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Ventricular tachycardia is an abnormally fast heart rate. The abnormal heart rate originates in one of the heart's lower chambers (ventricles). It is diagnosed when there are 3 or more beats in succession originating from a ventricle. The heart beats at a rate greater than 100 beats per minute, but less than 200 beats per minute.
Ventricular tachycardia is considered sustained if it lasts more than 30 seconds. When this condition is sustained, the ventricles are not able to fill with enough blood for the heart to keep blood flowing properly through the body. This can result in lowered blood pressure, heart failure , and death.
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Damage to the ventricles can cause ventricular tachycardia. This damage to the heart muscle may be due to conditions like a heart attack or cardiomyopathy .
Factors that may increase your chance of ventricular tachycardia include:
Ventricular tachycardia may cause:
This condition can be challenging to diagnose. Ventricular tachycardia often happens in emergency situations. It must be identified and treated very quickly.
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In an emergency situation, CPR or a defibrillator may be required.
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Here is my little creation!! I just received the new releases from Papertrey Ink and decided to use the Everyday Button Bits set. The leaves and stems image is stamped in Ocean Tides ink and some buttons from my stash used as the cherries. The sentiment is from the same set.
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Data about the village of Matraia Alta
The village of Matraia Alta is 3,63 kilometers far from the same town of Capannori to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Capannori also belong the localities of Ai Colli (4,84 km), Al Colle (8,55 km), All'Erta (7,31 km), Badia Cantignano (-- km), Badia di Cantignano (11,04 km), Batano (5,29 km), Camigliano (3,48 km), Camigliano Santa Gemma (-- km), Carraia (6,10 km), Castelvecchio (12,93 km), Colle di Compito (11,42 km), Collodi (9,17 km), Colognora (6,67 km), Corte Franceschini (8,22 km), Corte Polito (4,50 km), Corte Stanghellini (4,79 km), Coselli (11,06 km), Gragnano (5,77 km), Guamo (9,57 km), Lammari (1,71 km), Lappato (7,85 km), Leccio (6,73 km), Lunata (2,42 km), Marlia (2,47 km), Massa Macinaia (8,45 km), Matraia (4,75 km), Paganico (4,98 km), Parezzana (6,78 km), Petrognano (7,33 km), Piaggiori (2,99 km), Pieve di Compito (10,59 km), Pieve San Paolo (5,50 km), Ruota (12,32 km), San Colombano (2,98 km), San Gennaro (7,80 km), San Ginese (8,92 km), San Giusto (8,20 km), San Leonardo in Treponzio (8,45 km), San Martino in Colle (8,85 km), San Pietro a Marcigliano (4,88 km), San Pietro Marcigliano (5,02 km), Sant'Andrea di Compito (10,35 km), Sant'Andrea in Caprile (5,27 km), Santa Margherita (4,71 km), Segromigno in Monte (3,01 km), Segromigno in Piano (2,06 km), Tassignano (4,41 km), Tofori (4,84 km), Toringo (5,77 km), Valgiano (4,56 km), Verciano (8,75 km), Villa Vidau (4,07 km), Vorno (11,78 km), Zone (2,93 km)
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Capannori.
Please notice that in what follows no statistic nor population data are available at the moment: the same are available for the Italian places having al least the status of municipalities ad for most of the villages too.
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A person who wears all different styles or fashions regardless of trends. Usually no concept of fashion whatsoever, therefore creating a mish-mosh of clothes. Sometimes so bad, it's cool.
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PREHEAT oven to 375°F. Spray large skillet with cooking spray. Add onion and red pepper; cook and stir on medium-high heat 5 min. or until softened. Stir in spinach; set aside.
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The team has scheduled a 4:30 p.m. ET news conference in Joe Louis Arena.
Holmstrom, who turns 40 on Wednesday, will hang up his skates after 15 seasons, four Stanley Cups championships and 1,026 games with the Red Wings. He had 243 goals and 530 points, and his 122 power-play goals are third in team history behind Nicklas Lidstrom and Gordie Howe.
"Very, very ultra-competitive," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock told the Detroit Free Press. "All the best players are ultra-competitive. And found a way to win four Stanley Cup championships and represent his country, play I don't know how many games. Pretty impressive."
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I will cack joust you in the back
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the above definition is actually refferring to a cockjoust which is the thrusting of an erect penis. cackjoust is in fact referring to a homosexual person. cack meaning shit , poo. joust meaning - push , thrust , ie . the thrusting of a penis into an anus (cack)genrally of a male.
err. dude you are a fucking cack jouster
you blatenly cackjoust on da reg , you fag.
you blatenly cackjoust on da reg , you fag.
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1.To thrust with an erect male penis
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WARRENSBURG, MO (Feb. 1, 2013) – The University of Central Missouri Office of Career Services will host the annual Spring Career Expo from 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, in the Multipurpose Building Arena. More than 100 employers will be in attendance, representing a variety of career fields.
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After their final effort of the season, a 65-48 win over Tonawanda's Cardinal O'Hara in the Class B Federation tournament final, the Bulldogs' celebration took the form of teary embraces.
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Increasing urban migration in India has led to fundamental changes in old ways of life. The proliferation of new high-rise apartment blocks in cities, and the fast pace of living, means that people often no longer know their neighbors. They are strangers, living side by side.
I decided to focus on one block of residential apartments in Jaipur and initially set out to photograph as many of the residents there as possible. Soon, I began to make portraits of strangers in other places as well. When I started making the pictures, I would walk up to the door of an apartment at random, ring the bell, and introduce myself to the residents. I faced a lot of suspicion and rejection, but finally a few people allowed me into their homes and I started making images.


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Coronary arteries supply blood to the heart muscle. Like all other tissues in the body, the heart muscle needs oxygen-rich blood to function, and oxygen-depleted blood must be carried away. The coronary arteries run along the outside of the heart and have small branches that dive into the heart muscle to bring it blood.
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Left main coronary artery (LMCA). The left main coronary artery supplies blood to the left side of the heart muscle (the left ventricle and left atrium). The left main coronary divides into branches:
The left anterior descending artery, which branches off the left coronary artery and supplies blood to the front of the left side of the heart.
The circumflex artery, which branches off the left coronary artery and encircles the heart muscle. This artery supplies blood to the outer side and back of the heart.
Right coronary artery (RCA). The right coronary artery supplies blood to the right ventricle, the right atrium, and the SA (sinoatrial) and AV (atrioventricular) nodes, which regular the heart rhythm. The right coronary artery divides into smaller branches, including the right posterior descending artery and the acute marginal artery.
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Link to Qt Labs: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/05/09/...ts-about-qt-5/
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Just announced during the Ubuntu Developer Summit in Budapest is word that Qt 5 is in development and will be released in the next calendar year...
Also, lots of talk about Wayland and OpenGL (ES) 2.0.
Link to Qt Labs: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/05/09/...ts-about-qt-5/
The article says that Qt5 will be modularized, but it already is. Does it mean it will be more modularized?
Qt4 already has components like QtCore, QtGUI, QtXML, QtNetwork, Phonon, etc.
Hopefully more details come out soon.
Looks like I will be declaring Gnome dead soon. Any defender will just be a hypocriteNokia has also just announced that they will be moving Qt towards a matter of open governance for the open-source project.
That's very good.For those of you that were with us for the transition of Qt 3 to Qt 4, we do not plan to repeat that difficult transition with Qt 5. To be explicit here we believe we can keep source compatibility for the majority of cases, but we believe that breaking binary compatibility is needed.
That's interesting. KDE has long marketed their solution as superior because it could automatically fall back to a non-composited environment and work fine, unlike Gnome3. Also, Ubuntu was just talking about how their Qt based Unity2D desktop was going to assume no hardware acceleration at all times. I can see how this might piss some people off, although i trust it was done for a good reason (better acceleration for most people).Qt will require OpenGL (ES) 2.0 to work.
It physically has modules for various peripheral functionality, but the toolkit itself is still pretty monolithic. Some people might have a problem with a "Hello world" app pulling in a .so that weighs about 11MB (on x86-64 anyway; probably a little bit smaller on architectures like x86 or ARM that would actually be used in a more memory-constrained application).


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Rod Janzen, Ed.D.
What programs do you teach in?
I teach American religious and ethnic history; also Mennonite history.
Share why you teach at FPU
I teach history from a Christian perspective that references the most recent research in the field. I hope that students will gain an understanding of the various ways that history may be viewed based on different ideological stances. My teaching is student-centered and discussion-oriented.
Scholarly Interests
I am especially interested in old order Christianity, for example, Hutterites, Molokans and other religious groups, as well as utopian and communal societies; also American ethnic relations.
Professional and Service Experience
- Member, Board of Directors, William Saroyan Society, 2010-present
- Member, Mennonite Church USA Historical Committee, 2008-present
- Member, Board of Directors, Communal Studies Association, 1999-present
- Editor, Communal Societies, 1999-present
- Consultant for "Teaching American History," a federally-funded project with partnering support from the Clovis Unified School District, Fresno Pacific University, the Library of Congress, Microsoft, and others, 2002-2005
- Consultant for the Burton Buller/John Ruth film, "The Hutterites: To Care and Not to Care," 1983
Honors and Awards
- Communal Studies Association Distinguished Scholar Award for publications on communal life and thought
- Communal Studies Association Annual Publications Award for The Hutterites in North America, September 2011
- FPU Distinguished Scholar
- Recipient, Mennonite Historical Society Research Grant, July 2006
- Communal Studies Association Annual Publications Award for "The Rise and Fall of Synanon: A California Utopia," October 2004
- Fellow, The Young Center for the Study of Anabaptism and Pietism, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, January-June 2004
- Fresno Pacific University President's Distinguished Service Award, May 2001
Professional Affiliations
Fresno Pacific community involvement:
- Member, FPU Strategic Planning Task Force, 2012-present
- Chair, Provost Faculty Research Grant Committee, 2008-present
- Editor, Pacific Journal, 2006-present
- Director, FPU Scholar's Speak series, 2005-present
- Chair, Faculty Seminar Committee, 2005-present
- Member, Personnel Committee, 2008-2012
- Member, Graduate Academic Committee, 2005-2008
- Interim Dean of the Graduate School, 2001-2003
- Member, Academic Cabinet, 2001-2003
- Member, Faculty Executive, 1993-1998
- Member, FPU Presidential Search Committee, 1996-97
- Member, FPU Board of Directors, 1996-97
- Chair, FPU Academic VP Search Committee, 1994-95
- Chair, FPU Idea Board/Faculty Revision Committee, 1992-1994
- Chair, FPU Graduate Division Mission Statement Committee, 1991-1993
Professional organizations:
- American Historical Association, Pacific Branch
- California Mennonite Historical Society
- Communal Studies Association (member of CSA Executive Board, 1999-present)
- Mennonite Church USA Historical Committee
- Immigration and Ethnic History Association
- Organization of American Historians
Other organizations:
- Friends of the Shakers
- The Sierra Club
- The Wilderness Society
- Jazz Fresno
- Member of Mennonite Community Church, Fresno, 1992-present
- Member, Board of Deacons, Mennonite Community Church, 2005-2008
- Teacher, Adult Sunday school, Mennonite Community Church, 1992-present
- Member, Armenian Museum Board of Directors, 2012-present
- Member, William Saroyan Society Board of Directors, 2009-present
- Member, "Teaching American History" Executive Committee in coordination with the Clovis Unified School District, 2003-2006
- Mentor, Bethel College, St. Paul, Minnesota, 2005
Publications and Presentations
- "William Saroyan on Ethnicity," Journal of American Ethnic History, to be published Spring 2014
- "Plain Christians in California's San Joaquin Valley," Pacific Historical Review, to be published December 2013
- "The Hutterites: Physical and Spiritual Health Care," book chapter in The Spiritual Care Edition of the Physicians Desk Reference, edited by Steven Jeffers, to be published by Radcliffe Publishers, 2013
- "Bruderhof," "Communal Life," "Hutterites" and "Prairieleut" entries in The Concise Encyclodpedia of the Amish, edited by Donald Kraybill, 2010
- "The Mennonite Brethren," "Mennonites in Ukraine" and "The Prairieleut," entries in Concise Bibliography of Amish, Brethren, Hutterites and Mennonite, edited by Donald Kraybill, 2010
- The Hutterites in North America, with Max Stanton, published by The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010
- "Hutterite Physical and Spiritual Health Care," book chapter in The Spiritual Care Edition of the Physicians Desk Reference, edited by Steven Jeffers, published by Radcliffe Publishers, 2010
- Paul Tschetter: The Story of a Hutterite Immigrant Leader, Pioneer, and Pastor, published by Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2009
- "Paul Tschetter's Chicago Fire Hymn," with Jean Janzen, in Mennonite Quarterly Review, April 2007
- "Communal Expressions of Old Order River Brethren Life," with Stephen Scott and Hannah Scott, in Communal Societies, December 2006
- "Mere Culture and a Real Christianity," in College Faith 3: 150 Christian Leaders and Educators Share Faith Stories From Their Student Days, edited by Ronald Knott, published by Andrews University Press, 2006
- "The Scholarship of Discovery," in Pacific Journal, 2006
- "Mennonite Community Church, 1973-2003," in California Mennonite Historical Society Newsletter, May 2006
- "The Rise and Fall of Synanon," in Communique, Summer 2006
- "Multicultural Confusion," in Multicultural Review, Summer 2006
- "Five Paradigms on Ethnic Relations," book chapter in Intercultural Communication: A Reader, edited by Richard Porter and Larry Samovar, published by Wadsworth, 2005
- "Synanon: A California Utopia," in Communique, Fall 2005
- "Mennonite Community Church, the Early Years," in California Mennonite Historical Society Newsletter, September 2005
- "The Hutterites" and "the Bruderhof," entries in Annotated Bibliography for the Study of American Communal History (International Communal Studies Association on-line publication), edited by Peter Hoehnle, 2005
- "The Hutterites and the Bruderhof: The Relationship between an Old Order Anabaptist group and a 20th Century Religious Society," in Mennonite Quarterly Review, October 2005
- "Paul Tschetter: Dakota Hutterite Pioneer," in Dakota Historical Collections, 2005
- Kalona's Old Order Amish & The Amana Colonies: Two Unique Cultures in Southeast Iowa (on-line publication of the Kalona Historical Society, www.kalonaiowa.org/ka), 2004 (This is a revised website version of a 1988 publication noted below.)
- Are We Amish? (on-line publication of the Iowa City Convention and Visitor's Bureau, www.iowacity.com/amanas/amish/low_amish.html), 2004 (This is yet another, and different, revised website version of a 1988 publication noted below.)
- Back to the City: Mennonite Community Church: 1954-2004, published by Pine Hill Press, 2004
- "Scholarship and the Church," in Christian Leader, November 2003
- The Rise and Fall of Synanon: A California Utopia, published by The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001
- The Prairie People: Forgotten Anabaptists, published by University Press of New England, 1999
- Three Approaches to Curriculum Design, published by Fresno Pacific University, 1999
- "The Social Science Education Conceptual Dilemma," in The Social Studies, June 1995
- "Melting Pot or Mosaic?" reprint in California Schools, May 1995
- "Five Perspectives on Ethnic Relations," in Social Education, October 1994
- "The Prairieleut: A Forgotten Hutterite People," in Communal Societies, 1994
- "The Hutterite High School Experience: Cultural Transmission on the Northern Plains," in Syzygy, Summer 1994
- "Jacob D. Hofer: Evangelist, Minister and Carpenter," in California Mennonite Historical Society Newsletter, May 1994
- "Melting Pot or Mosaic?" in Educational Leadership, May 1994
- The Amana Society and Kalona's Old Order Amish, published by Amana Historical Society, 1988
- Terry Miller: The Pacifist Politician, published by Freeman Publishing Company, 1986
- "Terry Miller: A Pacifist in the South Dakota Legislature," in Dakota Historical Collections, edited by Herbert Blakely, published by South Dakota Historical Society, 1985
- Perceptions of the South Dakota Hutterites in the 1980's, published by Freeman Publishing Company, 1984
Edited publications:
- Editor, Pacific Journal, 2006-present
- Editor, Communal Societies journal, 1999-present
- God's Salvation Plan: A Hutterite Minister's Perspective, published by Hutterian Brethren, 1988
Book and article reviews:
- Review of "Inside the Ark: The Hutterites in Canada and the United States," by Yossi Katz and John Lehr, Great Plains Research Journal, Summer 2013
- Review of "The Color of Christ: The Son of God and the Saga of Race in America," by Edward J. Blum and Paul Harvey, The History Teacher, Spring 2013
- Review of "Plain People: A Case Study of the Rockport Colony Hutterites," by Joanita Kant, Great Plains Research Journal, 2011
- Review of "Radical Innocent: Upton Sinclair," by Anthony Arthur, "A Godly Hero: The Life of William Jennings Bryan," by Michael Kazin, and "Aimee Semple McPherson and the Resurrection of Christian America," by Matthew Avery Sutton, in Pacific Journal, 2010
- Review of Eden within Eden: Oregon's Utopian Heritage, by James Kopp, in Nova Religio, Spring 2010
- Review of Diaspora in the Countryside, by Royden Loewen, in The American Historical Review, Fall 2009
- Review of Jewish Communities on the Ohio River: A History, by Amy Hill Shevitz, in The History Teacher, August 2008
- Review of Latino Pentecostal Identity, by Arlene M.Sanchez Walsh, in Nova Religio, March 2008
- Review of My Life in Orange, by Tim Guest, in Communal Societies, July 2007
- Review of The Seeds of the Kingdom: Utopian Communities in the Americas, by Anna L. Peterson, in Nova Religio, 2007
- Review of The Christian College: A History of Protestant Higher Education in America, by William C. Ringenberg, in Direction, April 2007
- Review of The Courts and the Colonies, by Alvin Esau, in Journal of Mennonite Studies and in Utopian Studies
- Review of The Palgrave Companion to North American Utopias, by John W. Friesen and Virginia Lyons Friesen, in Novo Religio: The Journal of Alternative and Emergent Religion, Winter 2006
- Review of Peoples Temple and Black Religion in America, edited by Rebecca Moore, Anthony B. Pinn and Mary R. Sawyer, in Utopian Studies, Volume 16, number 2, 2005
- Review of The Dawn of the New Cycle: Point Loma Theosophists and American Culture, by W. Michael Ashcraft, in The Journal of American History, March 2004
- Review of Heartland Utopias, by Robert P. Sutton, published by Northern Illinois University Press, 2004
- Review of Multicultural Education in a Pluralistic Society, by Donna Gollnick and Philip Chinn, published by Merrill, Prentice-Hall, 2003
- Review of Intentional Community: An Anthropological Perspective, edited by Susan Love Brown, published by State University of New York Press, 2000
- Review of On the Backroad to Heaven, by Donald Kraybill and Carl Bowman, published by The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2000
- Review of Hidden Worlds, by Royden Loewen, in The Mennonite Historian, Spring 2004
- Review of Holding the Line, by Diane Umble, in Communal Societies, 1997
- Review of America's Alternative Religions, by Timothy Miller, in Utopian Studies, 1996
- Review of Banished for Faith, edited by Emil J. Waltner, in Communal Societies, 1996
- Review of The Shakers: Celibacy and Longevity, published by University of Tennessee Press, 1994
- Review of Prevailing Over Time: Ethnic Adjustment on the Kansas Prairies, by D. Aidan McQuillan, in Mennonite Historical Bulletin, 1993
- Review of On the Move: A Study of Migration and Ethnic Persistence, by Marilyn Rose, in Mennonite Quarterly Review, 1992
- Review of Life and Conduct, by Ezechiel Sangmeister, in Communal Societies, 1991
- Review of Pilgrims of a Common Life, by Trevor J. Saxby, in Mennonite Life, 1990
- Review of Community for Life, by Ulrich Eggars, in Mennonite Life, 1990
- Review of Anabaptism and Asceticism, by Kenneth Davis, in Direction, July 1975
- Reviews of publications (a sampling):
- The Prairie People: Forgotten Anabaptists reviewed in The Mennonite Quarterly Review, Mennonite Life, Direction and others
- The Rise and Fall of Synanon: A California Utopia reviewed in The Nation, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Los Angeles Times, Direction, Journal of Utopian Societies, Communal Societies, The Journal of American History and others
Presentations (1992-present, a sampling):
- "The Hutterites in 2013," Agricultural History Association, Banff, Alberta, June 2013
- "Communal Christianity," "The Hutterites in North America" and "The Hutterites Face the Future," Durnbaugh Lecture Series, Young Center for the Study of Anabaptism and Pietism, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, April, 2012
- "The Hutterites in 2011," presented at the biennial convention of Mennonite Church USA, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, July, 2011
- "Synanon Cults in the American West," Tabor College, Hillsboro, Kansas, May, 2011
- "The Hutterites in 2011," presented at the annual banquet of the Mennonite Brethren Historical Society, Hillsboro, Kansas, May, 2011
- "Hutterites in North America: A New Golden Years Period," presented at the International Hutterite Educator's Conference, Winnipeg, Manitoba, August, 2010
- "Perceptions of the Hutterites in 2007," presented at James Valley Colony, Elie, Manitoba, May 2007
- "Perceptions of the Hutterites in 2006," presented at Group 1 Schmiedeleut German Teachers Conference in Aberdeen, SD, October 2006
- "Religion or Cult: Synanon as Symbol or Synanon as Maverick," presented at Communal Studies Association in Marshall, California, September 2006
- "Writing and Publishing Communal History," presented at Communal Studies Association in Marshall, California, September 2006
- "The Hutterites and the Bruderhof: The Difficult Relationship between two Christian Communal Groups," presented at Dakota History Conference, April 2006
- "The Hutterites and the Bruderhof: Different Perspectives," presented with Ruth Lambach and Max Stanton at Communal Studies Association in Pittsburgh, PA, 2005
- "The Hutterites and the Bruderhof: The Relationship between an Old Order Anabaptist Group and a Modern Religious Society," presented at Fresno Pacific University Senior Scholar's lecture series, September 2005
- "Old Order Christianity in California," presented at American Historical Association, Pacific Coast Branch in Corvallis, Oregon, August 2005
- "Critical Thought and Intellectual Hospitality," presented as Fresno Pacific University Commencement Address, May 2005
- "Paul Tschetter: Dakota Hutterite Pioneer," presented at Dakota History Conference in Sioux Falls, SD, April 2005
- "Paul Tschetter: A Leader in the Middle," presented at Paul Tschetter Descendent's Reunion in Freeman, SD, April 2005
- "FPU Sabbatical Policy: A Personal Reflection," presented at Fresno Pacific University Faculty Seminar, September, 2004
- "Synanon as alternative society, new religion or cult?" presented at American Historical Association, Pacific Coast Branch, August 2004
- "Communal Expressions of Christianity: Catholic and Protestant," presented at Interreligious Student Forum, Brown University in Providence, RI, April 2004
- "The Hutterites and the Bruderhof," presented at Young Center for the Study of Anabaptism and Pietism annual lecture series, March 2004
- "The Scholarship of Discovery," presented at Fresno Pacific University workshop, August 2003
- "Small Schools and the Spirit of Community," presented at Freeman Academy "Steps Forward" annual dinner in Freeman, SD, May 2003
- "Publishing While Working Full-time," presented at Fresno Pacific University Faculty Seminar Series, March 2003
- "Mennonites and Ethnicity," presented at Mennonite Community Church, Fresno, California, October 2001
- "Stories from the Hutter Past," presented at California Mennonite Historical Society annual meeting, April, 2001
- "From Nonviolence on the Beach to a Rattlesnake in a Mailbox," presented at Communal Studies Association in Zoar, Ohio, October 1998
- "Synanon: Five Years After it Ended," presented at Communal Studies Association in Amana, Iowa, October, 1996
- "Research and Teaching," presented at Fresno Pacific College Faculty Seminar, March, 1996
- "The Hofer Colony: An Hutterian Alternative," presented at Communal Studies Association in Fort Myers, Florida, October 1995
- "Integration, Correlation and Specialization," presented at Fresno Pacific University annual meeting of master teachers, student teachers and supervisors, September 1995
- "Five Paradigms of Ethnic Relations," presented at National Council for the Social Studies in Phoenix, Arizona, November 1994
- "Ethnics and Ethnicity," presented at Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development in Chicago, March 1994
- "Interethnic Relations in Schools," presented at Fresno Middle School Teachers Conference, February, 1994
- "The Hutterite High School Experience: Boundary Maintenance on the Northern Plains," presented at International Communal Studies Association triennial meeting in New Harmony, Indiana, October 1993
- "Multicultural Confusion," presented at California Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, in San Luis Obispo, March 1993
- "Multiculturalism: Assimilationist or Pluralist?" presented at Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development in Washington, D.C., March 1993
- "The Prairieleut: A Forgotten Hutterite People," presented at Communal Studies Association in Nauvoo, Illinois, October 1992
- "Religion and Politics in South Dakota," presented as plenary session lecture, Dakota History Conference in Madison, SD, 1985
Scholarly work:
- Consultant for the book, Concise Encyclopedia of Amish, Brethren, Hutterites and Mennonites, edited by Don Kraybill and David Rempel Schmucker, proposed publication in 2010 by the Johns Hopkins University Press
- Consultant for "Teaching American History," a federally-funded project with partnering support from the Clovis Unified School District, Fresno Pacific University, the Library of Congress, Microsoft, and others, 2002-2005
- Consultant for the Burton Buller/John Ruth film, "The Hutterites: To Care and Not to Care," 1983


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I don't feel like buying only one game game out mediocre interest, very mediocre at that.
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Beyou has arrived safely Mindelo harbour in Sao Vincente, one of the Cape Verde islands, where he had diverted on Saturday night to find shelter. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Maître CoQ skipper retires from the race + Video By Vendee Globe, 2:06 AM Tue 20 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, the Maître CoQ skipper has reached Cape Verde islands, where he was able to analyse his situation. Along with his shore crew, Jérémie has considered every possible solution allowing him to stay in the race. But none of them guaranteed Jérémie's safety without help from the outside. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Rudder scare on board Hugo Boss + Video By Vendee Globe, 1:32 AM Tue 20 Nov 2012 The Vendee Globe fight continues for the remaining skippers. Alex Thomson was faced with a broken rudder bar on board Hugo Boss as the hydro generator ripped off whilst Gutek is heading north-west on board Energa. If Alex Thomson ever retires from sailing he might be able to open a mechanic's workshop after unveiling the result of seven hours handiwork with his grinder. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Golding contemplates Doldrums passage By Emily Caroe, , 1:18 AM Tue 20 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, benefiting from the unfortunate problem of Jérémie Beyou – who has a broken ram which controls the keel head on Maitre Coq – and has slowed to try and repair - and trading places with nearest rivals Jean Le Cam on SynerCiel and Dominique Wavre on Mirabaud. He has a positive outlook on the week ahead as he contemplates his passage across the Doldrums, which will start tomorrow. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Advancements made as skippers' fight continues By Vendee Globe, , 4:44 AM Mon 19 Nov 2012 The 20-strong fleet that set off in the Vendée Globe has already been reduced to sixteen and the trauma of this toughest of sailing race continued on the eighth day, with the news that Jérémie Beyou (Maître CoQ) had suffered a broken hydraulic jack in his keel. With a sudden clean break causing his boat to lurch his canting keel was left swinging loose beneath the boat. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Enjoyable miles on board Gamesa By Emily Caroe, , 3:30 AM Mon 19 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, there have been enjoyable miles in steady trade wind conditions for Mike Golding who this morning is in a close, intense race with Jean Le Cam on SynerCiel. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Battle continues as skippers push on By Vendee Globe, 4:16 AM Sun 18 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, Javier Sansó (Acciona 100% EcoPowered) revealed that he went up his 100ft mast and successfully retrieved the main halyard on Friday evening, but so sheltered was the spot he found on the northeast coast of Tenerife that he was becalmed until 0400hrs (French time) on Saturday. ...[more] Vendee Globe: Black Friday - And then they were 16 By Vendee Globe, 4:16 AM Sat 17 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, Javier Sansó reports that he has been sailing for thirty-two hours without his mainsail. He was approaching the Canary Islands yesterday afternoon, where he will shelter in calmer conditions while he climbs up his 100ft mast to recover the main halyard. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Mike Golding nearing completion of first full week By Gamesa Sailing Team, , 2:29 AM Sat 17 Nov 2012 As Mike Golding looks forward to completing his first full week of his fourth Vendée Globe solo round the world race tomorrow, Saturday 17th November, the British skipper has been facing a frustrating time dealing with a wide band of high pressure which is making for light and unsettled breezes as he tries to improve his eighth place position today [Friday]. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Lead change and dismasting as skippers push on By Vendee Globe, 1:43 AM Sat 17 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, while Samantha Davies announced her dismasting to the race office last night, Armel Le Cléac´h, (Banque Populaire) took the lead from François Gabart. But for all the skippers in the top eleven, the conditions are much more comfortable than at the back of the fleet. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Frustrating, busy night onboard Gamesa By Emily Caroe, , 1:26 AM Sat 17 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, it has been a frustrating, very busy night for Mike Golding on Gamesa currently lying in eighth place, chasing Jérémie Beyou on Maitre CoQ who is 32 miles ahead in seventh but over 200 miles to his west as he races 125 miles SWW of the west side of Canary Islands. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Battered and broken but pushing on By Vendee Globe, 5:51 AM Fri 16 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, Louis Burton was winning his race against time yesterday as he limps back to Les Sables d'Olonne after his collision with a French fishing boat at 0300hrs on Wednesday. He had 408 miles to go at 1600hrs (French time) after and making 263 miles in the last 24 hours. ...[more] Vendee Globe - Sanso reports damage to Acciona 100% EcoPowered By Vendee Globe, 1:41 AM Fri 16 Nov 2012 In the Vendee Globe, the Acciona Sailing Team has been informed by its skipper Javier 'Bubi' Sansó that the boat Acciona 100% EcoPowered has had to modify its sailing route having suffered a bit of damage to the track of the main sail halyard whilst sailing in very harsh sea and wind conditions. ...[more]
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Raw Sour Cream, YEEEEEH!!!!, awesome for my salads. Love it. I think I put i little more lemon than I should of, but I love this recipe. Very easy. Do you have any recipe for hummus? If you do, I can't find it. Thanks, thanks, thanks.
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- 1 cup cashews (soaked and rinsed)
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 3/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
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- Directions to make this raw sour cream recipe:
- 1. If you are wise and patient, soak your cashews first and then rinse them before blending. If you are impatient and have a high-speed blender, just throw dry cashews in your blender.
- 2. Add all ingredients, including cashews, into your blender.
- 3. Blend until smooth.
- 4. Transfer to a bowl and then chill in fridge for at least 2 hours.
- 5. Enjoy on raw vegan tacos or as a dip!
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By The RawtarianRaw sour cream recipe - Yet another simple cashew-based recipe that whips up quickly in the blender and will tingle your taste-buds!
Big thanks to Ashlyn for sending this recipe my way. It's totally my style (simple, quick and delicious) and a great excuse to make this raw vegan taco meat recipe, which I hadn't had for ages. Because to me tacos and sour cream go hand in hand, don't you think!
This is super quick to prepare. Best made in a high-speed blender, of course.
What is your favorite way to use raw sour cream at home?
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- This recipe is very low in Calories, Carbohydrates, and Sodium.
- This recipe is low in Fat.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Protein, and Iron.
Amounts per 53 g (2 oz) suggested serving
Name | Amount | % Daily |
Calories | 128 | 5 % |
Protein | 4 g | 7 % |
Fat | 10 g | 12 % |
Carbohydrates | 8 g | 2 % |
Dietary Fiber | 0.82 g | 3 % |
Sugars | 1.6 g | |
Calcium | 11 mg | 1 % |
Iron | 1.5 mg | 12 % |
Sodium | 197 mg | 9 % |
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Hi Judith, haven't posted up a free recipe for hummus yet. Should do, though! Glad you are liking the sour cream!
I made this for a vegan friend of mine I'm vegetarian and we had a mexican lunch it was soooo good! Definitely a make again thanks!
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This is unbelievably awesome! I added 1/4 teaspoon of salt (instead of 1/2) and 1/2 teaspoon of salt (instead of 3/4) to get just a little bit more subtle taste. And this stuff rocks, really!
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The best sour cream ever! It's smooth when the cashews are soaked for a bit (I soaked for only an hour and the consistency was marvelous.)
My favorite lunch is raw vegan tacos and this was the missing piece that put it all together! Thank you so much!
If left overnight in the fridge this sour cream tastes exactly like French Onion Dip! I am in heaven, thank you!
I just made tacos with your "taco meat" and this sour cream and salsa. Amazing! I am in awe. Just superb, thank you so so much!!
I just love the fact that I can look up nearly everything and find a great raw sub! About to try this one!
Raw Sour Cream, YEEEEEH!!!!, awesome for my salads. Love it. I think I put i little more lemon than I should of, but I love this recipe. Very easy. Do you have any recipe for hummus? If you do, I can't find it. Thanks, thanks, thanks.
I made this for a vegan friend of mine I'm vegetarian and we had a mexican lunch it was soooo good! Definitely a make again thanks!
I just found your site and I love it! I am new to raw eating and this site gives me high hopes of maintaining this lifestyle. I don't have a Vitamix I have a Oyster blender but its pretty sharp. Do you think the sour cream will still come out creamy?
How long should I soak the cashews if I have time to go that route?
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It was a great episode. Just aired here on YTV in Canada. I have to say loved everything about this episode. The emotion, Chimchar's crying, loved it.
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It's not deep?!? She (didn't know it was a girl) sounds like a 38 year old man that's been smoking since he was 18. It's deeper thyan my voice and I'm 28.
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an overall enjoyable episode.i ecspecially loved chimchars emotions.
The emotions did work well - great display
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god this episode was emotional (sniff) felt so sorry for chimmy , loved the way everyone gave support. Sevipers so stubborn but lovable aswell
I enjoyed the episode and thought it was somewhat touching and very enjoyable. I think that the 'teaser' at the beginning was not very enticing but there wasn't anything terrible about the episode. Mind, there wasn't anything overly excellent about it either.
I liked how we got to see some stuff with Chimchar and Paul.(although, they weren't pleasant on Chimchar's part) There is a huge difference between Ash and Co. and Paul, so I could see Chimchar abit..moved by this. Well, Chimchar is happier with Ash and Co. then Paul.(duh)
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The crying scene is probably one of the main reasons I love Chimchar so much now. I only wish I was the one cuddling it. I mean, who wouldn't feel for Chimchar at that point? Oh yeah... Paul.
Every time I hear that song I think of that crying scene, because "Shout, shout, let it all out" is pretty much what Chimchar does in that scene. It is that song and that scene that make the episode's name so perfect for it.
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Good episode. Chimchar was great. it was nice to see Chimchar beating Elekid in a fight.
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I really enjoyed this episode. Chimchar was confused about what was going on, but glad to see the little guy has settled in.
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More character development for ol' Chimchar? The writers really must like him haha. I thought this episode was good storywise, I just didn't think it had as much action as I was hoping for. Just typical character development.
It was nice to see all the Pokemon out of their PokeBalls so they could enjoy their lunch together. Seeing as Chimchar had to eat alone when it was with Paul, Chimchar was a bit confused about the whole unity in the group I guess. But it was cute to see Ash try to bond with it and teach it about their group.
Seeing the source of Chimchar's original distress (the Zangoose) made it all worth while. I didn't think Paul would have resorted to sure brute training methods in the first place. I'm glad overcame some of it's fears. 8/10
This was a nice episode. It's sad to see how Chimchar was so traumatized but I'm glad it's in Ash's care now and overcame it's fear of Zangoose.
One of my favourite Sinnoh episodes.
The Seviper vs Zangoose... nice. But the way Chimchar have got into the crew... that was really awesome. Chimchar has finnaly realized what is the sensation of not to be a slave.
Yeah, they sure stayed on that part for a bit too long, didn't they? I was thinking, "Yikes! Awkward!
So, Chimchar is officially a member of Ash's team. Serves Paul right for treating his Pokemon with such disdain.
That's sweet how Meowth was actually being nice towards one of "The Twerps" Pokemon. You don't see that every day!
Awww, Chimchar crying was just so sweet and also a bit heartbreaking!
*Gives Chimchar a hug*
Ya know, I think this was the first episode I saw when I first got back into Pokemon...
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Paul did the right thing to release Chimchar because it did not fit into his team..... But Chimchar will be a real powerhouse in Ash's team
This episode was ok... It was interesting to see Chimchar getting used to being treated nicely by Ash instead of horribly by Paul. It was cool to see Chimchar so emotional after being treated great for the 1st time ever. It was cool to see Chimchar finally get over its fear of Zangoose. More scenes displaying Seviper and Zangoose's hate for each other... It was interesting to see Chimchar's flashbacks of how it was being treated in its time with Paul.
Poor Chimchar,Paul Treated It Badly Just seeing that terrified face makes me cry
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I loved tis episode. It was nice to see some character develpment in Chimchar. The flash backks were pretty sad. It was awsome to see Chimchar build up the courage to beat all of them Zangooses after Seviper failed at doing so. 9/10
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Chimchar got good character development in this episode.
All of the main group's Pokemon were out of their could enjoy their lunch together, but Chimcher was eating alone...because it had to eat alone when it was Paul's Pokémon. Chimchar was not used to eating with other Pokémon, so it was scared at first. But it was nice to see Ash bondin with Chimchar and tell it about their group's bond.
It's interesting that Chimchar was affraid of Zangoose.
Chimchar crying on Ash's arms was a touching moment, but it would've been even better if Ash's dub voice in this episode was same as his BW dub voice....he sounded kinda rough in this episode.
I'm glad Chimchar finally got over his fear, this episode shows that Chimchar is better off with Ash instead of Paul.
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Macklemore and Ryan Lewis play Wednesday at Wells Fargo Arena. / Special to the Register
1. The musical "Wicked"
Maybe you�ve heard of it? The musical returns for a third visit to the Des Moines Civic Center on Wednesday, exactly 10 years after the show�s Broadway premiere. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, and 1 and 6:30 p.m. Sunday, with a special Halloween matinee at 2 p.m. Thursday. Other dates through Nov. 10. $40-$147. A lottery for $25 orchestra seats will be drawn two hours before each performance; show up 30 minutes earlier to put your name in the hat (limit of two tickets per person). www.des moinesperformingarts.org
2. Chiara String Quartet takes on all six of Bartok's string quartets
The Lincoln, Neb.-based quartet plays a pair of free concerts 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday at Drake University�s Sheslow Auditorium. And that name, by the way, comes from the Italian word (key-ARE-uh) for �clear, pure or light.� You learn something new every day. www.drake.edu/music
3. 'The Odd Couple' by Tallgrass Theatre
Neat-freak Felix and slobby Oscar get together again in a new staging of Neil Simon�s play. Jim Benda (Felix) and Bob Baskerville (Oscar) star at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday through Nov. 16 at the Rex Mathes Auditorium in West Des Moines. $15 in advance, $18 at the door. www.tallgrasstheatre.org
4. Fleet-fingered fiddling phenoms Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy
The duo visits Ames for a night of song and dance at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3 at Stephens Auditorium. They play it all � Celtic, Cajun, bluegrass � with help from pianists Mac Morin and Erin Leahy. $29-$35 for adults, $18 for youth. www.center.iastate.edu
5. 'Thrift Shop' hip-hop act Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
The group plays Wells Fargo Arena at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. It broke through earlier this year with the hit �Thrift Shop,� which became the first No. 1 hit in almost 20 years without the support of a major record label. Opening the show is Talib Kweli and Big K.R.I.T. $35-$45. www.dahlstickets.com
6. Night of the Living Dead Moines: Rex Manning's Revenge
The event features local bands performing as �90s pop greats at7:30 p.m. Thursday at Wooly�s, 504 E. Locust St. The acts include Mint performing as Blink 182, Volcano Boys as Weezer, Karen Meat & The Players as Hole and Surf Niagra as Bush. $10. www.woolysdm.com