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Today we are celebrating my cousin Inge's birthday! This time we are surprising our family with Korean food!
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Isaac Newton was a brilliant scientist. Newton is upheld by the Intelligent Design community as a great example of how Christians should engage science because he mentioned God in his book, the Principia Mathematica. But he is also an example of the very problems that become apparent when we use God as a pseudoscientific tool to close a gap caused by our own ignorance. It's a good lesson for us today. For all his brilliance, Newton made a critical error in reasoning, and that was to apply an "Intelligent Design" answer to a problem he had with gravity. Newton's laws of motion predicted the orbits of the planets around the Sun. Because he used approximations when calculating the forces of the planets upon each other, he came to the conclusion that the orbits are unstable and would decay after thousands of years. Newton suggested that God occasionally intervened with a miracle, by sending a comet or other object with just the right direction, size, and velocity, to gravitationally nudge the planets back into their correct orbits.
Years after Newton, Pierre Laplace found better methods to solve Newton's equations, showing that the planetary orbits are indeed stable. When asked by Napoleon, "Monsieur Laplace, why wasn't the Creator mentioned in your book on celestial mechanics?", Laplace replied, "Sir, I have no need for that hypothesis." Laplace was likely an atheist, but we now know that his findings about planetary motion were true. If he were a believer, he could have just as well said, "We don't need to explicitly invoke God's miraculous intervention when describing planetary motion."
In the one area where Newton inserted God's supernatural action as part of a scientific explanation, he was later shown to be wrong, and to add insult to injury, he was shown up by an atheist. Intelligent Design proponents leave out this detail when they talk about Newton.
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12 To the end that [my] glory may sing praise to thee, and not be silent. O Jehovah my God, I will give thanks unto thee for ever. | 12 that my heart may sing to you and not be silent. O LORD my God, I will give you thanks forever. |
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The effort of hardline "personhood" groups to break free of an anti-choice movement they see as too compromising is hitting a roadblock as the two major groups advocating fetal personhood are now feuding with each other .
The conservative website Z Politics printed an email this week from Personhood USA, the group that brought radical "personhood" initiatives to states like Colorado and Mississippi, announcing that it has cut ties with a new group, the National Personhood Alliance (NPA), which was founded this year by the disgruntled former Georgia chapter of the... MORE >
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BuzzFeed's Lester Feder is out with an investigative report today on the rise of Europe's own homegrown Religious Right. Feder cites People For the American Way's research into funding going from American groups to the European Right — including from Alliance Defending Freedom, the American Center for Law and Justice, and, surprisingly, the fringe anti-choice group Personhood USA — but also notes that a lot of the movement's energy is travelling in the opposite direction across the Atlantic.
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Earlier this week, a coalition of extreme anti-choice groups launched a national alliance to compete with the anti-choice behemoth National Right to Life Committee. The new group is angry that National Right to Life has backed abortion bans that contain exemptions for rape survivors and that it opposes radical "personhood" measures, which would not only criminalize abortion but also certain forms of birth control.
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The radical anti-choice group Personhood USA has waded into the very public battle over the anti-choice movement's strategy that is playing out in Georgia.
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In an echo of the electoral battle between Tea Party groups and the establishment GOP, Senate candidates in Colorado and Georgia are being caught up in a long-simmering conflict between purists and pragmatists in the anti-choice movement.
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The other day we noted that, after months of coverage by Glenn Beck, the case of Justina Pelletier had suddenly exploded into a full-fledged Religious Right campaign this week, with Liberty Counsel's Mat Staver signing on as the family's new attorney while Patrick Mahoney of the Christian Defense Coalition (who was deeply involved in the Terri Schiavo case) began serving as a family's spokesman.
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14 For thou shalt worship no other God; for Jehovah -- Jealous is his name -- is a jealous ·God; | 14 Do not worship any other god, for the LORD, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God. |
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Property owners residing in unincorporated Lake County may be eligible to save an average of more than $200 a year on their flood insurance policies. Since 2008, Lake County has participated in the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Community Rating System (CRS) program. With a Class 6 community rating, residents within unincorporated Lake County who meet certain requirements are eligible, depending on the risk, for as much as a 20 percent savings on flood insurance premiums. Residents should contact their flood insurance agent to obtain individual savings information. There are more than 960 flood insurance policies issued in the unincorporated area. To maintain the rating, an Annual Evaluation Report for the County-Wide All Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan for unincorporated Lake County was prepared and is available at lakecountyil.gov/planning.
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2 Sing to him. Make music to praise him. Meditate on all the miracles he has performed. | 2 Sing to him, sing praise to him; tell of all his wonderful acts. |
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The path of least resistance for managers designing organizations to succeed
by Robert Fritz
9 editions published in 1999 in English and held by 1,928 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Corporate tides the inescapable laws of organizational structure
by Robert Fritz
5 editions published in 1996 in English and held by 1,336 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Fritz outlines the basic laws that determine a corporation's success or failure. He describes the difference between structural advancement and structural oscillation, and shows how, if an organization is poorly structured, success in one department can actually cause difficulties in another - increased sales can strain manufacturing capacity; reinvestment can lead to declining market performance. Corporate Tides reveals techniques that can be used at all levels of an organization, from project teams to senior groups doing strategic planning, and demonstrates how to create consistency throughout the organization
The path of least resistance : learning to become the creative force in your own life
by Robert Fritz
15 editions published between 1984 and 1994 in English and held by 641 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The managerial moment of truth : the essential step in helping people improve performance
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4 editions published in 2006 in English and held by 593 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "The Managerial Moment of Truth explains a powerful new concept that can dramatically improve performance and increase productivity, at no cost, in virtually any company or organization. Developed by organizational consultant and author Robert Fritz and proven in practice by coauthor Bruce Bodaken, the chairman, president, and CEO of Blue Shield of California, the book provides a dynamic technique to help people face up to reality and confront the truth in order to correct mistakes, learn from past performance, and adjust processes to build a more successful organization." "Given human nature, most managers, when faced with the harsh facts of substandard performance, tend to soften the truth with their direct reports, so as not to offend or upset them. They tend to avoid mentioning mistakes, missed dates, an incomplete project, unacceptable quality of work, and the like. Then, if the problem becomes egregious, the manager may suddenly overreact with a contentious confrontation that results in little long-term behavior change. Or else the manager will try to work around the substandard performance, shifting the workload to top performers on the team rather than addressing reality directly with the person concerned. Bodaken and Fritz provide a step-by-step approach for continuous improvement, in which managers deal with performance issues early on, to help employees face the truth without being made to feel denigrated, inept, or incompetent - which would only defeat the desired goal of improvement. Moreover, this approach also greatly enhances the manager's own career success."--Jacket
by Robert Fritz
12 editions published between 1991 and 1995 in English and held by 356 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Creating is a skill that can be learned and mastered. People from all walks of life, and from all backgrounds, can learn to create, in the same way that they can learn to drive a car, swim, or use a computer. As a skill, creating can be used in many realms. When used in music or painting, the results are artistic. When used in technology, the results are inventions. When used in business, the results are production. When creating is used to build a relationship between two people, the results are often deep bonding and a natural expression of love. When creating is used to build your life, the results are often tremendous involvement, vitality, adventure, and expansion. Robert Fritz has discovered many principles that can help you learn and develop your creative process - principles that can encompass the many facets of your life. Through working with these, you will begin to see how your life itself can be the subject of the creative process
Corporate tides : redesigning the organization
by Robert Fritz
2 editions published in 1994 in English and held by 61 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
De weg van de minste weerstand : over de kunst van het creëren
by Robert Fritz
3 editions published between 1990 and 2007 in Dutch and held by 39 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Uitleg over fundamentele principes en wetmatigheden die het creatieve proces van de mens bepalen
Den Weg des geringsten Widerstands managen : Energie, Spannung und Kreativität in Unternehmen
by Robert Fritz
1 edition published in 2000 in German and held by 37 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Inhaltsübersicht: Vorwort von Peter Senge, Dank, Prolog, 1. Der Weg zum Fortschritt, 2. Der Weg der Oszillation, 3. Gestaltungselemente: vom Schaukelstuhl zum Ferrari, Epilog, Anhang, Kontakt, Über den Autor, Register
Zu li zui xiao zhi lu : yong chuang zao li xun zhao sheng ming chu kou
by Robert Fritz
2 editions published in 1996 in Chinese and held by 34 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Je leven als kunst
by Robert Fritz
1 edition published in 2005 in Dutch and held by 31 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Aanwijzingen om je eigen leven bewust vorm te geven nadat inzicht in de onderliggende patronen is verkregen
Your life as art
by Robert Fritz
2 editions published in 2003 in English and held by 30 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Zhu guan ke bu ke yi shuo shi hua?
by Bruce Bodaken
2 editions published in 2007 in Chinese and held by 27 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The path of least resistance direct route to success
by Robert Fritz
1 edition published in 1985 in English and held by 24 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Composer, jazz artist, and founder of the Institute for Human Evolution Robert Fritz takes listeners on a journey of self-discovery, in which they learn how to achieve creativity in their lives, thinking, and orientation effortlessly
Uw organisatie optimaal laten presteren : de kracht van waarheid als managementtool
by Bruce Bodaken
1 edition published in 2008 in Dutch and held by 24 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Ling zu li guan li
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1 edition published in 2001 in Chinese and held by 21 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Die Bestimmung des Grundbegriffs der Körperverletzung in einem künftigen Deutschen Strafgesetzbuch
by Robert Fritz
6 editions published in 1912 in German and held by 19 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Cong ling dao wu xian : yin bao sheng ming xing dong li
by Robert Fritz
2 editions published in 1997 in Chinese and held by 18 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
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by Michelle Amato
1 edition published in 2007 in English and held by 16 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
De weg van de minste weerstand voor managers : over creatief leidinggeven van succesvolle organisaties
by Robert Fritz
1 edition published in 2001 in Dutch and held by 15 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A short course in creating what you always wanted to but couldn't before ...
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President Obama has arrived at Dover Air Force Base to pay his respects to the fallen service members who lost their lives in this weekend's deadly helicopter crash in Afghanistan and to witness the official dignified transfer of their remains.
The president arrived at Dover at 12:30 pm Tuesday to see the arrival of the remains of the 22 SEALs, three Air Force controllers, and five Army helicopter crew killed Saturday when Taliban insurgents shot down a CH-47 Chinook in the Tangi Valley, marking the deadliest single attack since the beginning of the war in Afghanistan in 2001.
After arriving at Dover, the president visited the two C-17's planes containing the remains of the fallen to pay his respects. Afterwards, the resident spent a little over an hour meeting with approximately 250 family members and fellow servicemen and women, offering his condolences for their loss and his deep gratitude for their sacrifice and service. The president was accompanied by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, Admiral Mullen and Admiral McRaven.
This is the president's second visit to Dover to witness the return of fallen soldiers. He first visited in October 2009 to see the return of the remains of 15 service members and three Drug Enforcement Administration agents killed in Afghanistan.
Following an 18-year ban, Obama began allowing the media to cover the return ceremonies in 2009, provided next-of-kin authorizes photographers and television crews to be present.
Due to the catastrophic nature of this crash, however, the remains of the fallen are "unidentified" at this point and the families are not in a position to grant approval for media coverage of the arrival.
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Nice brevas Leon! I had one breva in the first year of my potted plant. In February I rooted one cutting and in Summer I got one breva! Here are two photos of my plant the past summer. You can see one little autumn fig too. This fig was destroyed by birds or some bug so I can't say how it was. This year I haven't any breva. It started to grow but it was dropped off by an unusual cold May. > |
Hello Leon, That's one beautiful looking fig; I hope it tastes as good as it looks. Ed |
- Posted by pitangadiego San Diego, CA (My Page) on Tue, Jun 19, 07 at 14:14
Seems a lot like Blue Giant. How is the interior color? |
Here is one photo of the above breva interior: |
I have forgotten to say that my plant is a Fiorone di Ruvo too. Sorry! |
A very beautiful fig and tree. Usually size and taste are enemies. Is this the case? I have seen that you use an identical finger ring than me. I'm waiting a new book about the Catalonian Fig's to help me to identify our own varieties and their history. I have other Catalonian antique books about how growing, recipes, varieties figs, lexical, fig proverb's, … |
Hello, I was wondering has anyone here in the northeast tried this fig and how does it perform?I'm asking about the Fiorone Di Ruvo that Leon has.Thank You |
- Posted by leon_edmond z7NM (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 08 at 0:08
Unfortunately, I no longer have this tree. It never broke dormancy this past season. |
It's a figging shame that you lost this one. It was a beauty. |
I am looking for a fig tree or cutting by the name of FIORONE DI RUVO.I know that ADRIANOS FIG TREE has this fig tree but thay can not ship them to United States.However I do have one source I think.I appreciate any information. |
I'm also looking for a small plant of the Fiorone Di Ruvo and would pay really good for it thank's and God Bless please s=email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Robert |
I had Fiorone di Ruvo, it is a nice fig but, according to my experience, it is not a good producer in non-optimum climates. My climate is mild but a little cloudy and rainy, however no problems for other many varieties. It seems to be a San pedro type fig; no autumn crop if not caprified. The last two years I haven't any Fiorone di Ruvo breva, because of this I decided to discard it. On the contrary, the variety "Gentile" another San pedro variety, gave a decent crop of brevas (so far it is only an small grafted branch), despite it was in a less sunny place. Fiorone seems to be an excellent variety in its locality of origin (South of Italy) but, as fas as I seen, I don't recommend Fiorone di Ruvo for non sunny climates. It seems to have better San pedro varieties for cooler climates, like "Desert King" for example (I haven't tested it) |
Hello AXIER from Spain,Thank you for your valuable information.I still want to grow FIORONE DI RUVO fig tree in containers as I do with my CELESTE,BLACK JACK,BLACK SPANISH and ATREANO which I just purchased.All of my figs grow very good in Ohio in containers and I get a lot of figs from them.My BLACK JACK fig produces the largest figs,BUT THE FIORNONE DI RUVO produce very large figs.I would be very happy if I got only one crop of these figs only if they taste good.Are there any good varity's in Spain. Thanks Again |
Hey Peak, How is your Black Spanish is it similar to Black Jack.Is Black Spanish a large fig?Thank's |
Hello rob5020,The black jack and black spanish are both small fig trees and very good for container growing.My black jack and black spanish are different from one another and they have different growth habits and also taste different.The black spanish has much larger figs than the black jack,however I had very large figs from the black jack this the second season.The true and original fig tree of both is from California.Buy them from California or near bye. |
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It's no secret that I love wrestling. I reference it all the time and I write about it on the side. It's my thing, but there was once a time when I thought I would never watch wrestling again and that's when Chris Benoit killed his family and himself.
My girlfriend at the time was pregnant with my child that I was completely unprepared for and our relationship was a bit... let's say rocky. My irresponsibility combined with her pregnancy brain and worries about the future combined with the general instability of our relationship in general had us on the rocks. Things weren't really looking good, but we were trying to make it work. For the kid maybe or ourselves or more likely because not trying and dealing with it seemed so damn horrible. We set up a date where we'd get dinner and she'd let me watch Raw and we'd just hang out. Try to have fun, try to have a good time, try to talk.
Before she came over I went online and got a message from my friend Graeme that Chris Benoit was dead and so was his family. I was in shock. This was one of my absolute favorite wrestlers and he was dead. Was he murdered? Was it a gas leak? I felt really bad. Our plans would have to change. I didn't want to eat. I was sad that this wrestler dude who had been apart of my life every week for nearly ten years was gone. Graeme, another guy Brando and I chatted online for hours as the news slowly trickled in. We watched the Raw that was a tribute to him and that slowly became the worst idea ever as before it was over the truth came out: Benoit murdered his family and then killed himself. He was the worst person ever. I felt horrible. I went from sad to depressed to sad and depressed that I was sad and depressed over a murderer. I couldn't experience joy. I jut felt sick to my stomach and I hated everything about life and this world and the way things are. This, as you can imagine, did not sit very well with the mother of my future child. She couldn't understand how I could be so upset about someone I didn't even know. She wanted me to pay attention to her and be attentive and not be so caught up in this fake world. Wrestling was on TV, but she was right there and I couldn't see what was happening right in front of my face. She didn't get it and that night after one of my favorite wrestlers of all time murdered his family and himself, we broke up. A bad night made worse.
After that I couldn't watch wrestling for a long time. It was a constant reminder of those bad memories and it wasn't fun for me anymore. I stopped playing wrestling games, I stopped reading news and results, got rid of my shirts, got rid of my books and I quit watching. Wrestling was over for me because some guy ruined it.
I'm not writing this because I want to compare Ryan Braun to Chris Benoit (or Aaron Hernandez) because I am a rational human being that can tell the difference between breaking a sport's rules and murdering people, but I can't help but to feel similar feelings. Read the rest of this entry »
Homestander: More Like "All-Star LAME" AMIRIGHT?!?
Baseball, Food, Miller Park, Off-Base July 18th, 2013
Each Thursday preceding Brewers weekend home stands, Tyler Maas will help prepare fans for all elements of the upcoming series with the Homestander. Tyler prints Wisconsin-themed shirts at Forward Fabrics and contributes to such fine publications as Milwaukee Magazine and The A.V. Club Milwaukee. All views, naughty words and weirdo sentiments are his own. Follow him at @TylerJamesMaas.
The All-Star Game is pointless. It's not only worthless, it's actually detrimental, in my opinion. I detailed it in a column a few years ago, but essentially:
• Putting the fate of the classification of "All-Star" (that once carried such importance and pride with it) in the hands of people voting 35 times apiece with each of their email addresses leads to the game being a popularity contest instead of an acknowledgement of accomplishment. Carlos Gomez and Jean Segura totally deserved to be there. Others, not so much.
• Having the game in the middle of the season is flawed, as the All-Star classification stays with a player, even after his average dips below .250 come September. By this logic, John Buck arguably deserved to be an All-Star this season.
• Between increased worries about pitch counts, innings limits and injury concerns (mixed with players opting not to go) and Last Chance polls, more players than ever are appearing in the mid-summer classic. Everyone is an All-Star, which makes a contest once populated with only the best the game had to offer into a pedestrian affair.
• Fans shouldn't want players on their favorite team to become All-Stars because earning an All-Star nod can (AND IS) used by agents in contract negotiations. Fans who are voting in droves to see their favorite players represent their team in the ASG are unwittingly making that player more expensive to re-sign and risking his departure once his deal is up.
While most of you were watching the All-Star Game, I was getting shithoused on a blanket at a public park and watching weirdo stoners hulu hoop while Painted Caves played nearby. I regret nothing. Spring Break 4 Evaaaaaaa!!!
It's been awhile since I stole the Best and Worst gimmick from someone else (since the good times in fact,) but I felt this particular season was in more need of it than any before. After all, what season could be in need of some positivity more than this one? Put it this way, I debated with myself all morning on whether or not it should be called 'the Worst and Worst.' It's been that kind of season. So, without much further adieu let's get into this thing.
BEST: Jean Segura and Carlos Gomez
That's it. That's all the bests I have.
Okay, maybe not, but that is certainly how this season has felt at times. Nothing has really been great and these two have provided somewhere between 94 and 98 percent of all 2013 positive Brewers memories and I feel like that is a low estimate. They've been just plain fun to watch which is kind of funny because they play exactly the kind of baseball that the manager we don't care for loves to play. That's not to say that their style of baseball is wr0ng or that Roenicke's strategy is right, but these two have proven themselves time and again to be the exceptions that prove the rule. While simultaneously proving that they, as players, rule.
Jean Segura is young and probably not this good with his high BABIP and all, but he has made that Greinke trade look like an absolute steal (even while Johnny Hellweg gives up a homerun on eight out of every ten pitches thrown) and shortstop looks solidified for some time to come. He probably won't be an All-Star again, but he won't be Yuniesky Betancourt ever so he's basically the greatest shortstop in Brewers history. (White guys not included.)
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WBC title puts Dominican shame to rest
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The Dominican Republic ended a string of disappointing international results by capping an amazing undefeated run to beat Puerto Rico to the World Baseball Classic title.
Dominican Republic celebrate winning the World Baseball Classic after defeating Puerto Rico 3-0 on March 19, 2013 in San Francisco. Edwin Encarnacion belted a two-run double in the first and Samuel Deduno pitched five shutout innings.
"The Dominican Republic is one of the countries that produces the greatest number of baseball players," said manager Tony Pena Tuesday. "I had had enough of that shame of not having a trophy like this."
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I would like to hear other members good deed Gardening Stories. My good deeds this year was like last year to give my left over plants to the Salvation Army William Booth Special Care Home.I gave them 70 plants, 15 Wave Petunia,Gazanias, Amaranthus-Love LiesBleeding,Phlox, Lobelia-Trailing blue,Swan River Daisy, Zinnia's, Spikes and even some Lisianthus.
When i took the plants over I was asked if I could donate some time to help weed the new perennial beds and large raised curved annual planters. They were full of mustard & wild oats( so much for weed free topsoil) Ended up taking my 66 yr. old mom ( who wanted to donate magazines & a tray of Lamium ) back a hour later & spending 2 hr. digging weeds. In the evening gave the new neighbors a washing machine drum & me & there 8 yr. old girl (& 4 friends) put 2 spikes,2 large reg. Petunia in the center, 2 large Wave Petiunia, 4 smaller Waves ,6 Lobelia & 4 Swan River Daisy around the out side. I had to give each one a turn in putting a plant in. Than we put 15 Lambs ears, 6 Waves, & 16 Gazania , in the front flower beds I was beat ,but i felt good. Plus I get to see the flowers in the new neighbors drab, pea rock filled back yard |
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Does sharing plants count as a good deed? Three years ago I bought seeds for an ornamental Siberian apple (malus baccata) variety called 'white streak'. It's on Gardens North website. The instructions warned that the variegation in the leaves might not show up until the second year or not at all in some of the seedlings. Well just my luck, not one of the seedlings had any variegation, and we are talking 3 years later. I debated on throwing them out, but I feel bad just throwing any plant away so I brought them to work, put a "free to a good home" sign on them and even a short paragraph on how to care for them. I hoped someone would take them. They may not be variegated but they will still make nice ornamental apple trees. Would you believe the 5 tiny trees were snapped up within 10 minutes. That and an extra catalpa I had sitting around. It wasn't a 'big' deed, but it felt good sharing the plants and I joked that my trees were being adopted to good homes. Plus, it really made me feel good when one lady at work said she planted them the first thing when she got home that night, it told me she appreciated getting the trees. Glen |
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Relationship Cliches we hate
1. I married my b.f. – No you didn't. If you married your best friend you'd be gay. Are you gay and married to your best friend? If so, you have my apologies. People who have opposite sex besties are weird and not to be trusted.
2. No it was not. Unless you are in love with her boobs because that's the 1st thing you saw. No it wasn't? You're a liar.
3. It didn't mean anything? Yes it did. It meant you were naked with someone other than me. It means you cheated. Douche.
4. This is the only one I approve of, probably because I identify with it. And because being married is exactly like being chained and physically weighed down like you're in prison. A prison that nags you constantly and never lets you see it's boobs.
5. I have to babysit tonight – No you don't. You have to be a dad. I can't defend this one. Fatherhood doesn't stop at conception unless you're a guest on Maury Povich.


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Laboratory-raised populations of dung beetles reveal a mother's extragenetic influence on the physiques of her sons.
Laboratory-raised populations of dung beetles reveal a mother's extragenetic influence on the physiques of her sons.
Long non-protein-coding RNA (lncRNA) sequences are often transcribed from the opposite, or antisense, strand of a protein coding gene. In the past few years, research has shown that these lncRNAs play a number of regulatory roles in the cell. For exa
Epigenetic changes accrued over an organism's lifetime may leave a permanent heritable mark on the genome, through the help of long noncoding RNAs.
Mimicking a host-cell histone protein offers flu a sneaky tactic to suppress immune response.
Genes that react to cellular sugar content are regulated by a long non-coding RNA via an unexpected mechanism
Epigenetic perturbations could jump-start heritable variation.
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I'm hoping that most of the threads still work since the links were put up. I'm off out now to get some paste to give these a try. I'm sure there is many other new sites now that can be googled or linked off of. Thanks for the list :-)


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Are you still using 1214 or have you gone back to Ardennes yeast?
I've been searching for a beer to brew and this took the cake; I pulled the trigger on Sunday. Converted the recipe to a partial. I followed the recipe (for the most part) but swapped out a few things: the oats for flaked wheat and exchanged the licorice for black peppercorn. I used two packets of the 1214. A good fermentation started about 12 hours later. I'll be sure to re-post with photos and tasting notes. Thanks GordonT!
I'll be making this soon. just a couple of questions: 1) We do not have licorice root ( AFAIK) here, I searched for substitute, can I use anise seeds? 2) Is the wheat malted or not?
I noticed it has only 6 IBU. I had Tripel Karmeliet some time ago and I remember that I enjoyed it but I cannot remember the bitterness. Isn't 6 IBU is too low?
I am fairly new to brewing, 5 extract batches in and I am ready to switch to all grain. My favorite beer is Triple Karmilite so I am going to use your recipe as my first all grain this weekend. I was just curious if you had any advice or anything you may have changed since you posted the recipe? Also how is the color? I have done an extract "white ale" that came out dark brown and I was shooting for a golden color. I was told this is because of the malt extract. So I guess my question is does this beer have the same color as Triple Karmilite? Color is not everything but I really want to fine tune my brewing to be able to get the colors I am shooting for. Thanks for any advice you have and for posting the recipe.


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"I also got this recipe from CL, and it's delicious! I made the base recipe as written, except... I omitted the shallots, used Splenda instead of sugar and left the peas whole. Made a delicious, bright, light, flavorful side dish that was perfect for a spring bbq! Thank you threeovens for posting this so I didn't have to! ;)"
"We really enjoyed this as a substitute for mashed potatoes! Though, I did overeat and puff up like Violet Beauregarde after these, but that's not your fault! Thanks for the recipe, definite do-again!"
"Made as written, but all the acids made this too tart for us. We love tangy, but this was borderline bitter to us. We thought the flavor was very one-dimensional and tasted strange; we will not be making this again. Sorry, Paul, just not for us."
"I assumed the jello package was supposed to be .6oz so used that (I couldn't imagine a full 6 oz of gelatin!). The flavor was pretty good, tasted like a lime jolly rancher candy, but it seemed like the flavor mellowed a little overtime and was better. I don't think I'll make it again, but it was fun for our Halloween party!"


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Recently I've watched a couple of documentaries depicting the English military wearing their gorgets and all the other armor to protect them in battle. It seemed like the armor didn't protect all that well, and lots received injuries. Fortunately, their hearts were fairly well protected.
For the injured, a majority of them died from loss of blood and infection.
I was just thinking about our military today fighting in the Middle East. Many more soldiers than in the past have devastating injuries, but live, because of the sophisticated medical care. The way battles are fought has really changed over the centuries.


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RENO, NV - Reno police say a standoff with a burglary suspect has ended with the suspect escaping from an apartment complex in the 1600 block of Wedekind Road.
Police say they spotted the man outside the Silver Terrace apartments and he ran into a unit to elude police around noon Monday. The residents in the apartment, including a woman the man knew, ran out, and police believe he holed up inside, leading to a SWAT team and negotiators working to get him out. The complex was evacuated and the block barricaded to keep the public safe.
Miguel Rodriguez-Franco has a violent past and a felony warrant out for his arrest, but was gone by the time police went in several hours later.


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Why do some people with devastating injuries do well in their recoveries and others do not? People often focus on the negative fallout, but there can be positive consequences called post-traumatic growth. Scientists use the term "disability paradox" to refer to how some people with devastating illness or injuries are still able to enjoy a good quality of life. The characteristics of these folks describe someone with a "survivor mentality." Characteristics include:
- Subscribing meaning to one's disability or lot in life and sharing this meaning with others.
- Not choosing to live as a victim but instead to feel empowered and motivated to deal with struggles and come out as a victor.
- Being flexible, adaptable, resilient, and rolling with the punches.
Many factors play into developing a survivor mentality. Here are some tips to help:
- Create a strong support system: family, church, community, fellow Warfighters, healthcare providers, etc. A support system should be just that—supportive, encouraging, and a promoter of independence, not an enabler for being or feeling like a victim.
- Maintain a "can do" attitude. See challenges or setbacks as an opportunity to learn and grow. Focus on strengths and abilities, not on limitations. Survivors exhibit the 4 Cs of mental toughness.
- Maintain hope and optimism; focus on the future and move from thinking about the negative aspects of injury/illness to focusing on the positives or possibilities.
Having a resilient family isn't something that just happens—it takes some effort. You can develop and improve your family's resiliency by honing the skills you already have and developing new ones as needed. To give you a jump start, try doing 30 days of activities that will improve your relationships. The Families Overcoming Under Stress (FOCUS) resiliency program created a calendar of events you can do with your children that covers an entire month. Each activity teaches a skill that will strengthen your family over time. They highlight activities such as family fun nights and family meetings and teach skills such as deep breathing, goal setting, communication, and self-care. They also have many activities specifically for military families and children.
To learn other family-strengthening skills and activities, check out HPRC's Rock Solid Families section.
Building family resilience is a process that lasts a lifetime, but it can be immensely rewarding. But what is resilience and how can military families in particular build it? HPRC has a resource called "Building Family Resilience" that can give you answers to these questions. The article covers military-specific stressors for families—including how deployment and reintegration impact family relationships, war-related physical and mental health conditions, and individual stress responses and risky behaviors in family members, both adults and children. It also highlights three key resilience-building skills—mind-body, cognitive-behavioral, and communication—and highlights resources to build resilience. Check it out.
For more information on building family resilience, check out the Family Resilience section of HPRC's website.
Have you heard the terms "resilience" and "Total Force Fitness," but you're not quite sure what they mean or where they fit into the health and performance picture? Read on.
Your health is the foundation. The 2010 article "Why Total Force Fitness?" states, "nothing works without health." Health is not just physical and not just something to worry about when you're sick. Health is a combination of physical, mental, spiritual, and social well-being and includes practices that promote wellness in addition to those that help you recover from sickness or injury.
Resilience is next. Resilience is the ability to bounce back—or even better, forward—and thrive after experiencing hardship. It is not the ability to completely withstand hardship but rather the ability to come back from it and grow stronger through the experience.
Next is human performance optimization (HPO). Unlike resilience, which typically requires the experience of hardship, HPO involves performing at your best for whatever goal or mission you have (whether that is your PT test, a combat mission, or raising children). It goes beyond simply resisting challenges; it means functioning at a new optimal level to face new challenges.
Health, resilience, and optimal performance are the foundations of Total Force Fitness, which is defined in the "Physical Fitness" chapter of "Total Force Fitness for the 21st Century" (see link above) as a "state in which the individual, family, and organization can sustain optimal well-being and performance under all conditions." Being totally fit requires a holistic approach—that is, an approach that doesn't focus on just one aspect alone such as nutrition or physical fitness, but on multiple domains of fitness. It means attending to your mind (including psychological, behavioral, spiritual, and social components) and your body (including physical, nutritional, medical and environmental components). In order to achieve Total Force Fitness, these factors come together to enhance your resilience and/or performance.
This is where HPRC can help you on your quest for total fitness. By visiting each of our domains—Physical Fitness, Environments, Nutrition, Dietary Supplements, Family & Relationships, and Mind Tactics—you can get evidence-based information on a variety of holistic topics to help you achieve and sustain total fitness. But remember that total fitness is a life-long process that will ebb and flow. And it isn't just about you; your loved ones are an important piece of the picture, too.
To learn more, check out HPRC's "What is 'Total Force Fitness'?" and for in-depth information, visit the Total Force Fitness Articles section of HPRC's website.
You've heard of "Army Strong?" As part of the Ready and Resilient campaign, the Army is rolling out its new Performance Triad as a "pathway to a fit and healthy force." The triad consists of sleep, physical activity, and nutrition and provides online tools and information such as the Performance Triad Training Sessions (videos and websites packed with details to help you do everything from preventing injuries to choosing dietary supplements), cards with practical tips to become healthier and stronger, and a whole lot more. The Soldier's Guide is a good place to start; it includes numerous links to HPRC and other sources of information. Go ahead and start optimizing your health and performance today!
For more information on integrative practices and programs, check out HPRC's Total Force Fitness domain.
A new app for promoting military family resilience—Focus On The Go—has been released in partnership with the FOCUS (Families Overcoming Under Stress) resiliency program. It has a variety of activities and resources for your entire family, including skill-building games with more than 40 levels for a variety of ages, including parents.
For more resources to help build family resilience, check out HPRC's Family Resilience section.
The Air National Guard has launched a new resiliency resource—Ready54—designed for Airmen and their families. The website provides centralized information about the ANG, resiliency resources, and help finding the closest Wing Director of Psychological Health, Chaplain, or Family Readiness Program Coordinator. You can also submit ideas for articles and videos. Why "Ready54"? The Air National Guard motto is "Always Ready, Always There," and the program provides resources for all 54 states and territories.
For more information on mental resilience browse through HPRC's Mind Tactics and Total Force Fitness domains.
The National Center for Telehealth and Technology just released an app called "Provider Resilience," which aims to help healthcare providers by giving them tools to assess their own burnout, compassion fatigue, and secondary traumatic stress—conditions common among caregivers. The app also provides inspirational stories, comics to remind users to take breaks, and inspirational videos from Warfighters sharing stories of how they were helped. Providers can even track their own information over time—for example, the app tracks the user's last day off and recommends taking at least one day of leave every 60 days (and color coordinates the responses over time accordingly). And as long as the user secures the phone, no one else can access the results.
For more apps from "T2," check out their featured projects page. For more information about enhancing your own resilience, check out HPRC's Mind Tactics.
Strength training is an important aspect of military fitness and resilience. Building muscle through strength and endurance training can increase bone density, improve balance and stability, and reduce your risk for injury. There are several training options for getting strong: free weights, machine weights, body-weight exercises, and/or circuit training are all effective strategies for building muscle. For more details, read HPRC's Performance Strategies for Muscular Strength. If you have never done a resistance-training program, learn the proper form first by working out with a professional instructor, which will keep you injury-free and help you choose a program you can stick with. Training for the PFT/PRT? Read more about building muscular strength and endurance for optimal test results.
Optimism is a hallmark of resilience, and being optimistic can enhance your performance. Having a positive outlook can also help you harness your mental and physical strength to deliver your best performance, no matter the conditions. Whether you're facing physical, mental, or emotional challenges, learn how to shift your thinking from negative (pessimistic) to positive (optimistic), and see how an optimistic perspective can help you achieve a greater outcome. For help on how to accomplish this, check out HPRC's "Reframe your thoughts for peak performance."


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I am thinking of putting in Kentucky wonder pole beans where my peas were, is there any difference in flavor as far as customer preference if anyone has tried pole beans seems they would be much easier to harvest. |
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- Posted by clinchbilly (My Page) on Thu, Jul 17, 14 at 14:47
Pole beans are more work at first but when it comes to picking them youll love them compared to bush type. I have good luck with turkey craw. |
- Posted by little_minnie 4 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 17, 14 at 21:51
Yes they taste way better than bush. |
- Posted by rustico_2009 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 1:05
With bush beans I make 0-1 passes and then pull the whole plant and let my kids collect all the beans, not much lost if any. I grew the purple Italian pole beans this year and they are gorgeous and taste great but cook up pretty ugly. Good enough to eat raw though. |
I grew KW and Bush Blue Lake last year and everyone preferred the BL. So this year I'm doing the pole version of BL to get the extended harvest though on an interior raised bed I may need a ladder (last year grew on last bed by fence, I could reach most from inside since that bed was lower, DS was tall enough to get the ones on outside though the land dips). I'm also growing bush versions of Cherokee Wax, Jackson Wonder and Tendergreen so we'll see how it goes. CW has a few thread-sized beans, other bushes have flowers but the pole beans have very few, they're still climbing. KW got strings when they got bigger, and even picked when stringless they have a pretty strong taste, people at market preferred the "round beans" and even DS who loves green beans with garlic (no butter!) preferred the BL. So a lot of KW got blanched and frozen in small packs to throw in soup. |
- Posted by pitterpat_2009 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 19:18
Thanks for the comments on variety, I will look into those just hope we have a late fall to get them at harvest stage, I am planting this weekend after I finish cleaning out the sugar snap peas ....thanks again. |
Another thing is that bush beans typically have shorter DTM than pole types.... |
My favorite bean is Rattlesnake. I grow Provider for some early beans but Rattlesnake pole bean is my main crop. They start bearing later but bear heavily. They have purple splotches that disappear when cooked. They are very tender and very sweet. So much easier to pick. Kathy |
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