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If you missed it it was a very good one. Dr Green & Dr. Cordea's (spelling???) baby got into Rachel's backpack and took some ecstasy.
I was a frantic mess when that baby was in pain from the OD! I know it's just a TV show but I was in tears by the end! I just kept thinking of my own DD and feeling for the parents! I really hope she pulls through! |
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I missed it, but now that I am hearing what happened, I am glad I missed it! That would be too heart wrenching to watch. |
I couldn't watch either. I made it through the 1st half, then when she found the pill fragments in the vomit I changed it! |
I watched. It wasn't easy or fun to watch. God, all the stuff we overlooked and took for granted before. |
And if I recall Rachel is Dr. Green's first daughter right? So now she's into drugs? POOR dr. Cordea! |
I saw it too. It made me cry. Of course the boy with cancer also made me cry since I just lost my 3 year old niece to cancer. I don't think I will be watching it again soon. |
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It was definitly a heart wrenching episode! Can you imagine being in they're situation? I saw that in next weeks episode Dr. Green says he can't be made to choose between his two daughters and then you see Elizabeth telling Rachel she is to pack her bags and go back to live with her mother. I thought things were going too smoothly when they kept showing Rachel being the big sister and something was going to happen. Very interesting show! ~Leslie~ |
I actually missed last weeks, but I had taped it. My mom recommeded I not watch it or this week's b/c it didn't look good for the baby from the previews and she thought that might be how they get Dr. Greene off the show (b/c you know he's leaving this season). Just a warning to those who found it hard to watch, as I'm sure I would have. Jen |
I was nauseous after watching it. Mommabear |
I saw it too - I cried throught he whole thing & kept picturing my daughter in her place. |
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The Blood Type Diet Archives Volume 5
Posted By: AllenDate: July-17, 1998 at 00:38:21
success stories from same age group. I am 78, in basically good health , very active, and my daughter has convinced me to go on the ER4YT diet. I am interested in knowing if anyone out there, with the same situation, has any suggestions for me. I want to make a smooth transition with as few problems as possible and also don't want to shock my system. Please answer. Any and all replys will be appreciated. Thanks, Allen S.

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Downtown Park
The City of Laurens has several parks and shelters for people to enjoy. They are open all year long and are available on a first come first serve basis. The downtown park located next to the swimming pool has play ground equipment for younger children and a shelter house for family gatherings and picnics.
Memory Lane is a recently constructed downtown park built through donations by individuals and businesses. There are pergolas, stone tables and benches, a water fountain, stage, and drinking fountain. It is a place of reunion and reflection, a place for positive conversation, and a place to remember those who have contributed to the Laurens community.
Sportsmans Park, in SE Laurens, now offers a disc golf course! Click here for rules and a scorecard. The Park also features a basketball and tennis court along with additional playground equipment, picnic area and a gazebo for outdoor concerts.
Time to Spare campground at is on the NW corner of the Sportsmans Park.
Memory Lane Park
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The Blood Type Diet Archives Volume 1
Posted By: Bonnie RutherfordDate: April 01, 1997 at 11:37:05
I've been in Seattle for the last few days visiting my family and discovered a great place to buy flour. Manna Mills located just north of the intersection of 220th and 66th in Mount Lake Terrace has a wide variety of flours including some I had not heard of previously. One example is Teff, a grain from the Nile region. It has a great nutty taste. Does anyone know if it is ok for type A people. At any rate the people at Manna Mills are very helpful and if you are in the Pacific Northwest you should take time to visit their store.


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Save the Dates – 2015 ADE Conferences
Administrators Academy: A Brick-by-Brick Approach to Building Knowledgeable, Empowered Leaders in Special Education
Administrators Academy is a four-part, interactive coaching series designed to teach participants how to practically and effectively apply the legal requirements of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
This academy is geared toward school leaders, such as principals and assistant principals, who want to better understand their role in the special education process; special education directors looking for a more comprehensive understanding of the intricate legalities involved in special education; and special education practitioners who are interested in the legal foundations and purposes of their jobs.
This intimate workshop experience will feature an in-depth analysis of obligations under the IDEA. Presenters will build participants' knowledge and confidence brick-by-brick by explaining responsibilities as school and special education leaders through deconstructing and reorganizing the IDEA into coherent pieces, while allowing interactions with the information to improve comfort and familiarity with the material. The instruction received through this academy will provide the necessary foundation to be thoughtful and skilled decision makers and practitioners in special education.
Institute presenters will be Kacey Gregson, attorney and Director of Dispute Resolution for the Arizona Department of Education, and Shannon Chavez, special education teacher and Arizona Department of Education Corrective Action Compliance Monitor.
Registration Link: http://www.ade.az.gov/onlineregistration/EventLocationSelection.asp?EventID=3647
Event Dates:
Friday, October 31, 2014
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Friday, February 6, 2015
Friday, April 24, 2015
Event Location:
East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT)
1601 West Main Street
Mesa, AZ 85201
Registration Fee: $150 for the four-day attendance
Registration Deadline: September 30, 2014
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Universal Design for Learning Institute
March 12–13, 2015
Pendergast Learning Center
3841 N. 91st Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85037
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an approach to designing flexible curriculum, instruction, and materials that are accessible to all students. The training will introduce the principles of UDL and present information on a framework to reduce barriers and maximize learning opportunities for all students.
Presenter Jeff McCormick, MS, is the Program Director for the Universal Design for Learning Center at OCALI in Columbus, Ohio. Jeff presents at schools, universities, and state and national conferences on topics ranging from universal design for learning, technology integration, and educational project deployment at state levels. He has created on-line training modules for UDL that will be available throughout the year to institute participants at no additional cost.
AZCCRS for Special Educators – Discounted Registration Rate
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Meeting Arizona's College and Career Ready Standards (AZCCRS) for Special Educators
January 7–8 or March 4–5
Team up a special education teacher or leader with a general education teacher or leader and get 50% off one registration!
Throughout the two-day workshop participants will have the opportunity to engage in whole group, small group, and paired collaborative discussions within grade level and content areas to refine collaborative practices between general education and special education and develop and write AZCCRS standards-based Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals.
Training Outcomes
During this two-day workshop, participants will:
- Expand understanding of the AZCCRS for ELA/Literacy and Mathematics in order to develop standards-aligned IEP goals aligned to the student's AZCCRS present levels of academic achievement and functional performance (PLAAFP)
- Integrate research of how children learn to order to identify areas of need in the development of IEP goals
- Obtain a solid understanding of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to integrate learning into daily practice
- Develop and write standards-aligned IEP goals related to students' needs as described in the PLAAFP
- Explore and use readily available resources, tools, and evidenced-based strategies to support students with disabilities to access the AZCCRS in ELA/Literacy and Mathematics
Elementary Emphasis: or Secondary Emphasis:
January 7–8, 2015 March 4–5, 2015
Sheraton Crescent Hotel, 2620 West Dunlap Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021
Registration fee: $175 covers the two-day attendance, or team up a special education teacher or leader with a general education teacher or leader and get 50% off one registration (i.e., $175.00 for the special educator, $87.50 for general educator). Please type "discount" after the payment number when registering the general education teacher or leader.
Register at http://www.ade.az.gov/onlineregistration/EventLocationSelection.asp?EventID=3793&EventDate=1/7/2015.
ADE Special Education Certificate Changes Webinar
The Arizona Department of Education/Exceptional Student Services is pleased to announce an upcoming webinar. We hope that you can join us for this learning opportunity.
ADE Special Education Certification Changes
This webinar will explain changes to special education certification that will be effective January 1, 2016. Reciprocity and proficiency exams will also be discussed.
Date: Friday, February 13, 2015
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Space is limited.
Reserve your webinar seat now at https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/770619782.
De-escalate: Stop the Power Struggle
In this full-day session, participants will learn prevention and de-escalation techniques, as well as the importance of understanding their own emotional states in avoiding power struggles. Participants will have the opportunity to connect and apply these techniques through case studies, role play activities, and real-life discussions and examples and will learn how to make connections to their own emotional reactions and how these reactions relate to their students' responses. This session is for any school staff members who want to be proficient at de-escalating and avoiding power struggles with students.
Presenters: Kerri Brown, Ph.D., and Donna Morelli, education consultants for the Capital Region Education Council in Hartford, Connecticut
February 4, 2015
Event times: 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Event location:
Arizona Department of Education
1535 West Jefferson Street, Room 312
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Registration fee: $115
Register at http://www.ade.az.gov/onlineregistration/EventLocationSelection.asp?EventID=3914
Dispute Resolution: Facilitated IEP
What is Facilitated IEP?
Facilitated IEP is a process in which a student's IEP is developed by a collaborative team in a structured meeting. The team includes all required IEP team members who share the responsibility for the meeting process and results, and decision-making is managed with effective facilitation skills. IEP facilitation is a student-focused process in which a trained individual (facilitator) assists the IEP team in developing an IEP that provides a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the student. The Dispute Resolution Unit believes there are three components needed to facilitate a successful IEP meeting: standardized meeting practices; knowledge of the IEP process; and the use of meeting management skills that aid in minimizing conflict and maximizing collaboration. Dispute Resolution offers Facilitated IEP training designed to teach these three components.
Facilitated IEP Trainings for 2015
Because the six regional Facilitated IEP (FIEP) trainings in the fall of 2014 were so successful, the Arizona Department of Education/Dispute Resolution Unit is happy to announce additional FIEP trainings for 2015. The two-day training is $75.00 and includes breakfast, lunch, and training materials.
Who Should Attend: Any school personnel involved in a student's IEP including special education and general education teachers, district representatives, and school psychologists. (Maximum 50 participants)
TRAINING DATES, LOCATIONS, and TIMES (check back for additional training dates):
- February 4 – 5, 2015 – Peoria Unified School District
- March 9-10, 2015 – Safford Unified School District
- April 23-24, 2015 – Tempe Union High School District
Sign-in: 8:30 – 9:00
Event: 9:00 – 4:00
Registration for the above trainings is now open. Click on ADE's Calendar of Events to register. (Advance the calendar to the training date in order to register for that training.)
Contact: Amy Dill @ 602-542-7579
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Teacher Evaluation and Implications for Special Education Webinar
The Arizona Department of Education/Exceptional Student Services is pleased to announce an upcoming webinar. We hope that you can join us for this learning opportunity.
Teacher Evaluation and Implications for Special Education
The focus of this webinar is to provide information on the new teacher evaluation. How this evaluation pertains to special education will be highlighted.
Date: Friday, January 16, 2015
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Space is limited.
Reserve your webinar seat now at https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/800267854.
Braille Code Changes Meeting: Collaborating to Meet the Educational Needs of Arizona's Teachers and Students
We are excited to announce an interagency collaboration to develop an effective pathway for introducing the changes from English Braille American Edition (EBAE) to Unified English Braille (UEB). The approaching changes to the Braille Code require that those it impacts and those responsible for addressing those changes gather to plan for its implementation. We want to work as a community and to support the implementation of UEB and are inviting stakeholders to participate in an initial meeting on January 12, 2015 from 9:00-4:00 that will be held at the Arizona Department of Education Building, Room 312, 1535 W. Jefferson, Phoenix, AZ. A second, follow up meeting has been scheduled for February 9th, 2015 at the Flinn Foundation on 1802 N Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ if necessary to finalize recommendations made, and invite additional participants. To help us to strategically plan for the needs identified by the group, we have invited a meeting facilitator to help us collaborate effectively.
Some of the questions to be addressed at this meeting are:
- What is the initiative that is bringing about these changes?
- Who will these changes impact?
- What actions need to be taken as a result of decisions made?
- What additional stakeholders need to be included?
Lunch will not be provided, however time will be allotted to order in, or to go to nearby restaurants.
Event Locations: Arizona Department of Education Building, Room 312, 1535 W. Jefferson, Phoenix, AZ
Dates and Times: Session 1 January 12, 2015 Session 2 Feb. 9th 2015
Registration Deadline: January 1st, 2015
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Please bring a laptop, tablet or braille notetaker if you need access to written material during the day. Also, indicate if you need materials in an alternative format and the format you prefer (large print, braille, electronic files, ASL interpreter, other).
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Importance of Studies
Clinical studies are essential to cancer research. Without clinical studies, new drugs and treatments could not be approved. No matter how promising a new treatment looks when tested with lab animals, it cannot be used to treat people until it has been carefully evaluated through the several phases of a clinical study.
Clinical studies test assumptions held by doctors and researchers to see if they are, in fact, true. And a clinical trial that disproves the effectiveness of a treatment, while disappointing, is just as important as a trial that proves the effectiveness of a new treatment. One example is the use of high-dose chemotherapy and bone marrow transplantation to treat advanced breast cancer.
Finding enough patients to conduct a clinical study is sometimes a problem for researchers. Nationally, only about four or five percent of cancer patients take part in clinical studies. There are many reasons for this low participation rate, including a lack of information about clinical studies on the part of both patients and their doctors, and myths about clinical trials.
Greater participation in clinical studies by cancer patients would probably speed up the search for new and more effective treatments for cancer. Greater participation, especially by older patients and minority groups, would make the group of patients in a clinical trial more representative of the broader population of people with cancer.
A clinical study done only with men, for example, may not tell doctors how women will respond to the treatment. A study done only with adults may not give reliable information on how children will respond.
Cancer is a disease of aging, but participants in clinical studies are on average quite a bit younger than the average age of all cancer patients. Enrolling more older cancer patients in clinical studies would result in more accurate information.


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The staycation is dead, declare travel agencies—you don't have to give up your holiday plans, even in a down economy. In fact, savvy travelers are discovering that some luxury travel has never been such a bargain.
This summer, virtually everyone, everywhere, in the travel industry is offering deals to combat today's tightened purse strings. The result? Your pre-recession dream vacation—the one you never thought you could afford—can now be had on a staycation budget. Welcome to the era of the "yaycation," as in, "Yay, what a great deal for a vacation!"
"Everybody in the travel industry is doing their part," says Malaka Hilton, owner of Sarasota's Admiral Travel. "It's a win-win for the consumer."
Kathleen Sutter, owner of Sarasota's Landings Travel, agrees: "People who thought they couldn't afford a particular product are now seeing that there are fabulous deals available."
Whether it's exotic resorts, luxury cruises or African adventures, there are endless deals to be had. If you're feeling the urge to get out there, here are just a few of the many ways you can go:
By Land: How about $1,500 for a nine-night African safari? And that's for the sort of expedition that "usually can be up to that much per day," says Hilton. The price covers all-luxury accommodations, including three nights at Africa's third-ranked resort, Twelve Apostles, located near Cape Town, South Africa, and nestled between the ocean and a mountainous nature reserve. Some meals are also included—not to mention once-in-a-lifetime encounters with African wildlife.
If a staycation-esque proximity still appeals to you, Sutton describes a "spa escape" just a short drive away at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples: $299 for the room, with a complimentary $200 spa credit per day, along with a $50 gift card. "So you're basically paying $49," she explains.
By Sea: Cruise prices are rock-bottom right now—and not just your standard $35-a-day Caribbean tour. Silver Sea Cruise Lines, which recently announced an unprecedented 50 percent-off ticket deal, is also offering free air travel for select cruises all over the world, including Alaska, Europe, South America and Dubai. The starting price for a one-week cruise is $3,000. And keep in mind, the price is all-inclusive. Factor room, board, entertainment and travel into any week's vacation—especially a trip to the other side of the world—and three grand starts to sound pretty reasonable.
Some cruise companies have stopped financially penalizing lone travelers, who traditionally have to pay a "single supplement" of up to 100 percent of their ticket price to travel in a room by themselves. For anyone who dreamed of sailing solo down the Danube, Tauck Tours recently announced the elimination of single supplements for all its river cruises. A 12-day riverboat trip from Budapest to Prague starts at $3,990.
By Air: With fuel costs less of a concern than they were a year ago, airlines are getting into the discount-luxury game. Through the summer, luxury air-travel leader Virgin Atlantic is offering its upper-class flights to London starting at about $1,000 per seat. Actually, Virgin calls them "suites," because each soft-leather, extra-wide, upper-class seat flips over to become a 6.5-foot bed, complete with duvet.
And after that 21st-century flight to London, you can enjoy 100-year-old prices at the historic Goring Hotel, which has temporarily returned to the rates it charged in 1910 (the year it was founded). That'll be seven shillings, sixpence for your first night (conversion to pounds sterling at no extra charge).
And these are just the tip of the iceberg. The idyllic destinations are endless, but where do you start? Here's how to snag your dream getaway without busting your budget:
Don't hesitate.
"Unfortunately right now, consumers are being inundated," explains Sutter, "and they're of the mentality that if they wait, maybe it'll get even better." It probably won't. Current discounts have grabbed the attention of recession-weary folks in need of a getaway, and the travel industry is already enjoying some rejuvenation of its own. "We fortunately are seeing an upswing in travel in the last couple months," says Hilton. "People feel like they've sat around long enough." A recent survey by travel search engine Kayak.com found that 95 percent of people planned to travel this summer. Good news for travel companies, but that uptick in demand means prices aren't likely to drop any further. Be careful not to leave all the good deals to everyone else.
Don't plan too far ahead.
Last-minute air-travel deals, either through the airlines themselves or sites like smartertravel.com, can cut domestic fares by as much as two-thirds. But keep in mind, say the experts, "last-minute" means two to three weeks out, not two to three days.
With many advertised deals, though, you simply need to commit quickly—book now; take your time packing. "These companies all need deposits coming in; they all have their deadlines," says Hilton. "For some deals, you can book today and still get the value for the trip in December. If the price goes down, they'll honor that, too."
Don't sacrifice value.
Sutton warns against discount prices that indicate sub-par products. Some travel deals are offered in desperation after the company has already made significant cutbacks. Some hotels offering great rates, for instance, have experienced significant layoffs—as much as 30 to 50 percent of their staff—and as a result, service may suffer. "You want a $250 deal, but the $500 experience," says Sutter. "You want to end that trip saying, 'Wow, we had a great time,' not 'Wow, we got what we paid for.'"
Look past the price.
Some deals aren't offered in straightforward price changes, but in vouchers, credits or gifts that may save you money in other ways (like the spa credits at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples). "A lot of hotels are doing free nights—buy four, get one free," says Hilton. "The rates are still the same, but the total cost is discounted tremendously." Just think of it as an upgrade: adding value to your vacation at no extra charge.
Be flexible.
Altering your lodging plans by a few miles or your travel dates by a day or two can mean major savings. Chances are, your destination will offer the exact same luxury experiences during weekdays and the off-season, but for a fraction of the price—and with fewer crowds, too.
For lodging, take advantage of blind-booking Web sites like Hotwire.com, which hotels employ to fill unbooked rooms. These sites let you choose your resort based on price, general location and rating—but you won't know the hotel's name and specific address until after you book.
Or you can leave the destination itself entirely up to chance, while still being guaranteed a sophisticated experience. Luxurylink.com features "mystery auctions," which describe a vacation package's length of stay, amenities and perks like gourmet meals, champagne reception and spa treatments, while the destination itself is kept under wraps. Best of all, the bidding starts at $1.
…but not too flexible.
There are advantages to knowing what you want and going after it. Instead of being inundated with options, you can target newsletters, clubs and other offers specific to a city, entertainment venue or hotel group. Craving some time on the Strip? Las Vegas Players Club cards, which can be purchased online, open up a world of weekly deals at a family of Sin City resorts, including four- and five-star standouts like the Luxor, Bellagio and MGM Grand. Recent offers included $44 a night at the four-star Mirage, or $99 at the five-star Bellagio.
And don't overlook those blind-booking offers on Hotwire.com just because you have your heart set on a specific hotel. Based on the specifics the Web site does give you before booking—a four-star resort within a five-mile radius, for example—you can often research the area in question and quickly determine exactly which resort you're considering.
Get professional help.
In the end, Sutter and Hilton agree: Wherever your vacation dreams take you, travel agencies are the way to go.
With so many variables involved in planning a first-rate vacation, Sutton summarizes the advantages a travel agent provides: "Expert professional knowledge, insider access to better value, personal solutions when your plans change and a trusted resource to exceed the expectations for your trip."
There are so many deals, says Hilton, that the options can be overwhelming. Travel agents can separate the wheat from the chaff.
Insider access is especially important. On top of what you see advertised on television and find on the Internet, some of the best deals aren't even publicized. "The first people that the vendors go to is the travel agency community," Hilton says. "It doesn't make sense for them to spend money on a New York Times ad for something they're losing money on in the first place."
Give your agent the details that are important to you, and he or she will find the best vacation to put everything together—and maybe more.
"We don't cost any more," Sutter adds. "But we can get a better value."


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I've always been into music since I was a little boy. I grew up with the vinyl collection of my oldest brother which means I listened to Pink Floyd and Fleetwood Mac at the age of about 4 or 5. At our home, it was always Open Home. Friends of my brother were there all day, relatives came very often to visit us, and my mother took care of kids from the village of the formerly so called "Gastarbeiter" (immigrant workers). So if I wanted to be by myself, my brother allowed me to stay in his room and listen to his records. And so I did. I got to know a lot of music back in the days when cars only had cassette decks. That´s why I got a proud collection of many many mixtapes through the all years. Let me tell you about a one from 1998. -
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1 And the word of Jehovah came unto me, saying, | 1 The word of the LORD came to me: |
2 And thou, son of man, thus saith the Lord Jehovah unto the land of Israel: An end, the end is come upon the four corners of the land. | 2 "Son of man, this is what the Sovereign LORD says to the land of Israel: The end! The end has come upon the four corners of the land. |
3 Now is the end upon thee; and I will send mine anger upon thee, and will judge thee according to thy ways, and will bring upon thee all thine abominations. | 3 The end is now upon you and I will unleash my anger against you. I will judge you according to your conduct and repay you for all your detestable practices. |
4 And mine eye shall not spare thee, neither will I have pity; but I will bring thy ways upon thee, and thine abominations shall be in the midst of thee; and ye shall know that I [am] Jehovah. | 4 I will not look on you with pity or spare you; I will surely repay you for your conduct and the detestable practices among you. Then you will know that I am the LORD. |
5 Thus saith the Lord Jehovah: An evil, an only evil! behold, it is come. | 5 "This is what the Sovereign LORD says: Disaster! An unheard-of disaster is coming. |
6 The end is come, the end is come; it awaketh against thee: behold, it cometh. | 6 The end has come! The end has come! It has roused itself against you. It has come! |
7 The doom is come unto thee, inhabitant of the land; the time is come, the day is near, -- tumult, and not the joyous cry from the mountains. | 7 Doom has come upon you--you who dwell in the land. The time has come, the day is near; there is panic, not joy, upon the mountains. |
8 Now will I soon pour out my fury upon thee, and accomplish mine anger against thee; and I will judge thee according to thy ways, and will bring upon thee all thine abominations. | 8 I am about to pour out my wrath on you and spend my anger against you; I will judge you according to your conduct and repay you for all your detestable practices. |
9 And mine eye shall not spare, neither will I have pity: I will render unto thee according to thy ways, and thine abominations shall be in the midst of thee; and ye shall know that it is I, Jehovah, that smite. | 9 I will not look on you with pity or spare you; I will repay you in accordance with your conduct and the detestable practices among you. Then you will know that it is I the LORD who strikes the blow. |
10 Behold the day, behold, it is come: the doom is gone forth; the rod hath blossomed, pride is full blown. | 10 "The day is here! It has come! Doom has burst forth, the rod has budded, arrogance has blossomed! |
11 Violence is risen up into a rod of wickedness: nothing of them [shall remain], nor of their multitude, nor of their wealth, nor of the magnificence in the midst of them. | 11 Violence has grown into a rod to punish wickedness; none of the people will be left, none of that crowd--no wealth, nothing of value. |
12 The time is come, the day draweth near: let not the buyer rejoice, nor the seller mourn; for fierce anger is upon all the multitude thereof. | 12 The time has come, the day has arrived. Let not the buyer rejoice nor the seller grieve, for wrath is upon the whole crowd. |
13 For the seller shall not return to that which is sold, even though he were yet alive amongst the living: for the vision is touching the whole multitude thereof; it shall not be revoked; and none shall through his iniquity assure his life. | 13 The seller will not recover the land he has sold as long as both of them live, for the vision concerning the whole crowd will not be reversed. Because of their sins, not one of them will preserve his life. |
14 They have blown the trumpet and made all ready, but none goeth to the battle; for my fierce anger is upon all the multitude thereof. | 14 Though they blow the trumpet and get everything ready, no one will go into battle, for my wrath is upon the whole crowd. |
15 The sword is without, and the pestilence and the famine within: he that is in the field shall die by the sword; and he that is in the city, famine and pestilence shall devour him. | 15 "Outside is the sword, inside are plague and famine; those in the country will die by the sword, and those in the city will be devoured by famine and plague. |
16 And they that escape of them shall escape, and shall be on the mountains like doves of the valleys, all of them moaning, every one for his iniquity. | 16 All who survive and escape will be in the mountains, moaning like doves of the valleys, each because of his sins. |
17 All hands shall be feeble, and all knees shall melt into water. | 17 Every hand will go limp, and every knee will become as weak as water. |
18 And they shall gird on sackcloth, and horror shall cover them; and shame shall be upon all faces, and baldness upon all their heads. | 18 They will put on sackcloth and be clothed with terror. Their faces will be covered with shame and their heads will be shaved. |
19 They shall cast their silver in the streets, and their gold shall be as an impurity: their silver and their gold shall not be able to deliver them in the day of Jehovah's wrath; they shall not satisfy their souls, neither fill their belly; for it hath been the stumbling-block of their iniquity. | 19 They will throw their silver into the streets, and their gold will be an unclean thing. Their silver and gold will not be able to save them in the day of the LORD's wrath. They will not satisfy their hunger or fill their stomachs with it, for it has made them stumble into sin. |
20 And he set in majesty his beautiful ornament; but they made therein the images of their abominations [and] of their detestable things: therefore have I made it an impurity unto them. | 20 They were proud of their beautiful jewelry and used it to make their detestable idols and vile images. Therefore I will turn these into an unclean thing for them. |
21 And I will give it into the hands of strangers for a prey, and to the wicked of the earth for a spoil; and they shall profane it. | 21 I will hand it all over as plunder to foreigners and as loot to the wicked of the earth, and they will defile it. |
22 And I will turn my face from them; and they shall profane my secret [place]; and the violent shall enter into it, and profane it. | 22 I will turn my face away from them, and they will desecrate my treasured place; robbers will enter it and desecrate it. |
23 Make the chain; for the land is full of bloody crimes, and the city is full of violence. | 23 "Prepare chains, because the land is full of bloodshed and the city is full of violence. |
24 Therefore will I bring the worst of the nations, and they shall possess their houses; and I will make the pride of the strong to cease; and their sanctuaries shall be profaned. | 24 I will bring the most wicked of the nations to take possession of their houses; I will put an end to the pride of the mighty, and their sanctuaries will be desecrated. |
25 Destruction cometh; and they shall seek peace, but there shall be none. | 25 When terror comes, they will seek peace, but there will be none. |
26 Mischief shall come upon mischief, and rumour shall be upon rumour; and they shall seek a vision from a prophet; but the law shall perish from the priest, and counsel from the elders. | 26 Calamity upon calamity will come, and rumor upon rumor. They will try to get a vision from the prophet; the teaching of the law by the priest will be lost, as will the counsel of the elders. |
27 The king shall mourn, and the prince shall be clothed with dismay, and the hands of the people of the land shall tremble: I will do unto them according to their way, and with their judgments will I judge them; and they shall know that I [am] Jehovah. | 27 The king will mourn, the prince will be clothed with despair, and the hands of the people of the land will tremble. I will deal with them according to their conduct, and by their own standards I will judge them. Then they will know that I am the LORD." |
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Idaho by Yonder Mountain String Band Key G Major This is the most requested song they do. Beautiful number about a western state "filled with fish" as dave likes to say. Quite simple and here it is: Intro riff: a|---0-2| E|-3----| into C D to > g|--------------------0-| d|--------------0h2p0---| (bluegrass lick is often used in the key of G) a|--------0h1h2---------| E|-0--2-3---------------| into G G C F C x3 D Verse:1 G C F C Heading down the Salmon river F C To a rangeland palace F C D Sage brush all around Verse 2: G Where the deer and elk do roam C This place I may call home F C Where the flatlands stretch for miles F C And the mountains touch the sky F C D And the sun always shines Chorus: Em C D In Idaho, ohh ho ohh x3 Em In Idaho (jam factory) Verse 3: My mind is filled with images Of saw-tooth bridges Where the snow melt forms Cold mountain creeks Flowin' through the valley down below Verse 4: I was standing 'neath the pine trees On a bed of wild grass This place has captured me, well far I can see There ain't no place I'd rather be. [Chorus] Finish with the Intro Riff and you're done Comments
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4 `When thou meetest thine enemy's ox or his ass going astray, thou dost certainly turn it back to him | 4 "If you come across your enemy's ox or donkey wandering off, be sure to take it back to him. |
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When to Go: If it's dinner you're after, then any day Tuesday through Saturday will do. Fans of brunch, however, should mark their calendars for the last Sunday of every month from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. That's the only time that the restaurant serves up its mega-popular à la carte brunch menu, which features favorites such as freshly squeezed juices and housemade french pastries.
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Epernay's executive chef Jayson Grossberg trained under legendary French chef Jean-Louis Palladin before attending New York's Culinary Institute of America. Grossberg has used his pabulum-preparing powers for good and not evil, recently redesigning Epernay's menu to add flavorful new dishes, such as the summer gazpacho with crab meat and lime ($10.95). Fresh-caught mussels come in three broths, such as the "a la Linda" with saffron and tomato ($15.95 single serving, $19.95 shared platter). If you'd like to keep your meal as light at a globetrotting eccentric's hot-air balloon, try a juicy beet salad with summer melon, arugula, and feta cheese ($10.95). Reward your stomach for keeping quiet during last night's visit to the opera with an entree such as caramelized sea scallops with sweet corn, bacon, and tomato ($26.95). Or delve into the crispy duck breast with wild mushrooms, pistachios, and asparagus soaking in a sundried blueberry jus ($26.95) to enjoy a culinary harmony unseen since the California Raisins dominated the airwaves.
The chefs at Crepe N Grill serve both sweet and savory crepes, thin pancakes crowned with fresh ingredients such as honey-cinnamon apples or braised pork. Freshly blended fruit smoothies, lattes, and cappuccinos from the espresso bar pair up with crisp salads, soups, and paninis.
Paradou takes its name from a village in the southern French countryside, and the provincial influence is apparent in nearly every aspect of the restaurant. No matter what it is serving, the bistro-style eatery celebrates Provençal cuisine with a notable lack of pretention. This isn't to say that the seasonal menus are unrefined, though. Chef Kfir Ben Ari creates a handful of dishes that experiment with foie gras, including a reimagined gravlax that features foie gras cured in sugar cane, sea salt, and fennel leaves. However, the majority of the menu tempts diners with hearty, provincial classics such as short ribs braised in red wine, cast-iron-roasted duck breast, and bouillabaisse stew. The wine list complements this cuisine, offering more than 40 French wines by the bottle as well as the glass. The wine selection even influences the restaurant's decor. Bottle-lined shelves reach from the floor to the ceiling along the restaurant's back wall, and the tables and bar are built using repurposed French wine crates. Beyond the intimately sized dining room's whitewashed brick walls and rustic, wooden floorboards, a short walk leads to the covered garden area, which seats outdoorsy guests year-round.
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Lilly Oncology on Canvas, an art exhibition honoring the journeys traveled by millions of people affected by cancer worldwide, will be on display at Methodist Hospitals Center for Advanced Clinical Studies located at 200 East 89th. Avenue in Merrillville starting today, Monday, April 20 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Friday, April 24. There will be approximately 30 pieces of art on display. The art exhibit is open to the general public.
Lilly Oncology on Canvas was created in 2004 by Eli Lilly and Company and is a biennial competition that invites people diagnosed with any type of cancer, their families and friends, cancer advocates, health care providers, as well as artists and art students to express, through art and in narrative, their own cancer journeys.
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Marijuana: Amendment 64 Task Force backs letting employers fire people for pot use
The task force also voted to support a recommendation that youth under eighteen years old not be criminalized for a first offense of marijuana possession. Former Denver Manager of Safety Charlie Garcia said that while he doesn't support legalizing marijuana for kids, criminalizing it has "big consequences.
"They end up with a criminal history because of possession of a joint," he said.
Instead of being convicted and possibly winding up in juvenile detention, the punishment for possession of less than an ounce of weed would "be limited to education and treatment as ordered by the juvenile court," the recommendation says. Read it below.
Members also agreed on a recommendation that would allow counties or municipalities to ban recreational marijuana businesses, just as they can with medical marijuana dispensaries. Read the recommendation below.A64 Task Force
In all, the task force okayed seven recommendations and sent two -- including one about licensing fees -- back to their working groups to be revised. Among the others approved were a recommendation to explore banking options for marijuana businesses and one to allow lawmakers to adopt industrial hemp regulations.A64 Task Force
View all of the recommendations on this PowerPoint from Tuesday's task force meeting. It includes a presentation by University of Denver professor and task force member Sam Kamin about how marijuana is regulated by the federal government, and how the feds' laws may or may not impact Colorado in light of Amendment 64.
"We can't make Amendment 64 bulletproof," Kamin told the task force. "If the feds want to shut it down, they will." But he added that having sound regulations -- like those in place for Colorado's medical marijuana industry -- will likely keep the feds at bay.
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7:01am | Booker T. And The MGs "My Sweet Potato" from Sock It to 'Em Soul (WSM UK 2004) —Music bed. This 1966 song kicked off this special Fall Membership Drive edition of Memphis to Manchester. If you missed the chance to support KDHX this week, harbor no regrets because the Fall Membership Drive continues through October 10.Buy it! |
7:03am | Warren Lee "Star Revue" from Sehorn's Soul Farm (Charly 2010) N —1965 song included on this new 2-CD collection of New Orleans, soul, funk and R & B.Buy it! |
7:06am | Arthur Conley "Sweet Soul Music" (Atlantic 1967) —Written by Otis Redding & Arthur Conley.Buy it! |
7:08am | Dyke and the Blazers "We Got More Soul" (BGP Records 2007) —1969 song written by Arlester "Dyke" Christian.Buy it! |
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7:36am | The Mighty Hannibal "In the Midnight Hour (Live With the Gatemouth Brown Band, "The Beat" TV Show)" from The !!! Beat (SuperBird 2010) N —Live recording of the Wilson Pickett classic from a 1966 TV music show out of Nashville emceed by Hoss Allen.Buy it! |
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7:42am | The Budos Band "Reppirt Yad" from The Budos Band III (Daptone 2010) N —Music bed. 2010 Beatles instrumental.Buy it! |
7:45am | The Beatles "She Said She Said" from Revolver ALBUM (EMI 1966) —Mono version of the Lennon-McCartney song.Buy it! |
7:47am | Kim Weston "Eleanor Rigby" from Soul Gospel (Soul Jazz 2005) —1970 soul-jazz Beatles cover.Buy it! |
7:51am | Booker T. & the MGs "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" from McLemore Avenue (Stax Records url 1970) —Music bed. 1970 instrumental version of the Beatles song released by Stax.Buy it! |
7:54am | The Relatives "Rap On" from Don't Let Me Fall (Heavy Light Records 2010) N —Gospel funk & soul out of Dallas recorded from 1971-1974.Buy it! |
7:57am | Tom Jones "Nobody's Fault But Mine" from Praise & Blame (Lost Highway 2010) N —Written by Tom Jones & Ethan Johns and found on this new release of gospel and spiritual songs.Buy it! |
8:05am | Willie Nile "Cell Phones Ringing (In The Pockets Of The Dead)" from Streets of New York (Reincarnate Music 2006) —Great rock song written by Willie Nile and released in 2006.Buy it! |
8:10am | The Clash "Police on my Back" from The Clash - The Singles (Sony BMG Music Entertainment 2006) —Written by Eddy Grant (back when he was with The Equals) and recorded in 1980.Buy it! |
8:13am | Joe Strummer "Omotepe" from The Future Is Unwritten (Music from the Film) (Sony Legacy Recordings 2007) —Music bed. 1987 instrumental originally released on the "Walker" original soundtrack.Buy it! |
8:19am | The National "Clampdown" from White Riot - Vol. 2 (Uncut 2003) —2003 Clash cover. Appearing tonight (9/30) at the Pageant. Opening is Owen Pallett.Buy it! |
8:23am | Aztec Camera "Jump" from Aztec Camera (sire 1993) —Van Halen cover found on this six-song EP.Buy it! |
8:26am | Dean & Britta "Herringbone Tweed" from 13 Most Beautiful ... Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests (Double Feature 2010) N —Music bed. Instrumental from their new release.Buy it! |
8:30am | Bettie Serveert "Semaphore" from Pharmacy of Love (Palomine 2010) N —Appearing later this month (10/22) at the Blueberry Hill Duck Room.Buy it! |
8:33am | The Velvet Underground "Rock and Roll" from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of The Velvet Underground (Hip-O Records 2000) —Written by Lou Reed and originally released on their 1970 "Loaded" release.Buy it! |
8:38am | Death In Vegas "Girls" from Lost in Translation ST (Emperor Norton 2003) —Music bed. Instrumental from the 2003 movie soundtrack.Buy it! |
8:41am | Country Joe and the Fish "Flying High" from Electric Music for the Mind and Body (Vanguard 1967) —1967 song written by Country Joe McDonald.Buy it! |
8:43am | Randy Newman "Gone Dead Train" from Performance (Original Soundtrack) (Warner Bros 1970) —1970 song written by Jack Nitzsche and Russ Titelman.Buy it! |
8:46am | The Rolling Stones "Mother's Little Helper" from Aftermath (UK Version) [Remastered] CD ALBUM (ABKCO 2005) —Released in 1966.Buy it! |
8:49am | Nero & The Gladiators "Boots" from An Outbreak of Twangin' (Psychic Circle 2009) —Music bed. Early 60s instrumental out of the U.K.Buy it! |
8:52am | Beck "Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat" from War Child - Heroes, Vol. 1 (EMI 2009) —Very fine Dylan cover from 2009.Buy it! |
8:55am | The Flamin' Groovies "Absolutely Sweet Marie" from Groovies Greatest Grooves (sire 1979) —Dylan cover.Buy it! |
8:58am | Dave "Baby" Cortez "Rinky Dink" from Rock and Soul Instrumental Classics (Golden Stars 2001) —Music bed.Buy it! |
9:04am | The School "Let It Slip" from Loveless Unbeliever (Elefant 2010) N —Indie-pop out of Cardiff, Wales.Buy it! |
9:07am | Dusty Springfield "I'll Love You for a While" from Complete A & B Sides: 1963-70 (Eclipse www.eclipsesingers.com 2006) —Written by Goffin-King & released in 1965 on the Mercury label.Buy it! |
9:09am | Tight Pants Syndrome "Get Outta My Haircut" from Fully Attractive CD ALBUM (Blip Blap! 2010) N L —Tight Pants Syndrome is having their CD release party this Saturday (10/2) at Off Braodway. Also on the bill are Finn's Motel & Karate Bikini.Buy it! |
9:16am | Los Lobos "One Time One Night" from By the Light of the Moon (Slash 1987) —Written by David Hidalgo & Louie Perez.Buy it! |
9:21am | Bob Dylan "Romance in Durango" from The Bootleg Series, Vol. 5: Bob Dylan Live 1975 - The Rolling Thunder Revue (Columbia 2002) —Appearing at the Chaifetz Arena on 10/21 (Thursday).Buy it! |
9:26am | Wes Dakus' Rebels "Sour Biscuits" from That's Swift (Ace 2007) —Music bed. 1964 garage-rock instrumental recorded for the Swan label.Buy it! |
9:30am | Chuck Prophet "I Bow Down and Pray to Every Woman I See" from No Other Love (New West www.newwestrecords.com 2002) —Appearing at Off Broadway on 10/23 (Saturday).Buy it! |
9:33am | Eleni Mandell "Girls" from Miracle of Five (Zedtone 2007) —Written by Eleni Mandell and released in 2007.Buy it! |
9:37am | Booker T. & the MGs "Every Beat of My Heart" from Soul Men (Stax Records url 2003) —Music bed.Buy it! |
9:40am | Bottle Rockets "Be Real" from Songs of Sahm (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2001) —Written by Doug Sahm and released in 2001.Buy it! |
9:42am | The Liverbirds "He's About A Mover" from Destroy That Boy! (Ace 2009) —Doug Sahm cover recorded live in 1966 at the Star-Club.Buy it! |
9:45am | The Cliffters "Django" from An Outbreak of Twangin' (Psychic Circle 2009) —Music bed.Buy it! |
9:48am | The Miracles "Money (That's What I Want)" from Depend on Me: The Early Albums (Hip-O Select 2009) —2-CD collection made up of the first five Miracles releases.Buy it! |
9:51am | Jerry Lee Lewis "Over the Rainbow" from All Killer, No Filler: The Anthology (Rhino 1993) —Great 2-CD overview of Jerry Lee Lewis. Thanks to everybody who pledged, thanks to the phone volunteers & thanks for Steve Pick for helping pitch. If you missed this week, you still have another chance next week. This is huge!Buy it! |
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Sun, Feb 13, 11 at 0:32
so excited, found this treasure at a TS, i wanted to do a carosel pony but this is even better, however not sure how to finish it, paint, mosaic or just wash with darker and varathane, it is like papermache.. and only $5!
ideas??? |
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- Posted by luna_llena_feliz (My Page) on Sun, Feb 13, 11 at 4:52
That is a wonderful find! If it is that papermache material, I would hesitate about using it outside. I had a link to a site with an awesome mosaiced carousel-like horse but I can't find it. Although a decoupaged version would be pretty too (and probably a lot lighter so the papermache would support it). I can't wait to see what you do with it. |
Love the pony! I think a little darker stain would look great! Jan |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 13, 11 at 9:53
What a great find! Love his mane, etc. Can't wait to see him finished! |
- Posted by jeannespines 4 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 13, 11 at 11:39
Wow!! Great find! If it were mine, I would decoupage it with all kinds of scrappin' papers or wrapping papers ... old music sheets, lilac prints & old flower prints, etc. etc. (using ModPodge, probably) Couldn't be outside but would look wonderful on porch among indoor plants! Unusual find!!! TFS! Jeanne S. |
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This equine lover is seriously envious! What a great find! |
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The symposium was established at Birmingham-Southern in 1992 to foster undergraduate research in the area, increase awareness of Latin America, and help students and faculty interested in Latin America to establish contacts with colleagues in other disciplines and other schools.
Chaney, Greene, and Holst presented research in their respective fields of interest and in the Spanish language. Their papers went through a rigorous selection process to earn a spot amongst presenters from the University of Alabama, Louisiana State University, and the University of Texas.
Dr. Alexander Steffanell, an assistant professor of Spanish in Lee's Department of Language and Literature, was the faculty advisor/sponsor for the trip. He taught the senior-level Research Writing Seminar, which is a required section for all students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and the course that helped the students develop their research.
"Not only did the students present excellent work and deep critical thinking on controversial issues, but also the papers were presented in Spanish with professionalism and excellence," said Steffanell. "This shows the academic community that Lee University is graduating Spanish majors who can communicate and do research in the target language."
Chaney's research focused on Latin American immigrants in America in a paper titled, "La ley de inmigración: Privaciones y abusos para los inmigrantes en la tierrra de libertad" ("Immigration Law: Deprivations and Abuse for Immigrants in the Land of the Free").
Holst's paper, "El Análisis de los pronombres 'tú,' 'usted,' y 'vos' sus tiempos verbales en el español latinoamericano" ("An Analysis of the Pronouns 'tú,' 'usted,' and 'vos' and their tenses in Latin American Spanish") focused on second-person pronouns and their use in Latin America.
Greene wrote on Uruguay's recent move to legalize and nationalize the sale of marijuana in a paper, "Uruguay: una fuente legal del cultivo y venta de la marihuana" ("Uruguay: A Legal Source for the Cultivation and Sale of Marijuana").
"The conference was extremely helpful in gaining experience in interacting with other members of academia, conducting valid research, defending that research, and developing inter-collegiate networking," said Greene. "It was a fantastic experience that I'm honored to have been a part of."


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The Transportation Facilities Plan (TFP) serves as the city's 12-year, or intermediate-range, transportation planning document. It includes high-priority projects from long-range plans (such as the Bel-Red Plan, Eastgate/I-90 Plan and Ped-Bike Plan) and projects that address emerging needs and opportunities.
The City Council adopted the 2013-2024 TFP on August 5, 2013, (Resolution #8617). An amendment to add a project for sidewalks and bike facilities on Newport Way SE (from Somerset Blvd. to 150th Avenue SE) was adopted by the City Council on September 3, 2013 (Resolution #8623).
2013-2024 TFP Documents
The city published a Draft Environmental Impact Statement on April 11, 2013 and published a Final Environmental Impact Statement on July 25, 2013. Printed copies of the Final EIS are available for $5 at the Service First counter in City Hall. An addendum published on August 29, 2013 addresses potential impacts of the added project on Newport Way SE.
BackgroundTypically updated every two to four years, the Transportation Facilities Plan is a "financially constrained" plan: some projects do not have sufficient financial resources committed to fully complete them by 2024, but the identified cost of the projects as described in the TFP must be balanced with the City's transportation revenue projections for the 12-year plan period. The Transportation Facilities Plan serves several functions:
An environmental review is conducted in conjunction with each TFP update. The environmental review considers potential, cumulative impacts to the citywide transportation system and other elements of the environment that may occur due to 12 years of projected land use growth and the implementation of the projects identified in the TFP.
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Next month my Mom, sister, brother-in-law, neice and myself are going to be going to the world for a few days. My Mom was talking to my brother-in-law the other day and he mentioned a plan he had in mind. When they got married last year, he didn't have enough money for a ring, and he wants to give her one while they are at Disney.
His idea was while we are all watching Wishes, to get down on one knee and give her the ring. He wants me to video tape it.
I didn't think about it much at first, but I got to thinking and I don't know how well his idea will work. He hasn't been to Disney in probably 10+ years and I'm not sure if he's really remembering how things are. First off, it will be dark, which may hamper video taping attemps, it will be nosiy because of the fireworks and her reaction to the ring may be totally lost on video, and thirdly, Main Street (where we would watch the fireworks) tends to be crowded, and I'm not sure he would actually have room to get down on one knee, let alone me be at an angle in the crowd where I could really get a good shot with the camera.
That being said, I don't quite feel its my place to tell my brother-in-law that I don't think his plan is very good and probably won't work that well. I was thinking other things that I could possibly suggest to him, but I'm not sure.
First off, do you think his plan will work, or should I urge him to do something else, or perhaps get Disney invovled?
We already have an ADR at Artist Point; my thought was to call the restaurant and see if there was anything they could do. Other than that, we will be spending one day in the Magic Kingdom, and one day at our resort, OKW. My only other thought was after our Artist Point dinner, to take the boat to MK and then to the Poly and see the fireworks from there, and he can do the ring thing on the beach there, where at least it will be less crowded; but with an ADR time of 7:15 pm, I don't know if time is going to allow that.
If you don't think my brother-in-laws plan will work, what would you suggest doing to surprise my sister with the ring?


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I think I did something right. The lender was surprised hubby's numbers were so low with the small amount of debt we have, and I have been researching using creditnet (great site).
Anyway, we had one Credit Card, which he had recently paid off and it hadn't been reported as paid, so it is one that would have shown that the card was about 100% over limit (limit was $250...late fees/interest jumped it up to $479), so now that will be removed. And today I decided to send in an extra payment to the other credit card that is on hubby's account. The Limit on it is $500, and it was at $400, so sending in an additional $200 payment. I figure that will take our "utilization" to some better numbers, spending limit= $750, used was $879, and now it will be only used $200. And since that is 30% of the FICO scoring, that surely will help. I am hoping that when it is time to actually sign lender papers for our mortgage, and they pull the final credit report it will be better numbers and maybe a smidge better interest rate, although I am pleased with what we are getting at the moment, but better is always...well, better. Laura |
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GOOD JOB Laura, NOW, if you want to have the credit improvements make a difference in your rates, here's what you need to do; A) Get current account balance statements from each creditor you've paid down (call cust. svc & have them fax you a balance statement as a Memo on letterhead if necessary,) If you wait until you're at the signing table, the score improvements won't make any difference in your rates. Luck! |
If you wait until you're at the signing table, the score improvements won't make any difference in your rates. Does this apply in all cases, or only when a person has been preapproved based on the previous, lower scores? And hey, Dave, I see you're not "just some mortgage guy" anymore! |
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Hi vonrouge, Does this apply in all cases, or only when a person has been preapproved based on the previous, lower scores? Well, there could theoretically be an exception... but I've yet to see a lender voluntarily reduce an interest rate after their loan docs have been drawn. Without a broker badgering them, and without competitive pressures, lenders would happily write the deals as fat as they could get away with. And hey, Dave, I see you're not "just some mortgage guy" anymore! OOPS! That was a "Freudian Slip" of the signature-file trigger. I hit "D" instead of "S" (my code access for the "Some Mortgage Guy" sign off, and once "submitted" it was irretrievable. Hope Spike will overlook ;~) Cheers, |
- Posted by wnlbutterfly (My Page) on Mon, Mar 29, 04 at 21:55
THANKS DAVE....I emailed the mortgage broker, asked about "rapid rescore". Also found out that two of the bad marks on the credit report is due to billing error (medical) and also mentioned this, and she was estatic, said to fax all the info and she will take care of it. So our utilization should be improved and having two bad tradelines removed (or at least explained....should be removed soon after all my letters), should help our bottom line on the mortgage. THANKS again...I wouldn't have known if you hadn't mentioned it!! Laura |
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I have been making smoothies for a while now, but I was getting concerned about the amount of sugar in them (although it comes naturally from the fruit). I use a handful of frozen unsweetened strawberries, a handful of frozen unsweetened mixed berries and cherries, a banana, a couple spoonfuls of plain unsweetened organic yogurt, and have just switched from regular OJ to fresh squeezed (about 1/3 of a cup). These turn out delicious and are extremely filling. I drink one of these several nights a week instead of eating dinner. There is no sugar, honey or other sweetener added as the natural sweetness of the berries is plenty.
Recently I heard about green smoothies, and thought it might be an ideal way to increase my green vegetable intake. Today I made my regular recipe as listed above, and added 3 large kale leaves, several large handfuls of spinach leaves, and about 5 stalks of parsley. It did turn the smoothie slightly green, but it was still delicious. There was a very slight "green" taste, but it was not at all unpleasant as the berry flavor seems to dominate. Does this sound like a good recipe from a weight loss standpoint? I am worried about the natural sugar from the berries. But then I think, how could all this natural fruit and vegetables ever be bad? |
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Hi jockewing, It sounds like a really healthy drink! Once a day doesn't seem like too much fructose. Just be sure to eat more veggies during the day and a little protein too. Adding spinach to a fruity smoothie is a great way of sneaking it in! If you have trouble like I do.......of having my appetite triggered by sugars of any kind, then the drink you're making might increase your appetite a bit. But if not.......I say go for it! |
I don't see any prob from the berries as they are high fiber and pretty low in sugar as fruits go. Cherries too. Also you are pureeing them rather than juicing them so the whole fruit is in there. If anything, the oj is a sugar culprit but 1/3 cup is not terrible. |
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I was curious if the jump list of Win 7 is only showing local files. On my PC it is not showing any recent files from network shares. Only local files. I wanted to check with you if there is any setting or policy which might restrict network files from appearing under "Recent" in the Jump List. And if there was any, can you please tell me where I can find it? I would like to check the status on my PC too. Thanks! BTW: The jump list is the context menu which appears when you right click a pinned program like Excel, Word, etc |
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Billy Graham, the issue of abortion and Monday.
When defending their political position, I have heard many a Democrat say the following, "Well, did you know that Billy Graham is a registered Democrat?"
Yes. I did know that, actually.
Billy Graham released the above statement, this week, which has been published in several periodicals, including the Wall Street Journal. I have to say that I was pleased when I read it, as I hold each of the mentioned beliefs, close to my heart. Especially the issue of abortion.
I know plenty of democrats and we can debate on policy all day {that's if they choose to engage}, but one issue I will not relent, is the issue of abortion. I have known people who've underwent abortions, I have watched the horrific videos of early/middle and late term abortions. I have been to rallies I have seen the pictures and I have still YET to hear a argument {as to why it should remain legal} that causes my heart to turn and accept its rightful place in our culture, no matter the circumstances that surround it.
Some people will stand on the argument that it won't be overturned and so why use that as a barometer with which to vote? They site that there have been Republican and Democrat presidents alike that have done nothing to change anything. Some say that if we overturn Roe v. Wade, woman's rights {such as the right to contraceptives} will go with it. People speak of woman's rights to their own body as if it is horrible to tell a woman she can't do something with her body. It's her body. Who am I to tell her what to do/not do. And then people choose to use the, "It's not my business to question someone else."
I choose to believe it IS acceptable {in a just and ethical democracy} to tell a woman she can not terminate the life of a living baby, in her body.
I choose that just because something can't/"won't" be changed never means you should cease to stand in the gap for what is right.
I choose to believe that we, as Christians, should care for the least of these. That is our job.
To their argument I share this quote:
"Some people argue that changing laws will not eliminate abortions.
It is certainly true that a change of heart is more important than a change of law. What is forgotten,
however, is that the law is the great teacher.
Children grow up believing that if a practice is legal, it must be moral."
-- Cardinal John O'Connor
Abortion is wrong. And people need to stand against it.
It's not as simple as calling it a wedge issue and weighing its importance against other issues like Medicare and the economy.
It is an injustice and a Bible believing Christian who refuses to acknowledge it's horrible existence and be abhorred that it is in existence {rather than not think about it} should be working to end it.
Especially Christians.
And yes. That will mean getting out and doing something about it, instead of simply speaking the words but we should be doing that anyways.
And yes. That should mean evaluating who you are voting for. Voting for candidates that do not view abortion for exactly the extremist act that it is, is putting power behind a set of ideals I refuse to accept as Biblical, moral or positive.
It's horrible and sad that it is even a discussion.... but it is. And until it's no more, it needs to be brought up.
Especially when voting.
The third and final debate is on Monday. Will you be watching? I sure will. Sipping my glass of "debate wine" {in order to wade through the mire} and discussing with friends.
You should watch too!
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I watch.
I like the production, the creativity, and the performances, the glitter on the runway
I watch the celebrity straight guys in the audience who probably have hard ons and hope they will get laid. But many boyfriends in the audience
I have a gif ;-)
On tonight, with Rhianna, Bieber, Bruno Mars
I miss Tyra when she worked the runway (and before she got goofy on Next Top Model)
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The RocketRAID controller card itself is actually built on a half height PCI Express design that supports a total of four SATA ports which makes a perfect addition to a motherboard with four or more SATA ports already onboard, and with the PCI Express x1 interface you aren't limited to the PCI bandwidth that has held RAID from gaining performance crowns.
The back of the card contains the HighPoint 601 RAID management chip that not only allows for hot swapping out drives but also monitors the SMART functions of the drive.
The back of the card contains the four SATA ports that are stacked 2-by-2 to save as much space as possible. The Marvell 88SX7042 PCI Express chip actually supports up to PCI Express x4 speeds; however this will run at x2 or x1 speeds since the card only has a PCI Express x1 interface at the bottom of the card limiting it. However this is more than enough for basic RAID setups anyway.