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Local minister receives award
Ira DeSpain, Baker University minister, is the recipient of the 2002 Francis Asbury Award for Fostering United Methodist Ministries in Higher Education. DeSpain was presented the award at the beginning of the Kansas East Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church Thursday in Baldwin.
The award is given each year to a person, clergy or lay, who is a member of the United Methodist Church and has been an outstanding leader active in supporting, strengthening, and promoting work in higher education ministries. DeSpain received the award for his work with students on Baker's campus including his work with the Baker Ambassadors and moving the Osborne Memorial Chapel to campus.
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Can't wait for the North American International Auto Show to kick off on January 9th in Detroit so you can see the next version of the Ford Fusion? Well, you don't have to.
Ford has released an app for the iPhone and Android that is simply activated by pointing the mobile device at a Ford logo, whether it's on a car, online, or on a piece of paper, Mashable reports.
The app, which can be found on the Ford Fusion Facebook page, allows users to go for a drive in the new car on a variety of courses and gives them the ability to view the bare bones of the new car from 360 degrees.
In order to keep users coming back to the app, new info will be released each day until the car is unveiled in Detroit: interviews with the car's developers, bits of info about each part of the car, etc. As people find interesting moments or images on the app, they can be shared on Twitter and Facebook.
"The goal is to keep superfans engaged and talking up the launch on social media, while Ford keeps the actual look and design a secret," Mashable notes. "The company aims to create the sort of frenzied speculation that precludes, for instance, an Apple product introduction."
The social teaser campaign for the new model follows on Ford's long-standing social savvy, from the Ford Fiesta pre-launch marketing to the Ford Focus spokespuppet (RIP, Doug!) campaign that concluded in September.
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Leave it to Hawaii's visitor industry to create a charity walkathon with chocolate chip cookie checkpoints.
Several times when I was a kid growing up in Southern California my family dragged me out of bed before sunrise on Thanksgiving morning to do a 10k Turkey Trot run-walk event, and it was a tortuous experience. Despite the substantial entry fee, there were no pumpkin pie checkpoints – just a bottle of water at the finish line and a souvenir T-shirt with an enormous turkey emblem on the back. How appropriate.
Compare this to the Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Association's Visitor Industry Charity Walk held Saturday on Oahu. It began with breakfast provided by Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa. At 7 a.m., walkers crossed the starting line at Ala Moana Beach Park's McCoy Pavilion and began their six-mile trek through Waikiki along the Ala Wai Canal and Waikiki Beach Walk before returning to McCoy Pavilion.
Along the way, the walkers were cheered on by local media personalities, they enjoyed entertainment and they were offered snacks at 19 checkpoints. That's the equivalent of a snack station every third of a mile! And it wasn't granola bars and Gatorade being handed out.
The Doubletree Ala Waikiki Beach Hotel provided its signature chocolate chip cookies, the Kahala Hotel & Resort dished out Spam musubi, the Hilton Hawaiian Village served fried rice and ice tea, and the Hawaii Prince Hotel offered kalua pig sliders, according to a news release. The Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa provided walkers with shaved ice treats, watermelon and a mini carnival. Wow.
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The "They Went the Extra Miles, uh, Mile for Him" award
To the Media, for giving Lloyd Carr the sendoff he deserved, in all the newspapers, on TV and radio. Although ... maybe it did reveal that Michigan media bias that Michigan State fans are always suspicious of. Where was all the hoopla for John L. Smith when he retired last year?
The "Where Have We Heard That Before?" award
To LSU coach Les Miles, for quickly assuring us he had not been contacted about the U-M job. Elsewhere in the SEC, Nick Saban was conferring with his lawyers to see if he could sue for plagiarism.
The "I Got Your Holiday Spirit for Ya" award
To Dominic Raiola, for demonstrating the proper way to deliver an effective chop block. It might have cost the Lions a touchdown Thursday, but it sure came in handy Friday at the mall, where there are no rules.
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More parks don't mean more walking: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who live within a half-mile of lots of parks and fields go on fewer walks than those who don't have much parkland nearby, a new study from Australia suggests.
The findings run contrary to the notion that people get more exercise and are healthier when they have access to outdoor recreation, researchers said.
It's possible, they added, that urban neighborhoods with few parks may instead have lots of cafes, schools and community centers that facilitate walking for transportation.
But regardless of what explains the results, they "provide important evidence that the relationship between park area and levels of walking is far from straightforward," according to Tania King from the University of Melbourne and her colleagues.
The researchers used data from 2003, when about 2,300 people living around Melbourne were asked how often they walked for at least ten minutes at a time.
They compared those answers with data from Geographic Information Systems, which showed how much designated parkland was within one-quarter of a mile, half a mile or three-quarters of a mile of participants' homes.
About 80 percent of people reported going on a walk at least once per week; the rest walked twice per month or less.
There wasn't much of a difference in people's walking frequency based on the amount of parkland within a quarter-mile of their homes, the researchers reported in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity.
But people with the most parks and fields within a half-mile or larger radius were 35 percent less likely to walk at least weekly than those with the least amount of parkland in the area. That pattern held when King's team looked solely at parks that were four acres or bigger, the size of an Australian football field.
The researchers didn't factor in other aspects of participants' neighborhoods, such as walkability, or any details about the parks themselves. And that's an important limitation, according to Ariane Rung, who has studied parks and physical activity at the Louisiana State University School of Public Health in New Orleans.
"It may not matter how close the park is if you're living in a neighborhood that you can't walk easily in, maybe (because) there are no sidewalks… or it's not safe," Rung, who wasn't involved in the new research, told Reuters Health.
"There's lots of other stuff in there that make it a more complicated thing than whether there's some open land and how much in your neighborhood," she added. For example, some parks may be in poor condition, and others more conducive to socializing than exercising.
Rung said the theoretical benefits of parks go beyond encouraging physical activity. They include fostering social ties within a community and boosting the mental health of people who spend time there.
King and her colleagues agreed the new findings don't mean living near outdoor public space isn't beneficial.
"While parks may not have an effect on walking levels, there are likely to be many other health benefits of having access to parks," they wrote.
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V&B Attorneys the newsletter Board Certified Injury & Accident Lawyers This newsletter is published monthly by V&B Attorneys. It is for informational pur- poses only and no legal advice is intended. November 2010 • Volume 2 • Number 11 Give Thanks – You'll Be Thankful You Did Academic researchers have long thought that expressing genuine gratitude to others pro- motes health and happiness and gives optimism and energy to those expressing gratitude. Now, solid research backs up these theories. Robert Emmons, a psychology professor at the University of California, Davis, says those who say thanks are less envious and resentful, sleep longer, exercise more, and have lower blood pressure. There's a catch, though: You have to say thanks more than once a year. According to Sonja Lyubomirsky, a psychology professor at the University of California, Riverdale, giving thanks once a year is kind of like going to the gym once a year. It wouldn't be of any real benefit. So as Thanksgiving approaches, what better time than to make a list of everyone you want to thank, then actually go out and express true, genuine gratitude to each person on your list? And maybe even consider thanking people on a regular basis? It will make the recipient feel better and you'll get real benefits, too. At V&B, we are thankful for: 1. Our friends and families; 2. Our clients and their families; 3. Everyone who honors us with referrals of their legal matters; 4. Living in the greatest country on Earth and the best state (Texas!) in that country; 5. Having the opportunity the help others. We hope you have a wonderfully happy and safe Thanksgiving Holiday. And thank you for everything! Brian We Get Questions Q: I was seriously hurt because a truck blew a tire on the highway. Do I deserve compensation from the trucking com- pany? A: There are a variety of reasons that tires fail. Tires can be punctured by road debris, or tires can fail because they are faulty or because they have not been properly cared for. An investigation into the cause of your crash will determine why the tire failed. If the tire failed because the trucking company was negligent in maintaining the tire, or if they were using retreaded tires – and this can be proven – then you have a good case. A skilled 18 wheeler accident attorney can help you determine what happened in your case and what compensation you deserve. Regardless of why the tire blew out, the trucking company's insurance provider should compensate you for your medical bills, property damage, and more. You can talk to one of our BOARD CERTIFIED Houston tractor trailer wreck lawyers to learn more. A Time of Reflection – Answering Questions Regarding an Accident You may have survived a serious accident and are now thankful for each and every day. A major injury can make you look at life differently and put things into perspective. On the other hand, an injury can be disrup- tive and inconvenient, not to mention incredibly painful. If you have filed an injury claim with the insurance company, be prepared for an interrogation. The insurance adjuster will most likely start calling you not long after the incident. He or she will begin pump- ing you for information. You probably will be asked to provide this information while being recorded. Don't do it. While you reflect on the accident and the details involved, the insurance adjuster is secretly hoping, and waiting, for you to say something that will damage your case. A recorded statement can be used against you. Here is what the insurance adjuster wants to happen – he or she wants you to make a statement that could indicate that you were to blame for the accident or that your injuries aren't that bad. 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Name of the girl is Audrey Bitoni
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Just pointing out the irony.
Whatever you say, Alanis. In the same way that electric cars became bad the first time a driver ran over someone's dog in a Tesla.
...a boycott helped to end Apartheid.
Except it wasn't the boycott that change the government, but a war. Apples to (holy shit that was stupid) Oranges.
This is like someone reinstalling World of Warcraft after finally managing to cancel their subscription, or picking up smoking again when you managed to quit.
The term "evidence of his senses" is a very subjective term because someone has senses only if he agrees with you.
More like what he was able to observe and test with his senses contradicted the Biblical story of creation, but that might get in the way of your rhetorical slight-of-hand.
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Adding central AC to first floor?
Hi all,
We live in MA and recently bought a house. we are adding AC to the second floor, which was toally gutted. Lost the baseboards at the same time. Love that. Not done yet and we've had a couple of heat waves.
We did not do any AC on the first floor. Hoping that old warm air rises, cold air air falls will do something. But, I'm starting to think the second floor will have to really work to keep that floor cool.
What's the tinking of adding AC to the first floor?
If you were only going to add AC to one floor, then the upper floor would be the best choice. Some cool air will fall to the first floor, but there is still going to be a significant (3-5 degrees?) variation in temperature.
If you have the funds, then add AC to the first floor.
It depends on what you do in the house too. Cooling the upstairs may not be the most efficient way to keep downstairs cool. If you use the whole house all the time, then if the upstairs keeps downstairs cool without overcooling upstairs, fine. If you spend little time upstairs or have to over cool the upstairs, you will save money in the long run with a downstairs system.
Too bad you had to sacrifice the baseboard heat. How many rooms are downstairs? Is there basement access under all the rooms?
u took out hot water/steam radiators upstairs. and have forced air heat/central air for upstairs now? how are you heating downstairs? do you have 2 systems?
I am sorry I am not clear. Not exactly sure of the exact terms.
When we bought the house, it had baseboards throughout the house; hot water and gas.
When the second floor was gutted, they destroyed the baseboards and asked if we wanted some hydro something heat exchange that sends heat through the AC ducts that are being installed.


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Beautiful garden leads to your private entrance to a serene and quiet retreat room with bath in Ojai home. Pastoral views, deck and patio, many amenities. Eco-friendly and organic.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Private entrance: Retreat room and bath in garden setting in serene and quiet Ojai home
The room has its own deck and covered patio area. Relax in the hammock or have a meal outdoors looking out on acres of oak-covered open land. Watch the birds, squirrels, rabbits and even an occasional roadrunner or coyote.
Nicely furnished with queen sized bed, organic linens & toiletries, desk -- even a massage table!
Includes fridge, microwave, toaster oven, hotplate
WiFi connected, A/C
For the environmentally sensitive:
Only non-toxic cleansers.
Organic sheets and towels.
All natural fiber carpeting (wool)
Filtered shower
Hepa air filter
Far-infrared healing heat lamp (upon request)
Available by the night or week. Though the listing says 2 night minimum, I will accept a one-night booking mid-week if you contact me.
100% smoke-free/drug free
Sorry, no pets
ALSO AVAILABLE (call for prices):
In-house Thai massage or Reiki healing sessions
Qigong and Tai Chi Ch'uan instruction
Hypnosis or Sandtray therapy sessions with a licensed MFT
Meditation/relaxation instruction
Individualized Medicine Wheel ceremony (on the property)
Need something special? Please let us know in advance and we will try and accommodate.
The town of Ojai offers numerous hiking trails, bike paths, parks, creeks, natural hot springs, meditation centers, art galleries, music, fabulous dining, Sunday morning Farmers' Market, local trolley and so much more.
• 6 minutes to downtown Ojai
• 7 minutes to beautiful Lake Casitas Recreational Area for hiking, kayaking, canoeing, boating and fishing
• 12 minutes to the beaches of Ventura
• 20 minutes to natural hot springs in beautiful Matilija Canyon
• 35 minutes to Santa Barbara
• Golfing and dining at the world renowned Ojai Valley Inn is 3 minutes away.
• Bike path nearby goes from downtown to the ocean. Bikes can be rented locally
• Local winery minutes away
• Trek to the Channel Islands on a charter boat or just cruise the Ventura Harbor (15 min. drive south)
• Only 75 minutes to Los Angeles
Guest Access
Private bedroom, bathroom, deck and garden area.
Interaction with Guests
I am available to greet you, make activity suggestions or take care of any special needs you may have and will respect your privacy.
The Neighborhood
The neighborhood is extremely quiet and safe and is conveniently located midway between the ocean, Lake Casitas and downtown Ojai.
Getting around
Trolley service stops at the bottom of the hill (one long block). The bike path goes from the bottom of our hill to either Ojai or the ocean.
Other Things to Note
Everyone reports that they sleep great here!
Quiet hours between 9:30 pm and 7 am
No smoking/drugs.
Sorry no pets.
The only rule is to make yourself at home, have a great time and a peaceful sleep!
Casa Nova is even more lovely than the pictures and the descriptions. Laurie is very welcoming and friendly -- she's a warm person and clearly enjoys sharing her home with guests. Laurie provided a wealth of information about Ojai and I never felt that I was "bothering" her when I asked her questions. I loved sitting in her beautiful gardens, listening to the birds in the trees, and napping in the hammock. There was a vase of flowers on the desk, and a bowl of tangerines to munch -- both nice touches. The room was very clean, and the bed was comfortable. I would certainly stay there again. It's a very peaceful oasis.
Awesome stay here. Laurie greeted us when we arrived and made sure we were all taken care of with everything. The room was great as well... my girlfriend and I enjoyed a candle lit dinner on the patio outside one night, papa lennons pizza the other, and used her cool binder of fun stuff to do in Ojai during the day- Meditation mount and hiking were great. Would absolutely stay here again.
My boyfriend and I stayed at Casa Nova for Valentine's Day Weekend. Laurie was so warm, welcoming and accommodating. She greeted us when we arrived and showed us around our private room and patio. Her space is so peaceful and serene; we felt very comfortable.
The private room has a small kitchenette and bathroom. There was a collection of organic teas, coffees, and oatmeal which we enjoyed while sitting out on the patio. Laurie also has an incredible book collection - I enjoyed picking up "Cellular Healing" and flipping through some pages. There was also a manual with some of Laurie's favorite restaurants, some suggested hikes and activities. There are also optional reiki, massage, meditation services, and more!
This was such a wonderfully beautiful weekend getaway. I can't wait to return to Casa Nova for another weekend. :)
Thanks, Laurie!
Leslie & Nick
Laurie is a wonderful host and totally responsive to any requests we made. What a treat to wake up to a sunrise we could see from our bed and see the moon at night as well.
The garden is magnificent and smells so fragrant. Every morning we enjoyed tangerines from a tree just steps away from our room. The neighborhood is quiet yet just a few minutes drive from downtown Ojai.
We loved the collection of books, artwork in the room. Casa Nova is a lovely retreat for either a short or a long stay.
My wife was delighted by the feeling of coming "home" to the garden walking through the gardens to get to our room. She thought it was peaceful, warm and welcoming.
Casa Nova is amazing. Laurie was there to meet us and orient us to the space. The room was clean and bright, and the private entrance along with the garden/patio space outside makes her place really special. Laurie provides a binder with lots of maps and info on the surrounding area. I highly recommend for an individual or a couple looking for a quiet, contemplative time away.
Casa Nova offers a welcoming, quiet and serene environment. Laurie has created a wonderful space that provides the opportunity to engage in things like spiritual or self-introspective efforts with ease. The space is ripe with insightful books, meaningful art, and a sense of peaceful order.
The room feels like a bedroom from a home, warm and comfortable, neat and tidy. The sun rises over the Ojai hills and shines into the room. The fresh cut roses smelled fresh, clean, and then a little intoxicating when the sun lit them up in the morning. Sitting on the small deck in the cool Ojai evening was refreshing--having Nova the cat join me on the deck made it feel like a home away from home.
There is enough floor space to do things like yoga or trigger point rolling. The neighborhood is quiet and seems a safe place to walk or jog.
I would happily stay at Casa Nova again.
We had a lovely stay at Casa Nova. Laurie was very helpful and you can tell that she takes a lot of care with her guests. We had a perfect first weekend getaway in Ojai and hope to return!
I have been a homeowner in Ojai for 17 years. I'm a licensed MFT, an author, songwriter and Tai Chi instructor. My home is a quiet healing sanctuary and a place for creativity and reflection.
As a host I will respect your privacy and do whatever I can to make your stay comfortable.


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Can anyone identify this rose?
bonny46(6)June 8, 2013
I usually keep good records on my roses, but somehow lost the name of this one. It drives me crazy not to know the name of a plant in my garden. Help, please. :)
sunflowersrus222(7a Pa)
Lavender Crystalâ¢
Lavender Crystalâ¢
Other names:ASAlav, ASAlar, Blue Crystal
I attached a link so you can look and compare.
Here is a link that might be useful: lavender crystal
It does look like Lavender Crystal! It is raining hard here now, so I cannot tell you if it is fragrant. It is just a baby, and I don't think it even bloomed last year for some reason. I moved it this spring, and seems to have come back from the brink and is prospering. Thanks for your help!