sure, it's not a Tegra 3-packing Transformer Prime, but at less than half the price of the TFP, it's still hard to beat. In fact, this is one of the best prices that we've ever seen on a premium Tegra 2 tablet.
Update: Here's our hands-on with the Excite x10 (note: we misstated that the processor is a Snapdragon S4, it's actually a TI OMAP4430 - we blame Toshiba's open bar):
It's no secret that Toshiba's first attempt at an Android tablet was on the receiving end of a decent amount of criticism for its less-than-ideal size, so the company decided to super-model up its newest offering to the world, the Excite X10.
Do you like connectivity? Well, today you're getting a chance to win what is probably the most connectable Android tablet around, the Toshiba Thrive. Our friends at Toshiba have graciously provided us with one, along with a Toshiba Wireless Keyboard for maximizing your tablet productivity.
The Toshiba Thrive and I don't exactly have a great history. And that's probably putting it mildly. In fact, in my first review of Toshiba's first Tegra 2 tablet (yes, I had to write a second one) earlier this year, I panned it so hard that I basically just started textually abusing the poor thing. So, at the behest of commenters and colleagues, I rewrote it. My revised review (here) was a little less harsh, but I'll be the first to admit: I didn't like the Thrive, and after spending even more time with it after the review, my feelings were unchanged.
Thrive owners, grab your slate and start checking for updates -- Android 3.2 is now available. The bump in Android version is the nuts-and-bolts of this update, along with improved screen rotation speed.
The changelog also notes that the YouTube and Android Market widgets may disappear after installing the update due to "a change in the application naming convention," but they can simply be added back.
So, hit the update app, cross your fingers, and hope it all works out better for the Thrive than it did the Galaxy Tab 10.1
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So, yesterday's Thrive deal didn't get the price low enough for you? No worries, Groupon has a deal going where you can grab the 16GB version of the Thrive for $299 + $10 shipping for the next two days.
Update 11/15/11: The 16GB Toshiba Thrive is now $299 + free shipping, this time at Newegg.
Like most other 10-inch Android tablets, the Thrive is packing a 1GHz dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, 1GB RAM, and Android Honeycomb.
With quad-core devices on the horizon, the current crop of Honeycomb-powered tablets may seem like old hat -- unless you can score one for a reasonable price, that is. Thus is the case for the Toshiba Thrive, which landed itself a place on eBay's Daily Deals site today. For a modest $330 you can grab the Thrive and its ports-o-plenty, along with 16GB of storage, a 1GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM, and Android 3.1.
We've highlighted a few deals of the Toshiba Thrive before, but Amazon just slashed the price of all three versions - 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB - to the lowest yet.
Regardless of which variant you've been looking at, Amazon is definitely the way to go if you plan on buying any time soon -- the 8GB version is going for $370, 16GB's for $430, and the 32GB variant will set you back $500.
Ever since the Toshiba Thrive came out about a month ago, we've been able to find deals on every variant, except the 32 GB version. There was the 8GB for $380 and the 16GB for $405, but never the 32GB... until now.
Two cores along with a 10 inch display and full USB, HDMI, and SD ports, topped off with 32GB of internal storage can be had for $509.99 (normally $579.99) with free shipping from macmall's eBay account as part of today's eBay Daily Deals.


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Over the past century, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center has expanded from a two-story house to a 29-acre campus at the eastern edge of Beverly Hills. Its latest addition, the 820,000-square-foot Advanced Health Science Pavilion (AHSP), occupies the last vacant site on the campus and was designed as a sleek new gateway. Like Kaleida Heath Gates Vascular Institute and UB Clinical Translational Research Center in Buffalo, also designed by HOK (Contract, October 2012), it is a synthesis of laboratories, seminar rooms, and clinical facilities. The AHSP is designed to enhance the outpatient experience and to attract doctors who practice, teach, and do research.
The AHSP appears to be precisely tailored to neurosciences and cardiology, but the final configuration was long delayed. At the outset
of the planning process in 2006, Ernest Cirangle headed a team from the Los Angeles office of HOK that collaborated with nine potential
tenant groups to determine their needs. The result was a module of 60-square-foot units, which could be expanded and customized to serve as staff workstations and exam, treatment, and procedure rooms. "The program was very fluid," recalls Robert Cull, an experienced healthcare architect who was brought in as executive project manager for Cedars-Sinai. "HOK gave us a platform that allowed us to evolve, and infrastructure that we can adapt in the near term and over the life of the building. To foster interaction, gathering areas are scattered through the new building."
Rich materials in soft shades soothe patients
A limestone base serves as a plinth for double-glazed curtain walls that pull natural light into the eight upper floors. Patients take an elevator from the six-level parking garage to a double-height, second-floor atrium that serves as a central hub. Surgery prep and testing areas are consolidated behind the reception desk, and a cafe leads onto a terrace at the opposite end of the room. A donor wall made of Jerusalem stone showcases Jewish philanthropy. The floors are mostly polished Jura limestone and carpet in the waiting areas and corridors muffles noise.
Eucalyptus-veneered wood adds warmth to the slatted screen that surrounds three sides of the mezzanine, and various types of seating make it a welcome gathering place for patients and staff alike.
Soft, neutral tones impart a sense of serenity. "Color, texture,
and varied lighting gives patients and staff a feeling of comfort, and thoughtful organization makes the building easy to navigate," explains Pam Light, HOK senior vice president. Artwork placed throughout
the building draws from a professionally-curated collection that Cedars-Sinai has acquired as donations over several decades.
"Everyone is trying to make hospitals as appealing as hotels
or spas," says Clay Pendergrast, HOK interior designer. "One way of avoiding sterility is to have as little healthcare furniture as possible.
The client wanted furnishings that were impressive, comfortable, and would stand the test of time, while being hygienic and easy to maintain."
A generous budget and the diversity of the program allowed him to specify high-end Danish designs, including Carl Hansen & Son's
leather wing chairs and compact bench seating.
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Each floor has a distinct identity. Skeletal leaves are laminated into translucent acrylic screens that divide the cardiology waiting room
into a series of intimate niches. On the neurosciences floor, seating is arranged in an arc around the reception desk, and circular ripples in the ceiling evoke the raked gravel in a zen garden. Neuroscientist Dr. Keith Black wanted a large tank of jellyfish to soothe his patients, and when that proved infeasible (changing the water and fish would have presented hygiene issues), he settled for high-definition plasma screens that play videos of jellyfish from the Monterey Bay Aquarium. An expansive boardroom commands views of the Hollywood Hills. Even the fifth-floor outpatient surgery area has a cool-yet-welcoming feel.
The culmination of this effort to raise spirits through design is achieved in the blue atrium that links the eighth and ninth floors. Layered panels, finished in Venetian plaster, turn the end walls into relief sculptures, and Louis Poulsen's cone chandeliers hang in the void. An open staircase links the labs and seminar rooms on the two levels, and some of the brightest minds in medicine exchange ideas and data in the central seating area.
Cedars-Sinai was willing to invest in quality and longevity, but it was a challenge for the designers to balance all the conflicting priorities. Pendergrast says, "Individuals were very specific about the design of their offices, but we were all able to agree on a palette of colors and materials that achieves a sense of harmony in the shared spaces."
Key Design Highlights
- A two-story lobby, finished in Jerusalam limestone and wood paneling, serves as the central hub for the building.
- Floors have distinct identities, but the building is unified by its subtle color scheme and the well-crafted materials used throughout.
- Laboratories were designed to attract top doctors and researchers to the facility.
- Calming spaces for patients contain artwork and modern Danish furnishings to avoid a traditional healthcare aesthetic.
Cedars-Sinai Medical
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- Architect: HOK
- Client: Cedars-Sinai
- Where: Los Angeles
- What: 820,000 total square feet on eleven floors and parking
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This is a two-part activity. In Part 1, youth experience a candle-lighting ritual in remembrance of people and pets they have lost through death. In Part 2, they plan a UU memorial service suitable for use in their own congregation.
Tell the group it is WIT time—What I Think time—but this is a different kind of WIT Time. Instead of thinking right now about how they would answer today's Big Question, youth will experience (and/or plan) a ritual having to do with death. Doing/planning a ritual will help them understand what they think about death. Maybe they will realize what they think about death during this activity. Maybe they will realize some things later.
Part 1. Lead a simple candle-lighting service. Invite youth to remember people and pets they have lost through death. Remind the group of the UU idea that those who have died live on through what they have done in life and through the memories of families and friends. Say that a simple ceremony like the one you have planned can help keep the memories alive.
Explain the ceremony. Perhaps you will light the chalice, play quiet music and invite each youth to take a votive candle, light it from the chalice and place it carefully in a container you have filled with sand. As they do, they can speak or not, as they wish. If they do speak, they can name the person or pet they are remembering. They can say what they meant to them or something that person or pet has done that will live on—explain the deeds that outlive a person, or a pet, are their legacy.
Go first to model the action, but allow a moment or two of silence first, so youth can decide who they wish to memorialize. Be brief and serious as you light and place a candle, mention somebody you have lost and what that person meant to you, stand for a quiet moment, then move back so somebody else can have a chance.
Keep the activity serious at all times. It may have great significance for some youth.
Keep a careful eye on lit candles. Watch that loose sleeves and hair are kept away from flames.
When all who wish to have lit a candle, conclude with an appropriate, short song or reading, or a simple "Blessed be" or "Amen." Carefully extinguish flames. If music is playing, turn it off.
Part 2. Ask youth to plan a memorial service to be used in the congregation. If you have made specific arrangements with congregational leaders, explain the parameters for the service. Clarify whether this will be a generic memorial service or a service of remembrance for a particular person (tell the group who). Point out that a memorial service gives the full congregational community a chance to remember the person together, to express emotional responses to the loss of a member and to support the family and close friends of the person who has died. Ask if the youth can think of other ways a memorial service helps the community after someone has died.
Lead a group brainstorm. Record ideas on newsprint. Mention that youth who have experienced such a service can be especially helpful. Invite youth to describe a Unitarian Universalist memorial service they have attended and to identify elements they liked about the service. Prompt as needed, but be sure to seek the group's assent before adding your ideas to the brainstorming list. You might suggest opening music, opening words, chalice lighting, candle lighting by individuals, hymns, choir anthems/musical performances by others, readings of words that the person wrote or enjoyed, a talk about the person by a minister or somebody else who knew the person well (sometimes called a "eulogy"), sharing by friends and family members about what the person was like and what the person did in life, moments of silent meditation, closing music, and closing words.
Distribute copies of the hymnbook, Singing the Living Tradition and any other UU resources you have brought. Allow individuals or small groups to look for appropriate readings and music. Show the youth how to use the topical indices in the back of the hymnbook; it has a "Death and Life" section for hymns (page 671) and readings (page 643). Regather the group and invite them to share their suggestions; list suggested readings and songs on newsprint with book and page references. You might invite youth to add ideas from other sources—songs, prayers or readings they know which they think might add to a UU memorial service.
If you have time, use another sheet of newsprint to draft an order of service.
Concluding Discussion
Prompt with these questions:
Be alert to any life-threatening illnesses or recent deaths that may concern your youth. Be prepared to make a co-leader available to leave the activity and offer listening comfort privately, if a youth becomes emotional or needs to talk .
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I would like to make some Red Velvet cupcakes. What kind of frosting and filling would I use. I would like to fill the cupcakes with a filling. Would I use the same for both filling and frosting? Can I freeze unfrosted cupcakes with filling inside. Any help appreciated, thank you. Sapphires |
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You could use the filling in this recipe with or without the chocolate chips. Whether it can be frozen I don't know: KILLER CUPCAKES (makes 20-22) Cupcakes: 4 squares (4 oz) semisweet chocolate 1 tsp vanilla 2 sticks butter 4 eggs 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 cup flour Preheat oven to 350°. Line standard muffin tins w/paper cupcake liners. In the top part of a double boiler over simmering water, melt the chocolate w/the vanilla & butter. In a large bowl, beat the eggs until thick & add the sugar. Beat in the flour. Fold in the butter-chocolate mixture. Spoon into the prepared tins, filling the cups 2/3 full. Filling: Mix the cream cheese, sugar, egg & salt until just blended. Stir in the chocolate chips. Drop a rounded teaspoon of filling onto the top of each cupcake. Bake 30 minutes.~~ |
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Mike Rowe has a podcast, yes, now he can narrate my car rides!
This is one of the best stories I've ever heard and it's told by a master storyteller. Please do more of these.
I listened to this two nights ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. However, the very next evening, my mother called me to ask why there's a picnic table in the yard. I'm not kidding. We live on the top of a ridge, so a flood isn't the likely culprit. It turns out that one of her close friends made it for her and dropped it off as a surprise. It's not as interesting as your story, but I felt I should share it because of the strange timing. I look forward to future podcasts and hope for success for mikeroweWORKS.
I never had a fathers day experience like that but the way you told the story was beautiful(I don't use that word too often) and funny, it actually reminded me of "a Ahristmas story". I agree with everyone that you should write and record your own book and to keep the podcasts goin'.
I thoroughly enjoyed your reminiscence of Fathers' Day, Mike. Thank you so much for sharing it.
I was listening to it with my headphones while the husband was watching TV, and giggling so much he wanted to hear what was so amusing, so I got to hear it twice.
The parts about repairing the table with duct tape so reminded us both of his late father, it brought tears to our eyes.
Likewise, the parts about the manikins made me laugh, as my husband has a (strange) collection of them in his shop. (I think he never got to play with Barbies when he was young)
You should definitely do more Podcasts, Mike!
You have a unique and expressive way of describing anything, making it all so… interesting.
mike I watch the show all the time ……. you are freakin funny my friend Thank you please keep it up my good man. My wife and I have a cleaning business so I can relate with you. You truthfully make our job less painful, but you are more than welcome to join us. Let us know either way. Thanks brother!
Very nice Mike. I like hearing a story as much as reading it. And yes, I vote for more podcasts.
Bravo! This is absolutely wonderful. It reminded me of seeing people gathered 'round the radio instead of a TV. Never once did I wish for some video to accompany it. Your story telling is phenomenal. The sound of your voice comforting. I would never give up a chance to admire your beautifulness, but your voice is a lovely experience too.
Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us.
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Really love Mike Rowe
We don't have blue crab here where I live, it's snow crab we eat. Mike's description of his father and the crab reminds me of my dad and lobster. My mother said the only thing he left behind was the shell and the old lady, and "he even kissed her goodnight." My 17 yr old daughter and I had to listen to the podcast twice because we laughed so hard. Do we think Mike for should do more podcasts? Yes yes yes!
This is such a great story. I've read it I don't know how many times. Thanks for the podcast: a silly girl's dream come true!
Not only should Mike do more podcasts, he really should start reading for audio books! I know he's supremely busy right now, but his voice is very engaging and I'd listen to any book he read.
Another thing this podcast brought to my attention was what a wonderful writer & storyteller he is. This sounds like it's straight out of a memoir! Hope to see some books by you, Mike!
I'll be forwarding this link to my husband. It reminds me of the first time I met my in-laws. Their house is on the water in Hollywood, MD. That week they cooked up pots of blue crabs they'd caught from their dock. My first time crab picking. The way you described it brought it all back for me. Now that's a DIRTY job!
Thanks for sharing with us, Mike!
Great podcast, great story, great storyteller! Look forward to more!
That was SUPER GREAT STORY You made me LOL! Mike
I have to say your Dad is super proud of you for the things you do. I just wish my dad were alive to hear you speak. My dad did the samething. They could share stories together,Yep! Thanks for sharing.=:)
Yes DO MORE STORIES!!!
Love it! Loved the story last year and love hearing Mike read it even better. Then again, I would listen to Mike read just about anything.
Wow Mike really knows how to paint a picture when we tells his story. He really needs to do more podcasts.
As usual, your poetic voice Has touched me with a wonderful story. If you can squeeze the time to do more podcasts, absolutely keep them coming.
I was on the floor laughing at the descriptions. If you have a "Fix it" in the family, you will love this. Want more!
Yes, by all means, more podcasts! I loved this story when I read it last year, and it's even better with Mike telling it in his own unique way. My own father has been gone for nearly 20 years, so a reason to smile on Father's Day is always welcome.
Mike Rowe narrator-extraordinaire, even Orson Welles would be impressed.
That was great!
Should he do more? Don't be silly! Of course he should do more!
I loved the podcast and I love what you wrote about your Dad. I think this is such a good idea having you read your words. I hope one day you write a book. I will enjoy reading it then when it becomes a book-on-tape I will enjoying hearing it too.
You made your Dad proud Mike.
Happy Father's Day to every Dad.
My parents visiting from back east are here and we sat down to breakfast and listened to this – twice. We're still laughing. Thanks!
I found this story absolutely delightful when I read it last year. Combine it with Mike's voice, which is like a musical instrument, it's wonderful. Yes, in case you can't tell, I would like more podcasts.
I'm usually more into the written word than the auditory experience, and I rarely have the patience for podcasts, but for this, Mike's delivery adds so much to the whole story that I didn't want it to end. Laugh out loud funny, touching, and well-written. Yes, please, more!
awesome! very funny, touching story. iam glad mike shared it with us. i think mike could make anything sound good.
Absolutely wonderful!
Such a great story Mike. Please do more podcasts! If you do more then you have a very faithful listener right here.