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It's been a good week of reflection, discussion and feedback for me; I'm grateful to those of my friends who have responded to me with grace and their own sense of ambiguity towards the scriptures. I've been doing some digging lately into something I remembered back from my correspondence studies. There's a stream of theology I'm being drawn to called Neo-Orthodoxy, which was a reaction to the liberalism of 19th century European Christianity. The theologian Karl Barth and German pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was martyred by the Nazis, held neo-orthodox views. I like the idea that the Bible is a reflection or record of the Word of God, as opposed to the evangelical view of Bible being the Word itself. Jesus warned against making an idol of the scriptures, saying that the scriptures pointed to Him. You can't destroy the Word of God if you burn every single Bible; it's eternal, unfailing, intangible, subjective, powerful, alive and personified in Jesus Christ. This is what the Bible tells us about itself; it also says it's up to God to prove His Word is true and that we can know that the Word is real when we obey God's commands. So even though the history of the Bible may be questionable there are other ways to test its authenticity.
So, having said that I want to take one more stab at biblical history - or rather an interpretation of that history. If you really want to upset someone whose reading of the Bible is more concrete than abstract you tell them that God didn't create the world in six days. If you're someone who reads Genesis 1 literally I don't wish to offend, and I do apologize if you are offended. But there are problems with reading the opening chapter of biblical history in such a way. The Hebrew rendering of Genesis 1 is an ancient form of poetry, which is lost the translation to modern English. There's a pattern concerning the days, where in day 1 there's light but no stars, moon or Sun til day 4; on days 2&3 the sky, sea & land are formed but on days 4,5&6 are they filled with birds, fish, animals and, finally, people. So there's this literary relationship between the spaces created and what fills them. And then Genesis 2 gives a different account of creation, where the heavens & earth are made, then a single man, then plants, animals and then finally a woman (God obviously saved the best for last here!). So that, plus the science that points to an evolutionary development of life, tells me that God took His time in making the world what it is today.
Now there are what's called "Theistic Evolutionists" - people who believe that God created through natural selection. Timothy Keller is among them and wrote a paper on the subject. But some have problems reconciling science and the Bible here. The Bible depends both genealogically and theologically on a literal Adam & Eve. The Bible traces Jesus' ancestry back to Adam, and the Bible teaches that sin entered the world through one person - again, Adam. Theologian & professor of science Denis Lamoureux, who firmly believes in the literal life, death and resurrection of Christ, believes that there were many Adams & Eves, who all lost their way. The biblical account of creation, according to Lamoureux, is God's coming down to our level (or ancient man's at least) in telling us He made everything. This could become a slippery slope, again as the Bible depends on a literal Adam. I have no problem with evolution so long as there was a literal Adam somewhere in the process. But where to make the transition from (dare I say it) legend to history is tricky. Genesis 12, where the story of Abram starts, seems likely to me.
Questions swirl my limited mind, and I take comfort in knowing that while science, which is tentative, tells us how life developed, it can't explain how it all started. And even if it did, it can't tell us why. These questions are left in the realm of the divine. One thing is certain for me, and that is I can't accept a six day model of creation anymore. If being an evangelical means I have to believe in a literal interpretation of Genesis 1&2 then I guess I've flunked that litmus test too.


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Slow-Cooker Monday: Zucchini Bisque
I know it's not zucchini season yet, but try to remember this one when you're feeling overwhelmed by a bumper crop. It would be a nice soup for an outdoor luncheon, with something summery, such as tomato-basil sandwiches, alongside. I found it in Not Your Mother's Slow Cooker.
I've frozen some of this because it makes a big batch; I'll let you know how that goes.
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Anne Rice Announces Return To The Vampire World In PRINCE LESTAT
By Eric Diaz on March 10, 2014
Stand back, all you other bloodsuckers, the Vampire Lestat is back. Before Twilight, before True Blood, before The Vampire Diaries or Underworld or even Buffy the Vampire Slayer, author Anne Rice changed the way we think about vampires with her legendary series of novels collectively known as The Vampire Chronicles, starting in 1976 with the publication of Interview with the Vampire all the way through to 2003's Blood Canticle, which at the time Rice swore would be the last book about vampires she would ever write. A few years before that, Rice had returned to the Catholic Church of her youth, and had decided to dedicate all her future writing to religious-themed novels (she wrote two historical novels about Jesus during this time, as well as two Angel themed novels). But in 2010, Anne Rice publicly quit Christianity (via Facebook) and slowly returned to the world of classic supernatural fiction with two werewolf novels, The Wolf Gift and The Wolves of Midwinter. Fans started to wonder if a return to the world of the undead was imminent.
Last night on The Dinner Party Show, a podcast hosted by Anne's son, novelist Christopher Rice, and Eric Shaw Quinn, Anne Rice revealed that her vampires were indeed returning after eleven years in a new novel called Prince Lestat, which Rice says is a sequel to the first five installments in The Vampire Chronicles, but more specifically would be a sequel to the third book in the series The Queen of the Damned. According to Rice, this is a "big Vampire Chronicle about Lestat and the other vampires, and what they are doing right now. How they are coming to terms with everything that's happened to them and how Lestat is dealing with the demand from all sides that he step forward and become some kind of leader of the tribe"
On the show she dropped a few not-too-spoilery tidbits, including that almost all the vampires from the early books would be returning, some old relationships might be rekindled (Lestat + Louis 4 EVA!) and that this book is merely novel #1 in an all-new incarnation of The Vampire Chronicles. Rice added that she has already signed a deal for a second book in this new series, which is (tentatively) titled Blood Paradise. She also talked about the possibility of movement on a big-screen adaptation of the fourth vampire novel, The Tale of the Body Thief, which would be combined in part with elements from the second novel The Vampire Lestat. She revealed a few more things hardcore fans might be interested in, so if you're one of them, click on the above link and give the episode a listen.
Prince Lestat will come out on October 28th, 2014, just in time for Halloween. Pre-orders start Sunday, March 16th.
Can't wait! The Queen of the Damned was the best of the original quartet IMO, and so hearing the new book will be a sequel to that is exciting.
I have been in love with the "Vampires" from the beginning. I am thrilled ReagAn's Rice has decided to begin writing of them again.
I hope you will consider recasting Stuart Townsend as Lestat if this ever goes to screen. He did a marvelous job in the movie "Queen of the Damned".
If you read that Facebook announcement, she quit organized religion but not faith. She did decide to go back on her promise to "write only for the Lord," but I don't think she's become a non-Christian per se.
the Anne Rice has b the Anne Rice has blessed us with another novel I have read every one of her single books and I will continue to read anything that she puts out I love the damn Pires they're all my favorite I've never read a book like that my whole life and I'm looking forward to being able to read Prince Lestat and once again I want to thank Anne Rice for blessing us with another
So very excited I have missed Lestat very much
Sooooooo glad Ms. Rice is going back to the vampires we know and love so well. She was my inspiration as an Author & is my idol! I've read & still own all her vampire books & can't wait to get the new one to add to my collection! Thank you Ms. Rice!!!!!
My affair with Anne Rice's books started with The Witching Hour
which led to the others. I have all of her books except for the
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this is seriously the BEST NEWS EVER. i cant wait!!! I've missed reading about Lestat!
LOVE HER GOTHIC,UNIQUE STYLE,BASICALLY ONE PART says vampyrs are selfish,evil parasites,like a leech,BUT ANN MAKES THEM ALMOST CELESTIAL,THAT'S TALENT BABE,my FAVE IS ""OLD GERMAN "NOSFERATU",MASTERPIECE,MAX SCHRECK IS THE ""VAMPYR",EVIL,COLD,AND BLOODTHURSTY,BUT ""queen of the damned,",to me RIGHT UP THERE WITH POE WONDERWOMAN,I MEAN IT
Thank you Ms. Rice for penning another addition to the Vampire Chronicles!!!!! Can't wait to have it in my hands and read all night long. I have been reading all of your witch and vampire books for 25 years, they are the best off all the vampire series that have come after. Oh how I have missed something new from Lestat.
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As long as that shitty actor Stewart Townsend doesn't play Lestat again.. I think Tom was magnificent as Lestat! …. so super excited about these books!!
'Tale of the Body Thief' was so good I've read it 3 times. I think it would make an awesome movie!
The worlds that Anne creates with her novels are worlds that I thoroughly enjoy living in for a while. I've read her 'Vampire Chronicles' many times and to tell the truth, I'm not surprised at all that Miss Rice is digging her wonderful characters back up and giving them new life. This is going to be a thrilling ride. Can't wait!
I am so happy to hear this!! I love your vampire novels. NONE of the ones that have come after could even hold a candle to yours! Thanks Anne! I am working on my debut novel. It is exciting! Lots of work, but I can't wait until I can see my name in print..it has been a lifelong dream for me!
As long as for the movie shes involved with the script like she was for Interview. I was sorely disappointed in the Queen movie. There was only vague references to the book and it was poorly scripted. Loved the books and loved the Interview movie.
Loved her vampire series but my favorite one was Memnoch the Devil (1995)
I can't wait!!!!!!! Im so excited. all my fave vampires are coming back!!!
I always have had a fascination for vampires too Anne. I love your vampires books.
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It's about time Lestat came back and showed these sparkly douchebags who is in charge!
can't wait…It's about time!!
I wonder how long before Prince Lestat will be on audio book. and does anyone know who is taking preorders on it
or shoud I say who will be taking preorders starting March 16
queen of the damned was a farce for a movie, i sure hope Anne was appalled by that movie. i was insulted by it. poorest acting and just a complete raping of the book. The book was the best one of the series by far i thought. The movie was disgusting!
I can't wait have been wanting a new Lestat book. As far as vampires go his by far the best one and he is full of mystery.
Queen of the Damned was my favorite of the books. Hated the movie, they couldn't even get the hair on Marius and Lestat right. :p
I have all of her vampire/witch/werewolf books. I didn't want to even read her religious books and am so glad that she gave up that notion. I hope the announcement of this new series doesn't mean that she won't continue with Wolves books. I've loved them!
Very exciting news! I think my Kindle just smiled too.
Anne Rice. Writing about vampires before it was cool.
Ms Rice… All I can say is 'Thank You'. Like all of your fans, I am super excited to hear that your characters continue to 'live' and that we will be hearing from them shortly! Again thank you for all you give to us, your fans!
I cant believe it about time!!!
If there is another film made Tom Cruise should definitely return as Lestat (not that other.. Wrong hair and eye coloured.. Thing.. But I heard Brad Pitt day he would never play Louis again so someone else would need to be found. Maybe this time Armand and Marius can be right too.
thank you thank you thank you!!! I have waited so long for this, love all your books! <3
I am so happy to hear she is finally bringing b ack lestat because I felt it was left unfinished…I have read all your books.also I hope you will write a second part to the mummy I also felt it was not finished…thank you from a fan
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As much as I am excited about the return of Lestat and the Vampire Chronicles, the snippets of information around the movie adaption sounds like it will be another dreadful mash up like the OoTD movie was. Why don't they just make the movie of The Vampire Lestat?!
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A Tennessee farmer mows switchgrass destined for the Genera Energy demonstration biorefinery in Vonore, TN.
Custom forage harvesters will soon gain a number of new clients if Sam Jackson's expectations for cellulosic ethanol production are on target.
He's vice president for feedstock development and supply at Genera Energy, Vonore, TN, where a 250,000-gallon cellulosic ethanol demonstration plant has been operating for two years. Research on corn stover there led to the announcement of a commercial-scale biofinery in Iowa, and Jackson believes current work on switchgrass will lead to a similar facility in Tennessee within two or three years.
That plant, along with the Iowa facility and one or two other expected biorefineries, will open the cellulosic-ethanol floodgates, he predicts.
"Particularly here in the Southeast, I think we'll see a pretty quick buildout once it gets rolling," says Jackson, also a University of Tennessee research assistant professor. "Once the first person climbs to the top of the hill and says 'I'm here,' it's not very long before there are others standing around them."
He sees cellulosic ethanol production as a "huge opportunity for the country from an energy independence and sustainability standpoint, and a huge opportunity for agriculture. This could open some new doors to farmers who have had limited markets or difficulty in producing quality material from lower-quality land."
Tennessee alone has enough marginal and unused land to supply biomass for 10 biorefineries, generating at least $135 million annually in new farm revenue, according to a University of Tennessee analysis.
The demonstration facility, a partnership between the State of Tennessee, Genera Energy and DuPont Cellulosic Ethanol, has shown that the biofuel can be produced economically, Jackson says. In a short time frame, costs have been reduced by more than 50% in parts of the ethanol production process.
"The demonstration biorefinery proves the technology works and is feasible on a large scale."
Sixty-one farmers in a nine-county area around Vonore are growing 5,100 acres of switchgrass for bioenergy. They harvest it once a year, from November through February. Some may be hiring custom harvesters, and Jackson figures contract balers and haulers will play a much bigger role when a commercial-size plant is operating.
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I have a recipe calling for juniper berries but none are available. Is there a good substitute or should I just skip it?
You can probably skip it -- I'm curious what the recipe is though; might be easier to think of a substitute for it. Let us know!
You can use gin - doesn't have to be expensive gin or rosemary sprigs or bay leaf. Amounts below
1 tsp. of gin per 2 berries
8 berries = 1 tsp. crushed
Fresh rosemary sprigs – one sprig for every four berries
Single crushed bay leaf = six juniper berries
Do you have a juniper tree or bush nearby? Fresh ones are just budding here.
Is the recipe for sauerkraut? If so, you could omit the berries or use caraway instead.
Actually I'm surprised at the difficulty of finding juniper berries. They are available in the spice shelves of virtually every major supermarket under various major brands.
Funny, I've been to several of my "major" supermarkets in the Seattle area and can't find juniper berries anywhere. I finally popped down to Market Spice and bought some there, but I can assure you they were not on the shelf at Fred Meyer, Albertsons, Safeway, Trader Joe's, or Thriftway.
Have you thought perhaps where she lives there is no demand for Juniper Berries and accordingly the supermarkets stock none. Perhaps there are no suppliers of Juniper berries as they are more expensive to import than recouped through sales?
Maybe in her region there are no juniper berries as these are a seasonal northern hemisphere plant that grow only in certain climactic conditions?
Actually- you're the kind of simpleton who'd be surprised each time they saw the "welcome" on their doormat.
The world is a little larger than the USA. Thank God.
Top dog, I think you need to hang around Food52 and get a feeling for the way we treat each other here. Your response is just a bit out of line.
Sorry to tell you Pierino but you're very wrong. Juniper berries are impossible to find in my area. I've been to Walmart super center and two major supermarkets in the northeast (shaws and hanaford) today as well as another small grocer and none of them carried juniper berries. Now I've wasted half my day and still haven't even stated my recipe. Thanks for sending me on a wild goose chase. Maybe you should check to make sure your advice is accurate next time because clearly they are NOT available in "virtually every major supermarket." I picked up caraway seeds and fresh rosemary to substitute. I'm making a brine for sauerbraten.
I'm still perplexed by this because I can walk into an Albertsons, Safeway or Vons and ordinarily find at least two different lables of juniper berries for sale in the spice aisle; McCormick's, Schilling, Morton and Bassett. That said, Costco would not exactly be my first choice to shop for juniper berries.
I have never had a problem finding juniper berries in either the Midwest or Mid Atlantic--but if you can't find them, you can certainly get them from Penzey's or another on-line spice store. In my region, I find them at Safeway, Giant Wegman's or Whole Foods. I am very surprised that they are so hard to find. If you want to use them for sauerkraut, I wouldn't use rosemary--just doesn't sound right to me with sauerkraut. On the other hand, if you do use it, provide a report!
I don't think that I would sub gin for juniper berries because there are many flavors of gin, despite the common ingredient of juniper berry. Some are very floral and I have had gins that don't taste like "gin" at all. I think that rosemary is probably the closest herbal flavor to juniper.
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J.D., Tulane University School of Law, 2002
B.A., Political Science, Loyola University, 1999
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- Semi-finalist, Robert F. Wagner National Labor & Employment Law Moot Court Competition
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- Panelist, National Bar Association 17th Annual Corporate Counsel Conference - "Business and Legal Risks Surrounding Social Media – Unblurring the Lines" - Austin - February 2014
- American Bar Association CLE Specialty Program webinar (Panelist) - "FLSA and the Unpaid Intern: To Pay or Not to Pay?" - June 12, 2013
- National Employment Law Council (NELC) Annual Conference - "Workplace Investigations: Human Resources and Compliance on Trial" - Houston - April 2013
- American Bar Association, Employment Rights & Responsibilities Committee Mid-Winter Meeting (Panelist) - "To Pay or Not to Pay: Unpaid Interns and the FLSA" - Miami - March 2013
- American Bar Association, Labor and Employment Section Annual Meeting (Moderator/Panelist) - "Harassment By Any Other Name Would Cost as Dear " - Atlanta - November 2012
- American Bar Association, Employment Rights & Responsibilities Committee Mid-Winter Meeting (Panelist) - "Hit Me: The New Whistleblower Laws" - Las Vegas - March 2012
- National Bar Association 25th Annual Corporate Counsel Conference (Panelist) - "The Social Media Revolution" - Miami - February 2012
- Association of Corporate Counsel, Louisiana Chapter Annual CLE Luncheon - "Whistleblower and Retaliation Update" - New Orleans - December 2011
- Association of Corporate Counsel, Louisiana Chapter CLE Seminar - "Regulatory Review – A Look at the Current Initiatives of Federal Agencies with Respect to the Workplace" - New Orleans - October 2011
- National Bar Association 86th Annual Convention (Moderator/Panelist) - "Jeopardy in the Workplace" - Baltimore - August 2011
- American Bar Association, Employment Rights & Responsibilities Committee Mid-Winter Meeting (Panelist) - "From the Rain Forest to Rain Making" - San Juan - March 2011
- Association of Corporate Counsel – Louisiana Fall Chapter CLE Luncheon - "Social Networking Sites: Treasure Trove or Liability Trap" - New Orleans - December 3, 2010
- National Bar Association's 85th Annual Conference - "Jeopardy in the Workplace" - New Orleans - August 11, 2010
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- November 14, 2013 - Employment Law Daily - "Strategic Perspectives - ABA Panel Tackles the Tough Issue of Workplace Bullying"
- March 28, 2013 - Daily Labor Report - "Unpaid Internships Herald Legal Implications Under FLSA, Recent Case Law, Speakers Say"
- August 1, 2013 - Ogletree Deakins Blog Post - "Diversity in the Legal Profession: Practical Challenges and Every Attorney's Role in a Successful Outcome"
- July 15, 2013 - SHRM.org - "Volunteer Firefighter Not 'Employee' Under Title VII"
- March 27, 2012 - Ogletree Deakins Publication - "Louisiana eAuthority"
- 2011 - BNA Books (contributing author) - "Employment At Will: A State-by-State Survey"
- March 2010 - ABA Employment Rights & Responsibilities Committee, Diversity Outreach Task Force - "Strategies for Meeting Diversity Goals in the Legal Profession: Practical and Legal Challenges Faced by Employers Tackling Affirmative Action and Diversity Issues"
- April 2007 - HR Magazine - "Family Responsibility Discrimination: Forcing Employers to Reconsider the Traditional Notion of the 'Ideal' Employee"
- August/September 2005 - Louisiana Bar Journal - "Opening New Doors, Blazing New Trails: Diversity Initiatives of Invitation-Only Organizations"
- October/November 2004 - Louisiana Bar Journal - "Recent Developments in Labor/Employment Law"
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Breathing may not return to normal until 1 to 2 months after surgery.Problems that may develop in the future include:Fusion does not heal. This can lead to a painful condition in which a false joint grows at the site. This is called pseudarthrosis. The parts of the spine that are fused can no longer move. This puts stress on other parts of the back. The extra stress can cause back pain and make the disks break down (disk degeneration). A metal hook placed in the spine may move a little. Or a metal rod may rub on a sensitive spot. Both can cause some pain. New spine problems may develop, especially in children who have surgery before their spine has stopped growing. Before the Procedure Tell your child's doctor or nurse what medicines your child is taking. This includes medicines, supplements, or herbs you bought without a prescription.Before the operation:Your child will have a complete physical exam by the doctor. Your child will learn about the surgery and what to expect. 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Family members, friends, and co-workers may be supportive. But to be su...Read Article Now Book Mark Article Two weeks before surgery, the doctor may ask you to stop giving your child medicines that make it harder for the blood to clot. These include aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn). Ask your child's doctor which medicines you should still give your child on the day of the surgery. Let the doctor know right away when your child has any cold, flu, fever, herpes breakout, or other illness before the surgery.On the day of the surgery:You will likely be asked not to give your child anything to eat or drink 6 - 12 hours before the procedure. Give your child any medicines the doctor told you to give with a small sip of water.The doctor or nurse will tell you when to arrive at the hospital. Be sure to arrive on time. After the Procedure Your child will need to stay in the hospital for about 3 - 4 days after surgery. The repaired spine should be kept in its proper position to keep it aligned. If the surgery involved a surgical cut in the chest, your child may have a tube in the chest to drain fluid buildup. This tube is often removed after 24 - 72 hours.A catheter (tube) may be placed in the bladder the first few days to help your child urinate.CatheterA urinary catheter is a tube placed in the body to drain and collect urine from the bladder.Read Article Now Book Mark Article Your child's stomach and bowels may not work for a few days after surgery. Your child may need to receive fluids and nutrition through an intravenous (IV) line.Your child will receive pain medicine in the hospital. At first, pain medicine may be delivered through a special catheter inserted into your child's back. After that, a pump may be used to control how much pain medicine your child gets. Your child may also get shots or take pain pills.Your child may have a body cast or a body brace.Follow any instructions you are given on how to care for your child at home. Outlook (Prognosis) Your child's spine should look much straighter after surgery. There will still be some curve. It takes at least 3 months for the spinal bones to fuse together well. It will take 1 - 2 years for them to fuse completely.Fusion stops growth in the spine. This is not usually a concern because most growth occurs in the long bones of the body, such as the leg bones. Children who have this surgery will probably gain height from both growth in the legs and from having a straighter spine.Related Information ScoliosisOpen ReferencesReferencesFreeman III BL. Scoliosis and kyphosis. In: Canale ST, Beaty JH, eds. Campbell's Operative Orthoaedics. 11th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2007:chap 38.Hedequist DJ. Surgical treatment of congenital scoliosis. Orthop Clin North Am. 2007;38(4):497-509.Lonner, BS. Emerging minimally invasive technologies for the management of scoliosis. Orthop Clin North Am. 2007;38(3): 431-440.Thomas MA, Wang Y. Scoliosis and kyphosis. In: Frontera, WR, Silver JK, Rizzo TD Jr, eds. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2008:chap 143.BACK TO TOP Review Date: 11/15/2012 Reviewed By: C. Benjamin Ma, MD, Assistant Professor, Chief, Sports Medicine and Shoulder Service, UCSF Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang. The information provided herein should not be used during any medical emergency or for the diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition. A licensed medical professional should be consulted for diagnosis and treatment of any and all medical conditions. Call 911 for all medical emergencies. 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Fiona Haslett KDS Line dancing - 08/10/2002
I love this dance especially to the Coffee music, it really makes you want to dance
A Love Worth Waiting For
Hank & Denise - 08/10/2002
We taught this one to a large class and it was a hit. Great fit to the music and a catchy little tune. nothing to hard, it flows really well. Nice n easy so go for this one
Come Dance With Me
michelle cooper - 07/10/2002
Taught this dance to my beginners'a bit tickey to start with they have only been dancing 5 weeks & they loved it'sweet little song as well
Baby's in Blue Jeans
Samantha - 07/10/2002
Other than having the great pleasure of knowing the choreographer of this dance who we all know is very talented and WE LOVE YOU LOIS lol this is a cool dance, I watched Lois teach this recently to both her classes and to holiday makers at Seawick and it went down a storm, i know those ppl who were going to sit on the side lines and watch The Beast being danced found this also fits to that music perfectly that the band was playing so the less energetic dancers got up too, (ended up whole floor doing baby in blue jeans and 2 ppl doing the beast) WELL DONE HUN this is yet another great dance xx
What If We Fly
Wendy Di Silvestro - 07/10/2002
Maggie taught this dance in Yens (near Geneva, Switzerland) on 5 October and the whole hall was "flying". Even the "non-waltzers" are hooked. Beautiful music and the choreography fits so well. Well done Maggie this is going to be a HIT !
Live Is Life
barbara - 06/10/2002
brilliant and a fun dance anover big hit by paula this dance fits well to the music and a sure hit with my clases you have got to give this a go
Shine On
eliza - 06/10/2002
good dance but everyone forgets the first tag and stamps on the 2nd tag! always makes us laugh
Let Me Love You
eliza - 06/10/2002
great dance! once learnt never forgotten as it fits so well with the music
Lin - 05/10/2002
Really like this dance,it has more to it than the other dances choreographed to this track,but is still easy enough for everyone to enjoy


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When you get the invitation to go inside the vault of any major watch company, you take it. So, when Timex, the great American watch company called us up and asked if we wanted to take a look, we jumped at the chance.
Of course Timex didn't start out as Timex, it began its life as the Waterbury Clock company (and subsequently Waterbury Watch, Ingersoll & Bro, and US Time). Based just north of NYC in Waterbury - which sits along the Naugatuck River in Connecticut, the heart the American watchmaking valley in the mid-19th century - Timex has a tremendous history of firsts to speak of. There were over 40 well recognized watchmakers in New England's own Vallee de Joux, but it was the Waterbury Clock Company that emerged as the powerhouse.
By the end of the 19th century, Elgin and Waltham were making long-wind pocketwatches that ranged from $5 to $14, still far too expensive for most people to afford. In came the Waterbury Clock company with its Yankee Pocketwatch, and the entire industry changed. The Yankee was a backwind watch (wound by key at back, not on stem) and was sold at only $1. Within the first two years of its launch, they had sold 1,000,000 Yankee pocketwatches. Two years later, they had sold 6,000,000, including a 1,000,000 watch contract to a prestigious London jeweler. This was the watch that made the dollar famous.
The production of the Yankee pocketwatch was so monumental that a man named Henry Ford (with whom you may be familiar) visited the Waterbury Clock Co.'s factory on numerous occasions to observe how something so precise could be produced on such an enormous scale. Ford publicly credited the Yankee Pocketwatch as inspiration for his Model T assembly lines.
In the video below, I take you through some of Timex's more interesting models since the creation of the Yankee Pocketwatch over a century ago, and introduce you to Timex Originals, a new collection of watches inspired by their greats. You know how much we love heritage pieces here, and these Timex Originals are thoughtful and true re-creations of some absolutely classic American timepieces from the last century - all at very affordable prices.
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Paula Radcliffe has criticised new British Athletics head coach Peter Eriksson just hours after he named his first team since taking charge.
Eriksson announced a 29-member squad for next month's European Indoor Championships at lunchtime on Tuesday, but was soon defending a selection criteria focused on beating the eight medals won at the same meet in Paris two years ago.
That has meant emerging talent was overlooked, much to the dismay of women's marathon world record holder Radcliffe, who tweeted it was "totally ridiculous" not to select any male 1,500 metres runners.
Nineteen-year-old Charlie Grice achieved the qualifying standard of three minutes 42.00 seconds in finishing ninth in a world-class field at the British Grand Prix in Birmingham on Saturday, but was only third at the trials in Sheffield the previous weekend.
Scot Chris O'Hare, 22, tops the British rankings and is ranked third in Europe this year, but he did not compete at the trials. He is based in the United States and it is unclear whether he wanted to compete in Gothenburg.
Lower-profile meets such as the European Indoors have been used as a stage for younger athletes before but, after the success of the London Olympics, Eriksson said he was intent on keeping standards high.
"The first page and the first sentence on the selection criteria is that we will be selecting only top-six potential," said the Swede, who took over from Charles van Commenee last October.
"None of the (1,500m) guys are top-six potential.
"We follow the criteria that was determined quite a while ago."
Asked if that criteria should have allowed scope to blood younger athletes, he added: "You can look at it this way.
"But we have a consistency in what we want to do and if we want to do better (than eight medals in Paris) we need the focus on the medal potential.
"Being in the top-six puts you in that range. I think this is a continuation to have the higher standard and not go lower on expectations."
Eriksson is confident Great Britain can beat the medal haul from two years ago after naming a team to be captained by defending women's 800m champion Jenny Meadows.
Double Olympic champion Mo Farah and Helen Clitheroe will, however, not defend their 3,000m crowns as they instead focus on their preparations for the summer's World Championships in Moscow.
Dwain Chambers, who won 60m silver two years ago, was included despite failing to convince he is fully over a back problem after finishing fifth in his semi-final in Birmingham at the weekend.
"Medal targets are always interesting. Our approach is to do better (than in Paris) - that's what I'm going to stick to," Eriksson added.
"I want us to do well and I think we have a team that can do really well. I am positive."
The selection of Meadows as captain was a surprise after she only made her return from a 17-month injury lay-off at the weekend.
While the 31-year-old ran under the qualifying mark, in a time of 2mins 2.86secs to take second place, she had hinted she may still skip the trip to Sweden.
Eriksson, however, revealed he had not needed to convince Meadows she was ready to return.
"No, actually not. She came back after a long break in Birmingham where she did fantastic," he said.
"I can just see her getting stronger and stronger. There was no convincing.
"I think she is a role model for the young one on the team."
Eriksson was also convinced in the selection of Chambers, despite the 34-year-old missing the trials in Sheffield earlier this month.
"You know he is not going to show up and do a poor performance when it counts," he said.
"He has had a recent injury that he is starting to feel better about and therefore we feel he can perform at the highest level."
While there will still be question marks as to whether Chambers can again stand on the podium next month, Eriksson has reason to believe there are others ready to help him reach his medal target.
Holly Bleasdale is currently the top-ranked pole vaulter in the world after an impressive start to the year, while Olympic bronze medallist Robbie Grabarz will be one of the favourites in the high jump.
Both 4x400m teams will also be expected to win a medal.
"We have already seen some great results going into this event, in particular I think the 4x400m teams are very strong," Eriksson said.
"Other performances through the winter have been good with Holly, Robbie and Perri Shakes-Drayton (in the 400m).
"I'm very positive about this."
British 1,500m runner James Brewer later also hit out at Eriksson on Twitter.
Brewer, 24, who represented Team GB at the 2009 World Championships, posted a mocked-up picture of Eriksson saying: "The important thing in selecting the British team is not giving an athlete the honour of representing their country but in wielding our power to deny the dreams of others.
"The important thing in life is not encouraging young talent but in saying, 'If we don't think you are going to be in the top six, you may as well give up now'."


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Calories | n/a |
Total Fat | 0 |
Saturated Fat | 0 |
Cholesterol | n/a |
Sodium | n/a |
Total Carbohydrate | 0 |
Dietary Fiber | 0 |
Sugars | n/a |
Protein | n/a |
Calcium | -- |
Jacqueline Hopkins
Serves: 10
Total Time: 2 hr 15 min
Prep Time: 10 min
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- 1.5 cup(s) sugar
- 2 stick(s) (1 cup) butter
- 3 tablespoon(s) water
- 1 tablespoon(s) light corn syrup
- 1 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
- 2 cup(s) (12 oz) semisweet chocolate chips
- 3/4 cup(s) coarsely chopped peppermint candy canes
- Line a 13 x 9-in. baking pan with foil, letting foil extend about 2 in. above ends of pan. Lightly coat foil with nonstick spray.
- In a heavy-bottom medium saucepan over medium heat, bring sugar, butter, water and corn syrup to a boil. Boil without stirring until a candy thermometer registers 300°F to 310°F. (Or drop a small amount into ice water. When mixture forms a brittle mass that snaps easily when pressed between fingers, it's ready.) Off heat, stir in vanilla (be careful, it splatters).
- Pour into prepared pan. Wait 2 minutes, then sprinkle evenly with chocolate chips. When chips become shiny, about 2 minutes, spread over toffee. Sprinkle with chopped candy cane.
- Refrigerate at least 2 hours until cold. Lift foil by ends onto a cutting board; break toffee in bite-size pieces.
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Store: Refrigerator or airtight at cool room temperature 1 month.
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