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Golden Grahams, Lucky Charms, Cheerios Well, now that iv gotten my favorite cereals out of the way... (Basics About Me 101) -Super easy going (im soooooo NOT about drama and fights) -Confident, yet humble -All about meeting new people (i thrive in social settings) -LOVE LOVE LOVE...girls w Great Sense Humor-Laughs-Smiles-Sarcasm (i can totally make fun of myself and laugh, so feel free to join in) -Dressing sharp is a must! Whether its a plain white t-shirt with jeans OR dress shirt and tie my goal is to always- make it look great! -Love fun & mentally stimulating Conversation -Generous to a fault ("Well, there goes that shirt off my back") -FAMILY, FAMILY, FAMILY (Nothing in this Universe is better!) -Dog Lover (I love all dogs and they seem to all love me... well, at least i think so.. haha) -Open to Learning and Experiencing New cultures, places, foods, music, etc -Dunkin Donuts Coffee Fiend (nothing my 12 Step program cant fix, though) -WORST SPELLER EVER (uumm..is that spelled with 1 or 2 "l"). You'll infinitely be correcting every kard i give you! (kidding, im not THAT bad... I know its a 'c') -[HATE:] judgmental and negative people -Enjoy Long Walks on the Beach (joking-- but, isnt that an internet dating must) **FAVORITE Thing on Match- the Disclaimer/Reminder: "Do Not Wire-Transfer $ to anyone on match" -So, scammers STAY AWAY from me!! cause im on to you!! and im NOT stupid enough to transfer anything more than $500 dollars to a complete stranger. (Advanced Me 102) -Im a New Doctor, fresh out of training (YES, someone was crazy enough to hand me a medical degree..haha) So, at times my schedule can be intense, so i appreciate your patience in advance :) -My side gig which i absolutely love is playing guitar and singing w bands, so if LIVE music is SCARY to u, there is a strong likelihood that im not the right one for you. -God plays an important part in my life, which doesnt mean i need a goody two shoes, rather someone that can respect and appreciate that. **(Hook ups and Games NEED NOT APPLY) (Quickest Way to Creep Match Girls Out- Sooo Not Cool!) -Lie bout everything, except that you like to breathe Oxygen -Putting up a picture of Tyson Beckford (uumm..a model, google him if need be) when really look like Screech from Saved By the Bell -Disrespectful, Rude, or Sexual comments **U find yourself often being labelled as1 or More of these by girls: CREEPY, WEIRD, or AWKWARD (and all time worst- when u just cant understand why) **Inability to understand Appropriate Age Ranges- (uumm..if ur 56yr from Southbend IN, divorced x2 w 4 kids, dont waste ur time emailing that 23yr Cute Blonde) -ZERO goals or direction in life (Lindsey Lohan is able to look well thought out and organized standing next to you) -Claims of having the body of a Greek God, when in reality your keyboard is smeared w grease **Hey, Dudes!! Save the pics of you w ur shirt off, flexing in front of the mirror! Its admirable that uv worked hard for a 6-pack, no one denys that, but its just wrong time to show it off, thats all) -Simply being Boring (So, Why Match?) Simple! Im at that point in my life where id love to find a cute and Amazing Girl. I consider myself a fairly good looking, charismatic, and fun guy who can Actually meet girls in "real life" too..haha But, i figure why not use all the potential means to meet that quality girl. **For the Right Girl, im ready to start Slaying Dragons, if need be!! -- I REALLY hope you're her! ***If you think You and I maybe a great match together, Please feel free to Message me... Looking Forward to Hearing from You ;)
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Re: ULA Ohm price increase and option decease?
Actually in my opinion the new owner of ULA is smart. Let's start out with the assumption that Brian was earning a wage, not running a "profitable" business. This is typical of many s...
Re: "If you were seperated from your pack..."
We cannot be prepared for every "what if." I do see some huge first aid kits in gear lists, anticipating a 1,000 what ifs. I carry little in my pockets. It is usually only what I am go...
Re: Making my footwear white
It is pretty well accepted that lighter colors reflect heat, but then I haven't done any real testing. I have to say that colors of shoes really do not seem to make any difference to me. I ...
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>> 3.8oz. per shoe! Wow, that is light. I 'm almost certain the sweaty sock in the shoe would weigh more than the shoe itself. Buying quality racing flats is like buying lingerie, the les...
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Josh, Probably so. But UL advocates multiple use. If one item can be used for more than one and save weight, then it makes sense. However, the is always an economy of scale... I don't ove...
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Seems to me that in case of an emergency, then a group leader needs to surface in case members are not prepared, or require life saving advice. There are many other circumstances that someone needs...
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Your kids are going to give you a hug after you just spent their inheritance and college tuition?
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I have nothing but problems with the Dri Ducks zippers. Very finicky, and often want to separate as it is zipped up. Sometimes I have to zip it up before putting it on. I order a Marmot Essence ...
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Jim Q... So the wife hasn't seen the credit card bill yet? :) Actually I like the Adventure shirt a little better because it has 3 buttons at the neck and buttons on the sleeve. But since...
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Cool enough in 82F weather, warm in cool weather. Hood replaces light cap and light baclava. One piece of gear replaces several single items! Sizing is not 'standard.' But... if you review ...
ULA Equipment
5/5 It seems that from earlier reviews, ULA has solved the communication issues with the addition of Casey to the staff, which must have solved that void. Not only was the communication great (t...

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The buzz from San Diego continues
By: SGN Staff
If you didn't make the trip to sunny San Diego, we've got you covered. This is day two of our roundup from DistribuTECH ...
Customer engagement OK in OK
Oklahoma Gas & Electric released some promising results from 2,500 residential and business customers participating in year one of a two-year-smart grid study. OG&E residential customers who volunteered to participate were randomly assigned a combination of a peak price plan and smart technology. Business customers were involved as a large focus group and could select their price plan and technology. Among the findings: 1) customers with a smart thermostat achieved a maximum demand reduction of 57 percent during the peak period when compared to a control group; 2) the amount of electricity used by participants on the company's variable peak price plan was highly influenced by price. Average energy use during the peak period ranged from a 1 percent increase during low price periods to a 33 percent decrease during high price periods, and 3) the average energy reduction during peak periods, on the highest price days, ranged from 11 percent to 33 percent, depending on smart technology ... In related news, Silver Spring Networks announced it is expanding its partnership with OG&E as the utility begins the second year of its demand response study.
Show and tell
Partnering with UISOL, Alektrona is featuring simulated demand response events between wholesale markets, utilities and in-house energy management DR devices at the conference. In addition to providing connectivity with premise-based energy devices, Alektrona's Z-Aperture OpenADR client integrates with utilities and regional transmission organizations to provide real-time pricing information and price based demand response capabilities ... Sierra Wireless is showcasing its solutions for the utility industry at DistribuTECH and also announced that Ambient has selected its AirPrime™ embedded modules to provide 3G wireless connectivity for Ambient's latest X-series smart grid communications node, used by energy and utilities companies. The X-series smart grid node is part of the Ambient Smart Grid® communications platform ... GridSense announced the commercial launch of its latest T&D line monitoring system, the LineIQ™, which it is also exhibiting this week in San Diego. "The LineIQ assists utilities in improving their reliability even in the face of aging infrastructures," noted Lindon Shiao, GridSense CEO ... Comverge is demonstrating how OnStar's EV infrastructure can be integrated with Comverge's IntelliSOURCE platform. The idea is that utilities can monitor and control the energy used by EVs, like the Chevrolet Volt, within broader energy efficiency and intelligent energy management programs.
Charging ahead
There have been several announcements on the EV front this week, including Milbank Manufacturing's news that it will provide AeroVironment's EV charging stations to its customers - including utilities, developers, contractors, businesses, and consumers - through Milbank's nationwide distribution network. That includes major home improvement retailers serviced by Milbank ... Meanwhile ClipperCreek, a producer of Electrical Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE), announced a collaboration with Jetlun Corp., which provides intelligent energy management solutions for homes and buildings. The companies will offer a smart grid-enabled EVSE to allow EV charging station owners to remotely monitor and control their EVSE and to opt-in to participate to their utility programs to reduce energy costs.
DistribuTECH roundup day 1 ...
Team spirit
Alcatel-Lucent and Tantalus are demonstrating a live LTE network using an LTE on Wheels truck to show how utilities can simultaneously support SCADA, AMI, Mobile Workforce, and other smart grid applications over a single wireless broadband network ... CURRENT Group and Oracle are expanding their relationship to help utilities conserve energy, improve efficiency and reduce outages. CURRENT's intelligent distributed sensing, monitoring, and analytical technologies provide new sources of real-time data from throughout the distribution grid, allowing Oracle Utilities software solutions to make faster and more efficient responses to changing distribution grid conditions. Elster and ABB are teaming up to provide remote wireless feeder monitoring at the medium voltage level. By integrating Elster's Alpha-based medium voltage (MV) AGInode monitoring and communications platform with ABB's new SCC-125 split-core combination voltage and current sensor, the companies say data gathered from medium voltage sensing points can now be combined and time-synchronized with other system-level data allowing utilities to more efficiently monitor and operate their distribution network.
On the home front
In Coming soon - a dashboard for your home, Jesse Berst earlier this week wrote about progress Control4 is making with its home energy management vision. There's plenty more buzz on that topic from San Diego, including HAI's announcement it will partner with Memphis Light, Gas and Water on its smart grid demonstration project, providing 500 home area network (HAN) devices to select MLGW customers ... Meanwhile Energate announced its next generation family of Foundation® Smart Thermostats that can pair with optional Companion® Dockable Home Energy Displays ... Verizon announced that Constellation Energy selected its high-performance IP network to power its new customer-access portal, NewEnergy Online, and demand-response application, VirtuWatt, offering customers new ways to manage energy consumption and control costs ... In announcing its expanding portfolio, Silver Spring Networks said it will be able to support new solutions such as turn-key supply and provisioning of in-home devices to simplify HAN deployments. Noting that "an essential piece of any successful energy management program is the integrated hardware and software that takes into account both the needs of the utility and the end user," Comverge revealed plans to integrate the Carrier® ComfortChoice® Touch thermostat into its IntelliSOURCE platform to enhance residential energy management programs.
Customer care
At its symposium on the eve of DistribuTECH, Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative released its State of the Consumer Report, a detailed 38-page document that covers all facets of consumers and the smart grid, including their knowledge of the technology and the best opportunities to engage them. The report builds on a series of focus groups sponsored by the SGCC in October 2010 ... The third in a suite of papers on privacy and the smart grid, developed by Ontario's Privacy Commissioner in collaboration with Hydro One, GE, IBM and Telvent, was released during DistribuTECH. "Privacy is the foundation of a trusting relationship with our customers," noted Laura Formusa, President and CEO of Hydro One. "By considering privacy at the inception stage of creating the smart grid, we can ensure our customer's faith in the technology, in the tools and in our company." ... Tendril unveiled Tendril Energizeâ"¢, what it's calling the industry's first-ever application suite based on proven behavioral science techniques that provides utilities with simple, easy-to-use tools that deliver increased, persistent consumer engagement in home energy performance.
What's next on the conference circuit? Bookmark our smart grid events and conferences calendar to stay up to date.


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Paul B. Evans
Valley Center
No Fifth Amendment protection for Filner
For those attempting to postpone the inevitable, by demanding "due process" for Bob Filner, it is important to recognize that the Fifth Amendment states that "no person shall be ... deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law."
By asking Mayor Filner to resign, no one is depriving him of life, liberty, or property — only employment. Once the lawsuits are filed by his alleged victims, Mayor Filner can have his "due process." In the meantime, he should resign in order to salvage the dignity of this city he claims to love, since he has no chance of salvaging his own.
Harish Praba
Public 'board' should fire its problem employee
Bob Filner is an employee of the city of San Diego. As he was "elected" by the public, we are for all purposes his boss or, possibly better said, his board of directors. When an employee does not perform his job duties correctly — or, as in this case, abuses his authority — he must be removed from his position by the board.
Since currently there in no formal method for the board to fire Mr. Filner, the only method of recourse is to recall the mayor.
The unfortunate problem here is Mr. Filner is going to continue to dig in his heels, just as Richard Nixon did when he said, "I am not a crook" (although Nixon did, ultimately, resign). This will cost our city embarrassment in addition to a lot of needless expense.
Mr. Filner, you were trusted and hired by the board. You have broken that trust. For once, do what's right by saving our city embarrassment and money. Get out.
Jack Jecker
Ocean Beach
Shark bait
Isn't it interesting that the same Democrats who helped to facilitate the hiring of Bob Filner now want to throw him to the sharks?
They knew what he was when they endorsed him over Carl DeMaio, who I believe would have made an excellent mayor.
We know that their party stands for more debt, more government, more taxes, more job-killing policies, more empty promises, more money out of your pocket, more government intrusion.
I say let Bob Filner finish out his term. Maybe by then some of the Democrats and their upside-down logic will begin to see a little bit of light.
David Klinger
City suffers while Filner remains mayor
It is turning out that Mayor Filner has a long history of mistreating women, as some are now discovering. He has admitted and apologized before — this isn't something new.
Regarding his latest scandal, Filner released a statement in which he admitted to intimidating and mistreating women in his office. Then, the next evening, he released a statement, "denying sexual harassment claims."
So I have to ask: How does this man mistreat and intimidate women in the workplace, and it not be considered sexual harassment? Filner's behavior is unacceptable, no matter what its called.


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On the way to 100 books: a mid-year reading report
I set myself a goal for this year of reading 100 books. Through June 30, I'd read 58, slightly ahead of the pace I need to reach my target.
That sounds like a big pile of books to some of my friends and coworkers, but I'm aware of people who will read more books, in some cases many more books, this year than I will. »Read Full Article(2)
Sally Struthers brings experience, humor to 'Hello, Dolly!'
If the cheerful and idealistic Gloria Stivic had stayed with us during the decades since "All in the Family," what would the intervening years have made of her?
Having won two Emmys playing Meathead's wife, Sally Struthers is back with the answer: The increasingly confident Gloria would have become matchmaker Dolly Levi, rendered sharper and more pragmatic by life's knocks but still every bit as warm and loving, and even more of a stitch. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Symphony makes most of cathedral setting in concert
The phrase "working the room" clearly means different things to people.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and associate music director Francesco Lecce-Chong moved their proverbial tent to the Cathedral of St. John on Friday evening and worked the room beautifully with a program of Pärt, Bach and Bruckner that was perfectly tailored to the acoustics and ambience of the space. »Read Full Article
Skaggs, Hornsby pair piano with frenetic fiddlin' around
From the carefully placed microphones to the stringed instruments in the hands of Ricky Skaggs and the six members of Kentucky Thunder, the stage of the Northern Lights Theater at Potawatomi Bingo Casino was clearly set Friday for an evening of bluegrass music.
Had that been the bill, it would have been a fine show of prodigious talent playing the music Skaggs has been mastering since his youth. But there in the middle of the stage was an unusual addition to bluegrass tradition: a grand piano and its own experimental master, Bruce Hornsby. »Read Full Article


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Dr. Jack Hayford, founding pastor of The Church on the Way, has led a team of anointed leaders to produce the New Spirit-Filled Life Bible, which offers a fresh look at the Scriptures and the work of the Holy Spirit. Now, this dynamic Bible is available in a special large-print edition that makes reading even easier. This new edition addresses important issues of Spirit-filled living in the context of solid biblical scholarship. Readers will be glad to see the popular "Word Wealth" feature and the "Kingdom Dynamics" feature throughout the Bible. A new generation of believers seeking to become biblically equipped for kingdom building will eagerly read and embrace the New Spirit-Filled Life Bible.
AWESOME Bible
By Janeen Rosenberg on Oct 12, 2003
I cannot put the Bible down. I owned the first version and, yes the print was larger in the old version, which I can use as I get older. This Bible has practically everything you need in it from maps, Strong's Concordance, Greek/Hebrew translation of words, and word study. The awesome part is in the article series in the back of the Bible which talks about the problems w/in today's church, Healing of Our Nations (called to a reconciliation ministry to all nations), restoration, Messianic Believers, spiritual gifts, and how to bring another to Christ. As a Jewish believer, the relevancy in today's world with the Middle East, Judiasm, Israel, and the prophetic word from the O.T. is right on target. It is an awesome Bible!
Excellent source for the Maturing Christian
By Millie The Writer on Mar 28, 2005
Over the years I have used many Bibles, different formats, different translations. This Bible has been by far the most effective in learning exactly what the content of verses means. It has outstanding commentary by Jack Hayford. The word wealth entries absolutely opened my eyes into the words, their original meaning and how it could apply to my life today. This is my personal favorite part of this Bible. It really helped me understand context of verses so much better than ever before. It has a excellent concordance, that is extensive and helpful in finding help in word studies or finding a particular verse. I found it more extensive than most Bibles, and rarely had to consult another concordance in searching for specific scriptures. One of the more defining parts are the Kingdom Dynamics which teach spiritual concepts for our personal lives, and how to apply these to our daily living and growth in Christ. At the end of most books is truth in action. It offers Keys, steps and guidelines that break things down in a very understandable format, easy to absorb and use for practical application. This Bible has helped to transform my thinking in several areas, it not only opened up the scripture in a more defining and life changing way. It gave me practical down to earth tools, concepts and revelations to use in my daily life and walk before the Lord. I think you will find it a great tool in opening up the word of God to your spirit. It becomes personal and transforming. Something we all surely need daily in this troubled and divisive world. Where as many translations still leave you wondering, what did that mean? I believe this one will leave you thinking wow.. I never knew that.. thats great! To me the Bible is fuel for your spirit. You need it to refresh yourself daily and this Bible offers tools to make it even easier. Without reading the scripture often, and applying it, our spiritual life cannot survive. We will find ourselves weaker and more worn from the cares of life, and the temptations. It brought a wealth of information and tools to my Bible study I have not found in any other. I hope you will get a copy and see what wonderful changes it can make in your own life. This Bible makes you want to read more, learn more, and dig deeper into it to find the meanings and concepts that God has left for us in his Inspired Word, a guidebook for the soul. That makes it even more valuable. I hope you give it a try. Millie (from Millie's Devotions and INspirations)
Best Bible for Kindle Yet!!!
By Amazon Lover on Sep 18, 2010
I recently upgraded my kindle to the latest and greatest version and bought a new Android phone with the Kindle app on it, that way, I can access all of my books while on the go and all of them stay in sync with each other. Pretty cool! Anyway, I also began looking for a new Kindle Bible. I am so glad I found this one! It has exceeded my expectations in that all of the links for study notes are embedded into the Bible, so just click on a link while reading and it will take you straight to the note associated with the passage. After you are finished reading the study note, just hit back and you are right back where you left off. With the new kindle being faster than the old one, it makes the experience of reading the Word extremely enjoyable, I also always felt that the leather bound version of this bible had too many notes for my taste and distracted me from the Word itself, that no longer happens to me with the kindle version, for some reason, it is now easier for me to ignore all of the notes and just read the Word when that is what I want to do. Please keep in mind that my comments on the leather bound version are not meant to suggest that I don't love this excellence resource, because I do. I am extremely thankful that I have it at my disposal when I want to study something in depth. Long story short, if you are looking for a new Bible for your Kindle, even if you were not necessarily looking for one with study notes, I believe you will enjoy The Spirit Filled Life Bible for Kindle!
Agree that the old one is better
By Stacia R. Roesler on Jan 30, 2003
I agree with the reviewer who said the old one is better. I considered buying the new one from a bookstore but the graphics turned me off: smaller type, jumbled, hard to follow. There were a couple of new things in this one that were attractive, but I also agree that the loss of the old articles more than outweighed the additions. Amazon was selling the older edition (1998) too---go for that one! (Try half.com if no longer available on Amazon) But if you can't get the older one, then this is the next best thing.
Very Good Study Bible.
By Terry Covington on Mar 04, 2004
This is the best Study Bible I've used in my 12 years of trying to understand God's word. The NKJV is alot easier to understand not to mention the added comments by Jack Hayford and team. I highly recomend this Bible for those who want to learn more from the Bible. Hope this helps someone to make a decision. Thank You. Terry Covington
New but not necessarily better
By Writer49 on Jan 11, 2003
The original Spirit-filled Life Bible was a triumph - filled with great information and practical articles that helped ground believers in their walk. I owned several and recommended them to my friends. I was looking forward to the next edition, hoping that the editors would find some innovative way to improve on a great beginning. They didn't. While the new version sports a new look, new graphics, new contributors and new articles, the flaws outweigh the gains. The good news is the commentary, word studies, and book notes duplicate the first edition. Some of the articles of the original make a second appearance - like the excellent article on understanding the end times. The center column cross-references and notes are very useful along with the maps at the end of the bible. These things continue to make the SFLB a useful and balanced teaching tool for believers. The flaws are the graphics (they muddy up the "look" of the SFLB) and the new articles. Graphics are always subjective, but the new ones are busy and cause the pages to look crowded with different colored half-tone boxes, tiny margins and too many type styles. Where the revision really suffers is in the new articles. Pat Robertson's outstanding 15-page essay "Spirit Answers to Hard Questions" was dropped. In its place are offerings on world evangelism, healing nations, understanding Messanic Jewish Ministry, and How to lead a Person to the Savior. Of these, the last one is the only one with practical value - after all, few of us will be conducting world evangelism, nation healing, or outreaches to Messianic Jewry. These themes admittedly have real value to the Body of Christ - but is the limited space available in the Spirit-filled Life Bible the best place for them? Are believers really getting the best bang for their buck? Not in my opinion. The articles feel more like Spirit-filled political correctness than discipleship and that takes its toll on the new edition. No longer is it the hard hitting, one-volume, discipleship manual for Charismatics that the first edition was. Sorry to say this, but I'm sending mine back.
fantastic study bible!
By Longhorn on Mar 05, 2011
This is a great study bible so far, i LOVE it! my favorite so far are the "word wealth" sections that give you the translation of words from the original hebrew/greek text; it really is teaching me so much! you will not regret buying this bible!
inadequate presentation
By Thorinduke on Feb 25, 2011
I am new to kindle, and decided to try it because I'm tired of dragging around books. The idea of several hundred books stored in a portable device - sweet. And being able to take a library with me... That being said, I decided to try the NKJV Spirit Filled Life Bible, which I love. The Bible itself is great. The formatting of it is largely good - many of the notes are "hidden" and to view them, just click on the icon. Very good. But why would they not index it? To get to a New Testament book I have to get out my book Bible, look up the exact wording of a book, eg, "The First Epistle of Paul the Apostle to Timothy" and enter it in and I can get to 1 Tim that way. But there's no way to get to a particular verse, and that makes using this E-Version unwieldy and intensely irritating. They could have done better...period. I'd gladly pay another ten bucks for a fix to this albatross of an application. Let me be able to type in Matt 23:16 and go there instead of having to go to Matt 1:1 and then haveing to forward through every page until I get to where I want. Someone needs to get their head off their seat cushion and back on their shoulders and think about what they're doing, which they obviously didn't do with this effort. I'm not nearly as angry as I am disgusted. Now I hesitate to even consider buying one of these products unless I see that it is specifically labeled "indexed."
agreed- the old is better
By Ken_diercouff on Sep 03, 2003
... (If you are going to buy one, get the older edition.) The older edition had larger print size in a darker font. The paper in the previous edition was better too and didn't bleed through. I don't like to see shadows from the other side of the paper- it distracts. "Modern" is not always better, and is sometimes just cheaper quality. I saw this edition in a store and was thankful that I didn't buy it. As far as the content, the NKJV is still superb. Some of the articles seem bizarre, and, as a previous reader noted, inappropriate for the limited space in a study Bible. I'm glad that Jack Hayford is still the editor. The Spirit Filled Bible is still a great Bible! Maybe the next edition will revert to a superior product with all the old features. Maybe more articles on discipleship and church dynamics. (And, as long as we are making changes, go to a paragraph structure, like real English; there is nothing spiritual or functional about "verse format.")
By Grace Brunelle on Feb 09, 2007
I had a hard time picking out a bible for myself because I research, and I love the Amplified version too. However, this bible with its' WORD WEALTH, and fantastic footnotes, helps etc is a lifetime resource. I am happy for the tabbed pages, however, they have grouped books together, like 3 or 4 into one tab so it still does take time to find what you are looking for. The gilt edged pages are really true gold colored. The pages are thin but strong, the binding is flexible. Mine arrived with a scratch on the cover but I so needed a bible i figured it would be ok. I only wish it came in more than one color. I think Jack Hayford and team did an excellent Job on this NKJV and I have found the enormous wealth of studies so vast that It will definitely take a lifetime to study. I HIGHLY recommend this bible as a first or as an additional resource!


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If you're under 5'5" front loader wont be an issue. I highly recommend top loaders for top floors and anybody who hates bending over and mold buildup.
Yes I concur to this. I have a sammy front load one also and it started to stink and we just cant get it out. Very poor design.
I have the FL but my next will be TL. The FL builds mold and you always have to bend there, POC. There si no HE since you would have to constantly run bleach cycles or other things to cope with the mold. HE my A$$.
Every month I run a tub clean cycle (if you don't have one, turn on the extra water, extra rinse, and use the hottest water possible), but run it using WhirlOut [amazon.com] which you can get from Home Depot. Just add 4 oz's into the actual drum, and run the clean cycle. It will clean out the internal piping. Then leave the door open to dry out.
Everything old is new again: My grandmother had a front-loader in the early 1950s. She hated it then and I certainly wouldn't have one now. I'd avoid the washer plate models, too. Read the reviews on line and watch the videos. Our center post top-loader is now 44 years old and works well. The dryer is of similar vintage. I replaced the drive belt once and that's been its only repair. Most people replace their appliances needlessly and wind up buying things that are going to be headaches because of their added complexity and inferior construction....in my opinion.
Always check searsoutlet when buying appliances like this. You can search all floor models within x miles of your zip code. I've gotten a washing machine 50% off and a dishwasher at 70% off. Sometimes you might have to drive a little bit, but sometimes it's worth it.
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For what it's worth....We have a Whirlpool Cabrio top loader, it's about 5 years old. The bad: It is LOUD, so loud that I generally put the spin setting on "low" to lessen the freight train like noise. If the spin is on "high" it sounds like it's going to take off. The low spin seems to work good enough. Every once in a while it gives an error, locks and won't open - after about 5 minutes it releases. If you throw in one large quilt or blanket it will get bunched up and throw it off balance, almost have to throw something in to balance it and I feel like I'm overloading. That said, I will probably get another top loader of a different brand. The good: The capacity is very good, there's never been a comforter too large. There's never been an issue with smell and it's in use most days. When reading the reviews on front loaders someone mentioned you're supposed to wipe the door seal down after each use - not a big deal, just another thing to do and remember. The way our house is set up you can see our machines when you walk in the back door if the laundry room door is not closed. I often just pitch stuff in the washer as the day progresses. I don't want to see the clothes through the window in the machine. Plus if you need to leave the door open, that looks sloppy and we have a pet that would love to climb in an open machine.
The bummer is, no matter what you get it won't last as long as your good ol' Montgomery Ward. Good luck shopping!
Wonder if I could just get mine fixed ??
It still works fine, it just doesn't balance the loads as well as it did before.
And now when it stops.....it STOPS !!
No more slowing down.
If not....now I am leaning towards another top-loader.
As long as I can find a quiet one
The more I research....the more I cant decide.
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Dave Bohler , who covers the Milwaukee Admirals for the Journal Sentinel, is reporting that Ads forward Ryan Thang has been recalled by the Nashville Predators. The move is necessary given the unknowns of Mike Fisher's condition after recieving a huge open-ice hit by Ducks defenseman François Beauchemin on Saturday night. This will be Thang's first tour of duty in the NHL. After scoring 41 points (14 goals, 27 assists) last year for the ads, the Notre Dame alum has made quite an impression this season. His six points in seven games are second most on the Admirals and his five goals are a team high. We will post the press release as soon as it's available.
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1/2 cup
uncooked instant rice
4 (10 inch)
garlic and herb flour tortillas
1 cup
shredded Monterey Jack cheese
4 tablespoons
diced red onion
4 tablespoons
Ranch-style salad dressing
I had some left over grilled flaked salmon, but not enough for an entire entree. These were wonderful, although I did make some changes based on the ingredients available. In addition to the flaked grilled salmon, I used 1/8th cup of coleslaw made with caesar dressing (rather than rice), a sprinkle of finely grated parmesan cheese, and some finely chopped fresh tomatoes and green onions from my garden. YUM! What a great lunch these wraps made! Thanks for the fantastic idea, Kimberly.
My husband and I didn't care for this ... while we do like all the ingredients, we just didn't like them in this combination. The sweetness of the ranch didn't go well with the jack cheese and salmon .. the cheese didn't go well with the salmon. The texture was not pleasing (to us). Sounded nice .. but ... not to our taste.
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I tried this recipe on my own for lunch and it just didn't taste as well as I had hoped. I like everything it calls for, but together it just didn't suit my tastes. All the same, thanks for posting.
I precooked some long grain rice the night before instead of the instant rice. This is one of our favorite recipe including the kids.
I seasoned my salmon used long grain rice red onion added bacon bits the ranch dressing need something quick & tasty put it all together & added a sprinkle of cumin for a southwest kick yummy!
We all thought this was pretty good, and loved the convenience! It went together easily and I thought the flavors blended together well. I used pesto and garlic wraps, and think that plain tortillas would have worked better. I also used ranch with bacon dressing, and that was very good.
subbed sour cream for ranch. added lime juice. was ok but not great....
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Disgruntled Republican scientists rushing to clone James K. Polk.
NASHVILLE -- Republican scientists are secretly working to bring former President James K. Polk back to life in time to run him for president in 2008, The American Spectator has learned.
"America yearns desperately for a second James K. Polk presidency," said one scientist involved in the project. "OK, I made that up. But my God, have you seen who we have running? I'm thinking of voting for Gordon, the lead chimpanzee in my Alzheimer's study. Sure, he might be a chimp, but at least I know where he stands on the issues. And at no point has he ever voted for a baboon or supported any of their liberal, self-indulgent policies."
The scientists, a crack team of geneticists and political science professors, are striving to reanimate the eleventh president "for the good of the party and the country," according to one insider who asked not to be identified.
"Like most other Republicans, we long for a candidate we can really get excited about," the source said. "Unfortunately, Andrew Jackson has already served two terms. So we're cloning James K. Polk."
With no Republican candidate electrifying the party's base or the scientific community, the scientists began meeting in early autumn to consider the previously unthinkable: cloning a former president and running him for office.
"We first met with the intention of cloning Fred Thompson, but it turns out he's actually alive," said Filbert Piglatin, chief of genetics at the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Biological and Environmental Research, currently on leave to lead the Polk project. "And according to news reports, he's already running for president, though I have yet to see any data confirming that hypothesis."
The team chose Polk after ruling out Ronald Reagan, Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Jackson as ineligible and Calvin Coolidge as unelectable.
Asked whether running a deceased person would be a problem, Piglatin said it would not.
"The Constitution says you have to be at least 35 years old to be president," Piglatin said. "It says nothing about being alive."
The scientists wound up with Polk because of his politics as well as his availability.
"Through extensive research we have concluded that each of the current Republican candidates is in fact significantly less Republican than James K. Polk," said Waldo Dinghiddy, a professor of molecular biology at the University of Florida. "This is true even though Polk was a registered Democrat and had long hair."
"Ronald Reagan said that he didn't leave the Democratic Party, it left him," said Elmer Ribbington, a geneticist at Georgia Tech. "In Polk's case, that is literally true."
Polk also would stand a decent chance of beating Hillary Clinton, the team concluded.
"He's got a great record," said Yin O'Malley, a political scientist at Emory University "In Polk's single term he lowered tariffs, sparking economic growth, and expanded the size of the United States by 800,000 square miles. California and Oregon are states because of James K. Polk, which puts the entire West Coast into play in the event of a Polk candidacy. Plus, he had a They Might Be Giants song named after him. Not even Barack Obama can say that."
The scientists have until Nov. 2 to get Polk revived, briefed on current politics, registered as a Republican, and registered for the New Hampshire primary.
"We're working faster than Bill Richardson at a buffet restaurant full of voters," Piglatin said. "It'll be a hectic few weeks, but if we pull this off, Republican primary voters will finally have a candidate they can rally around. Oh, and we'll also have the greatest scientific breakthrough in the history of mankind. But I don't care about that as long as I don't have to vote for Julie-Auntie, Oven Mitt, or McStain."
Andrew Cline is editorial page editor of the New Hampshire Union Leader and editor of the humor blog www.gunsnbutter.com.
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By Nancy Pasternack, Appeal-Democrat, Marysville, Calif.
Jul. 22–Plans for a 250,000-square-foot expansion, an eight-floor main tower, and a helicopter landing pad at Rideout Memorial Hospital in Marysville are underway, pending the results of an environmental impact report.
Officials of Fremont Rideout Health Group hope to break ground in late 2009 and complete the project by the end of 2012.
The City of Marysville approved a contract last week for Planning Partners, an environmental consulting group, to produce the $198,000 report, which will include ground and air traffic study results.
Fremont Rideout Health Group, owner of the hospital and of Fremont Medical Center in Yuba City, has agreed to fund the study and reimburse the city for related administrative costs.
The project has been budgeted at $140 million.
"It'll be quite a building, and will serve the citizens of this region for quite a long time," said Tony Moddesette, vice president of facilities and projects for Fremont Rideout.
The helicopter landing pad, according to the most recent revision of expansion plans, will be constructed atop an eight-floor tower above the main entrance.
Fremont Rideout's plans are part of a move to streamline operations in its two locations, and to move all acute and inpatient care to the hospital in Marysville.
Changes in earthquake compliance codes for hospitals require updated construction with a deadline to move out of noncompliant buildings by the end of 2013.
Most of the health group's buildings in Yuba City will be unusable for inpatient care, according to Moddesette.
Expansion of the Marysville hospital will include connecting hallways from the main tower to the emergency room, which will have its own entrance and parking lot off of Third Street.
According to Moddesette, the weekend of July 12-13 brought 140 patients to the Rideout Emergency Room, a volume that is not out of the ordinary.
"ERs across the state are overwhelmed," he said. On average, two or three patients are transported each month by medical transport helicopter to Sacramento-area hospitals.
"It can be really terrible," Moddesette said. "We get gunshot patients — all kinds of things come through there."
Currently, part of the hospital's parking lot has to be cleared out in order for a helicopter to land, which, "can cause a little bit of delay," in treatment, he said.
In addition to the helicopter landing pad and ER access, the expansion plans also include room for 132 additional inpatient beds and an option to convert additional space for 36 more.
City Services Director Dave Lamon said changes to the hospital will likely have a positive impact both on health care in the Yuba-Sutter area, and on Marysville's flagging economy.
"We'll have more doctors and related medical development around the hospital," he said. "Any increased activity like that is good for the city."
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The first image of Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor has been released and he sure is gaunt! According to director Zack Snyder, "He's not any of the Lexes that you've seen, that's for sure, other than him being a captain of industry and one person to the world and another person to himself. And bald, of course. Our Lex is disarming and he's not fake. He says what he believes and he says what's on his mind. If you can unravel the string and decipher what he means, it's all there." I'm not even sure what you mean, Zack Snyder.
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Fluency in Customer Conversation is a Key Business Driver
There is a reason why this publication is called Fast Company. The US has an even shorter attention span than many places I've had the fortune of spending time in. I've been writing about customer conversation here for more than 18 months and I don't get tired of saying it - fluency in customer conversation is a key business driver, one that will make or break a company's tenure at the economic table.
In the past several months I outlined how in customer service action speaks louder than words, we talked about moments of truth, how to find out what customers want, and how to give your company service deadlines. We took a look at how Best Buy socializes for business, and how Adobe uses Delicious to reap rewards.
It's not that service and communications are becoming less influential in marketing innovation, it's that we've lost the ability to create and sustain conversations that are worth having. The ability to know what to listen for, understand, and translate into business outcomes has never been more rare - or more precious.
Fluency in customer conversation also means that internal behaviors in the development of the very products the company sells and the way it delivers services need to change. Customer experience has taken center stage. Think abut Zappos.com and Amazon. What does the first business do incredibly well? it has a tight relationship with customers that give it permission to talk with them and a story worth spreading. This is why it deserved the attention of the second business. Incidentally, they could have both been in any kind of business, they chose shoes and books to start.
Marketing cannot be solely the discipline of shaping an offer; with social media, it needs to align the offer proposition with the way its delivery is experienced in the marketplace.
A company needs to know how to answer the social phone, in addition to mapping to the social engagement profile of its customers. It's not so much the company's stories that connect with an audience, but the way in which a company is able to bring to life its fluency in customer conversations - it's how people relate to each other and to the tools that best solve their problems.
A business that does a good job at capturing that connection and playing it back, will have emotional resonance in its communications. If you believe that the heart of marketing is in shaping the business, then you also know that customers are not a mere audience - they're where your business comes to life.
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Thank you for elaborating further, Loraine. I don't know why many businesses find it hard to talk about "story" and storytelling. Something like, "just the fact, m'am," misses the whole attraction and connection that narrative has for people. Indeed everyone is a customer.
At the heart of every compelling customer conversation are two elements: a meaningful message that is relevant to the customer and a storyteller who knows how to deliver a customer-centric story. In my experience working especially with hi tech companies, it's the storyteller component that is sometimes lacking.
Valeria, you are spot-on in your other assessment: that customers are not an audience. I would add that they ARE your company... your board of directors...your executive management team. When organizations see them as such, the stories and storytellers take go to a whole new level. Thanks for the great post and insights! Loraine Antrim Core Ideas Communication
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Sometimes defendants can lose by winning – as we discussed that some time ago on the question of punitive damages and choice of law, pointing out that while having all punitive damages issue decided under a single state's law sounds great as long as you like that state's law, it's not so great when the next plaintiff brings a class action – or the next client is headquartered in a state with less favorable law.
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Teachers College Press, 2002 - Education - 177 pages
Why and how have whites joined people of colour to fight against white supremacy in the United States? What have they risked and what have they gained? For anyone who has wondered about the character, motivations, and contributions of white civil rights activists, Refusing Racism offers rich portraits of four contemporary white American activists who have dedicated their lives to the struggle for civil rights. Drawing heavily on interviews and memoirs, this volume offers honest accounts of their thoughts and experiences and shows how their commitments are central to our ongoing history.
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By Nawara Fattahova, Kuwait Times
Jul. 1–KUWAIT — Kuwait's environment is in danger and the government is not taking the necessary measures to protect it. As many violations are occurring in the environmental field, the Green Line Environmental Society (GLES) is watching the Kuwaiti environment and is trying to help preserve and protect it. GLES, a voluntary NGO, recently detected serious and dangerous environmental violations. The society has reported the matter to the concerned authorities responsible for the environment — the Environment Public Authority (EPA) — but they have not received any response until now.
GLES decided to bring the matter up with His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammed Al-Sabah. "Kuwait should be rescued from environmental crimes committed against its residents which are caused by the negligence of the EPA. I call upon the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammed to use his authority to solve these problems. We demand an independent committee be formed so we can investigate the reasons behind the corruption spreading in the EPA. The investigation should last for three months so the committee could issue a detailed report about the poor performance of the EPA and its participation on environmental crimes and violations. The report should also give solutions and recommendations," said GLES Chairman Khalid Al-Hajri.
Al-Hajri pointed out that the EPA was very negligent of its duties. "EPA is hiding relevant information from the public in order to distance the Kuwaiti society from Kuwait's environmental reality. GLES demanded for various types of environmental information from the EPA, but they never replied as they know that this information would be added to the environmental report which will be submitted to the Parliament," he added.
The EPA is committing further crimes and violations. "The EPA approved of the actions of a company to inject dangerous kinds of poisonous chemical waste in the earth. If GLES didn't interfere and stop this company, Kuwait's environment would have been destroyed," Al-Hajri pointed out.
Salmiya, one of the most vital commercial and residential areas in Kuwait, was a subject of corruption as well. "Cement factories, which spread poisonous and carcinogen cement dust, were allowed to be built in Salmiya's residential area. The EPA didn't move a muscle to sanction these factories and this led GLES to hold a campaign demanding the closure of these factories. Fortunately our campaign was successful and the factories were closed," Al-Hajri further said.
He further noted that children living in Kuwait's southern areas are suffering from different diseases. "The southern areas, especially Um Al-Haimman has become a storage area of diseases caused by the spread of poisonous gases. The Air Pollution Detecting Department at the EPA didn't even react on the calls for aid from the residents there," Al-Hajri explained.
GLES managed to get a document issued by the US Army, which proves that gas pollution percentages have been extremely high in Shuaiba Industrial area for four years already. "The EPA knows about this, but they still haven't done anything to fix this problem. We haven't seen any positive changes," highlighted Al-Hajri.
Other areas are suffering from pollution as well. "Many residential areas that are located next to industrial areas are suffering from pollution. For instance, Shuwaikh Industrial Area is full of environmental violations and many chemical materials are stored there. This is like a bomb that could explode at any minute," he added.
According to Al-Hajri, the EPA is useless in many other fields and areas. "The EPA has also failed to effectively help in rescuing Kuwait's marine environment, which is the State's main resource of water and fish. The marine pollution has even spread to numerous Kuwaiti islands," he noted.
Dumpsites are a critical and dangerous problem in Kuwait as well. "Kuwait is now full of dumpsites due to the negligence of the EPA, given that it has not implemented a plan for recycling waste. Dangerous gases are being produced since there are so many dumpsites. Furthermore, these gasses could explode at any moment given that these gasses contain methane gas. The best example of this problem is the Qurain dumpsite, which hasn't been solved since the 1979," Al-Hajri concluded.
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Julia Vacanti is an ambitious Miami attorney who, when not battling the everyday sexism found in male dominated courtrooms, is quickly rising within the ranks as a tenacious prosecutor.
Julia agrees to take on the sensational murder case of a respected surgeon accused of murdering his wife and small children. Were these killings the result of a delusional schizophrenic episode as the defense strategy states? Or, were these murders a precise, exacting plan from the warped mind of a cold-blooded killer? In order to know for sure, Julia first must get to know madness itself.
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New Delhi, April 22 (IANS) Filmmaker Mani Kaul, who has made movies like 'Uski Roti' (1970), 'Duvidha' (1973), has taken over as the new director general of the Osian's-Cinefan Film Festival of Asian and Arab Cinema.
Kaul succeeds film historian Aruna Vasudev, who retired after the 10th edition of the fest last year.
'Irrespective of its independent or mainstream origin, we will strive for a dispassionate portrayal of new and bold cinema. Our programme will range from uncompromising experimentation in films, to an archival kind of cross reference between cinemas of the world, to an articulation of an emerging, thinking new stream cinema in India,' Kaul said on the 11th edition of the fest in a statement released here Wednesday.
Kaul has also made critically-acclaimed films 'Ashad Ka Ek Din' (1971) and 'Idiot' (1992), among others.
The 11th edition of the gala will be held July 17-26 at the Siri Fort Complex in the capital.
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The Smith-Cotton Tigers baseball team remained unbeaten in the month of May with a pair of wins Saturday in Springfield.
The Tigers, who have won six straight, beat Republic 10-3 and Glendale 9-2 at Glendale High School.
Dakota Brown went 4 for 4 with two doubles, two RBIs and two runs scored against Republic.
Roberto Ramirez was the winning pitcher, allowing one earned run with three walks and one strikeout in seven innings.
Gavin Jones earned the win against Glendale, yielding two runs with two walks and four strikeouts in six innings.
Nick Hagedorn went 3 for 4 with an RBI and three runs scored for the Tigers, who improved to 16-6. Cody Kozak went 3 for 3, and Brown went 1 for 3 with three RBIs.
Track and Field
Class 2, District 7 at Archie
Two Cole Camp athletes won district championships Saturday in the Class 2, District 7 track and field meet at Archie.
Drew Harms on the 100-meter dash in 12.03 seconds, and Kaleena Logan won the triple jump (34 feet, 10 inches).
Nine athletes or relay teams qualified for next week's sectional meet. The top four finishers in each event move on to the sectionals.
Smithton is sending two athletes in three events to the sectional competition, and Windsor qualified in seven events.
Knob Noster won the boys district team championship with 102 points. Windsor was fifth with 52, Cole Camp was sixth with 51.5 and Smithton was 15th with 17.
Sherwood won the girls district team championship with 88 points. Knob Noster was fourth with 70.5, Cole Camp was seventh with 46.5, Windsor was 12th with 27.5 and Smithton was 15th with eight.
Here is a team-by-team look at sectional qualifiers:
Darryn Frain was fourth in the long jump (19 feet, 3 1/2 inches).
Ramon Jamerson was second in the 100 (12.07 seconds).
Austin Bendzen, Frain, Jamerson, and Brandon Thoennes were third in the 4x200 (1 minute, 38.32 seconds).
Bendzen, Frain, Harms and Jamerson were fourth in the 4x100 (47.68)
Mark Cooper was fourth in the 3200 (11:22.83)
Kaleena Logan won the triple jump (34-10), was second in the high jump (5-0) and was second in the long jump (16-0 3/4).
Isaac Calvert was second in the 1600 (4:54.65) and the 3200 (10:56.59).
Whitney Fisher was fourth in the triple jump (30-09).
Jerry Nelson was second in the triple jump (41-6 3/4), second in the 110 hurdles (17.0) and third in the 100 (12.08).
Nelson, Brett Rosebrough, Mason Howard and Austin Phillips were third in the 4x100 (47.25).
Dillyn Berschauer was fourth in the shot put (41-03).
Madilyn James was third in the discus (93-05).
Bailey Rollins, Madison Howard, Shelby Williams and Sami Baughman were third in the 4x100 (55.53).
Andre Williams won the long jump (21-8 1/2), the 400 (50.33) and the 200 (23.47).
Hayden Anderson, Ty Hults, Alex Lakin and Eric Scobey won the 4x800 (9-01.04).
Hults won the 800 (2:08.89).
Anderson was second in the high jump (5-10) and fourth in the 1600 (4:57.85).
Lucas DeBerry was second in the 300 hurdles (43.02).
Aaron Adams, Anderson, Andre Williams and Hults were second in the 4x400 (3:36.44).
Michael Williams was fourth in the triple jump (38-9 3/4).
Chris Bussiere tied for fourth in the pole vault (9-6).
Chris Cruz, Donald Couttie, DeBerry and Michael Williams were fourth in the 4x200 (1:41.2).
Bri Gibbs won the 200 (27.7), was second in the pole vault (10-0) and was third in the 300 hurdles (51.92).
Brianna Hunter won the shot put (32 1 1/2) and was fourth in the discus (92-10).
Alyssa Thomas was third in the 800 (2:35.25).
Karissa Rhodeman, Jessica Yates, Alyssa Thomas and Ariel Thomas were third in the 4x800 (10:57.09).
Alyssa Thomas, Ariel Thomas, Gibbs and Asia Casey were third in the 4x400 (4:29.2).
Rhodeman was fourth in the 100 hurdles (18.08).
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Shelby Bain scored her first career goal Friday night in the Sacred Heart Gremlins' 1-0 victory over Southern Boone at Ashland.
Laura Wadley provided the assist in the 70th minute of the girls soccer match.
Goalkeeper Isabelle Wilhelm earned the shutout for Sacred Heart, which improved to 6-4-1.
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The Westran Hornets baseball team took advantage of five Pilot Grove errors en route to a 9-3 win Friday at Pilot Grove.
Morgan Wallace was the winning pitcher. Trenton Young was charged with the loss, allowing seven runs on seven hits with two walks and five strikeouts in five innings.
Jon Gerke went 3 for 4 with two doubles and the team's only RBI. Isaac Lorenz went 2 for 3 with two doubles, and Layne Hoff went 2 for 4 with a double for the Tigers who fell to 14-4.
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Outcome and Status of Microsatellite Stability in Japanese Atomic Bomb Survivors with Early Gastric Carcinoma
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In the decade after the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima, a high incidence of leukemia was observed among atomic bomb survivors. However, the incidence of other cancers gradually increased, while that of leukemia decreased after this period. We evaluated the clinical outcome of early gastric cancer and microsatellite stability over a long-term period in atomic bomb survivors.
The results of surgical treatment for early gastric cancer were reviewed for 117 atomic bomb survivors and 394 control patients between 1995 and 2006. In addition, immunohistochemical staining for hMSH2 and hMLH1 expression was performed to evaluate the status of microsatellite stability in 57 atomic bomb survivors and 82 control patients.
The long-term survival rate for early gastric cancer in atomic bomb survivors was significantly lower than that in control patients (p < 0.01). Multivariable analysis revealed that age and sex were significant and independent prognostic factors for early gastric cancer. Defective hMSH2 and/or hMLH1 expression was also significantly higher in survivors than in control patients (p < 0.001). Logistic regression analysis revealed that atomic bomb survivorship was related to defective hMSH2 and/or hMLH1 expression.
The prognosis of early gastric cancer in atomic bomb survivors was poor and was related to age and sex, rather than to being an atomic bomb survivor. Furthermore, a higher rate of defective hMSH2 and/or hMLH1 expression was observed in the survivors.
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- Outcome and Status of Microsatellite Stability in Japanese Atomic Bomb Survivors with Early Gastric Carcinoma
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Annals of Surgical Oncology
Volume 20, Issue 3 , pp 798-803
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- 2013-03-01
- 10.1245/s10434-012-2567-0
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- 1068-9265
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- 1534-4681
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- Springer-Verlag
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- 1. Department of Surgery, Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Survivors Hospital, Hiroshima, Japan
- 2. Department of Gastroenterological Surgery, National Kyushu Cancer Center, Fukuoka, Japan
- 3. Department of Pathology, National Kyushu Cancer Center, Fukuoka, Japan
- 4. Research Center for Innovation Oncology, National Cancer Center Hospital East, Chiba, Japan


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More than 500 educators and experts from around the world recently attended the iPad Summit at Harvard Medical School, where the focus was on the use of the Apple tablet computer as an educational tool. Teacher Jennifer Carey blogged about her experience at the conference, which she called "one of the most innovative and exhilarating experiences I have had as an educator." Her three takeaways include that the iPad is just a tool, professional development must follow iPad integration plans and the device must do more than replace other systems such as laptops.
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Roasted Pumpkin Guacamole
California avocados are available April through September. This guacamole, a little different then most, is a good late summer or early fall treat.
- Makes:
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- Cook:
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Roasted Pumpkin Guacamole
1 1/2
teaspoons olive oil
cup pie pumpkin or butternut squash, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
teaspoon kosher salt
cup finely chopped sweet onion
tablespoons fresh lime juice
fresh red jalapeno chile pepper, seeded and finely chopped*
cup snipped fresh cilantro
cup toasted pumpkin seeds (pepitas)
teaspoon cumin seed, toasted and ground
teaspoon ground black pepper
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees . In a medium ovenproof skillet heat half the olive oil over medium-high heat. Add cubed pumpkin, season with a pinch of the salt, and cook about 5 minutes, until lightly browned, stirring occasionally. Transfer skillet to oven. Roast pumpkin 5 minutes, just until tender. Remove from oven. Cool to room temperature.
- Halve avocados; remove pits, leaving skin intact. Cup on half at a time in palm, score flesh with paring knife in a grid. Spoon avocado flesh into medium-size bowl. Add onion, lime juice, jalapeno, cilantro, pumpkin seeds, cumin seed, remaining olive oil, remaining salt, pepper, and roasted pumpkin. Stir together; if desired, mash guacamole with fork, Serve immediately.
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Because hot chile peppers, such as jalapenos, contain volatile oils that can burn your skin and eyes, avoid direct contact with chiles as much as possible. When working with chile peppers, wear plastic or rubber gloves. If your bare hands do touch the chile peppers, wash your hands well with soap and water.
Nutrition Facts(Roasted Pumpkin Guacamole)
- Per serving:
- 122 kcal cal.,
- 10 g fat
- (2 g sat. fat,
- 3 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 5 g monounsatured fat),
- 0 mg chol.,
- 250 mg sodium,
- 6 g carb.,
- 3 g fiber,
- 1 g sugar,
- 4 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet


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