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Win and they're in.
That's the opportunity facing the Red Stars when they host Western New York in Saturday night's regular season finale.
By beating the Flash (7-8-7, 27 points), which was eliminated from playoff contention Wednesday, the Red Stars (9-7-7, 34 points) will clinch their first playoff berth at the professional level.
Chicago got to that point by knocking off last place Boston 2-0 at Benedictine University in Lisle on Wednesday night. It was the second straight victory for the Red Stars, who currently sit in fourth place, one point behind Washington and one ahead of Portland, the teams they are battling for one of the two remaining playoff berths.
"It's exciting and it's nice that it's in our hands and we can kind of control our fate," Red Stars midfielder Vanessa DiBernardo said. "You never know what can happen, so we just have to get the job done and bring the Chicago Red Stars to the playoffs."
Chicago's two local players got the job done in fine fashion against the Breakers (5-16-2, 17 points). DiBernardo, a Waubonsie Valley graduate, and Geneva's Jackie Santacaterina both started and had a hand in each goal.
DiBernardo triggered both tallies with corner kicks from the right side and four players touched the ball on each play.
The first featured three headers, with Santacaterina heading DiBernardo's serve to defender Julie Johnston on the left post. Johnston nodded it across the goal mouth to Alyssa Mautz, who headed home a two-yarder for a 1-0 lead in the 30th minute.
"Whenever it gets into that deep spot our goal is to head it straight back across for the next [player] coming in," Santacaterina said. "This field is a little bit more narrow so it happens a lot where those balls get to the back post."
The Red Stars haven't scored often on corner kicks but they got plenty of practice in this one, forcing seven corners and putting four shots on frame.
"We have a little bit of box organization on those so people cover spots," Red Stars coach Rory Dames said. "They have set runs they're supposed to go to and they did a very good job of keeping their discipline."
Boston goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher kept the Breakers close by making seven saves, including a diving stop on a 37-yard drive by Lori Chalupny after a DiBernardo corner was initially cleared in the 50th minute
But the Red Stars broke through again in the 81st minute. DiBernardo's corner was touched first by Santacaterina and then Abby Erceg, whose shot was parried by Naeher. Melissa Tancredi, however, scored on the rebound.
Karina LeBlanc made three saves to record her sixth shutout for Chicago, which outshot Boston 15-6 despite having nine players on the injury report. They included DiBernardo and Santacaterina, who has not been completely healthy all season.
"Vanessa gave a great shift tonight and Jackie gave a great shift," Dames said. "We didn't know what we'd get out of them. It's a credit to the players for their ability to push through at this time of the year.
"Jackie was cramping up but got [forward] on both of the corners and that's how she is. Jackie's a winner."
Despite the aches and pains, the Red Stars are loath to back down now that franchise history is within reach.
"I think it's just mentality and your will at this point," Santacaterina said. "Everybody's kind of in the same boat and we had a good meeting the other day where the emphasis was we've gotten too far, we've been through too much to just throw in the towel now, so you just have to will yourself and the other people around you to push through."


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I've been doing a search for several months now on a good quality set of Leds and haven't had much luck. Presently I have16ďż˝ of T8 fluorescent bulbs (34w each x5 bulbs) and the lighting is great. Below or my requirements if anyone has any suggestions. Prefer 12V but would consider 24V I found a relatively inexpensive set from Costco to try out, (Sylvania Mosaic) but it was about 40% of the brightness that I wanted. It didn't state the lumens per foot, but it was expandable to 20'. I thought of adding an amplifier but then it would be 80% of the brightness I required. Anyone knows of a set that would meet my requirements. Thanks |
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Did you look at superbrightleds.com or environmentallights.com? You might want to consider deploying 2 separate lighting setups - Control can be very elaborate using either an enOcean or Zigbee controller and switch. RGB lights are mostly deployed for accent lighting and usually do not do well as task lights. |
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Thanks for the reply davidtay, I took a look at the klauf in which you provided the link and at around $1000.00, the price is somewhat over my budget. That and the fact it's 2700k is not what I'm looking for. I was hoping for something closer to daylight 6500k and a bit lower on cost. I do however like the fact its 435 lumens per 12" strip which seems very bright. I'll just have to keep looking but have decided that I will most likely have to use two strips with 2 switches, 1 for rgb which will be accent and the other for 5000-6500k for general/task lighting, |
If you're intent on having rgb light changing strips, you'd need to consider home automation for the mood change to be smooth and seamless. In time, prices will become less insane. FWIW, I've added a review of the Philips hue light strips. |
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INDIANAPOLIS | The Washington Nationals began the winter meetings by making the first trade. They finished the meetings by shipping off a player they never possessed to complete it.
In between, they became the scourge of the game by signing a past-his-prime catcher to a two-year deal and got their chance to mutter similar complaints when the market for the veteran pitcher they were seeking shot far past anyone's expectations.
In other words, they were right in the thick of the activity. And that, in and of itself, is a change.
The Nationals' front office packed up at the conclusion of the winter meetings Thursday having generated more activity - and buzz - than any session in the past few years. Unlike 2007 - when former general manager Jim Bowden made a series of trades for reclamation projects or unproven prospects - and last year - when their futile pursuit of Mark Teixeira was the only substantive activity they generated - the Nationals gave strong signals they were ready to pursue a different course.
The signing of 38-year-old catcher Ivan Rodriguez caused drew scorn, both for the terms of the deal ($6 million over two years, which sent every other catcher looking for a multiyear contract) and the idea that Rodriguez, who posted a .280 on-base percentage last year, can still play every day.
But the move is definitely a sign the Nationals are no longer trading on potential alone. So is their pursuit of a veteran starter such as Joel Pineiro, Jon Garland, Vicente Padilla or Jason Marquis, each of whom could cost them more than $25 million over three seasons.
"We came in with a checklist of things to try and accomplish over the course of the offseason," general manager Mike Rizzo said. "We're far from finished, but we think this was a good starting point. We feel good about it."
Rodriguez, who will be introduced in a news conference Friday afternoon, was the Nationals' most newsworthy signing. They also made a trade with the New York Yankees to acquire reliever Brian Bruney, who they think can be a late-game option. The Nationals drafted Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Jamie Hoffmann with the first pick in the Rule 5 draft and sent him to the Yankees to complete the deal.
And besides the Rodriguez news conference, the next few days figure to bring more activity.
The Nationals likely will nontender catcher Wil Nieves on Saturday and could make the same decision with left-hander Scott Olsen, who will make at least $2.24 million in arbitration after coming back from shoulder surgery. They also will continue pursuit of the veteran pitcher they were chasing for most of the winter meetings, though that could stretch well into January.
The Milwaukee Brewers gave free agent Randy Wolf a three-year, $29.75 million deal, and the Texas Rangers followed with a one-year, $7.5 million deal and an $11 million club option for free agent Rich Harden. Those two contracts served quick notice the recession wouldn't depress the market for free agents, and it means the Nationals likely will have to overpay to get the starter they want.
"We're engaged with a lot of agents on a lot of pitchers," Rizzo said. "We're trying to find the best guy that fits the ability level we're looking at. I think it's going to take a little bit of time. As always happens when a few pitchers start falling, it's usually a domino effect."
Even in the Rule 5 draft, the Nationals were one of baseball's most active teams, picking three players in addition to Hoffmann and losing four as former scouting director Dana Brown - now with the Toronto Blue Jays - grabbed two players for his new team.
In the Class AAA phase of the draft, Washington added Chicago White Sox right-hander Arismendy Mota, Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Michael Wlodarczyk and Houston Astros outfield Nicholas Moresi. Mota, though, is likely to be traded to the Chicago Cubs.
The Nationals' most notable loss was Class AAA Syracuse reliever Zech Zinicola, thought at one point to be the team's closer of the future. He had a 5.33 ERA at two levels last season, but Brown, who picked Zinicola in 2006, wanted to bring him to Toronto. Brown also grabbed right-hander Ruben De La Rosa in the Class AAA phase of the draft. The Mariners took right-hander Terrence Engles in the Class AAA phase, and the Mets took right-hander Johan Figuereo in the Class AA phase.
To be able to pick in the major league phase of the Rule 5 draft, the Nationals released reliever Zack Segovia, who was a September call-up last season.


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7 Indeed, the more your faith, your ability to speak, your knowledge, your dedication, and your love for us increase, the more we want you to participate in this work of God's kindness. | 7 But just as you excel in everything--in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in complete earnestness and in your love for us--see that you also excel in this grace of giving. |
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Here's how it breaks down. Of the two-party vote (Obama plus Romney), each 1 percentage point is worth 1.172 million votes, and Obama's margin of victory was about 2.7 million. (These numbers will change as the remaining results trickle in, but the proportions shouldn't change significantly.) The president got 71 percent of the Hispanic vote to Romney's 27 percent. If Romney had received 10 percentage points more of the Hispanic vote (37 percent, close to Bush's 2004 number), he would have received 1.172 million more Hispanic votes and the president would have lost a similar number, for a total shift of 2.34 million (because 10 percentage points of the Hispanic vote is equal to 1 percent of the total electorate) — and Obama would still have won the popular vote.
Now let's look at a different group. The exit polls report that 35 percent of the electorate self-identified as conservative, and that Romney got only 82 percent of them, with 17 percent voting for Obama. (Say that to yourself again slowly: One out of six self-identified conservatives voted for Obama.) If Romney had increased his share of the conservative vote by just 5 percentage points, to 87 percent, he would have picked up 2.05 million more votes, and the president would have lost a similar number, allowing Romney to win the popular vote. (This is because 5 percentage points of the conservative vote equals 1.75 percent of the electorate.)
This doesn't mean the GOP can ignore outreach to Hispanic voters. A quarter to a third of them — especially those who are more assimilated, better educated, and middle class — are open to Republican arguments. But even if the fairy-tale number of 44 percent of the Hispanic vote were possible, it still wouldn't make sense to keep increasing the Democratic share of the electorate through ongoing mass immigration.
What's more, ongoing mass immigration changes social and economic conditions in ways that make statist arguments more persuasive to native-born voters not even thinking about immigration. For instance, immigrants and their young children accounted for two-thirds of the increase in the uninsured over the last decade. Would arguments for a greater government role in health insurance be as persuasive to as many people without the effects of immigration?
That said, harsh rhetoric on immigration turns people off, not just immigrants but also the native-born. People generally like immigrants, as they should, not just because they're God's creatures, but also because their presence suggests that America, whatever her problems, is still attractive enough for foreigners to want to move here.
But there's a difference between welcoming the lawful immigrants who live among us and continuing the admission of millions more in the future. Contrary to the resurgent immigration expansionists on the right, John O'Sullivan's observation remains true: The GOP can change its stance on immigration and embrace lower numbers (both legal and illegal), or it can change its stance on everything else.
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Portland Business Journal, by Matthew Kish
High-potential women advance more slowly than their male peers, in terms of both career progression and pay, even though they employ career management strategies similar to men's. Organizations that neglect this critical talent-management issue risk lagging their competitors in attracting, developing, and retaining the best candidates to serve as the next generation of leaders.


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14 So the anger of the LORD was kindled against Israel, and he gave them over to plunderers, who plundered them. And he sold them into the hand of their surrounding enemies, so that they could no longer withstand their enemies. | 14 In his anger against Israel the LORD handed them over to raiders who plundered them. He sold them to their enemies all around, whom they were no longer able to resist. |
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Ambergris Caye has the biggest selection of restaurants of any destination in Belize, and among them are some of the country's best. They range from simple beach barbecue joints to upscale, sophisticated eateries, where, especially if you eat lobster, you can spend BZ$100 a person or more, including a drink or two or wine. You have a wide choice of kinds of food on Ambergris: seafood, of course,
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Caye Caulker has a number of small bistros where fish arrives at your table fresh from the ocean, and sometimes you find yourself eating with your feet in the sand. On other islands you're usually limited to eating at your dive lodge or resort.
On both Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye street vendors set up barbecue grills along Front Street and on the beachfront and cook chicken, fish, shrimp, and lobster. Use your own judgment, but we've found in almost all cases the food from these vendors is safe, tasty, and inexpensive.
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The most impressive upright, stick, and robot vacuums from the models we've tested so far.
The new partnership puts printable vacuum upgrades on MakerBot's "Thingiverse" design database.
The new roller suction head uses microfibre and carbon strips to suck up anything from fine dust to large pieces of kibble.
Dyson repels over-aggressive advertising from rival vacuum-maker Shark.
The DC41's design disappointed us, and the DC65's isn't any better. Despite the strong performance scores, this pricey Dyson is still difficult to recommend.
If your cleaning needs are limited to dust and other small stuff, this Samsung is stellar, but plenty of other uprights deliver better performance and usability for less.
Dyson's pint-sized 360 Eye robot vacuum promises more power than the robot vacuum you have at home.
Dyson unveiled its first-ever robot vacuum at IFA 2014 in Berlin.
The Hoover Linx isn't fancy, but it will clean your floors better than most of the other stick models we tested. Combine that with its reasonable price and you have one of our favorite vacuums to date.
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Hi--we're finally finishing out the white oak that is in part of our main floor--we've got a garage full of white oak ready to go. What underlayment would be the best insulator over a crawl space that gets cold in the winter (we're in Oregon)? We plan to insulate the joist bays, but I want to maximize the insulation in as many ways as possible.
Cork is one possibility I understand, but I also see things that have higher r-values and are less expensive. I will make sure that the nails are long enough to reach far enough into our subfloor (read about some nails that have tiny spines that prevent pullout)... Any thoughts would be welcome re insulation/underlayment for a naildown. THanks! |
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46 They spent some time in Jericho. As Jesus was leaving town, trailed by his disciples and a parade of people, a blind beggar by the name of Bartimaeus, son of Timaeus, was sitting alongside the road. | 46 Then they came to Jericho. As Jesus and his disciples, together with a large crowd, were leaving the city, a blind man, Bartimaeus (that is, the Son of Timaeus), was sitting by the roadside begging. |
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For more than four decades, the starters at Cedar Glen Golf Course have sent groups of golfers over the threshold of the first tee and bid them adieu as they embark upon rounds of golf. The 18-hole course blends touches of both links-style layouts and parkland settings, featuring numerous tree-lined fairways as well as plenty of open, rolling landscape. Rather than forcing golfers to make practice swings by hitting acorns into a pile for lazy squirrels, the course features a driving range and putting green to help with ironing out pre-round kinks.
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The nonprofit Wild Center is dedicated to educating visitors about the delicate balance between humans and their natural surroundings, particularly in the context of the unique Adirondacks ecosystem. With more speakers than a speed-metal concert, the Build a Greener Adirondacks symposium aims to introduce eco-conscious community members to the country's foremost green-building experts. Keynote speaker Tedd Benson will address the topic of off-site home fabrication and how building plans can be adapted to individual lifestyles and secret superhero requirements. Orators on subjects such as eco-friendly insulation, energy-saving appliances, and designing and building with reclaimed wood will also unfurl their leafy verbiage throughout the day.


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Clouds will be on the decrease today and winds on the increase, with highs near 56 degrees. It will be mostly clear and chilly tonight with lows in the mid-30s.
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Rain chances continue into Sunday, with a high in the mid-50s.
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18 And Noemi said: Wait, my daughter, till we see what end the thing will have. For the man will not rest until he have accomplished what he hath said. | 18 Then Naomi said, "Wait, my daughter, until you find out what happens. For the man will not rest until the matter is settled today." |
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5. 2nd Reading of an Ordinance re: AN ORDINANCE OF COUNCIL AMENDING, MODIFYING AND RE-ENACTING ARTICLE 361 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON, AS REVISED, REGARDING PARKING GENERALLY
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February 23, 2009PALO ALTO, CA—Feb. 23, 2009—HP today announced the first beta installation of the new HP Scitex FB7500 Printer at Dallas-based Gigantic Color, a top large-format print service provider (PSP) and the leading graphic producer in the Southwest.
Gigantic Color selected the printer over competitive offerings as a result of its unmatched combination of speed, versatility and quality. Delivering the highest productivity of digital flatbed printers in its price class,(1) the HP Scitex FB7500 Printer features a low cost per sheet, outstanding media versatility and efficient, three-quarter automated loading. The installation has allowed Gigantic Color to expand its offerings and secure new business opportunities that have traditionally been limited to screen printers.
"As a leading producer of large-format graphics and a company known for being on the cutting edge of printing technologies, Gigantic Color was an ideal fit for our beta program," said Santiago Morera, vice president and general manager, Large Format Printing, HP. "The work that Gigantic Color can now quote and produce confirms the HP Scitex FB7500 Printer is positioned to drive the analog-to-digital transition and cost-effectively take projects from screen printers."
Established in 1988, Gigantic Color has evolved from a typography shop with one employee to a large format printing enterprise with 65 employees and a wide range of high-profile clients. The versatility of the HP Scitex FB7500 Printer was a key selling point for the company, which commonly uses its flatbed printers on a variety of unique substrates, including wood and glass, and prints orders in quantities as small as a single sign and as large as 2,000 signs.
"The HP Scitex FB7500 Printer has been a valuable addition to our portfolio and an important investment for our company," said John Bowers, Sr., chief financial officer, Gigantic Color. "Once we saw the printer at the SGIA tradeshow, we knew we wanted to be the first company in our market to make this investment to differentiate our offering and create a competitive advantage. This printer gives us the flexibility to quickly produce real-estate signage and then turn around and produce a high-quality interior job, all in a matter of minutes."
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This week's roundup of album streams stars Broken Bells, Les Claypool's Duo de Twang, CEO, Willis Earl Beal, and the cast of Starbucks' Sweetheart 2014 compilation, including Beck, Vampire Weekend, Fiona Apple, and many more. Find it all below.
1) Broken Bells, After the Disco. "James Mercer and Danger Mouse are once again collaborating as Broken Bells. The lead single from their sophomore album, "Holding on for Life," looks to stretch 2013's glitz-and-glamour revival (see: Daft Punk, Arcade Fire) into the new year, floating a lightweight falsetto over a slow-ripple groove and air-brushing the whole vehicle with sparkling sonics." — SPIN (via iTunes)
2) Les Claypool's Duo de Twang, Four Foot Shack. "After fronting alt-metal legends Primus for 30 years... Claypool has decided to form an Americana duo. The Duo de Twang's debut, Four Foot Shack, finds Claypool and long time collaborator Bryan Kehoe reinterpreting Americana classics, modern songs and tracks from Claypool's own discography using just one bass, one guitar, and a whole lot of foot stompin'." (via Rolling Stone)
3) Various Artists, Sweetheart 2014. "Some of the artists on Sweetheart 2014 — the fifth installment in a series dating back a decade — sync up naturally with the source material they've chosen. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings and Stevie Wonder's 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours' fit together seamlessly... Other pairings are more surprising, in a your-methods-may-vary sort of way, as Ben Harper attempts a faithfully drowsy take on Mazzy Star's 'Fade Into You' and Vampire Weekend sings in Italian for 'Time to Say Goodbye (Con Te Partirò),' a song popularized by Andrea Bocelli." (via NPR)
4) CEO, Wonderland. "Wonderland is, at times, superficially soothing and fun, an almost hedonistic paean. But not far beneath the surface is something more unsettling and challenging: a statement about isolation and loneliness and a delicate search for meaning that's particularly Scandinavian." (via NPR)
5) Marissa Nadler, July. "On her sixth album, Boston-born singer-songwriter Marissa Nadler gets darker than ever before... Gone is the lithe, limber-voiced ingénue of last year's 'Wedding,' and in her place lies Nadler's blackest-ever-black album. New songs like 'Was It a Dream' and 'Desire' benefit from darker hired guns: Eyvind Kang's strings, Steve Moore's synths and the guitars of Phil Wandscher lend emotional heft and existential dread to these 11 phantasmagoric love songs." (via NPR)
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I have recently adopted 2 young female flemish giant bunnies,and have a 1 year old female flemish that I have had for about 9 months. I want to introduce them so they can live together,,she has already tried to chase and atxk one of them. I separated them and have the young females in their own enclosure in the barn, so they can't get hurt from the older female. Is this possible that eventually they can co-habitate together? They have access to the barn,and have a large enclosed fenced pen for the daytime which they share with 3 ducks and 2 hens. so there is plenty of space for everyone,,hoping this can work out,,let me know!! |
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"Space for everyone" is more your idea. Female rabbits can be pretty territorial. After the one was there for so long, it will be hard to bring in any other rabbits to HER space. Even with a male, you should put her in with him to mate, then return her home after a short while. |
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quote:contract on America
quote:Ok. I am sold. Thanks for helping me see the light.
quote:Obama isn't serious about curbing the deficit just like the long line of Presidents before him.
quote:What has he done to deserve that? S
quote:e sure is.
quote:Funny. More people got off government assistance and went into the work force during the Contract With America years than at any other time in the country's history.
quote:Getting those people to work wasn't.
quote:Do you think his offer to the Rs will reduce the debt or even the deficit? Do you think they should have accepted it as offered?
quote:and that's about as specific as he gets
quote:All your post is is bull shite. Straight up
quote:The American voters are coming to their senses and realizing that GOP economic policy is not a good long term policy.
quote:Sorry, the GOP basically invented borrow and spend in the 80's And once they got back in in 2001, they repeated it
quote:quote:What has he done to deserve that? S By not being an a-hole and by getting conservatives worked up
quote:Sorry, the GOP basically invented borrow and spend in the 80's
quote:Of course, getting people off government assistance was definitely a goal. Getting those people to work wasn't.
quote: I guess the 600 billion or so he wants to cut from medicare is just nothin...
quote: - this is your response to my attempt to put forth my thoughts and my rationale.
quote:And tell YOUR president in the oval office that *I* said to eat Shiite and get Sikh.
quote:Obama Unemployment has been north of 8% and he hasn't had any sort of long-term tax plan other than "tax the rich". That's not a coincidence.
quote:Dems held control of the House during the entirety of Reagan's Presidency and of the Senate during most of that same time
quote:No matter how many times you back up and try to re-phrase it, you're completely and utterly wrong and I will continue to prove it in each and every post.
quote: matter how many times you back up and try to re-phrase it, you're completely and utterly wrong and I will continue to prove it in each and every post.
quote:Running on a platform of fiscal responsibility then purposefully doing the exact opposite to a historic level isn't being an a-hole?
quote:guess my sin today is giving you and Rex too much credit. The "given" in this is that if people get off of public assistance, they then get jobs and begin contributing to society instead of just taking from it.
quote:So to spoon-feed it to you, Janice, the Contract With America got people off public assistance and got them into jobs


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1944, Battle of Anzio (Italy)
During fighting so fierce that soldiers received additional shrapnel wounds while getting their initial wounds stitched up on the operating table, an American Mess Officer falls to his knees and offers the following prayer "God Help Us. Come down yourself. Don't send Jesus. This is no place for children."
Just after the four month battle of Anzio ends, Babe Ciarlo, from Waterbury, CT is killed. He's 20 years old and the second son of a large Italian American family. In his pockets are found the following: 2 rosaries, 1 letter, 16 photographs of family members and $1.61.
During the battle of Anzio the documentary should this awful footage of the Allies bombing Mounte Cassio. That would be THE monastery where Saint Benedict wrote the Benedictine Rule in 529 A.D. which became the founding principle for all western monasticism. To read more about the two German officers who saved the priceless library of over 70,000 ancient books, go to this site
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I too was deeply affected by what I saw on the second offering of Ken Burns' documentary. I think that it was Sherman who said, "War is hell." And everything I saw last night as well as the daily reports of suffering in Iraq verify that statement. The words of the sergeant's prayer really got to me. It sounded both realistic from a human standpoint and insightful theologically. And having studied the Rule of St. Benedict, I have heard of the monastery at Monte Cassino. We owe a debt to Ken Burns for doing such an excellent job of portraying the impact of WWII on the lives of ordinary citizens.
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I first heard about Erin and Mark's plant-based journey during "The Forks Over Knives Plan" giveaway.
Erin wrote on the HH blog:
"The movie changed my and my husband's life. We quit milk cold turkey, transitioned to a plant-based lifestyle, and told the people we care about the most to watch the movie. We have been going strong for 3 years and my acne cleared up, we lost weight, and feel the best we ever have. My husband's family has high blood pressure, and even though he has been a distance runner for a long time, his blood pressure was high. Since the FOK movie, his blood pressure is in normal range. It changed our lives forever and we are so, so thankful!"
As soon as I read Erin's comment I just had to share their story as part of our Herbie of the Week series.
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HH: Hi Erin! Tell us how you and your husband, Mark, discovered a plant-based diet.
My husband's brother told us about the movie "Fork Over Knives" in 2011. Little did we know that the FOK movie would change our lives. Before we watched the movie, we were eating meat about 3 to 4 times a week and we loved dairy products. We would eat cheese like it was going out of style! We also loved milk, yogurt, and ice cream.
The entire movie was a wake-up call for us due to Drs T. Colin Campbell and Caldwell B. Esselstyn Jr. The information they provided during the movie about heart disease, cancer rates, etc. was just eye opening and it was impossible to ignore. I remember after I watched the movie I kept waking up that night and thinking about it. The next day I was paying attention to what I was eating and what it was possibly doing to me. We used to have a huge Sunday brunch with breakfast burritos with A LOT of cheese or eggs with cheese and we shared an entire package of cinnamon rolls. We watched the movie on a weekend and the thought that this food we were eating was actually killing us was scary.
Our transition was slow, but we cut out meat first and the last to go was cheese and yogurt. During this time, my husband also read "The China Study", which helped complete our transition to a full plant-based diet.
HH: What about "The China Study" made you fully transition?
My husband would read excerpts from "The China Study" as he was reading through the book. Specifically, the information on the cancer rates and the correlation to casein/protein intake. At that point in time, I was still eating yogurt and some other milk products. After my husband read "The China Study", I stopped eating milk products and we were fully plant-based. I can honestly say that there are days that I miss cheese and ice cream, but my husband quit cold turkey and even realized that he is allergic to milk now that he has been off of it for such a long time. If there is even a little milk in a product or in the food at someone's house, he notices and his nose is stuffy for a day!
HH: You listed some of the benefits you've experienced since going plant-based, do you mind elaborating on that?
Mark's blood pressure dropped into a low-normal range and his cholesterol is even better than mine, which was unheard of before. I, on the other hand, always struggled with acne since high school. I saw dermatologists for acne medications, which helped a little, but didn't complete get rid of it. After going plant-based, my skin cleared up completely. My dermatologist said it looked like the medication was working well, but I told him the reason was that I changed my diet and went plant-based. He was shocked and I recommended he let his other patients know that cutting out milk will get rid of the acne. We also realized how healthy we are on the diet – we are sick less, we have more energy, lost weight (I went from a size 8/10 to a size 4) and just feel better than we did before.
HH: You said Mark is a distance runner. Has he noticed any changes in his recovery or running times after going plant-based?
He has definitely noticed a difference with his recovery. His recovery times have become faster and he honestly has fewer injuries and less inflammation than before. He used to get injured quite a bit and he would take a lot of ibuprofen. Now he is rarely injured and never takes ibuprofen. I also have osteoarthritis in my knees due to a ski injury/knee surgeries. Once we switched to a plant-based diet, my osteoarthritis has almost all but disappeared completely.
HH: Let's talk food! Were there any recipes that helped you transition?
Once we decided to switch to plant-based, we went to the book store to look for cookbooks that could help us transition. We knew we were going to need help, otherwise it was not going to stick. We loved cooking and needed help creating wonderful meals that would help us not miss meat and dairy. On one of the end stands we noticed a cookbook called The Happy Herbivore Cookbook. We made the chickpea tacos, soups, entrees, and the one recipe that saved me the most was the Quick Queso recipe. I loved my queso and chips when I was not plant-based and I really needed something to replace it. I definitely didn't miss cheese anymore!
HH: You said in your original comment that you now recommend FOK to your friends. Have any adopted a plant-based diet?
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Crystalyn lost more than 30lbs and lowered her cholesterol by more than 65 points in less than a year.
Jernae cleared up her acne, sleeps better, no longer suffers from exercise-induced asthma and lost 23lbs.
Jesse welcomed a beautiful baby girl after a plant-based pregnancy.
Catherine's headaches and brain fog are gone as well as thicker and shinier hair, thanks to her plant-based diet.
Bonebreaker went from 570lbs to plant proud professional wrestler. He also lost an incredible 150lbs of body fat, no longer has a heart murmur, reversed his diabetes and lowered his blood pressure.
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Deb B. lost nearly 50lbs (with the help of the meal plans), no longer needs her pain management medication and reduced her acid reflux meds.
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Jim G lowered his cholesterol by 50 points within 5 weeks of switching to a plant-based diet. He also lowered his blood pressure and lost 40lbs.
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Stephen no longer needs to take medication for his anxiety -- and he lost 70lbs!
Cat & Shelton supported each other on their plant-based journey and lost over 190lbs together!
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Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on September 6, 2011 | Comments (1)From the second half of the twentieth century onward, our view of NASA and its associated lore in movies have been inseparable. The astronaut, a uniquely American frontier hero whose myth and iconography made them the cowboy of the second half of the 20th century, has a position in our cultural memory that is inseparable from cinematic imagination. From pre-moon landing science fiction that dreamed of potential encounters with distant worlds through an organized space program (Planet of the Apes, 2001: A Space Odyssey) to reenactments of history celebrating the space program and the individuals involved (The Right Stuff, Apollo 13) to NASA/moon landing documentaries (For All Mankind, In the Shadow of the Moon) to later, more divergent science-fiction films that have emerged since the prominence of NASA has lessened (Armageddon and so on), NASA, space exploration, the moon landing, and its imagined associations have retained a prominent place in cinematic mythmaking prompted by continued fascination with the frontier of space and humanity's place in it. Hell, we've wondered about the moon since the beginning of cinema. That our collective experience of space in both fiction (i.e., narrative cinema) and non-fiction has been via the moving image (i.e., watching the moon landing on TV) is perhaps what most thoroughly cements this porous association between NASA and its cinematic myth.
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Features By Scott Beggs on February 25, 2011 | Comments (2)Every week, Landon Palmer and Cole Abaius log on to their favorite chat client of 1996 as BlurryProjector and TheGeneralRulz in order to discuss some topical topic of interest. This week, they ponder the wildly wide-spread Mark Harris article, "The Day the Movies Died," alongside the new infographic proving movies have gotten worse. We really need a scapegoat, huh? Is marketing really to blame? Are movies really getting worse? If so, how do we, the fans, fix them?
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