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Six ingredients, 5 minutes of hands-on cooking, and dinner is served! Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 385.4
This is a delicious chicken recipe that my family loves Submitted by ALECSANDRA Carbs: 4.3g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.4g | Calories: 166.4
Rich, flavorful honey mustard chicken with carrots and potatoes. Carbs: 39.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 356.7
This sesame chicken recipe is a slimmed-down and healthier version of the sesame chicken from PF Chang's and other Chinese restaurants. Submitted by PISCESWOMAN87 Carbs: 7g | Fat: 17.6g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 28.2g | Calories: 299.8
Tasty and nutritious, this slow cooker recipe will be a family favorite. Submitted by FLYAWAYFREE Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 27g | Calories: 167.8
This tortilla soup tastes better than anything you can get at a restaurant. And it's healthy too! Don't let the long list of ingredients fool you. All you do is dump everything into the slow cooker and walk away. Submitted by DIXIED88 Carbs: 20.3g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 17.4g | Calories: 168.6
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A recipe that is easy to make and full of flavor. Submitted by LANNESN Carbs: 59.8g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 24.3g | Calories: 369.7
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A great way to use leftover cooked chicken breast. Submitted by SHAMROCKS1980 Carbs: 53.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 14.2g | Calories: 335.3
Quick, easy and low-fat! Submitted by NOVAMATER Carbs: 4.8g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 13.3g | Calories: 91
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This is a great recipe with a little zing Submitted by REDSOXGIRL33 Carbs: 6.2g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 28.4g | Calories: 209.5
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Got this recipe from my WW leader Submitted by CPARLIER Carbs: 28g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 23.5g | Calories: 207.5

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KABC talk show host Larry Elder interviews one of America's greatest living thinkers, Thomas Sowell, who predicts race riots if Obama loses.
That's the PLAN!
No, they won't be real "race riots". Just as 95% of the "Syrian rebels" are PAID FIGHTERS like Blackwater/XE, the CIA will bring all their "terrorists" from around the world to instigate "rioting" in places that they think the media will believe it (cities with poverty) and use that so barry can declare Martial Law, leading to the Fascist New World Order that he has planned with the UN ruling the world (and him as the "leader" of it if they don't just "throw him under the bus" since he's not really one of "them")


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Who were the mysterious Crethi and Plethi?
Although much of the origin of the Crethi and Plethi is unknown and needs further archeological research, there are accounts of the Crethi and Plethi in ancient texts and archeological prove of their ancient existence. They are explicitly mentioned in the Hebrew Bible as the personal guards of King David. So let us focus on what we know about the Crethi and Plethi and try to fit this all together.
This website is named after the Crethi and Plethi, because they were at a certain time (from 1007 b.c. to 965 b.c.) the gentile mercenaries who formed the elite bodyguard of King David, who was at that time King of Israel. But what were the events that led to the historical fact that this strange group of men became so close to a Jewish King of Israel?
How did the Crethi and Plethi become King David's loyal bodyguards?
When Saul was King over Israel (he was the first king of all the twelve Jewish tribes and reigned 1047 – 1007 BC), Samuel (the Prophet) anointed David as the true King of Israel chosen by God, because Saul was unfaithful to God. We all know the story in the Hebrew Bible (the Tanakh) how David as a young man defeated Goliath, the filistine warrior, who mocked the God of the Israelites. Saul, impressed by David's courage, appointed David as his commander-in-chief. David won battle after battle against Israel's enemies and became very popular among the Jewish tribes.
And Saul became jealous, because the Jewish tribes admired David more than the king himself. So Saul tried to kill David, but David managed to escape Saul's murderous plot and fled into the desert. During many years David wandered in hostile regions and even made an alliance with the Philistines, Israel's worst enemies, becoming their vassal. During those years, he formed a band of warriors, mostly outcasts and outlawed men themselves. They formed a close group living in harsh circumstances, constantly chased by the army of Saul and always fighting side by side in skirmishes with their enemies.
During that time they undoubtedly became loyal to David and trusted their leader with their lives. The Crethi and Plethi recognized God's favor and blessing over David's life and his leadership and heroism. At the same time David recognized the loyalty and devoutness of his men towards him. After several years, Saul's army was defeated by the Philistines in the Battle of Gilboa and although David grieved about the dead of King Saul, it was also an opportunity to become King himself. And so he did and with the help of the Crethi and the Plethi, David defeated the Jebusites in Jerusalem (around the year 1010 B.C.E.) and established Israel (and the twelve Jewish tribes) as one nation, with Jerusalem as the capital. From that time on, the Crethi and Plethi served as King David's personal Bodyguard within his army in a time when the Kingdom of Israel became a prosperous and great Kingdom.
It was also King David's greatest desire to build a Holy Temple for God as a permanent resting place for the Ark of the Covenant (with the Ten Commandments). But God didn't allow David to build the Temple because he was a warrior and blood was on his hands. This task was to fall to David's son, Solomon, a man of wisdom and peace. After the Temple in Jerusalem was completed (957 b.c.), it would become the focus of Jewish worship from that point to the present.
The Crethi and Plethi are mentioned in the Bible, (e.g. 2 sam. 8:18; 2 sam. 15:14,18; 2 sam. 20:7; 1 kgs 1:38,44) as the elite units of King David. Established as a military unit under the command of Benaiah, the son of Jehoiada. The elite unit remained loyal to King David at a time when his son Absalom revolted against David's reign over Israel. They also participated in the war against Sheba, and were present at Solomon's enthronement after the death of King David. They had many heroes in their ranks, who stood out in battle.
What was the origin of these fierce warriors?
In some sources the Crethi and Plethi are refered to as descendants of a semitic nation, but that is debatable, because the hebrew meaning of the word "phlistim" (= philisti = filistines) is for a non-semitic nation. The Crethi (= Cretans) and Plethi (= Philisti) are supposingly decendants of "Pelasgen" (or early greeks) and people from Crete, and came to Israel because of emigration. The term "phlistim" could be a linguistic corruption of "Pelasgen".
The Crethi are descendants from Caftor (which is Crete in ancient text) and the Plethi are descendants of early greeks from the south east region of Greece. They were accordingly from non-semitic descent and were influenced by the Hellenistic (Greek) and Mycian culture. The first wave of Crethi or Plethi came probably around 1250 b.c. to Egypt from overseas Crete and were eventually driven back to Canaan by Ramses the 3rd. There is archeological evidence of Mycian culture (pottery, language and eating of pigmeat, which was of course forbidden in semitic cultures) in this period in Egypt and Canaan. The Plethi also came from the north (through turkey and lebanon) to Canaan.
They eventually merged together or formed an alliance, even with the Philistines (with 5 major cities and their 5 rulers) and in those days were sworn enemies of the 12 Jewish tribes in the rest of Canaan. Together, the Crethi and Plethi, were also called "the sea people", which also indicates an ancestry of overseas people and their craftsmanship of trade (as they lived along the coast of what is now called Gaza). They were fierce warriors and fond of war, they had the genius of military organisation and established a military nation in and around Gaza.
At first they supressed the Israelites by military power, but that changed when David came to rule. He managed to defeat the Philistines and they gradually were erased from history by successive occupations by Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians and Syrians. From this historical point of view it is clear that the Crethi and Plethi, as loyal bodyguards of the King of Israel, were indeed a strange alliance of non-semitic mercenaries and a Jewish king.
Why our website is named after the Crethi and Plethi?
It's clear that the Jews have a 3,000 year history in Israel. And now, after a diaspora of thousands of years, the Jewish tribes have rightfully claimed their historical place among the nations in this world. But sadly, many dispute and deny Israel's right to exist in the Middle East. We used these names, the Crethi and the Plethi, because they were defenders and loyal guards of the first Jewish nation in Canaan with Jerusalem as capital. We admire their courage and honor them as true defenders of God's chosen people.
Today again, we need a band of loyal 'bodyguards' to support and defend Israel with perseverance, courage and truth. Today, the modern Crethi and Plethi can act as well, with facts and words.
In that sense, we are the modern Crethi and Plethi.
The Crethi and The Plethi — (translated in other modern languages):
- Dutch: Crethi Plethi
- German: Krethi Plethi
- English: Cherethites Pelethites
- French: Kerethiens Pelethiens
- Spanish: Ceretheos Peletheos
- Hebrew: Kerethi Pelethi
More to read: Wikipedia; Jewish encyclopedia; Answers.com.


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Reviewed Southern Red Velvet Cake
Nov 25, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com
"This is an excellent cake! It's light, moist, tender...delicious! I tweaked it a little, substituting half of the oil, with melted butter. It gives the cake an even more delectable mouth feel, and I love the buttery taste. I previously used Paula Deen's recipe, but I like the Cakeman's process and end product better. Yummy!"
Reviewed Healthy Carrot Muffin
Sep 18, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"For all you juicers out there...these muffins are the most excellent way to utilize ALL that wonderfully healthy fiber in the discarded pulp. I juice every morning and I always juice my apples and carrots first. Then I store my pulp in an airtight container in the fridge. By the end of the week, I have enough to make 1-2 batches of muffins every ..."
Reviewed Healthy Carrot Muffin
Sep 18, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"These muffins are delicious! I made a few a changes...like switching the ww flour and ap flour ratio, using egg substitute to lower the cholesterol, and adding some raw walnuts on top before baking. They are the perfect way to start your morning in a healthy way. With a piece of fruit, its the perfect on-the-go breakfast."""


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Rain, wind, and more rain bring misery to Fox Valley
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Sandbagging around homes has begun as Fox River flooding hit four areas of Kane County, the county's Office of Emergency Management reported at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. And in the city of Elgin, creek flooding has caused two homes to be evacuated and several streets to be closed, including the Raymond Street connection between Elgin and South Elgin.
More than 4 inches of rain has fallen over the past 24 hours across parts of Kane County and the rest of the Fox Valley, and another 1-2 inches was expected to fall throughout the day Thursday.
"Sandbagging efforts are underway along the Fox River in the Valley View area north of St Charles, South Elgin, Algonquin and the Dundee area," said a Kane OEM announcement. "River levels are expected to rise over the next few days. Anyone living along the low-lying areas near the river is encouraged to make plans to evacuate should water levels continue to rise. Areas that are already flooded will only get worse.
"Fire and law enforcement personnel encourage people not to wait until they need to be rescued to make the decision to move to higher ground."
To get sandbags, the Kane County OEM said people who live in incorporated municipalities should call their village or city, while those living in unincorporated areas should call 630-208-8911.
Gov. Pat Quinn will be touring the Fox Valley's flood-ravaged area today, according to state Rep. Kay Hatcher.
Evacuations in Elgin
In Elgin itself, the lay of the land means that the biggest flooding threat comes not from the Fox River but from Tyler Creek on the city's northwest side and Poplar Creek on the city's southeast side.
Karen Flanagan, coordinator of the Elgin Office of Emergency Management, warned at noontime Thursday that both creeks are more than 2 feet above normal levels and with the ground already saturated, they pose danger of more flooding.
"Residents in all of the city's low-lying areas should be prepared to find emergency shelter if necessary and stay informed," Flanagan said.
The latest impact from that came at about 1 p.m. Thursday as Raymond Street, the most direct connection between South Elgin and Elgin's east side, was closed at Purify Drive because of flooding from Poplar Creek.
Tyler Creek was out of its banks in Eagle Heights subdivision and on the Judson University campus. Poplar Creek was outside its banks and flooding the Unity Park area near Hammond Avenue and Illinois Avenue.
Due to flooding close to the creek, the Elgin Fire Department evacuated two homes on Mark Avenue early Thursday morning. Those residents are seeking shelter with other families, Flanagan said.
Elgin streets closed as of about noon included: the Royal Boulevard bridge over Tyler Creek; numerous streets in the Hammond-Indiana Avenue area; Alft Lane; Willard Avenue from Anderson to Laurel; Kirk Avenue from Kramer to Houston; Ramona Avenue; Varsity Drive from Maroon to Woodview; Eagle Road; and several streets east of Sadler Avenue and north of Villa Street.
Flanagan said sandbags are being made available to Elgin residents at no charge. Pallets of sandbags have been staged at the east driveway entrance to the Elgin Public Works facility at 1900 Holmes Road, Elgin. However, she said, residents should be prepared to pick up and load the sandbags themselves, because city employees are busy responding to other flood issues.
Elgin Water Director Kyla Jacobsen said at noon that "we have now gone through five full pallets — at about 50 per pallet — of sandbags. Our total stock is down to 24 pallets, which is more than enough to see us through this event."
Elgin residents who have safety concerns about flooding in their homes should contact the police department at 847-289-2700.
Flanagan said that it has been the city's experience that people prefer to stay with relatives in an emergency, but if anyone needs a place to stay, they can call the city for the latest resources being provided by the city.
Walton Islands were almost entirely submerged by the fast-running Fox, with only the American flag visible above the islands' tip at the foot of the Kimball Street Dam.
The city said it will provide updates through the day at www.cityofelgin.org as well as on Facebook and Twitter.
Storm sewers working at capacity in Elgin
Jacobsen said the city received 3.5 inches of rain overnight, with more falling this morning — and the river not expected to crest until Saturday with another 2 feet of water. As such, the city's storm sewers were working at capacity, Jacobsen said.
Jacobsen also said that there had been no reports thus far of severely flooded basements in older parts of the city that still have combined sewer systems.
The city also has a list of areas that frequently flood under such weather conditions and which will be checked periodically throughout the day.
"We only have one truck capable of jetting (storm sewers) in the biggest rainfall we have seen in years," she said, adding this for residents: "Please be patient, we will work as hard and fast as we can to get to every call eventually. I have every employee on flooding today, and the street department will be scraping grates throughout the city to help."
"Unfortunately, 90 percent of these issues are due to high water levels in the natural waterways. All affected sanitary lines in troubled areas are being closely monitored and jetted as necessary. In the North Commonwealth (Avenue) area, we are experiencing some surface infiltration from flooded areas into the sanitary. This was expected in a storm of this volume, and we have all been on the street in this area answering questions from residents and helping out with what we can. Overall, the reception has been understanding and grateful for our efforts. The Brookside (Drive) area is also experiencing high flow levels and the smart cover was alarming for most of the morning. Unfortunately, there is nothing we can do in that area, it is over capacity. In normal circumstances, Brookside is probably 80 percent capacity anyway."
Mayor Dave Kaptain said he drove around the city for about an hour early Thursday to survey the soggy situation. He noticed that Willard Avenue on the city's east side was flooded from Chicago to Villa.
Kaptain said he also spotted hoses coming out of basements in neighborhood near Wing Park that includes Murray and Commonwealth. Kaptain said the city had commissioned a study that noted the bowl-like area has poor soil and needs several million dollars in infrastructure work to fix.
South Elgin floods
In South Elgin, a fire call went out about 9:20 a.m. seeking boats to evacuate people from two homes along West Drive. Flooding also was reported along River Road, Wood Row and Chipstone Avenue, all near the Fox River on the village's north side, and near the Village Hall Annex near State Street and the river.
South Elgin public works personnel were filling sandbags and loading up barricades, and officials said some streets were being closed to traffic because of high water on them.
Some residents already had come to the public works garage at the north end of Martin Drive this morning to get sandbags. Residents can fill the bags with sand there at no charge.
South Elgin resident Valerie Brancecum was on her way to buy some waders early Thursday afternoon as she hoped to begin working on cleaning up the flooded basement of her family's home on Spring Avenue.
"We've lived here 15 years, and my husband's family has had a home at this spot for 50 years, and this is the worst flooding we've seen," Brancecum said. "I can't see a blade of grass as water is surrounding our house. The storm drain in the park by our house isn't emptying."
Brancecum said five or so homes in the nearby area seemed to be dealing with flooding matters. In the morning, police and fire department workers had been to the area, and by early afternoon public works staff had barricaded the street and dropped off sand and bags for the homeowners to use, she said.
Brancecum said the family lost their home to a fire in December 2006 and rebuilt with flooding in mind. Still, water in the concrete unfinished basement was knee-high and covering the bottom half of a washer and a dryer, and had ruined items being stored — even though those had been kept raised 5 inches above the floor.
Brancecum was able to get one of the family's dogs to leave the house. But their big Mastiff was left skittish by the storms and was still inside while the family tried to figure out how to get him to exit.
St. Charles hurting
In St. Charles, city officials reported the river level stood at 19 feet, 1 inch late Thursday morning. The flood stage there is 18 feet, 3 inches.
"Crews worked throughout the night to close off flooded streets and answer emergency calls," said St. Charles City Administrator Brian Townsend. "So far there have been no power outages, just a few momentary power disruptions. In neighborhoods where excessive flooding has occurred, city personnel are assisting homeowners."
Townsend said there are areas of localized flooding, particularly near the Seventh Avenue creek. Sandbags have been delivered to the area for residents to help. "It is important to remember that the stormwater system is designed to handle moderate to heavy rain events. This event is extreme and is taxing systems across the region," said Townsend. He said sandbags also are available at the city's Public Works facility, 200 Devereaux Way.
Streets closed in St. Charles include Tyler Road at the railroad crossing; sections of Illinois Avenue between Seventh and 13th avenues; and the Illinois Street Bridge. St. Charles Park District also has closed Boy Scout Island.
Issues north of Elgin, and elsewhere
Metra, meanwhile, reported that trains running on the Union Pacific West Line to Geneva and Elburn were still running 80 minutes behind schedule at the noon hour because of signal problems and weather-related conditions. The Union Pacific Northwest Line to Crystal Lake and Harvard was doing even worse, with two-hour delays. Service on the Milwaukee District West Line to Elgin was running about normally.
In West Dundee, around lunchtime, South End Park was partially under water, as was the parking lot by Village Squire and part of the adjacent North First Street. The town's riverwalk was mostly covered by the swollen Fox River, too.
While West Dundee Public Works Director Richard Babica said this storm hasn't been as bad as the notable one in 2007, "it's close, and it can get there relatively quickly."
So far, the village hasn't enacted any mutual aid requests, but "some of our adjacent communities have, like Algonquin," Babica said.
West Dundee has been receiving assistance from the Kane County Office of Emergency Management. "And we've been communicating with communities up and down the Fox River pretty rapidly," Babica said. "That was a lesson we learned in 2007 that we need to increase the communication."
He urged parents to keep children away from the Fox River and creeks.
"It's extremely fast-flowing water and a very dangerous situation," he said. "It's not an area for children to be playing in or near. I cannot stress enough the importance of the public to stay away from the Fox River and the creeks."
And for drivers, Babica said "if you see standing water on the roadways, it's better to go around than to go through it."
Immediate flooding issues in West Dundee included North First Street between Route 72 and North Sixth Street, where there is flooding on the roadways, the parking lots and along the riverwalk; and portions of Edwards Avenue.
Public Works officials have delivered sand and sandbags to some properties in the village, including the vacant Clearwater Theater and the Somata building.
"We're also doing preparatory sandbagging along two of our lift stations along the Fox River," Babica said. "We'd rather be too prepared than not prepared enough. We're definitely going to be monitoring the situation and providing assistance to homeowners and property owners for several days."
Meanwhile, residents of the unincorporated Richardson subdivision just south of East Dundee were dealing with extensive flooding, with part of Duncan/Elgin Avenue under water as well.
In East Dundee, the flooding is "not as bad as it's been in the past," according to incoming Village President Lael Miller.
"There are a couple of areas where we're pumping water and sandbagging," he said. "The (Fox River) is very high right now, but we don't have any extensive flooding right now. And we're prepared."
While Miller said this is a heavy rain event, he said no roads in the village have been closed — as was the case in Carpentersville, according to police Cmdr. Timothy Bosshart.
"And we don't have any houses under water," Miller said. "We do have some people pumping their basements out." Those included the basement at Rosie O'Hare's Public House along North River Street near the footbridge across the Fox.
In East Dundee, Village Administrator Bob Skurla said residents can pick up free sandbags and sand from the village.
"We are getting a flooded basement here and there but it hasn't been as bad as we were worried it could get," he said. "It was predicted the Fox River could raise two feet and crest by Saturday night. If it does go up another foot and a half we could be in trouble."
Village officials said those who have basements may very easily experience sewer back ups and/or flooding in their yards.
East Dundee residents can pick up the sandbags between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Village Public Works garage located at 446 Elgin Ave. They are also available 24 hours a day at the East Dundee Fire Station parking lot at Railroad and Third streets.
Additionally, the village has a supply of stormwater clean-up kits that can be obtained at the Village Hall, at 120 Barrington Ave.
Officials said there is a strong chance that parts of Elgin Avenue and Water Street may be closed off over the next few days so residents are urged to make appropriate alternative travel plans if they use either of these two streets.
Those who are experiencing flood-related emergencies should contact Village Hall at 847-426-2822.
Worse in north
Flooding was worse in the far north reaches of the Fox River. At the Algonquin dam, the flood level is 9.5 feet. The National Weather Service reported the actual level was 11.78 feet as of about 8 a.m. Thursday, and staffers projected the level would continue to rise until it reached a crest of 13.9 feet on Saturday.
Areas south of Algonquin probably can expect similar rises a day or two later, although flooding levels vary depending on the terrain around each section of the river.
The McHenry County Sheriff's Office reported in the early afternoon that Algonquin Road between Route 31 and Pyott Road has been reopened but still has water on the roadway. Kemman Road had been "washed out" and closed north of Van Der Karr Road.
McHenry County also warned about high standing water at Terra Cotta Road and Route 176 near Crystal Lake, and on about 20 roads in the Marengo, Harvard, Chemung and Woodstock areas, including Route 20 at County Line Road in Marengo.
Kane County Sheriff's Office officials said a number of Kane roads have been closed but they did not yet have a complete listing.
DuPage County seemed to have received more rain overnight than northern Kane County did, and many school districts canceled classes for Thursday in DuPage County.
Some 24-hour rainfall totals as of 8 a.m. Thursday included 5.9 inches at Carol Stream, 4.7 inches in Rockford, 3.9 inches in McHenry and 4.7 inches in Des Plaines.
Kane County OEM officials said that "we also want to remind people that driving through flooded roadways can be dangerous. While you may think the roadway is passable, the water tends to be deeper than you think and can hide hazards that can disable your car in the middle of the flooded roadway."
Correspondent Erin Sauder contributed to this story.


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Reviewed Redfish with Anchovies and Thyme
Oct 27, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com
"I loved this recipe! I made it for my Dad who loves anchovies as much as I do. Only changes I made were diced 3 garlic cloves, used an entire small tin of anchovies and used Marsala. YUM! I also made the chickpea tomato salad (googled Nigella's recipe) and it is the perfect accompaniment. Thanks Nigella!"
Reviewed Caponata
Aug 28, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"My foodie Italian Dad and I both loved loved loved this recipe. He said it's the best caponata ever! Had to make a few changes as missing ingredients - didn't use fennel, raisins or pine nuts. Added some Hungarian green peppers as we got those from my sis in law's Dad's garden - seeded so they weren't hot. I'd have preferred to keep the seed""


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Through life you have surely found people who are "experts" on giving advice on life, advice on socializing, advice on school, etc. Yet they are a complete mess on life, socializing or school. You'd wonder why is that, how can they possibly give advice on something they don't do right? I'll explain to you how every one of us act that way, in different degrees…
You see, people act as critics when it comes to give advice. Why as critics? Critics are able to see what's bad and what's good with whatever they criticize (being that food, blogs, movies, or music), yet they are not able (or think they're not, which have the same effect) to make those things, to create; to write a book or compose music. Sure there are people who wrote books and present themselves as critics after that, or who was a great musician and now is a critic. But the point is that now they don't create, which is why they are critics.
To feel they know about a specific topic makes people like to think about it. We tend to like when people ask us for advice because it feels like they knew or feel we know about the topic, so we then feel comfortable and actually want to give the advice. And it depends on the listener, but generally we like to give it, as they pay attention.
People like to give advice
But when it comes to listening to advice, that's another story. We like people to ask us for advice in things we know something about, or we think we know. We don't like giving advice on something we are sure not knowing enough. Yet, when it comes to listening we definitely don't like people advising us when we didn't ask for it. And so, we don't listen to our own advice because we didn't ask for it. Others are asking you to analyze or rationalize something in order to help them choose the right way to act. We didn't, and as we try, being humans, to be different from the rest, we won't listen.
We are able to analyze some actions or behavior in other people easily; we can see them, observe them. We can hear the story from someone else's lips or feel, instinctively, the behavior or action to analyze. Yet we can't do that with ourselves that easily. Not only we don't see ourselves as if there was a mirror in front of us showing us everything we do, but we also shut down our listening systems a bit while hearing to others talking about us.
Yes, we do listen to them, but we don't analyze; we may remember what they said and that even had some effect on us, but that effect was the literal response to what's been said: you didn't think of what was said as why was it said, but just that it objectively has to be truth (it doesn't always applies, but it does in most cases).
People don't listen to their own advice as they should
Every person in this world can be like that, because we are all humans. We like to feed our ego (even the most modest person), but needing advice in something means that, obviously depending on your personality, you will or will not listen to it from any other; but you won't, in any way, listen to it if the person that have to say it is you. You can't just listen to your own advice because it's just nonsense: nobody can understand that they may know something in theory, but don't know how to apply it to the real world. Sheldon may be the best theoretical physicist but I bet he couldn't fix a car for himself (See TBBT – on IMDb).
But you can, however, ask for advice. You could advice someone on something and then realize you needed that advice, you needed it to be put in practice in yourself. In that case, ask for it: ask a friend or a relative for advice in that matter. If you truly need it, they'll tell you. Don't worry, it's a common practice and as it was said above, most of the time people like to give advice.


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Which devices do you use? iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
How long have you had them? Since each one came out.
Long hot days, graduations, BBQ's, vacations, bug bites, bored kids, and amusement park crowds…all a part of our love-hate relationship with the summer season. For Moms (and Dads or any caregiver), summer means that the kids are "free" from the day-to-day structure of schooling, sports, after-school lessons, etc. While a great time to be a child, it is also a potentially stressful time for parents. It starts off with graduation, then vacations, camps, and inevitably ends with back-to-school shopping. Here are a few apps to make getting through the summer heat a breeze.
I have found that my iPhone is an invaluable aid in my work as a Baptist minister. This article describes a typical day in my personal and professional life.
6:45 a.m.—My iPhone wakes me up so I can take my son to school. On the way, we open the Mantis Bible Study (Free; mantis bible.com), a great little app that allows us to read a verse of scripture on the way to school. I really like the app's daily Bible reading tracker, which reveals progress in your Bible reading.
I found an awesome way to keep all my tasks and thoughts together. The app is Awesome Note. I could describe it - but the pictures below are worth 1,000 words.
I wrote a review of Evernote a couple weeks ago. That is still the best at keeping my research, recipes, etc. notes together. What makes Awesome Note even more awesome - it syncs with Evernote. It also syncs with Google docs - if you haven't jumped on the Evernote bandwagon yet.
There is a small learning curve with Awesome Note - but it is very small - the video below will help.
Bottom Line: Worth $3.99 - a must have for moms. I give it 8/10.
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One of my favorites, Evernote is available for the iPhone as well as Mac and PC desktops. You can write and save notes on any computer, sync them, and access them anywhere. You can even integrate photos into the notes.
Are you looking for a way to quickly and easily digitize your receipts for electronic storage?
JotNot for iPhone can help. Simply take a photo of the receipt, process the image with JotNot and then save it as a PDF, JPG, or PNG. It works with receipts, documents, photos, and white boards. You can then save your image, email your image or send it to Evernote.
Evernote allows you to share these digitized images with others or store them in your Evernote notebook. Evernote also makes it easy to sort notes or search for a specific note.
History tells us that brilliant ideas are sometimes written on a napkin or the back of an envelope. Evernote lets you capture ideas as they happen, sync them to the cloud, and access them from anywhere. With the app installed, you can use your iPhone to create text notes or voice memos, or capture photos and sync them to the Web. You can also access notes and documents stored on your PC or Mac, whether you created them on your iPhone or not.
Evernote is a superb electronic notebook Web service and application that's great for storing Web clippings, e-mail, and more. I wrote about it in the first issue of iPhone Life and mention it again because a series of updates have made it one of the most important productivity tools I use.
According to investment firm Piper Jaffray, the iTunes App Store could grow into a $1 billion business by next year. After seeing how many apps were downloaded in the App Store's first fefw weeks, it's not too difficult to believe that lofty prediction. The combination of an easy-to-use infterface, over-the-air purchasing direct to the device, and low prices encourages impulse buying. But even at $5 to $10 a piece, the cost of adding ffapplications to your iPhone or iPod touch can add up quickly.f


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- "Money spent trying to spread a political message is speech, whether you like the message or not." [Michael Kinsley on McCutcheon v. FEC, earlier]
- "Letter: Ken Avidor on Being Silenced By a Defamation Suit" [Romenesko]
- "Canada's first Twitter harassment trial has taken a strange twist." [Christie Blatchford, National Post]
- In union leader's defamation suit, Philadelphia court orders anonymous commenter unmasked [CBS Philly]
- New Jersey ruling letting parents be sued over kids' Facebook posts will chill speech [Hans Bader/CEI, earlier]
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>Money spent trying to spread a political message is speech
No, money is not "speech," except in strawman arguments set up by opponents. But money is a crucial means for mass dissemination of speech, aka "the press." The drafters of the First Amendment realized that one was ineffective without the other.
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I wonder about the outgassing of any latex bed- as latex is made from a petroleum product I believe.
What do you know? I also saw the unhappy posts about Bragada- seems that that store/brand is not in good standing with many people. |
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- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Wed, Mar 18, 09 at 8:05
- Posted by thecollector (My Page) on Wed, Mar 18, 09 at 15:53
Latex is not a petroleum product. In its purest form it comes from rubber trees in Thailand and other SE Asia countries. A 100% natural latex bed is expensive however, so its more common to see a mixture of pure latex and synthetic latex in ratios such as 70/30 for the build. Synthetic latex is made by polymerizing a monomer that has been emulsified with surfactants. Royal Pedic makes a 100% natural latex organic mattress under their ORGANIC line (not their standard line). It's as green as it can be, no man-made material in it. |
Also latex will outlast the best polyurethane foam many times over. |
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RETAIL THEFT: Antonio Harvest, 19, of the 1300 block of Mason Court in Chicago Heights, was charged with retail theft after he stole goods May 31 from Best Buy, 17800 Halsted St., police said.
DUI ARREST: Jess O'Hern, 34, of the 18500 block of Poplar Avenue in Homewood, was charged with drunken driving, possession of marijuana, driving on an expired license, speeding and no insurance June 1 after a stop in the 19200 block of Halsted Street, police said.
RETAIL THEFT: Cheryl Hampton, 47, of Dolton, was charged with retail theft after stealing merchandise June 1 from Super Kmart, 17550 Halsted St., police said.
DUI CASE: Tatiana Harris, 21, of Harvey, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs, possession of marijuana, running a red light and improper lane use after a stop June 1 at 175th Street and Governors Highway, police said.
RETAIL THEFT: Jarvus Martin, 21, of the 17400 block of Park Lane in Country Club Hills, was charged with retail theft and resisting police after stealing items June 1 from Super Kmart, 17550 Halsted St., police said.
DUI CHARGE: Cameron Austin, 20, of Sauk Village, was charged with drunken driving, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and improper lane use after a June 2 accident in the 18100 block of Harwood Avenue, police said.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT: Joel Lutz, 42, of Wadsworth, Ohio, was charged with disorderly conduct June 3 after threatening a Homewood resident via Facebook, police said.
RETAIL THEFT: Shanique Harris, 21, of the 3400 block of Kings Road in Steger, was charged with retail theft after she stole goods June 4 from Kohl's, 17620 Halsted St., police said.
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We are moving and have to get off the crayon and pen marks that my granddaughter put on the walls one day. The apartment will give us paint but my worry is that the paint they use is so cheap, that besides taking several coats, the wall will not be evenly painted. If better paint were used, we could have washed the walls. I assume they will paint the place after we move out but I don't know if they have to. I do take responsiblity for the marks on the walls but does the fact that they use such junk for paint make me responsible to paint the whole place? |
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First try the Mr Clean magic eraser to remove the crayon marks. Hopefully that will do the trick. Be sure to follow the directions exactly, especially regards rubbing gently to erase (remove) the marks. Are there some crayon marks on every wall in the apartment? If not then you shouldn't need to paint every wall. My painter told me that unless a mark is small that you could gently dab the spot with a paint brush so that is not obvious one should paint the whole wall. If the magic eraser doesn't remove the marks completely then hopefully one coat of paint will be enough. Be sure to mix the paint thoroughly before starting because paint does settle resulting in uneven coverage. I mainly noticed coverage issues with the (semi) gloss paints. A flat paint should cover fine. Quite frankly I wouldn't like to be a landlord with all the expenses they have, for little profit (and thanks). |
- Posted by Talley_Sue_NYC (My Page) on Fri, Dec 17, 04 at 15:57
also, as long as the COLOR is the same (or even mostly the same), even if a single coat is not enough, just paint the one wall it's on, all the way to the corners. No one will notice that it's a fresher coat (or a teeny bit different color) And if you do have to paint (bcs the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser doesn't get them off), get a small can of SHELLAC-BASED PRIMER--such as Binn or Kilz--and paint over the spot with THAT, then do the wall (or part of the wall) with the landlord's paint. |
Thank you for your responses. I had tried the Mr. Clean erasers but they were taking off the paint. I went today and bought primer. Talley Sue, I hadn't even thought of needing primer so I'm glad you gave me that tip. |
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Fri, Dec 17, 04 at 22:07
"the wall will not be evenly painted" Paint the WHOLE wall, do not try to just cover up the marks. |
I assume they will paint the whole place after we leave when they have to rent it again. |
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Sun, Dec 19, 04 at 8:50
They might, but they WILL charge you against your damage deposit for the crayon and pen marks. It takes extra prep time. |
Should I offer to pay the painters of the apartment to paint over the marks and where there are marks from water when I tried to wash the walls? That way maintenance will have fixed my problem. In an apartment a few years ago, we had maintenance repaint a room for us that we had painted bright yellow. It cost us about $60.00 if I remember correctly. How much should I offer them to go over the spots? Or would it be worse to have them even see the marks? |
- Posted by Talley_Sue_NYC (My Page) on Mon, Dec 20, 04 at 11:26
If I were a worker, and you'd done the PRIMER work (the shellac-based primers will keep the crayon, etc., from bleeding through), I wouldn't say anything to management about them. All management cares about is that the wall looks nice. It doesn't matter what's under it. (and I wouldn't charge you exra, as long as the primer was in and dry, bcs it wouldn't take anymore time; if you ask ME to prime it, I'll charge you, bcs I have to use two brushes, wait for it to dry, etc.) Here's what you should do. 1) apply the primer to cover the area, and block the oils from bleeding through. 2) try painting the wall, feathering the edges as your were instructed. See if it works. If the newly painted area shows, proceed to step 3. 3) if necessary, paint the entire SINGLE wall (not the room), corner to corner. Or, if the wall is broken up by something like a doorway, paint the section w/ the marks, and feather the edges just above the door; the eye won't notice them. Unless your CURRENT apt. management offers wall-painting services via its maintenance guys, I think you should take care of this before you move out. If you move out, and offer the clean-up guys money to fix it, your landlord can STILL withhold deposit money for it, simply because they saw it. |
I spoke to management today and said I was planning to touch up the water marks as well as some crayon and paint marks. They said that they have now changed to semi gloss paint because of the problems with cleaning the walls. Also, they told me that I shouldn't bother painting anything because they will paint the place anyways. If you were me, would you still paint before they painted? |
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Tue, Dec 21, 04 at 3:02
If they said "don't bother, we're going to repaint", I wouldn't bother. |
- Posted by Talley_Sue_NYC (My Page) on Tue, Dec 21, 04 at 12:15
If I liked the management, I might just go over the crayon and ink stains w/ the Kilz primer, so they don't have to--just to b enice. It could easily bleed through even a decent semigloss, |
Talley Sue, I had purchased a primer for flat paint. The man at the store recommended it. From what you had written before, should I return it and buy the Kilz primer? |
- Posted by Talley_Sue_NYC (My Page) on Wed, Dec 22, 04 at 10:17
you need a *shellac based* primer--one that is intended to seal in oils and stains. Several companies make them . Kilz is one; Binn is another; other companies make them, too. But you need to use one that's labeled in a way that makes it clear it will block stains from bleeding through. As far as I know, the primer for flat and the primer for semigloss are the same. Primer doesn't affect the finish; the *paint* is what will be flat, semigloss, whatever. Primer for *oil* and primer for *latex* might occasionally be different. I'm pretty sure a shellac-based primer will work for either. |
There are basically three types of primers: oil based, water based and shellac based. As Talley Sue is saying if the primer you bought already states that it is "shellac based" then you can use it, otherwise you would need to exchange the oil or water based primer for a "shellac based" primer. The different manufacturers often make all three so you can't just buy any Kilz primer, only the shellac based primer. I have found that semi-gloss doesn't give as good a coverage as flat. They may find it better to apply one or two coats of flat and have the semi-gloss simply as a top coat to facilitate cleaning in the future. Personally I don't like the look of semi-gloss either because it is too shiny. |
Try using Mister CLean magic eraser. It doesn't literally work like a magic, but helped with some markings on my walls. They are not that expensive either. But watch out that they do leave visible marks if your wall colors are off white etc. |
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Thank you all for your responses. I wanted to give you an update. Being so tired from working and moving, I decided not to do anything with the walls. We hired the cleaning service and carpet cleaner company that management uses. Management was more than happy to give me their numbers. They were also much cheaper than other companies because I was given the same rates as management. The apartment looked clean and in move-in condition. Management did a really quick walk-thru and said we'd have no charges. I'm now glad that I didn't spend hours working on the walls. |
WD-40 is great for getting crayon and even permanent marker off walls. If it is cheap paint, it may rub off a little as well so, some touch-up may be required. |
I scribbled something on the wall with the Sketch Pen and now it's not going. The paint is fading off whenever i try to remove the marks. The paint on the wall is a normal distemper painting. Can someone advise me what to do for this ? |
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I'm selling my used tractor. Purchased in 06 or 07. Not used much and is just sitting in storage for a while. Simply do not need it so decided to give it a shot and try to sell. Hope someone will have a better use for it. Was working perfectly, just not that many times as I'm not that big yard fan as I thought. In my opinion tractor is in very good mechanical condition. There are several scratches specially on the front driver side. I guess that what you get for mowing right by the bushes. Sorry. I have extra set (2) of rear tires with rims and batterry charger (both included). Sorry for the quality of pics. It looks and works ok. Unit sold as is. Local pick up only in Spring TX 77389. Please contact me with any questions or if you would like to schedule testing or buy it now or something. Thanks Yard Machines 20 HP 46 In. Deck Yard Machines Lawn Tractor with Automatic Transmission Model 13AN601H729 New Price: $1,199.00 • 20 hp Briggs & Stratton single-cylinder engine powerfully motors through all lawn types with precision and speed • Automatic CVT eliminates gear shifting for a smooth, effortless ride • 18 in. turning radius improves maneuverability around obstacles, such as trees and garden beds, for precise mowing • 3-blade cutting deck clears a 46 in. path to cover a substantial amount of surface area in one pass, so you'll have more time to tend to other landscaping projects • Cutting heights range from 1-1/2 in. to 4 in. for greater control over the length of your grass as the seasons change • Electric Ignition (key) • Manual PTO clutch uses the power from the engine to control the operation of attachments • Standard headlight enables you to mow your lawn at dawn or sundown for days when your schedule is full • Medium-back seat offers you excellent support for a more comfortable ride • Cup holder securely houses your beverage within easy reach for a quick thirst quencher on hot days • Step-thru design grants easy access while climbing aboard the tractor and provides you with extra leg room for added comfort during prolonged use
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Oh the delicious irony. One of the more snotty MLS designated players around, Robbie Keane continues to suffer indignity as a Major League Soccer 'star' for the LA Galaxy. After first being referred to in a photo as an 'unidentified fan' next to Russell Brand and David Beckham, Keane has now been overlooked in the post-season awards department as well:
Galaxy Coach Bruce Arena has repeatedly said striker Robbie Keane was Major League Soccer's best player for much of the season. But apparently he's not among the most valuable.
MLS released a list of finalists for its major postseason awards Thursday, and Keane's name was nowhere to found despite the fact he finished fourth in the league in scoring with 16 goals.
Keane also finished first in something called the Castrol Index, a mathematical formula similar to the NFL's quarterback rating that measures everything a player does during a game. And he had a goal or assist in 15 of the Galaxy's final 19 games, leading the team out of the Western Conference cellar to within a game of a second consecutive appearance in the MLS Cup.
This will almost certainly be a humbling experience for the boyhood fan of every single club to have ever existed in this or indeed any other possible universe.


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Re:Bimonthly release cycle == overhead? (555 comments)
You have to admit though that allowing IT to decide 'the best time to upgrade' is what gave us IE6 "Forever Edition".
That said, I agree that FF is the suck when it comes to upgrade whining. For the love of god, implement some Active Directory / Group Policy support! It will increase FF adoption *IN THE HOME* as well. And will help kill off IE6 in the business world.