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Registered dieticians are experts in food and nutrition. They assist clients by assessing their nutritional status and knowledge, as well as developing appropriate nutritional plans that cater to the client's specific needs, illnesses, and comorbidities. A registered dietician educates clients regarding proper nutritional intake, providing examples of how to select and prepare healthy meals. This person also recommends dietary supplements as needed. A registered dietician may be utilized to assist with weight loss, diabetic nutrition education, prenatal nutrition classes, and other specialty nutrition areas.Read More...
Registered dieticians typically work indoors in hospitals or outpatient clinics. Travel may be required if performing home visits is part of their job. Potential exposure to contagious diseases may occur in some workplace settings. A registered dietician is often a member of an interdisciplinary health team and works closely with physicians, nurses, caregivers, and meal preparers to ensure the best nutritional outcome for clients. A registered dietician usually reports to the senior registered dietician manager and may be overseen by the patient services director or office manager, depending on the practice setting.
A registered dietician must hold a bachelor's degree in nutrition or a similar field. This person must also obtain certification as a registered dietician by the Commission on Dietitian Registration. State licensure as a registered dietician may also be required for employment in certain states. Additional certification, such as diabetes education certification, can increase employability.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Registered Dieticians do not generally earn higher incomes from more experience in the field. People who have worked for fewer than five years bring home $45K on average. Median compensation in the five-to-10 year group, however, is higher at approximately $51K. Registered Dieticians who work for 10 to 20 years in their occupation tend to earn about $61K. People who have worked for more than 20 years report a median income of $64K, which is barely higher than the median for folks with 10 to 20 years of experience.
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The public is invited to attend the Family Festival at no charge. Costs to participate in the Run/Walk are $30 for runners and walkers, $20 for individual living donor/recipient, $20 per person for family registration (4 or more only), or $20 per person for Team Registration (10 or more team members required). More information is available at http://www.donatelifeoc.org.
The event is produced by OneLegacy, the non-profit organization dedicated to saving lives through organ and tissue donation in the seven-county greater Los Angeles area. With 200 hospitals, 14 transplant centers and a diverse population of 19 million, OneLegacy is the largest of the 58 federally designated organ recovery agencies in the U.S., and in the world.
Those wishing to make the commitment to donate may register online at http://www.donateLIFEcalifornia.org or its Spanish-language counterpart, http://www.doneVIDAcalifornia.org. For more information, call OneLegacy at (800) 786-4077 or visit http://www.onelegacy.org.
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Samsung Galaxy KitKat software updates rolling out today
Today Samsung has revealed their plan to update one whole heck of a lot of smartphones to Android 4.4.2 KitKat. They've not been entirely specific about when each of these devices will be getting said update, but their news blast suggests that they're preparing essentially their entire 2013 lot of devices for the next wave. This update includes Android 4.4.2 KitKat with Samsung's own enhancements in tow.


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Henrico's Top Teachers – E. Scott Broderick
Ridge E.S., fourth grade
As a self-professed "career switcher," E. Scott Broderick spent years in a variety of sales and management positions.
But even before he followed his heart to teaching, as he puts it, he always found ways to be involved with children, whether through volunteer work or his hobby: performing as an amateur magician at local libraries.
Although he recalls no "light bulb moments" of inspiration to be a teacher, he does have fond memories of all his elementary teachers – from the first grade teacher who was also a neighbor and the second grade teacher who instilled a love of music to later teachers who taught him to love reading and writing.
What's more, he admits that teaching is probably in his blood, since his father (who went on to become a principal and superintendent) was his physical education teacher while he was growing up.
Today, as a fourth grade teacher, he finds the toughest classroom challenge is engagement, which he describes as "finding fun ways to get your point across so that it will be understood and retained by everyone."
A long-time Ridge Elementary parent who has had a child in his class calls Broderick's teaching style "amazing" and says he excels at getting his point across and at engaging his students through conversation.
Not only does he display genuine interest in what interests students, wrote the parent in her nomination, but he also taps that knowledge in ways that inspire them to succeed.
"Mr. Broderick is never one to be comfortable with his technique," she said. "He is always looking for new strategies and technologies to make sure that each child is reached."
Her own child learned from Broderick how to use creative writing to express herself, said the parent, and also acquired a love of Virginia history that has enhanced the education of the entire family.
"We often take day trips," said the mother, "to places she has discovered through her learning in school."
The student's mother also observed as Broderick's patience and firmness with a difficult classmate of her daughter's turned that student around. Although the boy's behavior was "erratic" and a source of frequent disturbances, she said, "[Broderick] held the bar high and yet taught the child that he had the ability to reach it.
"Mr. Broderick learned what interested him and used it to motivate the child to learn. I saw this boy develop and grow with every visit I made as a volunteer in class."
Not only does he inspire youth, added the parent, but Broderick also serves as a mentor to fellow teachers and future educators through volunteering as a lead teacher for VCU practicum students, serving as a representative for county and state professional organizations, and participating in mentor-buddy programs.
Over the years, he has also served on committees charged with such tasks as framing the science curriculum, reviewing discovery science and social studies scope and sequence, writing curriculum for fifth grade social studies and developing a fourth grade pacing guide. In addition, he has served as a team leader and as sponsor of the safety patrol, and participated on the school-wide Title I committee and the principal's advisory committee.
To top it off, she added, Broderick attends every school event and often helps with PTA programs, from emceeing auctions and talent shows to performing in skits and magic shows.
And what does Broderick receive in return?
Like any teacher, he enjoys seeing the "ah-ha" moments when students make a connection -- shifting from a blank stare at hearing "400 yards" to the glimmer of understanding when he explains the distance as four football fields long. "It's rewarding to see it sink in," says Broderick.
Another teaching moment that never fails to warm his heart, he says, is when students grasp the concept that "work ethic is tied to success – and then apply it in class."
Finally, as the parent of a new kindergartner who enjoys seeing his daughter go eagerly off to school, he especially likes to hear from a parent that their child enjoys coming to school.
"Teaching is its own reward," says Broderick. "It is important not only to like kids, but also to like making a difference in their lives.
"There is a distinction."
Short Pump Rotary volunteers help with rebuild, repair
On June 13, the Short Pump Rotary Club partnered with Schnabel Engineering for a day of volunteer work with Rebuilding Together Richmond. Team members (among them [from left] Chris Rufe, Melissa Abraham, Rick Naschold, and Micky Ogburn) completed a variety of repairs and home improvements ranging from painting and landscaping to cabinet installation and fence building.
"It was a privilege to be involved in this project," said club president Melissa Abraham. "The homeowner kept thanking the volunteers, but I think all of us would agree we are the ones who actually benefited. It was an opportunity to help a community member, fellowship with great people and improve our handyman skills." > Read more.
'Proof of Heaven' coming to Glen Allen
Dr. Even Alexander, a New York Times best-selling author who has been featured on Oprah and Dr. Oz, was in town last week to promote his June 27 talk, "Proof of Heaven," at Glen Allen High School.
Alexander (pictured, at right, while Unity of Bon Air church member Harry Simmons interviews him) has written about what he considers to be his journey through the afterlife.
Tickets to this month's event are $25 and will support the new Bon Secours Hospice House being built later this year. > Read more.
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Pixar's 'Inside Out' is a magnificent, emotional ride
Explaining the nuts and bolts of Pixar's new, exciting, innovative Inside Out – really digging into the film's shape-and-color explanation of the human mind – would take up the entirety of this review. And probably three or four more (if movies had instruction manuals, Inside Out's would be the size and general poundage of a cinder block).
It's a complicated movie. So here's the gist, in as simply-put terms can be. > Read more.
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Product Engineers in the United States can expect wages of $68K per year on average. Including potential for bonuses and profit sharing — peaking near $9K and $8K, respectively — total cash payment to Product Engineers can bottom out near $51K or peak near $98K depending on individual performance. The most influential factor affecting pay for this group is location, though tenure and the specific company have a (lesser) impact as well. Medical benefits are awarded to almost all, and a large number earn dental coverage. There are far more male Product Engineers survey respondents than women, making up 88 percent. Job satisfaction is high and work is enjoyable for most Product Engineers. This overview is based on answers to PayScale's salary questionnaire.
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Product Engineers who go on to become Product Engineering Managers may see their salaries climb quite a bit. Median pay for Product Engineering Managers is $108K annually. The most common career progression for Product Engineers leads to becoming a Senior Product Engineer, where average pay is $91K annually. However, many Product Engineers also opt to become Mechanical Engineers. Typically, a Mechanical Engineer brings home $63K.
Chrysler Group LLC., Ford Motor Company, Analog Devices Inc, Texas Instruments, Inc., and esri are all popular places to work. Those at Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. can expect to make the most, with the company offering a median salary of $95K. Other big spenders include Ford Motor Company, Texas Instruments, Inc., and FMC Technologies, Inc., top-paying firms where Product Engineers see paychecks nearing $82K, $81K, or $80K.
Other low-paying employers include Johnson Controls Inc at $67K and esri at $69K, though some Product Engineers there earn up to $87K.
Product Engineers seem to exploit a large range of skills on the job. Most notably, skills in Data Analysis, Test Engineering, Project Management, and Problem Solving are correlated to pay that is above average. At the other end of the pay range are skills like AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Computer Aided Design. Those familiar with Engineering Design also tend to know Problem Solving and Project Management.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Product Engineers do not generally earn higher incomes from more experience in the field. Workers in their first five years can expect to earn $64K, but people who have been around for five to 10 years earn a noticeably bigger sum of $74K. Product Engineers bring in $83K after working for 10 to 20 years. Product Engineers who have acquired more than two decades of experience generally do see greater compensation; their average income is approximately $94K.
With a pay rate for Product Engineers that is 40 percent greater than the national average, San Jose offers a comfortable salary for those in this profession. Product Engineers will also find cushy salaries in Santa Clara (+31 percent), Austin (+22 percent), Dallas (+20 percent), and Dearborn (+18 percent). The smallest paychecks in the market, 16 percent south of the national average, can be found in Milwaukee. Chicago and Minneapolis are a couple other places where companies are known to pay below the median — salaries are 5 percent lower and 1 percent lower, respectively.
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Are You Too Busy for God?
Here's how Satan schemes to get men to play the "busy card" as justification for the low quality of their relationships—with the Lord and with their families. read more
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A new generation of porn addicts is about to flood the church. Are we ready? read more
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What do you do to honor your family on a daily basis? Here are some things for husbands and fathers to keep in mind. read more
Can an Adulterous Spouse Truly Be Forgiven?
The sin of adultery is one of the most destructive among God's children. Here's how author Jaylin Palacio dealt with the pain. read more
How to Deliver the Apology Your Wife Needs
Telling your wife you are sorry in the right way has immense power. Here's how to S.H.A.R.E the components of that apology. read more
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If you are intentional about your marriage then these tips, along with daily prayer, will help you through the tough times. read more
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Some churches give their men's groups a break during the summer months. Here's why that's not a good idea. read more
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Instead of tearing your spouse down, here's how you can use your words in a way that will make you your wife's hero. read more
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If you and your spouse are not having sex regularly, then there obviously are some issues. But men, don't simply point the finger at her like it's her fault. read more
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Inns of Court School of Law, Bar Vocational Course, 1996
College of Law, London, Common Professional Examination, 1995
Durham University, B.A., Honours, Modern History, 1994
Bar of England & Wales
Solicitor of England & Wales
Natasha Harrison is the London Office Managing Partner of Boies, Schiller & Flexner (UK) LLP and an experienced English barrister and solicitor.
Ms. Harrison acts on behalf of financial institutions, including hedge funds and investment banks, in high stakes international litigation and arbitration. She has extensive experience in all types of finance and business disputes, including distressed debt investments, investments in special situations and emerging markets, sovereign debt investments, structured products and complex finance arrangements. Ms. Harrison has litigated many of the most important bondholder disputes of the last decade, and is regularly retained on behalf of hedge funds to provide strategic litigation advice pre and post investment.
Ms. Harrison has been recognised by Legal 500 and Chambers UK as a leading banking litigation lawyer; Super Lawyers and Who's Who as a leading commercial litigator. She is described as "incredibly commercial for a litigator" with an "unparalleled ability" to turn a client's thoughts into a "cogent argument." Ms. Harrison has also been named in Financial News' 40 under 40: The rising stars of legal services' (2013) and the "Hot 100" lawyers for banking litigation in London by The Lawyer (2011).
Representative Matters include:
Distressed Debt
Vinashin: Acting on behalf of a significant creditor of the Vietnamese shipbuilding company, Vinashin, under and LMA agreement in litigation before the English High Court.
Intercreditor Disputes
Investment Banking and Structured Products
Insolvency/ Chapter 11
Bilateral Investment Treaty Claims and Litigation Funding
Selected Professional Awards and Associations
Chambers UK, leading lawyer in Banking Litigation
Legal 500, leading individual in Banking Litigation
The Lawyer, Hot 100 (2011)
Financial News, 40 under 40: The rising stars of legal services (2013)
Super Lawyer, Commercial Litigation, London (2013)
Who's Who, Commercial Litigation
City of London Law Society
European High Yield Association
London Solicitors Litigation Association
Complex Business and Financial Institutions Litigation: Strategies for a Successful Litigator, Litigation Client Strategies for the UK, Aspatore Books (2008)
Article, Bear Sterns Bank plc v Forum Global Equity Limited [2007] EMHC 1576 (Comm), Journal of Bankruptcy Law (2007)
Article, IFE v Goldman Sachs [2007] EWCA Civ 811, Journal of Payment Systems Law (2007)
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Seminars and Speaking Engagements
Panel, Leadership in Times of Change, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Leadership seminar (2012)
Moderator, Bondholder Disputes and Sovereign Immunity: Defaults and Arising Litigation, IBC Global Financial Institutions Litigation Conference, London (2011)
When the Dialogue Fails: Strategies for Distressed Investors, IIR's Annual Investing in Distressed Debt Conference, London (2008)


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CLEVELAND (AP) -- John Stocco threw a touchdown pass and sneaked
for a score, leading Wisconsin to a 35-14 win over Bowling Green in
Bret Bielema's debut as Badgers coach on Saturday night.
Redshirt freshman P.J. Hill, a bruising 242-pounder in the Ron
Dayne mold, had 130 yards on 22 carries and scored a late TD for
Wisconsin, playing its first game since 1990 without coach Barry
Alvarez on the sideline.
The Badgers didn't look much different with Bielema in charge.
Stocco, slowed recently by a knee injury, finished an efficient
9-of-15 for 124 yards, and Hill put Bowling Green away with a
10-yard run with 5:19 left, taking shots from six Falcons defenders
on his way to the end zone.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Freddie Barnes was most of Bowling
Green's offense. He ran for 158 yards -- a school record for a QB --
and two TDs.
The 36-year-old Bielema has some big cleats to fill at
Now the school's athletic director, Alvarez transformed the
Badgers from Big 10 also-ran into a perennial power, posting a
118-73-4 record and leading the club to three conference titles and
three Rose Bowl wins.
Bielema was Alvarez's defensive coordinator the past two
seasons, taking took over the Wisconsin program from his former and
current boss following last season's win over Auburn in the Captial
One Bowl.
The team he inherited doesn't have the offensive firepower of
last year's squad as running back Brian Calhoun was among six
Badgers taken in the NFL draft. But other Badger staples remain:
Stocco, a massive offensive line and a bruising, low-risk defense.
A fifth-year senior, Stocco recently underwent minor knee
surgery and missed two weeks of training camp. His playing status
was a game-time decision, but he was mobile and accurate all night.
After Bowling Green pulled within 21-14 on Barnes' 2-yard
scoring run in the third quarter, Stocco guided the Badgers on a
75-yard drive, completing a 4-yard TD pass to fullback Bill
Barnes was only supposed to be keeping the seat warm for starter
Anthony Turner, who won the job in the spring but was serving a
one-game suspension for marijuana possession. But Barnes'
performance may cause BG coach Gregg Brandon to reconsider placing
Turner back in the starting lineup.
Ben Strickland's 33-yard punt return set up Stocco's 1-yard
plunge with 17 seconds left in the second quarter, giving the
Badgers a 21-7 lead at the half.
Wisconsin's special teams put the Badgers up 14-7 in the second
After Bowling Green stopped Wisconsin on fourth down at the
4-yard line, the Badgers' defense pinned the Falcons deep, forcing
a punt from near the goal line. Linebacker Jonathan Casillas then
slipped through BG's spread-block formation, snuffed freshman
Alonso Rojas' kick and recovered it in the end zone.
Bowling Green took the opening kickoff, and with Barnes freezing
Badger linebackers with fakes inside, the Falcons drove 80 yards
and took a 7-0 lead when Barnes darted through the middle from the
The Badgers, who beat Bowling Green 56-42 in their home opener
last season, responded on their first possession as Dywon Rowan
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By Elder Julio Cesar Acosta, The decision to follow Christ should be a lifelong decision. Once we have felt the desire to live according to His teachings, to follow His example, to take upon ourselves His name and to seek to become His true disciples, we have entered into the path that leads to eternal life.
By Elder Julio Cesar Acosta, The decision to follow Christ should be a lifelong decision. Once we have felt the desire to live according to His teachings, to follow His example, to take upon ourselves His name and to seek to become His true disciples, we have entered into the path that leads to eternal life.
Boyd K. Packer, president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died at home Friday, July 3, 2015, at about 2 p.m. MDT from causes incident to age. He was 90 years old. President Packer was serving as president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles at the time of his passing, a position he held since February 3, 2008.
President Gordon B. Hinckley recalls a story of an older boy and his young companion as they find an old coat and a badly worn pair of shoes by the roadside.
The Trujillo Peru Temple, the Church's second temple in this South American nation, was dedicated 29 years after the opening of the Lima Peru Temple.
A Builder of the Kingdom.
Funeral Services Announced
Youth around the world will be able to ask questions to Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and his wife, Susan, in a live social media forum on Tuesday, May 12, 2015, beginning at 6:00 p.m. MDT
Caring for others is the very essence of priesthood responsibility. It is the power to bless, to heal, and to administer the saving ordinances of the gospel.
By Elder Jorge Domínguez, May we strive to achieve our dreams and goals, both temporal and spiritual. May we have the firm determination to return triumphant, ready to receive our rewards, in the presence of our Heavenly Father.
"It is your faith and spirituality that has touched us. … What a wonderful blend of God's children you are." —Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
Watch the inspiring messages of general conference.
All members of the Church are invited to participate in the 185th Annual General Conference of the Church, with sessions on March 28 and April 4-5, 2015.
AmericanAncestors.org is the newest family history resource available to members for free.
Conni Chavez decided to spend quality time with her children every day, even if it meant simply doing chores together. Although teaching her children how to make dinner often makes the cooking process longer, it's time spent together.
Start now. Live a purposeful life. Put the power of the compounding of daily disciplines in place in the important areas of your life.
Leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints called Tuesday for legislation across the United States that protects vital religious freedoms.
To increase the conversion of Individuals and Families by making and keeping sacred covenants
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As with the children, each Primary leader or teacher should receive the appropriate instruction to carry out his or her sacred responsibilities; because of this, we have prepared this video entitled, "Teach the Children," which is divided into four segments
General Young Men and Young Women leaders announced the 2015 Mutual theme last September: "O ye that embark in the service of God, see that ye serve him with all your heart, might, mind and strength, that ye may stand blameless before God at the last day" (D&C 4:2)."
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The program include Christmas messages by President Henry B. Eyring,First Counselor in the First Presidency; Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, ElderRichard J. Maynes of the Presidency of the Seventy, and Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson, Young Women general president and The Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square provide the music.
God´s Gift to you is His Son, JESUS CHRIST
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The My Family: Stories That Bring Us Together booklet is an engaging way to capture and preserve your family story.
Elder Neil L. Andersen has challenged all youth to take their own names to the temple.
Are you ready to accept today?
Rajane Samuels, With the help of Heavenly Father, the Holy Ghost, my ancestors, and family members, I had reached my target. I had sixteen worthy and willing temple ready ancestors!


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Semen volume that is extremely minute may be caused by several things including:
- Aging
- Stress
- Smoking
- Obesity
- Retrograde ejaculation
- Repeat orgasms
- Hormone imbalances
One way to increase the amount of semen volume you produce is to delay ejaculations. This can be accomplished with practice, or with male enhancement supplements. The appeal of more semen volume may be peddled by increased chances of fertility, or having the feeling of control.
Other tips to increase ejaculate volume include:
- Drinking more water
- Getting more exercise
- Eating a balanced diet
- Taking a sex hibernation
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The President's Sustainability Steering Committee Academic Subcommittee is charged with setting priorities for the university with regard to sustainability-related education and research initiatives. The committee meets twice a semester to discuss upcoming and current events and projects, assess best practices, and discuss opportunities to better integrate sustainability into curricula and research at UT Austin.
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Intensive after-care programs have evolved over the past 10 years out of the adult supervision probation movement and juvenile intensive supervision probation programs (Altschuler and Armstrong, 1994a). The intensive after-care model, as designed by Altschuler and Armstrong (1994b), represents a reintegrative alternative to confinement and release into the community under traditional parole supervision. From initial confinement to transition into the community, the goals of intensive after-care programs are to prepare the offender for prosocial adjustment to life in the community and in social networks (e.g., family, peers, school, and employment). The after-care component combines surveillance and control of offenders in the community with the provision of treatment and services based on the offender's needs and an assessment of factors that might increase his or her chances of reoffending. The combination of treatment and surveillance is critical to the intensive after-care model. Reviews of the research suggest that community corrections programs that emphasize surveillance and control only may not be enough (Byrne and Brewster, 1993; Petersilia, 1997; Petersilia and Turner, 1993). Community-based corrections programs that balance the provision of treatment and rehabilitation services (i.e., individual and family counseling, drug treatment, and vocational or employment training and assistance) with offender surveillance and monitoring (i.e., drug testing, curfew, and electronic monitoring) should be carefully evaluated to learn what mix is effective.


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Our plans for the day:
I was going to wash my face in the dew, but it's hovering around freezing, so I think I'll pass on that. Any dew is likely more frost.
Pancakes for breakfast
We're making May Day baskets, but since not many flowers are out yet, we're filling them with nature treasures in general (dd1 found a tree that is just starting to sprout leaves)
We're making some kind of treat (either cookies or cupcakes I think) to take to our fairy circle in the woods and have a tea party near our fairy houses.
We'll probably dress up and read some books too.
Oh, and I usually try to put together some kind of maypole thingy... I don't know if I have enough wide ribbon though.
i think in a bit, i will go out and procure some ribbons and sparkly things to dress up the trees and bushes. :
dunno what's for dinner. any ideas? we are omni. i have an organic roast thawed. i was thinking crockpot, but maybe for tomorrow. i think later i will gather some wild food for salad-- i know we have dandelion, i think chickweed, mint, plantain, dunno what else; i will have to go out and see!
happy beltaine!
Me Handfasted wife to M as of 3/7/10 , and Mama to R (1/31/01)
My back is up and down still, sigh.
Hope everyone has a great day, I have no plans except laying on the couch reading.
I plan to spend some time in our woods today- just me and the woods. On Earth Day I took a walk in there and found tons of garbage (why do people think any slope= garbage pit?), so I have decided it is my job to focus on cleaning it up. In the afternoon, the girls and I will put up the prayer flags and make flower crowns. We're all in the mood for lamb pot pie, so that is what I'm making for dinner. Hmmm, what about dessert? Not sure yet...
: Bleassings of Flora and the Jack in the Green to you all.
ETA: You know I can't resist links:
A Celebration of M A Y D A Y by Mike Nichols
Weather Doctor/ Celebrating May Day
I'm very excited about the weekend. I'm going to run errands and get the kids packed up for tomorrow. :
I am so proud of myself, got myself over here and hunted up the new thread on the first day (after spacing on it a couple months).
Not much going on today, as I am in the office all day. But ds and I checked my tomatoes and they seem to be hardy despite two days of frost warnings.
Going to play outside and dance around a maypole this weekend. Can't wait!
My family of 3 (plus pup) Indigo (Aimee), Rob (dp), Ryne (ds) & Phebe (dog), plus my BIL's family of 3.
"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." - Alan Kay
I've been singing from the song Halantoe this morning. It's one of those songs that you can't get out of your mind.
Jolly lum-a-loe.
We were up,
Long before the day-o
To welcome in the summer.
To welcome in the May-o.
For summer is a-comin' in
And winter's gone away-o.
Enjoy the day!
(I'm trying to keep my mind off sad stuff today. Trying.)
Mama, Painter, Special Needs Coordinator
I was going to wash my face in the dew, but it's hovering around freezing, so I think I'll pass on that. Any dew is likely more frost.
salvia-- thanks for those links! i read some fun stuff a while back.... speaking of-- did anyone see my post about the may bush? i'd love to do one, but i just cant find anything to cut! (mesquite just doesnt really seem right...) boo. i'm really longing to live somewhere with "real" plants.
our sweet peas are BONKERS, though. i send you all virtual bouquets of them! that's about as close as i'm going to get to doing may baskets this year, though i am remembering how grandma and i would go out and cut arm fulls of sweet peas on may day, make paper "baskets", and take them to the "shut-ins". sigh. the woman really was a delightful pagan disguised as a methodist.
i wrangled myself some alone time last night and had me a little ritual. very nice.
have a wonderful day, all!
(pictures of the may pole at the little pre-school... we went with my "ribbons and tree" idea, but it will get taken down tonight since the "ribbon" I brought was actually crepe paper and it's supposed to rain. Ah well, don't want our toddlers being too fertile, now do we?)
We'll be having a yummy dinner tonight, and working on our family ribbon goddess... I wanted to do the project last night but it was SUCH a rotten day I just didn't want any of that energy staying around.
I tried to gather dew this morning but it was...well... frozen.
Have fun!
Be pretty! Be practical! Be Pagan! Visit Pagan Hearth & Home!
mama to (4/05), (6/07vbac), (8/09vbac), and (9/11vbac)
|On Earth Day I took a walk in there and found tons of garbage (why do people think any slope= garbage pit?), so I have decided it is my job to focus on cleaning it up.
Anyway, I found the metal hoop from the top of a big metal drum/barrel. It's about a foot and a half across. I didn't find the barrel, just the hoop, and for some reason I didn't want to throw it out... it just seemed like there was something it could be used for. And then I had this image of a ribbon goddess similar to the goddess project in Celebrating the Great Mother. One of the Beltain crafts in that book is for each member of the family to build a "goddess figure" out of this and that, parade them around the house, and then "plant" them in the garden as a cross between a fertility blessing and a scare crow. And I had a mental image of the hoop covered in ribbons, transformed from garbage to goddess and blending the energies of the woods with that of the house.
My plan is to take the metal hoop and loop ribbons over it so the ends of the ribbon flutter free all around the hoop... sort of like a wind sock maybe? We're all coming up with blessings and promises to write/draw on the ribbons so the wind will lift those thoughts out and over our land. I'll also "weave" wire back and forth across the opening sort of like a spider web, hanging beads, bells, and other bits to catch the wind/sun. Going with the "garbage to goddess" fertility theme I'm using some of the trash I collected to do this... there were piles of rusted nails and weird melted glass blobs and small stones from the stream that I'm wrapping with wire to hang with the beads and bells. Sort of blending all the things I've found into something new/sacred/healing.
I'm thinking we'll hang it from a branch where the woods begin (about 15 feet behind our house). I'm planning on building a small family altar/circle there and this is the first step.
It may turn out pretty ugly, but I promise to post pictures once it's done!
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jumping ahead a little bit, but i wanted to share these two fun ideas for taurus new moon rituals.... both are venus-related... both sounded fun!
this one... which she says to do the 4th or 5th
and, this one.... which it sounds like should be done tomorrow! not sure i can find flowing water (freeee wa-wa!) without a long drive, though....
We spent a good portion of our day reinventing our homeschool plan.. a rebirth of sorts if you will.
LOL..eilonwy! I live in Canada (tho not Northern Canada) and we didn't get frost this morning. The day belied the weather forecast tho, its been sunny most the day! Yay!
I suppose I should introduce myself.. I just kind of jumped in. I'm Rynna, and I have four children and a Michael (as listed in the sig). I'm a Jew by birth, and have been practicing Chaos Magick for a loooooong time... though I didn't have a name for it until about a year and a half ago. I do all sorts of things, ritual-wise, and right now I'm on my way out of a really really really rough patch. As many people do when they experience such an upheaval, I'm doing some spiritual growth things. Insanity and depression and miseries make an awful lot of people devout... but devotion to faith means something a bit different to a Chaote.
Happy May ladies! Dd and I made candles at 1 am and they are lit up on the altar as I type this. We made two kinds of oat cookies and they turned out nice.
It's been a long time since I did anything too specific, but I am taking advantage of this sabbat's energy and a new candle to hopefully help calm or otherwise help some stormy times for my Dh and I and our marriage. I'll be carving some things into it and printing out some things etc. It sat in the sun all day and hopefully it soaked up a lot of good vibes.
I am exhausted and tomorrow is kind of busy so I hope to get some good rest. Peace all.
Embrace the learning that is happening within the things that are actually happening!
Hope you're all having lovely sunshine!
I lOVE mesquite. Do you live in the southwest? I think we have loads of real plants here. LOL
I have been discovering that if I try and go by European seasons and ceremonies here in the SW I just get bummed. This year one of our BIG celebrations will be welcoming the monsoon season. Maybe with a shower in the rain. LOL Right now we have been in "spring" since Feb. and are hopping right into summer with temps already in the 90's.
I went and bought LOADS of cut flowers. So it smells like heaven here in the house (we got them for Lumpkins party).
We are going to a farm tomorrow afternoon/evening to see a movie called "The real dirt on farmer John" and have a BBQ.
Much love you May goddesses!
mama to 7 amazing children married to my main man for 24 years and finally home FULL time
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I was full of May blessings yesterday...the kids & I rolled around in the pretty pink blooms and I hung diapers. http://greenleesforest.blogspot.com/ No pictures of the rolling though.
What a beautiful month!!!
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I lOVE mesquite. Do you live in the southwest? I think we have loads of real plants here. LOL
I have been discovering that if I try and go by European seasons and ceremonies here in the SW I just get bummed. This year one of our BIG celebrations will be welcoming the monsoon season. Maybe with a shower in the rain.
i'm more than happy to pack up some of our heat and send it to anyone who wants some. we have more than enough, thanks......
i'm a bit giddy from unpacking my new "camping" chair and discovering it came with its own bottle opener... go figure! might come in handy, i suppose... speaking of, dh came home the other night with a bottle of this beer... thought it might amuse!
...and I hung diapers. http://greenleesforest.blogspot.com/
Right now dd1 is potty learning and completely against the notion of waterproof anything on her bed. So I have a lot of sheets that need to be laundered more or less right now. Sigh. Since we still live in the land of disco-washer I think we may be headed into town for one last coin-op visit.
Some things I don't like line dried (blue jeans!) but others (sheets, diapers, t shirts) are just divine. Mmmmmmmm. Our old house had no outdoor drying space... anything I left outside on a line turned nasty grey from the pollution. But this house! Glories! They're even thinking of putting in a wind farm about a half mile away, to give you some idea of the non-stop breeze.
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where do you live?
your jewelry is gorgeous. i so wish i could afford some
it's SO beautiful here in Asheville right now. it's getting warmish (70s) and very breezy and my yard is just popping out with all sorts of stuff. i'm thinking i have so little actual grassy area that i may just try to find a non-motored lawn mower again. i so hate yard tool noise. *especially* leaf blowers. talk about a waste of energy. nothing you can't accomplish with a rake and/or a broom, sheesh.
i can't wait till PSG! only 6 more weeks to go! anyone here going? it will be our 9th year this year!
so i'm officially dieting. ugh. i'm doing a couch to 5K and i'm joining a gym and i'm tracking calories online. i hate this...but i hate being fat more, especially in summer.
how was everyone's beltaine? we have ribbons adorning our trees
i'm going to a public ritual tomorrow evening, and sunday the other UU church is having the lady who's doing saturday's ritual, doing the service. so we're going there.
i've so got the beltaine fires running in my veins...this time of year i really wish i wasn't unpartnered...but i'm not willing to pick somebody up just to, you know, celebrate the old way sigh.
Me Handfasted wife to M as of 3/7/10 , and Mama to R (1/31/01)
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Since my horse Pilgrim is lame and on at least 30 days rest. I was not going to be able to go to a Combined Driving event at the end of June that I had already signed up and paid so I was a bit disappointed.
Three people from the driving club in St. Louis offered to lend me their horse to go to the show. Although I was flattered that people would trust me with their horse to take to a show, I had to decline. I did not want that responsibility. I just would be devastated if I hurt someone else�s horse, and of course accidents happen all the time.
Well one of the people offering said he was a longtime horseman and he understood things happen, he said I came highly recommended, he trusted me, and he wanted to offer his Halflinger to me to take to the CDE. Well I could not pass it up.
So I have 21 days to get ready for the combined drive with a horse I have just met and have never driven before. I don�t know if it is enough time, the main thing I am worried about is the marathon and making sure he is in shape to trot 30 straight minutes, up and down hills pulling a vehicle with two people.


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1 cup
1/2 cup
uncooked white rice
2 1/2 cups
1/4 cup
brown sugar
1 tablespoon
maple syrup
1/2 cup
Excellent rice pudding! I assumed that 1 cup of water was needed to boil with the uncooked rice. We liked the hint of maple, and the custard was perfect - not dry or watery, and just the right sweetness.
The pudding tasted good, but it was very watery and curdled. Maybe because I used skim milk. If I try it again, I'll use something with a little more fat.
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this is the first time i've ever made rice pudding. i made the following alterations:
2 cups thick whipping cream
1/2 cup 2%milk
1/4 cup maple syrup (real maple syrup NOT something like Aunt Jamima's (sorry about the spelling)
i mixed the out of the concoction BEFORE adding the rice
People have said it curdled, it's not that it curdled it's the fact that it has a similar consistancy to creme brule
it was awesome!
even the dogs loved it.
i like really sweet things so this did it. it was great for breakfast with my morning coffee. thanks!
i think the trick is to mix the eggs, sugar, milk and syrup so that it's completely liquid with no lumps. it turned out nice and golden and was very VERY good. thanks for the recipe...oh yeah and i didn't add raisins. lol
We liked the taste of it. It was good. The thing that I would change is to put a dash of cinnamon on it after it has been cooked to add a little more flavour. Also I would add a little bit more milk in it to make it not so dry. thanks for the recipe.
My pudding turned out horrible, I followed the recipe exactly and it curdled,i think this recipe needs a little more fine tuning
absolutly the best backed rice pudding ever.the maple syrop is what makes it work well.amust for the recipe box
I knew from the recipe directions that this would not produce a creamy rice pudding, but more custard-like. I didn't expect it to separate so much though or be so watery (except the other reviews warned me). I won't make this again. I like the brown sugar and maple flavor, so I will probably try it on the stove top with the same ingredients minus one egg.
Tastes GREAT )with added vanilla & cinnamon) ... but really needs to be cooked at a lower temp, in a water bath, in order to be creamy. I'l be experimenting.
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Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 205
** Calories from Fat: 34
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Hello Ladies,
Found out Friday that my Husband's studio is being shut down. I have group coverage (BlueCross/BlueShield) until the end of the month. We should be receiving Cobra details in the mail shortly, but in the interim, I called our provider to see if we could get bridge coverage directly, and they say I'm not insurable because I'm pregnant.
Since we're Canadian citizens working in the US on a TN Visa, we also have 10 days from the date of termination to leave the country. Basically the end of the month. We can come back on a Tourist Visa while we look for new employment/pack up the apartment.
We're considering moving back to Canada so that I'll be covered, but only certain Provinces have no waiting periods (and I'm not insurable during the waiting period), and the job offers we have are in the waiting period Provinces.
Does anyone have any relevant experience or advice? Does anyone know if I'd even be eligeable for Cobra given that I'm not an American citizen & pregnant? I have no preference where I deliver, although my Doctors here have been fantastic.
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Thaddeus Honeycutt Presents Reading at Pyramid Art, Books and Custom Framing Today
Ten years after his passing, Thaddeus Honeycutt's daughter returns to Little Rock with the poet's first book, Coming Outa Darkness for a reading today, June 27, 2014 at 6:00 pm at Pyramid Art, Books and Custom Framing, 1001 Wright Ave.
"He was the quintessential poet, peacemaker, agitator and philosopher - eccentric and self-made," says daughter and the book's publisher Gaea Honeycutt.
Indeed Mr. Honeycutt was once profiled in Arkansas Characters, along with the likes of then Governor Bill Clinton and farmer Vernon Hildebrand. He was known by many in Little Rock as a spiritual man who built his own philosophy about God, while at the same time advocating for civil rights even going so far as running a symbolic campaign for Governor.
This month, his daughter hopes to share a bit of Mr. Honeycutt's infamous wit and introspection. "Back in the early 1970s he was talking about some of the hot button issues of our day. We're always talking about healthcare and quality of life, the news turned entertainment media, and the abuse of power that sometimes seems commonplace among our leaders."
Ms. Honeycutt will be signing copies of Coming Outa Darkness and reading passages at the talk just across the street from her father's alma mater, Dunbar Junior and Senior High School (now magnet middle school). Coming Outa Darkness is published by Weirding Word Publishing House, an independent, boutique publishing house providing a range of creative, intellectual, editorial, design and publishing services.
Press Kit: http://www.weirdingword.com/PDF/coming_outa_darkness_press_kit_061714.pdf
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Photo of Gaea L. Honeycutt: http://www.weirdingword.com/images/gaea_honeycutt.jpg
Photo of Thaddeus Honeycutt with his children: http://www.weirdingword.com/images/thaddeus_honeycutt_with_children.jpeg
Thaddeus Honeycutt was a poet, peacemaker, agitator and philosopher. Once profiled in Arkansas Characters, he was known by many in Little Rock as a spiritual man who built his own philosophy about God (I AM), while at the same time advocating for civil rights even going so far as running for governor. Remembered for his eccentric approach to life, he walked to the beat of a different drum.
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