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The Obama Broadband Doctrine, Cedar Falls and What's Next
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Cedar Falls, IA became Ground Zero for launching a Presidential drive for gigabit community-owned broadband throughout the U.S. Learn how this 20-year old network took center stage last week as the latest beacon leading cities nationwide on the path to faster, better public-owned broadband.
Broadband is driving Cedar Fall's economic activities. Listeners get a detailed breakdown of the city's progress since upgrading to a gigabit network a year ago from Bob Seymour, Planner III/Economic Development. Curtis Dean, Broadband Services Coordinator for the Iowa Association of Municipal Utilities provides insights to expected developments in the state's broadband future.
President Obama held up Cedar Falls as a great example of the value of public braodband networks in helping to meet America's highspeed Internet needs, and why we need giant service providers to stop blocking communities' ability to become the next gigabit success story. Our guests offer listeners advice on how their communities can overcome the challenges of these statutes.
Hard Starboard Radio: The Obama Doctrine Grinds On
Raul Castro ups the ante for "normalized" relations with Cuba; Traditional pillars of Israel's security have begun to erode; Obama White House absolves the Taliban of all charges of "terrorism"; Obama's disastrous policy of repatriating enemy combatants dates back to his earliest days in office; and, time permitting, some down-home "cornpone politics".
Apostles Doctrine Radio Episode 299
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Join Pastor Kelley Harrop for Church live at 7pm.
Apostles Doctrine Radio Episode 298
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Join Pastor Kenny Powers live for Church at 7pm Eastern Time.
Apostles Doctrine Radio Episode 296
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Join Pastor Kelley Harrop for Bible Study at 10am Eastern Time.
Apostles Doctrine Radio Episode 297
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Join Bishop KD Toney for Worship Service at 11am Eastern.
The nature of forgiveness, and a reference to it's doctrine.
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In this episode I want to discuss the doctrine of forgiveness found in a book written by James Freeman Clarke, and I will read from this book throughout this podcast.
Deeper Doctrine 03-08-2015
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Deeper Doctrine of the Restored Gospel of Jesus Chirst in our day.
The irrelevancy of the Obama presidency
Our country is leaderless. Voters realized this in November and voted for change in Congress. Voters want Congress to reverse the leaderless Obama administration with strategies to prevent the continued decline of the United States that Obama is helpless to address.
The utter failure of the Obama administration can be measures in so many ways, from the number of beheaded American journalists, to embarrassing heads of state by spying on German Chancellor Angela Merkle's personal mobile phone, to callously calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a war hero, "chicken shit" and a "coward."
Apostles Doctrine Radio Episode 302
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NEW YORK (AP) - A group led by Dell's founder raised its offer for the struggling computer maker Wednesday in hopes of attracting more shareholder support for its plan to take the company private.
CUPERTINO (AP) - Apple's sales of older, less expensive iPhones climbed in its latest quarter, highlighting the challenges facing the world's most valuable technology company as it tries to reverse a recent decline in its earnings and prove that it can still innovate.
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I've written more than a few columns lately about folks who complain because they think the government is cheating them out of Social Security benefits. So many people are convinced that their Social Security benefits were figured incorrectly. I tell them that they should talk to someone at their local Social Security office who can go over the benefit computation with them. They almost always learn that they are being paid correctly. But they still aren't happy.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Everyone worries about stolen credit cards or hacked bank accounts, but just visiting the doctor may put you at greater risk for identity fraud.
NEW YORK (AP) - A diminished RadioShack will live on, but its future may lie with Sprint.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Yelp Inc. (YELP) on Thursday reported fourth-quarter net income of $32.7 million, after reporting a loss in the same period a year earlier.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Twitter shares flew nearly 10 percent higher aftermarket, as the messaging service shrank losses and nearly doubled quarterly revenue by drawing more users and expanding its advertising offerings.
MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) - Symantec Corp. (SYMC) on Thursday reported fiscal third-quarter net income of $222 million.
NEW YORK (AP) - Evolving shopping habits have forced yet another retailer to think outside of the box.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - West Coast seaports could shut down in as soon as five days - hobbling U.S. trade with Asia - if dockworkers and their employers cannot reach a new contract, the head of a maritime association warned Wednesday in remarks intended to pressure an agreement after nine months of negotiations.
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South Korean electronics giant Samsung Electronics Co. is starting domestic sales of televisions powered by its internally developed operating system.
NEW YORK (AP) - Oil prices plunged on Wednesday, ending a four-day rally, after the U.S. government reported that crude inventories surged last week.
NEW YORK (AP) - Shares of Kohl's rose Wednesday after the department store operator said it was pleased with its fourth quarter sales and said its base business improved.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Technology's big-spending trio of Google, Facebook, and Amazon.com appear to be tightening their belts - at least a notch - in a concession to cost-conscious investors and a strong dollar that's taking a big bite out of their revenue.
CUPERTINO (AP) - Apple is planning another large bond sale at a time when investors are paying near record premiums for high-quality bonds.
NEW YORK (AP) - An estimated 114.4 million people watched New England's thrilling win over Seattle, making it the fifth time in six years that a Super Bowl game has set a record for the most-watched event in U.S. television history.
PALO ALTO (AP) - Hewlett-Packard boss Meg Whitman has graduated from the dollar-a-year club, as the struggling company prepares to split up.

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Legislators Urge Governor Walker To Rein In Budget; $1 Million Loan to Buy Sitka Hospital 'Breathing Room'; Fire Marshals say PATC Fire Cause 'Undetermined'; Incoming DNR Commissioner Prepares For New Position; AK: Exploding History
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FEC Report Sheds New Light On Campaign Contributions; Canada Approves Controversial Mine Plan in Southeast; Anchorage Forms New Committee To Navigate Pot Legalization; Doctors Aim to Reset Alaska Heathcare Model; Orphaned Bear Cubs To Head South; Bethel Receives An Unusual Winter Visitor – A Robin; Do I Need to Rinse This? The Inner Workings of City Recycling
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Until I began to use a CGM, needles were not a problem. (The CGM needle is a mile long and scary just to look at!)
When I was first diagnosed, the nurses gave me an orange, a vial of water and a syringe to practice with. I had so much fun "playing nurse" that I was looking forward to being a nurse to myself; I was 10. It got to the point that when I injected water into the orange, liquid was spewed out of all the other holes in the orange.
i just did that this morning-cant watch them draw my blood, cant watch the vet give my dog a vaccine! it amazes me how i can watch the needle go in when i do it myself. weird.
Wow... another totally harrowing story. I think I've been really lucky with medical care, because I've never had to convince a doctor of what's ailing me! It's crazy how many folks on tudiabetes seem to have had that same problem. I'm so glad you're doing well now (A1C in the 6s is fantastic, in my opinion)!
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| MidNight The Magnificent chapter 52 . 8/5/2012
Haha. I'll trade you a genie ring for your evil demon bracelet. I know a couple of Heroes in my land who might DISbenefit from the bracelet!
| Nightlight753 chapter 2 . 7/31/2012
I really like your poems. The rhymes are very creative and add a certain rhythm that works well with the piece.
| MidNight The Magnificent chapter 51 . 7/29/2012
Oh no!
It's bad enough to be at the mercy of one's own sneezes, but someone else's? How dreadful indeed!
Quick, Tom, COUGH! (On the uopside, it's much easier to hack up a believable cough than a real sneeze when you don't need to.)
| MidNight The Magnificent chapter 18 . 7/23/2012
My dear, have you learned NOTHING from my How To Be A Supervillain guide? Go back and reread it from Chapter 1 again! Haha. Supervillainy is always so much more fun.
| MidNight The Magnificent chapter 50 . 1/31/2012
Oh dear. It sounds like the Queen has lost quite a champion Knight indeed. Sadly. Not that I have anything against playing throwing darts, but the lack of blood spurting from the centre of the board is quite a turn-off for me indeed. Haha!
| MidNight The Magnificent chapter 49 . 6/12/2011
Lovely poem. And I love how they both ditched the lady in favour of their steadfast friendship. Very nice. I always though love was overrated anyway. Well, aside from the love between me and well... ME. Haha.
Would your colleague happen to be one of these brave knights then? Or possibly, he imagines himself to be one.
*shrugs* I don't really write well from the imagination of others. That said, I steal from everywhere though. Heh.
| nickyO chapter 1 . 6/12/2011
oh you should write more poetry that is quite cute :)
| AudreyElizabeth chapter 2 . 6/9/2011
I love this one.
| MollyGM chapter 47 . 3/12/2011
Hi! I just read all of your poems while my family watched Jackass. I think I used my time more productively! Really great and relatable please write more!
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Hm, dont really know what to think of this poem lol it was decent though! Im on if you want to checkout some of my stuff /user/tommy-eremus/103137750/
| MidNight The Magnificent chapter 46 . 1/29/2011
Title suggestion? Free Will.
I've always been resistant to the ideas of fate, destiny or stuff like that, choosing instead to believe in myself and the free will to make choices that I possess.
Not your usual cheery stuff, but still interesting stuff, nevertheless!
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While AEG's new club adjusts its layout, sold-out shows by Marilyn Manson and others will bounce to new venues.
AEG took the unprecedented move of issuing refunds to all who attended the March 19 opening-night concert by Jane's Addiction.
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Three weeks after its overcrowded opening rock concert left fans crying foul, the Brick nightclub in downtown Minneapolis announced renovation plans Tuesday -- and the relocation of four more of its sold-out concerts to other venues in the meantime.
The three-story Warehouse District facility, which is run by concert industry giant AEG Live, will lower its ticket-sale capacity, add risers to improve sightlines in the balcony and install 25 new TV monitors. The club has already raised the height of its stage by a foot and started work on doubling the front entrance to four doors.
While all the improvements are finished over the next two months, the club's operators have found new homes for its biggest shows. Last week, they announced that Friday's sold-out gig with No. 1 band fun. would relocate to Myth nightclub in Maplewood, a venue with a 3,000-person capacity.
Three more sold-out Brick concerts have been newly moved to Myth: Incubus on May 9, Shinedown on May 15 and Marilyn Manson on May 18. A limited number of new tickets to all three shows will go on sale Wednesday at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster. All original Brick tickets will be honored at Myth.
A fourth concert, the June 1 appearance by the Shins, will move to the Orpheum Theatre. An e-mail will be sent to Shins ticketholders about exchanging their general-admission tickets for reserved seats, which will start Friday at 10 a.m. at the State Theatre box office.
"No matter what, we want these shows to be successful, and for the fans to get what they paid for," said the Brick's general manager Jeff Kehr.
The Brick's management made the unprecedented decision to give a refund to all ticketholders after the venue's March 19 debut with Jane's Addiction, where fans complained of the long line outside and overcrowding and poor sightlines inside.
Since issuing an apology and the refund notice four days after the concert, the Brick's operators remained tight-lipped about plans even while adding new concerts.
The biggest question, though, remains: How many people will the Brick let through the door the next time it hosts a sold-out concert? The venue's capacity was initially announced as 2,100 people, but the space proved too small even for the 1,600 or so fans on hand for Jane's Addiction. Part of the discrepancy stems from the Brick's sizable basement, which counts toward the capacity even though fans cannot see the stage from there.
"You will definitely see a reduction in ticket sales to a much more comfortable level," Kehr said. He declined to give specific numbers except to say, "We will err on the side of caution for the foreseeable future."


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Steve Smalley begins his first year as coach of the Walsh Jesuit Women's Track & Field program. Coach Smalley brings nearly 30 years of experience in coaching and coach/player development to WJHS. Smalley has literally grown up in and spent his entire life around the sport of Track and Field. He has coached and mentored hundreds of successful student-athletes at all levels of the sport.
Prior to coming to WJHS, Coach Smalley spent 7 years as head women's track and field coach at Ursuline College (OH) In his time at UC, Smalley 20 student-athletes to the NAIA Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field Championships and was named American Mid-East Conference's Indoor Track & Field Coach of the Year in 2011. His teams also amassed 21 NAIA/NCAA individual Scholar Athletes and multiple NAIA Scholar Teams. At the HS level, he received the honor of being named the Division I Ohio Heartland Conference "Coach of the Year" five times, coached teams to three OHSAA Division I District Titles, one OHSAA Division I Regional Title, and led several athletes to the OHSAA State meet. Smalley also developed and coached the Lane One Youth Track & Field program which produced many athletes that competed in the USATF National Championships.
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Coach Adam is entering his ninth season as an assistant track and field coach at Walsh Jesuit High School, the second with the girls' side. He has also been an assistant coach for boy cross country for seven seasons. Coach Adam is a member of the Ohio Association of Track & Cross Country Coaches and the United States Track and Field & Cross Country Coaches Association. A 2002 graduate of Walsh Jesuit, Coach Adam ran both cross country and track and field all four years. Although not on varsity until his senior season, he was a part of the 2000 cross country team that placed third in the state.
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I've been watching the General forums quite a bit lately, and this has been a strong point of contention from both sides. Some people love it, and the most common reason seems to be because they actually see people out in the world again. Most people seem to hate this new feature for a myriad of reasons. What are your thoughts?
P.S. Can we at least attempt to keep it civil? There's enough flaming going on in General to cover it.
good idea if they can fix the over-lag it gives
also maybe you are more aware than me, but are Pandaria zones gonna be CRZ at the release of MoP ? because it was already hard back in cata to get those quest items with only our server, I don't want like 2-3x more people chasing these objects
I like it a lot. Despite the issues other people are having, I haven't had any.
- I never lag
- Leveling my alts isn't an issue, as I always get all the quest items (72Shaman, 16mage)
- I never run into other people farming / botters.
- I never camp for rare spawns, so I don't have competition.
Instead, I've met a few new people, and have had a lot of fun dueling people outside of org. CRZ is an improvement IMO. Not sure what everyone is complaining about...
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I don't like it. Eventually there will be farmers and what not, since we share the same nodes. We're on our own separate realms for a reason.
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I don't understand the reason for it honestly. I'll have to work harder for nodes, get disappointing when hovering somebody in the middle of nowhere to find out they are on Garona... The realm time is different a lot...
I hate it
I haven't been able to find any clear answer to this one way or another, although I've heard people say both. The closest I can find is the following, which doesn't specifically state anything about Pandaria.
Q. What about zones that are already overpopulated, like new race starting zones?
With this technology, we can also flag zones to allow for more than one copy of that zone per realm. Players on that realm will be split among those copies in order to alleviate problems due to overpopulation. Players won't normally see or interact with those on a different instance of their zone, although joining a party will relocate all party members to a single instance of that zone.
-People populating most zones
-World PvP (lol)
-Cross Server grouping capability
-Sharing one set of node spawns among 3-5(More realms seem to be added, plan seems to be to have all realms capable of crossing each other, PvE, PvP, or RP regardless)
-Waiting around for mob spawns
-Rare camping for OLD rares are WORSE than when they were CURRENT on most mid-high pop realms
-World events bugging out (Phasing, Quest, Daily issues)
-Realm Times shifting in and out (Makes weather/events/phasing wonky)
-Fishing Tournaments having a larger pool of competition with no increase of tournaments (So 6 servers worth of people going for a once a week event that was generally pretty popular.)
-General MOBA/LFR(LFD) pug behaviors, generic internet douchebaggery (guilty <--- when deserved)
-Server issues aren't addressed, there are just people phasing in and out giving the illusion of a populated server... but they aren't from your server. Pretty redundant, but just leads to more elitism/griefing.
-Lack of an optin/out
There needs to be some heavy alterations if not a removal of this half baked implementation. There are few and far between any group quests that this is even encouraged to use for. Sharing zones with multiple servers, but maintaining a supply of only one server's worth of events/mobs/nodes shows the lack of foresight that should of been accounted for. I love me some good old random fights, however per usual mmo standard people will not engage the majority of the time unless you are outclassed, undergeared, at low health, outnumbered, or vastly outleveled. I'm honestly surprised there has been no feedback regarding the general player "hate".
On the other hand some people love it, but they will think otherwise as profession material costs soar or they have to spend a much longer time questing/doing dailies/being griefed. I realize there are bugs to work out and I expect Blizzard is just testing the waters, as live realms will garner more feedback than a test realm. Personally, I just don't want to have to dish out tons of gold on the AH to level professions, spend hours to farm what should of been 20-30 minutes of farming, and just overall being delayed by people on other realms who consequently are also being delayed by "us". The irony of all this is a feature added to improve community is actually just tearing it apart more.
TLDR; CRZ was not very well thought out, great on paper, but poor implementation. Some positives, mostly cons. Very subjective material. Needs an optin/out or personal spawn/nodes.
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Whats a CRZ?
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Cross Realm Zone
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Cross Realm Zone - Multiple servers sharing a zone, or zones intended to bandaid-fix a lack of people. Does not include cities. Except SMC apparently (That place needs it though imo.)
Pretty much this. ^
My biggest complaint at this point, besides all the bugs which obviously weren't intended, is the griefing and complete lack of community. Madoran has always been kind of a close knit server. The reason a lot of the people who stay do, is because of our community. The people we're encountering now in CRZ are not a part of that, and therefore have no problem being complete asshats.
It's not that I mind having other people in the zones. I get that this is an MMO and was designed for their to be people around. That's great! What I dislike is that these people feel like they're never going to see me again, so it doesn't matter if they kill steal, mob tag, etc., and there are no repercussions. At this point, you can't ignore them if they whisper you something nasty, and reporting them does zero good unless it's something pretty extreme.
Also, though I haven't seen much of it yet, I have the same economic concerns. Where it used to be just the populace of Madoran farming, let's say, Sholozar Basin for Saronite, now we have Madoran, Staghelm, Trollbane, Whisperwind, Gorona, Thunderhorn, Burning Blade, and Kargath. I'm sure you can do the math on just how many of those Saronite nodes Madoran will actually end up with. That means less mats going up on the AH, less money moving around the economy, the effects could become staggering.
One of the biggest complaints of low population realms (not us, by the way, we're medium pop) was that their economy was suffering and there simply weren't people to be able to bring into guilds, PuG with, etc. CRZ does nothing to fix that. It only brings the illusion of more people. You can't invite these other players to your guild, or invite them to raid (minus battetag of course). It does nothing to improve the economy, but actually takes away from it. And it shatters the one thing any low, or even medium population realm has going for it; the sense of community.
So, long story short here, I think it was an interesting idea, but the actual implementation of it was drastically flawed. I think it really does more harm then good, and they need to find a way to balance it out. I don't know if that will be by out and out removal, making it optional, or making it zone and level specific (i.ie., only people 58-63 cross realms in HFP, everyone outside level appropriate stays on their own realm). I do know they need to do something.
Edited by Ayua on 9/7/2012 9:01 AM PDT
Crap. So they're going the AOC route?!?!?!?! Instanced zones?
Ok I gotta go look this up :(
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Well, we finally got a blue post.
I know there have been a large number of discussions regarding cross-realm zones, especially given that this is a brand new feature in World of Warcraft as of patch 5.0.4.
Stolen from: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/6521292325?page=21#new-post
I'm not a pro, but I don't think that this is any easy to do.. the best I can see is implementing more nodes and faster respawn rates.. these seems to be the reasons why people complain the most
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Did you paint over the holiday weekend?
Hi Everyone, Hope you enjoyed the holiday weekend. Did anyone get to do any painting? I painted an 8x10 Raggedy Ann sign. Plan to put it on a stake and put in the flower beds. Just need to attach everything and seal it against the weather. I used a "pattern" from a coloring book I bought for my GD. ;o) I have always liked Raggedy Anne's and just wanted to have that happy face somewhere in the yard. What did you work on?
Wish it were cooler here so I could cut out some wood pieces to paint--but it is worse than a sauna in my shed right now. Guess I should pull out the box of wood pieces that I have already cut out--maybe something in there I would want to work on. Just can't think about Christmas yet in this heat. I did drag out some already painted scarecrows and things for fall to decorate my front patio. Felt funny putting them out while it is still so hot. LOL
It's cooled off here quite a bit, but not enough to be in the Christmas spirit. I just had to get those stars done so I could get started on my fan blade scarecrow. I bet your patio is looking so great. I need to cut down my grapevine so I can get it dried to put over my front door. Once again, so many projects!! ha Hope you find something fun to work on.
Hi Anjabee, Couldn't cut in the shed because it was too hot, so just worked on a GJ project instead. Also got to watch 2 yr old GD for a few hours. I want to work on a couple of scarecrow items too. I love their happy faces. Scarecrows, Snowmen and Raggedy Anne are some of my favorites. Well, better get ready for work, hope you get a chance to paint today. Love seeing all your pics!
I made and painted a whimsicle(sp) cow for a friend.It was made out of triangles of fabric,painted the fabric,then painted the facial features,sewed it all up stuffed it and mailed it off to her.Forgot to take a picture,will have her take one and email it to me.
Luvs,that sounds so cute!! I have a tin raggedy anne sign and a cloth doll in my dining room,with my patriotic,stuff.
Anj,sure would like to see your fan blade scarecrow.
Here it's also still too hot to put out the fall stuff.
Hey Kathi~ I decorate Americana too. I love anything old and prim so there's kind of a mixture there with my stuff. I have my old raggety doll that an aunt made me when I was small sitting on a shelf.
My kitchen has cows, but I'm getting ready to paint it red so it will make the transition from living room to kitchen better.
I've got to get started on the scarecrow. I found the pattern I want to use yesterday so hopefully I can get started on it today.
Luvs~ I've really enjoyed chatting with ya'll too! Just wish we could get some more painters interested. May just take a while for people to see that it's active here again?? And maybe the change in the weather will make a difference too?
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Chandler (10-2 overall, 6-1 power-ranking games) scored quickly and easily for the first lead of the game. Andrew Layton's thrown in -- about parallel with the top of the box -- caromed off Perry keeper Tim Parra's hands and in the net in the second minute.
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Robert Frost
The Road Not Taken
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim
Because it was grassy and wanted wear,
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I,
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
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Logan Reed (3/23/2015 5:21:00 PM)
It is a very well written and thought out poem, it describes how someone could take a risk, or take the easy way out, but mostly everyone takes the smooth grassy path, but the smart people who challenge their minds, take the rocky, bumpy path that is hard to travel and very tiring, but they keep on going through determination. He always amazes me with his rhythm and other poetic devices. He also takes a simple thought and extends it in an exeedingly amazing way that (I admit) I wish I could do myself. (Report) Reply
Joshua Simpson (3/22/2015 8:25:00 AM)
Madathil Rajendran Nair (3/4/2015 5:51:00 AM)
A very simple looking poem with profound nuances. As some one said here, there of course is some confusion about what Frost really meant. However, I would like to go by the simple explanation that this poem concerns choices that we face in life and the decisions we take with a certain amount of risk. One can recapitulate on one's decision on a later date when the path has been walked - of course, with a sigh. But Frost definitely means taking the decision is the real difference that is made. (Report) Reply
Benny Joseph (2/25/2015 8:23:00 AM)
Very inspirational really makes to think different (Report) Reply
Nathanael Burns-Watson (2/21/2015 9:13:00 PM)
But seriously you all think you have it figured out when the only person who ever did was Frost himself (Report) Reply
Nathanael Burns-Watson (2/21/2015 9:12:00 PM)
Nathanael Burns-Watson (2/21/2015 9:08:00 PM)
This poem confuses me. Perhaps that's quite the point. Like abstract art there's no definite meaning, it's all about perspective... (Report) Reply
Nathanael Burns-Watson (2/21/2015 9:06:00 PM)
This poem confuses me. Perhaps that's quite the point. Like abstract art there's no definite meaning, it's all about perspective... (Report) Reply
Neptune Barman (2/20/2015 3:21:00 AM)
He is one of my favourite poet. I read this poem in my textbook early. (Report) Reply
Artistry The Sound (2/19/2015 9:45:00 PM)
he said 3 times in the poem that the roads were the same, in fact he said they were both equally worn. In the very end he said he'll tell the story with a sigh... and that has made all the difference. Reading through the comments... no one really seen what he said, I'm glad frost was not a politician! (Report) ReplyFred Williams (3/4/2015 3:08:00 PM)
frost did not say the roads were the same, they could look similar, but could not be the same as they were going in different directions - diverged. his choice, as in all our lives, was to make a decision concerning direction. he knew he would not come back to that decision point again. the less traveled path was for him.
Kay Simpson (2/12/2015 4:41:00 AM)
One of my favourite Poems. I think its about life in general.And hoping the path you chose was the right one. (Report) Reply
Rakhi Jayashankar (2/11/2015 10:04:00 PM)
every time I read this I could see a new meaning, a better interpretation (Report) Reply
Dheeraj kry (2/11/2015 1:54:00 PM)
Dheeraj kry (2/11/2015 1:53:00 PM)
Very sensible poem... It has a very deeper meaning to life also... (Report) Reply
Ryan Patterson (2/6/2015 9:58:00 AM)
Giant Medieval Sword (1/30/2015 10:16:00 AM)
Freaking scrub should've gone backwards. -6/4% until he plays Stanley Parable. (Report) Reply
Herbert Guitang (1/21/2015 9:33:00 AM)
An amazing maze kind of road. Deep and meaningful (Report) Reply
Tim Hollander (1/16/2015 11:27:00 AM)
Riham El-Ashry (12/29/2014 12:34:00 PM)
Deep meanings, makes me think about the road I took (Report) Reply
Musa Ndhlovu (12/25/2014 11:48:00 AM)
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Please help!!!!
Hi everyone
This is the first time I'm hosting Christmas dinner and I just found out I'm in trouble. I cannot fit a turkey and a roast beef in my oven. I need to make a turkey, roast beef and lamb racks!!!! Any idea how to accomplish this and the meats still come out moist and cooked? Thanks a million.
Do they sell Nesco tabletop ovens in Canada?
You cook the turkey.....and cover it and keep it warm.....crank the oven to 500 and cook the beef......while you have someone else cook the racks of lamb on the grill.
Linda c
Here is a link that might be useful: high heat roasting
Happyday: Looks like they only sale Nesco around Toronto, and I'm 5 hrs away.
Linda: Will the bird still be warm after almost an hour of resting?
pkramer: I'm toying with the idea of reheating but I'm not sure about how moist it will be.
Here is my idea: Cook the roast beef to rare, take it out and wrap it up - keep warm ?. As soon as the bird is done, place the roast beef back in the oven to cook to medium. Lamb rack will be done on the grill. How do I cook lamb rack on grill though? Will the breadcrumb burnt? I've settled on having it cook in the oven. Xmas is only 5 days away and I'm screwed!!!!
What do you think? Doable?
I'd do exactly what Linda suggested.
As much as I love leftover turkey and chicken, it will not taste the same warmed up as a fresh roasted turkey.
If you do not want to grill the racks then you can also cook the racks of Lamb in the same 500ðF oven as the beef. Just add shortly before the roast comes out of the oven. Then both the rack and the beef can rest before carving. Rack of lamb will not take long to roast, especially if it is your intention to cook to medium rare.
If you put a lid on the turkey and pile on something like towels...it will hold....I have done it when dinner got away from me and the turkey was done more than an hour before planned. you could also put the turkey in a cooler....coolers not only keep things cool but also hot ( how do it know?? LOL!)
The turkey will suffer less by holding than will the beef.
You could slice the turkey and re warm....but that demands oven again at a fairly low temp.
As for lamb on the grill....no bread crumbs, just rub it with "good stuff"...garlic, oil, black pepper and some oregano and rosemary....fresh if possible.....and grill rare or at most medium rare.
I did Make Ahead Turkey at Thanksgiving and it worked like a charm. (See link below)
Also, when using a large cooler as Lindac suggested, if you can, pre-warm the cooler with hot water (these things are plastic, so not too hot!). When you get ready to use it, pour out the water, and do as Lindac suggested, wrap your meat in foil and towels and put it in the cooler. It ought to keep the meat hot for at least an hour or two.
Or, how about some of the hot packs from the drugstore that are usually used for soreness, similar to this http://www.amazon.com/3M-COLD-PACKS-RESUSABLE-COVERS/dp/B0006GE79I . Those would help pre-warm the cooler without the messiness of water.
My family never ate turkey hot. It was always served at room temp. Are we just weird?
Here is a link that might be useful: The Bitten Word Make Ahead Turkey
Just curious, how many are coming for dinner?
And is you have a gas grill, you could move the turkey there and free up the oven. You have a lot going on that day, and if you are the only cook, anything you can do ahead will help keep the chaos down and allow you to enjoy your guests.
islay: My husband's job for today is to pull the cooler out of the shed and clean it well. The blanket idea is great.
bbstx: Thanks for the link. I'll see if I can use any idea from there.
pkramer: 22. My MIL will help in the kitchen, hubby will do other setup. All the desserts will be done by 24. We have two dinners to serve, 24th and 25th. I have a long step-by-step list of what to do and when to do them lol. I'll be orchestrating the whole operation.
jenn: I offered these a month ago to everyone and I've been visioning those on the table since then. And everyone is exciting, me included until I found out the problem. I'm all good now with the idea of keeping the turkey in the cooler while cooking the rest.
I agree with all the advice you got- if it's a big honkin' turkey, it'll still be steaming after an hour. If it's a little one, you can put it in a heavy heated dish with a lid, stash it in the microwave to trap in the heat, or wrap it in towels.