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HENDERSON, KY - Lahrie J. Guthrie, age 71, of Henderson, Ky. passed away at 7:00 AM, Monday, February 6, 2012, at VNA Charlier Hospice Center, Evansville, In.
He was preceded in death by parents: Stuart and Beulah Guthrie.
Mr. Guthrie was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Henderson. He was a US Army Veteran, a graduate of F.J. Reitz High School in Evansville, IN.,a graduate of the Perdue University School of Pharmacy and a registered pharmacist at Rite-Aide Pharmacy in Morganfield, Ky.
Survivors include: Wife of 25 years: Anita Guthrie Henderson, KY.; 2 Daughters: Kaye Bippus Mt. Vernon, IN. and DeAnne Lind and husband John Cincinnati, OH.; 1 Brother: John Guthrie and wife Pam Evansville, IN.; 1 Sister: Carol Fitch and husband Keith Henderson, KY; 4 Grandchildren: Nina and Renee Bippus Mt. Vernon, IN, Noah and Eli Lind Cincinnati, OH.; 3 Nieces, Several Cousins; Beloved Dogs: Charlie, Lucy and Kelci.
Friends may call from 4-8 PM on Wednesday at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home, Henderson, KY.
Private family services will be at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made too VNA Visiting Nurse Association Charlier Hospice Center, Henderson Humane Society or Vanderburgh Humane Society
Arrangements entrusted to Benton-Glunt Funeral Home. Online condolences may be made at www.bentonglunt.com
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ATHENS, Ga. --- Departing University of Georgia soccer goalkeeper Ashley Baker has been called in to the England Senior National Team's camp for the first time in her career, according to an announcement by the squad on Tuesday.
She is one of 24 players who will travel to La Manga, Spain, in January for training as the team gears up for the 2013 UEFA Women's Championship. Baker – born in Grantham, Lincolnshire, England, though she grew up in Lilburn – most recently played with England's U23 team and competed with the U20s in the Women's World Cup in both 2008 and 2010.
As a senior in 2012, Baker posted 112 saves and recorded five shutouts in 19 starts and 1,786 minutes of action. She concluded her Georgia career with 305 career saves, good for fourth all-time, while her 20 career shutouts rank third in the Bulldog record book. She recorded double-figure stops in three games, including a career-best 13 vs. ninth-ranked UCF, just two off the school record.
Following the season she signed a professional contract with Lincoln Ladies FC of the FA Women's Super League (FA-WSL) – the highest level of women's football in England.
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Primary/Secondary Piping
The idea of primary/secondary (p/s) piping is not a new concept. It has been around for decades. P/S piping gives us the option of using smaller circulators and controlling the flow in our different zones even with different flow rates. This piping can be done with a cast iron boiler, steel boiler or the new modulating/condensing (mod/con) boilers. I believe it is a good way to pipe any heating system as it always has proper flow through the boiler at all times. Since the whole concept of p/s works with the use of hydraulic separation we should first explain what that is.
Hydraulic separation allows several circulators of different sizes or flow rates to "co-exist" within the same system without interfering with each other. The closely spaced tees allow each circuit to be thought of as a separate or stand alone circuit, not connected to the other circuits. A circulator in a given circuit of a P/S system "doesn't know the other circulators even exist."
The primary pipe is the pipe where the run of the closely spaced tees are installed. The run of the tee is straight through the tee. The secondary piping is the circuit piped off the branches, sometimes called the bull or side of the closely spaced tees. There are rules we must follow when piping p/s systems if we want them to work well. First let's understand which is primary and which is secondary. Remember the primary has the closely spaced tees installed on it and the secondary comes off the branches of the closely spaced tees. Some people call the boiler piping the primary pipe as that is where the boiler is connected. That may or may not be true. Let's take a look at some examples of different p/s piping ideas.
Drawing 1
In this example the pipe coming from the boiler is the primary pipe as it has the closely spaced tees on it. It will leave the boiler and go back to the boiler. As the secondary circuits (piped off the closely spaced tees) are running the water temperature in the primary pipe will drop. This is best when applied to a system with multiple water temperatures. The secondary piping would be arranged so the hottest shortest loop is first and the longest coolest loop is last from right to left in this drawing. This may be an example of a baseboard loop first, a duct mounted hydro-coil next, a cast iron radiator zone third and last a radiant floor loop last on the left.
Drawing 2
This is the same as above drawing where the boiler loop is the primary pipe. The only difference here is I am showing how to pipe two zones of the same water temperature. The first two zones on the right may both be 180f baseboard zones and the lower temp zones going left. I also show a three way valve for cast iron boiler protection. For more information on cast iron boiler protection click here. If this installation was a modulating condensing (mod/con) boiler, it would not use the three way valve because we want as cool of water as possible to get back to them. The cooler the water the more efficient the mod/con boilers operate. The cast iron boilers we must be concerned with flue gas condensation.
Drawing 3
In this drawing the primary pipe, again being the one with the closely spaced tees would be the loop. There are four secondary heating zones on the top and of course the boiler is a secondary zone on the bottom. Why is the boiler piping here called a secondary loop instead of the primary loop? Remember the run, straight through the tees is always primary and the side of the tees is always secondary. I have also heard this called boiler injection.
Drawing 4
This is also primary/secondary (p/s) as it is connected with closely spaced tees for the boiler connection. The boiler would be considered secondary piping as it is piped out of the branch of the closely spaced tees. This piping is a good application if all the zones are looking for the same temperature water. The piping around the close spaced tees should be of ample size to allow proper flow in either direction. See below.
Drawing 5
This drawing shows a device called a hydraulic separator. It will take the place of closely spaced tees. The advantage of the hydraulic separator is it will offer an air vent on top and possible dirt drain on the bottom (not shown).
Drawing 6
Flow Left to Right
If using close spaced tees on a primary loop it is important to follow these measurements. The boiler is piped as secondary piping would also follow the distance between the closely spaced tees as per drawing #3 or #4. The most confusing is the distance between the closely spaced tees. You need to follow 4 x the diameter of the primary pipe not to exceed 12" which ever is less. It does not mean you have a choice between 4 x dia. and 12". It means you follow the 4 times rule, if the result exceeds 12" you apply rule # 2. For example, 4 x 2" pipe is 8", this is the maximum distance between the tees. Four times 3" pipe is 12" maximum. Four times 4" pipe is 16" you cannot exceed 12". Never put anything between the tees. This will create a larger pressure drop between the tees and could create ghost flows in the secondary piping. The best idea on the tees is as close as you can get them all the time. The minimum distance between multiple sets of closely spaced tees is a minimum of 6 pipe diameters.
Another important point is equal resistant into the secondary and exiting the secondary. In other words the pressure drop or Equivalent Feet or Pipe (EFP) into and exiting the secondary piping must be equal. Every fitting has an EFP and has a chart different for copper fitting and iron pipe fittings. If the resistance entering and exiting the tees is equal flow will not be affected.
Let's review what is happening here. If we look at the EFP chart for copper pipe and assume these are 1-1/4" copper tees. Looking at the chart we will see that the flow straight through the tee is equal to 0.6 ft straight pipe. To make the turn to the right is equal to 5.5 ft .of pipe. The resistance to flow must be equal on the exiting side of the secondary loop. This creates a balance into and out of the secondary piping.
Flow in Relationship to Tees
Now with all the above explained let's look at what is happening in the system. We will look first at the primary loop drawings 1 - 3. There are two rules we must remember when piping p/s. The first is "What enters a tee exits a tee". It has nowhere else to go and cannot stay in the tee. If 10 gpm enters a tee it must exit at 10 gpm. It does not have to exit in equal flow rates out of the tee as you will see later. But, for ease of explanation let's assume as the 10 gpm enters the tee, 5 gpm goes out the branch and the other 5 gpm moves between the tees. The second rule is all the water in the piping starts to move at the same time. Look at the drawings below and look at the difference in flow rates between the tees. pay special attention to the last one.
Flow From Left To Right
In this first example the primary loop is moving 10 GPM. When the secondary loop circulator starts all the water starts to move at the same time in the secondary loop. It steals 5 gpm from the primary loop and the other 5 gallons continues between the tees. In the second tee the two 5 GPM flows join together and the flow continues in the primary loop at 10 gpm. The primary circulator had no clue this even happened as it did not affect the flow in the primary loop. It does not know the secondary circulator is even there much less any flow happening in the secondary loop. The only thing going on with the primary circulator is it is getting 10 GPM and is discharging 10 GPM.
No Flow Between The Tee's
In this example the secondary circulator is pumping the secondary loop at 10 GPM. The flow in the secondary and primary are equal. As the 10 gpm enters the tee all 10 gallons passes out the branch and there is technically no flow between the tees. When the flow enters the return tee all the water goes to the right and there is 10 gpm flow in the primary loop to the primary circulator.
Reverse Flow Between The Tee's
In this exampleit is important to remember the two rules. What enters a tee exits a tee and all the water in the piping moves at the same time. The primary loop is moving 10 GPM. The secondary will move more than the primary loop. It wants to move 12 GPM. As 10 GPM enters the tee from the left and the circulator starts it takes all 10 GPM the primary loop circulator will supply. As the secondary circulator starts all the water in that piping moves at the same time so it dumps 12 GPM into the tee on the primary loop. The primary loop circulator takes away 10 GPM of the 12 GPM leaving 2 GPM to reverse flow between the tees and mix with the 10 GPM entering the tee from the primary circulator thus giving us the 12 GPM flow required on the secondary loop. If this is designed this way it is a good thing. Unfortunately this happens by accident more than design. If not part of the design the temperature in the secondary loop has a hard time getting hot enough to satisfy the load. In most cases the temperature of the water entering the pipe will be the same temperature of the water between the tees. If this is not so you have reverse flow. The question is "Was it designed that way or not"?
Here is something different
You may at times see something like this. This will allow enough flow between the tees to blend the secondary water temperature down to where it needs to be. The flow between the tees is greater than the flow into and away from the tees. This will normally be used in what we call crossover piping which is another form of P/S piping.
The reverse flow would take place on the radiant low temp zone. Pay attention to the arrows.
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Food is the ultimate regressive tax, which is why it might offer some of the most compelling investment opportunities of the next ten years.
The prince dispenses the same number of tuppence for his crumpet as the pauper. But as a percentage of their respective incomes, the crumpet is much more costly for the pauper. This contrast is obvious, but the implications of this contrast for global food prices may be less obvious.
The poor spend as much as they possibly can to nourish themselves. The wealthy spend as much as they wish. In fact, because the cost of food does not rise commensurately with incomes, the cost of food becomes so trivial to the wealthy that they end up tossing the stuff into trashcans.
For perspective, consider the econo-caloric history of the United States, as it progressed from "Emerging Market" to Superpower. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, the average American in 1919 had to work two hours and 38 minutes to buy a 3-pound chicken. Nowadays, it takes just 15 minutes.
In statistical terms, Addison Wiggin observes in the latest edition of Apogee Advisory, "Americans spent 23.4% of their disposable income on food in 1929. By 1950 this number had dropped to 20.6%. By 1975, 13.8%. The number finally cracked single digits in 2000. And that figure includes meals eaten both at home and away from home.
"Compare that to Germans," Addison continues. "They spend 11.4% of disposable income just on meals eaten at home. The French, Japanese and South Koreans spend about 14-15%. Brazilians? 24.6%. And the Chinese spend 39.4% of their disposable income on meals eaten at home.
"Even Canadians, with a much smaller population and their vast productive prairies, aren't as lucky as we are. They spend 9.2% of their disposable income on meals at home. That's nearly as much as Americans spend both home and away."
Therefore, imagine a world in which the global population is rapidly increasing, and in which a growing percentage of that growing population is progressing from mere sustenance levels of existence to conditions of relatively greater prosperity.
You don't need to imagine such a world; it has arrived.
As the major Emerging Markets of the world like Brazil, India and China continue their progression from chronic underachievers to periodic overachievers, their national wealth will increase. And as this wealth increases, the recipients of it will certainly increase the quantity and/or quality of their diets.
Even if the quantity does not increase much, improving the quality of diet would be sufficient to drive food prices much higher. Replacing one meal of beans and rice, for example, with a meal of chicken and rice may not seem very significant. But it requires 6 pounds of grain to produce one pound of chicken meat, according to the USDA. Therefore, if hundreds of millions of individuals begin opting for chicken over beans, the global grain markets would certainly feel the effects…and these effects would not be limited to the grain markets.
As the organic food website, www.opes.biz points out, "It requires 700 gallons of water to produce one pound of chicken. Instead, farmers could produce 16 pounds of broccoli, or up to 20 pounds of other grains and vegetables… Also, it takes 8 times the amount of gasoline/fossil fuel for production of one pound of chicken as compared to one pound of protein from tofu."
Therefore, forward-looking investors cannot afford to avert their gaze from global dietary trends. As the Emerging Markets continue to emerge, demand for the world's finite supplies of grain, water and energy will increased commensurately…and that means much higher prices.
"Americans have become accustomed to cheap and abundant food," Addison winds up. "Probe the psyche of the average American and he'd probably tell you it's a birthright. Amber waves of grain and all that. They're about to get a rude surprise. After a century in which Americans have spent less and less of their incomes on food, the trend is about to reverse."
Eric Fry
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Eric J. Fry, Agora Financial's Editorial Director, has been a specialist in international equities for nearly two decades. He was a professional portfolio manager for more than 10 years, specializing in international investment strategies and short-selling. Following his successes in professional money management, Mr. Fry joined the Wall Street-based publishing operations of James Grant, editor of the prestigious Grant's Interest Rate Observer. Working alongside Grant, Mr. Fry produced Grant's International and Apogee Research, institutional research products dedicated to international investment opportunities and short selling.
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I don't know what these people are eating, but $300/wk x 52 weeks ain't no single digits.
Bacon – pushing $5 + per pound – 6 months ago $3
Butter – pushing $5 per pound – 6 months ago $2
Lamb – $4 per pound 6 months ago, $6 per pound today
Cheese, sugar, coffee, the list goes on and on and up and up…
We're freaking doomed!!!
The chicken eating our grain analogy is not accurate. The grains we eat are not the same kind used to feed livestock, therefore, our love for chicken is not directly reflected in the price of bread.
The competition instead comes down to cultivated land. A rise in demand for livestock feed will cause land used for milled grains to be planted for use in livestock feed instead. That could in theory raise the prices for our own grain products, however it will be tempered by the next two facts.
1) The amount of land under cultivation in the US has DECREASED in the past 50 years due to increased out-put. Where I live I drive by forests that had been farmed only a few decades ago and many fields that have simply reverted grassland, just a plow away from being planted again.
2) Production output in 3rd world countries is on the rise. It certainly isnt up to modern standards, but any increase in prices will increase profits, profits allow for further modernizing, modernizing increases production, production is supply etc…
While his first 7 paragraphs are accurate and have a very good point, the rest of the arguement falls as soon as the rest of reality is included.
The cost of meat IS GOING UP! with the government and the corn farmers pushing ethanol as a motor fuel corn is going to become scarce and the cost will increase. The efficiency of ethanol blends of gasoline is less than that of gasoline by its self (about 60% of gasoline) which will require more gallons of the blend to do the same work of straight gasoline.
It looks like the USA will be getting leaner very soon!
Fry assumes indefinite free trade in food. But rising food prices in a country like the USA might mean a political shift towards export restriction.
BTW, World population is actually a good-news story.
Back in the 1980's demographers were predicting, as the most likely scenario, that world population would reach 12 billion at its crest. Some were even saying 14 billion.
Instead, fertility rates in the developing world have fallen much more rapidly than expected. So world population looks like it will crest at 9 billion. That's difficult, but by no means insurmountable.
Just one second here, you can't just compare food costs between industrialized nations as a proportion of income. Do mean NET income or gross income? Because although a European or Canadian may spend more of her net income on food, far more of their living expenses are already covered by the taxes that came out of their gross income. So, the 9.2% that the Candian is spending is AFTER his healthcare costs are covered and the % that the European is spending, takes into account the fact that Europeans commute for shorter distances between home and work,drive less and own smaller cars. I'd be happy to have 100% of my income go to pay my food costs if someone else covered all my other expenses. Also, eating less meat is hardly a dire problem. Increasing food costs may end up being allied with better eating habits and that in exchange may reduce healthcare costs, which would drive down the proportion of disposable income spent on food, etc.
This article oversimplifies.
fish only take 1.2 to 1.5 lbs of grain to make a pound of meat, much better conversion than chicken, and they taste great…. not like chicken at all!
I live in Canada and am constantly amazed at the prices I see for groceries on American food blogs. Even on sale, Canadians pay what New Yorkers complain about paying…for everything.
@ Clayton: THANK YOU!!! I keep telling people to come eat my grains. I doubt they'd like it.
@ Curly: Keep reading the liberal news sites and getting your story wrong. DDGs are a by-product of ethanol so nobody's losing here. Education yourself.
We farmers are certainly not going to be the ones profiting from the rise in prices. It will be the big Ag companies like Cargill. We are the only business that cannot set the price for our product.
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I just read Hot Press' Irish exclusive review of Coldplay's Prospekt's March EP (Irish exclusive: Haven't they heard of the internet?). In the review, Francis Jones says the EP has: …everything from blustering rock riffs and crackling synths to Indian tablas and even a cameo performance from a hip-hop icon.. I had a sense of… Hot Press The Sun
And you thought Molly Siegel's caterwauling was mental in electric form? You ain't heard nothing yet.
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There's a facebook campaign just set up to help Jape's superb next single 'Phil Lynott' get to Nollaig #1. I'd love to see it happen myself. What do you think? Listen to the tune.. "Even though he was tough, you could tell he was kind / and when he took the stage he owned it… Read more »
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If things ever go tits up for Coldplay, here's the market they can move into.
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Whatever happened to Tom Vek? Vek reminds me of that time in 2005 when music bloggers were starting to exist (including me), everyone posted the latest Phones remix because it was so good and the M.I.A/Diplo mixtape. Let's take a trip back shall we? Fact: Vek helped christen the best UK music blog going. Tom… Read more »
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You've seen this right? Will Smith's nice clean rap on Family Guy. One of the funniest things ever seen on that show. "Wooohooo, Say what what! Haha!"
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This video is probably safe for work for about 45 seconds. After that not so much. Especially if you are adverse to flashing lights (and not the Kanye kind). Yes, you definitely shouldn't watch this in a work environment. Directed by Eric Wareheim (Tim & Eric) in association with Warp Records and Warp Films. Animation… Read more »
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The Liverpool FC Foundation is supporting a project to help improve the lives of people with a disability and hosted an Assisted Living Innovation Platform (ALIP) event at Anfield.
ALIP demonstrates the breadth of innovation in assisted living products and services such as fingerprint door locks, motion sensors, picture phones and special plugs for baths.
One of the main features of the event was the 'Mi' (More Independent) 'Smart House', which was set up by Liverpool Primary Care Trust to demonstrate technology solutions to enable people to be more independent in their homes.
Liverpool FC Foundation ambassador Lucas Leiva and his wife, Ariana, attended the event and were shown more than 30 special products in the 'Smart House'.
Lucas said: "Today has been great seeing so many products that are available to make people's lives easier and safer.
"Me and Ariana are passionate about helping to improve people's lives and we are delighted that the Liverpool FC Foundation is supporting this project."
The 'Mi' programme aims to increase levels of control and self-care for people with disabilities to improve confidence and self-esteem.
Andy Hull, 'Mi' programme director, said: "We are delighted to be working with the Liverpool FC Foundation on our programme.
"Liverpool is such a major football club and has an unparalleled ability to reach the population en mass. To really engage with people on this we need to break out of the technology and health 'box' to really embed independence and self-care supported by technology.
"We want to make Liverpool the home of independence and technology that makes life easier."
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Rookies And Revis
May 16, 2013 at 02:05am by Scott • 1 Comment »
The Bucs have been busy signing their draft picks to contracts and currently have their last four picks taken care of. Only Johnthan Banks and Mike Glennon remain unsigned, but seeing as how there's not a lot to negotiate over and neither of them are going to hold out and go back into the draft next year, the Bucs probably aren't sweating it.
In other news about not sweating it, Darrelle Revis will apparently not attend OTAs with the team, but he will be at One Buc getting rehab for his knee.
Considering how heavily the Bucs are expected to lean on Revis this season, his absence during offseason practices raises questions about how seamlessly he can be integrated with his new team. Essentially, the man who is expected to be the most vital member of the defense won't join his teammates on the field until the first day of training camp, at the earliest.
All these questions were raised by the Bucs when they traded for Revis because they knew he wouldn't be ready right away. And as Stephen Holder points out in the article, Revis's main responsibility will be to lock up a receiver one-on-one. Regardless of how complicated Greg Schiano's defense is, it won't make Revis's job much harder and the learning curve won't be anything he can't handle.
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HAGEN205 (May 16, 2013 at 11:14pm) :
not to surprised by this right before we drafted him the jets just got him running with no weight so I figure he will start but with little to no practice or training
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Last year, LG.Philips dominated the LCD landscape with their joint venture but there are some new kids in town that may change that and they are not small name companies. IPS Alpha Technology Ltd. is a joint venture between Panasonic, Hitachi and Toshiba that was started last year in order to jointly produce LCD panels. The original plans was just bumped up in light of the LCD demand.
The initial plan called for production to start between July and September 2006 but this has been moved up to May and will be at full capacity by April of next year instead of March of 2009.
Can you see the writing on the wall? Tube TVs are going to be non-existent in a matter of years with this scale of LCD production.


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Video:How to Play Basic Chords on Pianowith Ingrid de Boer
Chords are an essential element of understanding music when playing piano. Learn how to play basic chords on the piano in this how-to video from About.com.See Transcript
Transcript:How to Play Basic Chords on Piano
Hello, I am Ingrid, I am a piano teacher and I am here for About.com at the Piano Workshop at Reigate and I would like to tell you something about playing basic chords on the piano.
Playing Chords on the Piano
A vey, very quick and simple method is working out basic chords on the piano by looking at the white keys and the black keys on the piano. Distances from one key to another are called semitones. The semitones on the piano go from white to black to white to black to white to white to black, et cetera, just keep going. All the neighbouring notes on the piano, basically.
Common Chords on the Piano
The first chord mentioned was the major triad which was made up of the formula 4 plus 3. Starting on your main note, this would make a chord of C, a major chord of C, add one, two, three, four, would give your next note, add another three, would make a C major chord. The minor chord is very similar. It would have exactly the same outer notes, because 4 plus 3 and 3 plus 4 adds up to exactly the same. Starting again on the C, making a C minor chord this time, add 3, add another 4, makes the C minor chord.
The slightly rarer chords of C diminished would be starting note, plus 3, plus 3. And the C augmented chord would be formed from 4 plus 4. Experimenting with chords further, you could always, on top of your basic chords, the majors, the minors, the diminished and the augmented, add another 3 to make what is called the dominant seventh, or another 4 to make a major seventh.
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In an age of aggressive atheism , I'll start by saying I make no apologies for my beliefs . I am a born-again Christian. I'm also FAR from perfect . Paul the Apostle said " Christ came to save sinners , of which I am chief ". Christ Himself said " I have come to save that which was lost ".
like the rolling stones , I found myself thinking " I can't get no satisfaction " and i felt restless , craving for something else . I always had a nagging itch that I couldn't scratch . Jesus Christ didn't come to save perfect holy people , so that's cool with me.
I have discovered that life begins when you realise life is not centred around self. Society is constantly bleating about self-defence , self-confidence , self-improvement , self-reliance , self-awareness , self-promotion , self-esteem , and then we wonder why people are selfish =/
When John the Baptist seen Jesus , He said "He must increase , but I must decrease " and Paul the apostle said " It is no longer I that live , but Christ that lives in me"
I am second.
Not just in name , but also in ideology.
This testimony from the ex frontman of Korn says it very well.
The whole point of salvation is that God loves us so much , that He physically came , lived a perfect life among us , and ultimately died for us . He paid the price for our collective failure ,
You may ask me how I can be so sure about all this. Well…….it's not hard for me to believe when I look at the universe , or when I look at our world hanging there in thin air. Voyager just left our solar system after something like 30 years. Travelling at that speed , it would take Voyager 100,000 years to reach the NEAREST star. Consider then that there are hundreds of millions of stars and you will see my point. How can man , with his puny brain , even begin to understand the majesty , immensity or the complexity of the universe when we haven't even been to the bottom of some of our oceans yet , and no matter how self-developed we like to think we are as a species , war and corruption still permeates our history like a cancer , and we value a person by how much money ( simple paper from a tree ) they have , or what credit score they have , or other superficial things . How could we ever think we could understand the complexities of a super-intelligent omnipotent God ??
" There are more things in heaven and earth Horatio , than are dreamt of in your philosophy "
As a Christian, I seek to glorify God who put his breath in my lungs , because , He is No.1 , and He knows a lot more about this " life " thing than I do. I believe God is a good God. I don't have all the answers ,, and I'm not required to know everything. That's His job , not mine.
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Imagine , how much you would need to love someone to do this……..
" Even before His crucifiction , the son of God ( Jesus Christ ) was stripped naked , beaten until almost unrecognizable , whipped , scorned and mocked , spat on , , crowned with thorns , abused and riciculed by heartless men and treated worse than an animal. Then , nearly unconscious from blood loss , he was forced to drag a cross of solid wood up a hill , was nailed to it , and left to die the slowest , most excruciating death while hecklers stood by and shouted insults. "
Jesus could have saved himself , but then he could not have saved YOU.
Jesus gave up everything so you could have everything.
The "gospel" , is that God loves you.
" God so loved the world ( YOU ), that He gave His only begotten Son , that whoever believes in Him , should not perish , but should have eternal life " ( John 3:16 )
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SEATTLE—Every aspect of Shen Yun Performing Art's Saturday evening performance at Seattle's Marion Oliver McCaw Hall seemed to create a lasting impression with Sen. Rodney Tom (D-Wash.).
"It was great just as far as all the colors, the activity, the choreography, the athleticism," he said. "It was neat how it was all put together—and the rich history, obviously, of the country—and how it all coalesced."
Shen Yun seeks to revive 5,000 years of traditional culture nearly lost to the country's rule by the communist regime.
Sen. Tom said that he was impressed by how long classical Chinese dance, which is known for its incredible flips and spins and its gentle elegance, has been a part of China's history.
"Just the rich history," he said. "[The] nature of the dance, that that's been part of the culture and the history of Chinese dance. So, that's one thing I did learn."
According to Shen Yun's website, "Over thousands of years, [classical Chinese dance] was constantly refined, eventually developing into the vast and distinctly Chinese dance form we know today."
"It's amazing to me," added Sen. Tom.
China was once known as The Divine Land. "This profound name describes a land where deities and mortals coexisted," according to Shen Yun, "and a belief that the divine transmitted a rich culture to the people of the earth."
The inner meaning of the performances seemed to emphasize this point for the senator, as well as the importance of the world's people working together in harmony.
"I think what it does show is how much we're alike, rather than how different we are," he said. "Although many people have lots of different beliefs, when you bundle those down to the core essence, we're much more alike—and much more cohesive—than our beliefs are different."
Sen. Tom concluded by reemphasizing the performance's all-around extraordinary arrangement.
"The movement of the music itself, and how that goes together with the dance, is pretty incredible," he said.
With reporting by Rachel Huang and Michael Fitzgerald
New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts has three touring companies that perform simultaneously around the world. Shen Yun Performing Arts International Company is performing in Seattle, at the Marion Oliver McCaw Hall, March 28-31. For more information, visit ShenYunPerformingArts.org
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The Top Six Terrible Spider-Man Tattoos
By Great White Snark | March 22, 2011
The Spider-Man musical gets a lot of the attention these days, but it's not the only terrible thing featuring Spidey's hapless mug.
6) The Spider-Man Tramp Stamp (P.S. WTF?)
Source: Ugliest Tattoos
Nice job. Now, every time someone looks at you from behind, they're going to wonder why Spider-Man's spider-sense is tingling and he's asking himself "WTF?" while he's in the immediate vicinity of a potentially vaporous region of your body.
This is a pretty good prank; I'm just wondering why you decided to play it on yourself.
5) The Spider-Man Symbol Back Tattoo
Um. Hey. I think you've got something on your back.
4) The Spider-Man Sock Tattoo
Further evidence that no one has ever un-ironically said, "Hey, check out that wicked sock tattoo."
3) The Overgrown Spider-Man Symbol Chest Tattoo
Source: GWS
Winner of the 2011 Award for Most Likely to Creep a Girl Out when Taking off His Shirt.
2) The Ripped Chest Skin Spider-Man Tattoo
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I spoke too soon.
1) The Terrible Spider-Man Figure Tattoos
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I'm not sure what's more distracting in this Spider-Man tattoo: what passes for Spidey's right leg, the bloody webbing, or the prospect that someone let an enthusiastic sixth-grader experiment with tattooing for the first time.
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March 23rd, 2011 at 7:38 am
I'm actually going to see a performance of "Spider Man" on Broadway tonight! So excited!
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Why in the tramp stamp is one of spidey's eyes squinting? Is he smelling something, and that's the reason for the wtf?
My poor poor eyes…
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I'm going to be showing you some skin today……………….not like that! You guys have filthy minds….
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I'm going to be showing you some skin today……………….not like that! You guys have filthy minds….
This post is pretty much going to do exactly what it says on the tin.
Ever have a day when you fancy something different to your usual look? Well, I had one today and this is what I ended up with after rooting through my inventory for a good half an hour.
There is nothing I like more than something covered in polka dots so when I saw these tights on the marketplace there was no way I was going to be able to pass them by.
I'm sure by now you have all come to realise my obsession with tattoo layers. I'm turning into a tattoo layer fanatic and I found some beauties for you today. ATOMICBAMBI have brought new make up/body part layers out today so I thought I would give you a peek so you can toddle off and give yourself a makeover.
Before we start, you should probably see me normally…this is me..hai!
First off I'm gonna show you the Smokey eye layers. There are 5 different colours in the pack.
So more and more lately I have noticed my hidden hippy tendencies are coming out and I'm not fighting it.
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As another year comes to an end it's time to reflect on the previous year and create new goals for the coming year. Video conferencing has become ever present, cloud services are continuing to grow and collaboration technology is becoming even cooler. Here is a look at some of our top blog posts from 2013. We hope you enjoyed reading them as much as we enjoyed writing them!
Have a wonderful and safe New Year and we'll see you in 2014!
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A look into the development of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner and how different visual collaboration technologies could have helped with their supply chain management.
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Thank you, excellent video. I recently decided to try the Grunfeld and you cover the basics very well! Your explanations are clear and are exactly the right level of detail for what I need. I am 1400 USCF.
why is it from white's perspective?
Maybe I should start studying Smyslov's games...
It says "Error loading media. File not found"
Good video. Minor correction: Fischer's "Game of the Century" was not with Robert Byrne; it was with his brother Donald. But Fischer did play the Grunfeld.
good video
first game playing grunfeld was a win in 14 moves thankssss for this gem.
A magnificent game by the great Smyslov. Great explanation, btw.
Nice video.
Good video but I would have prefered it from black's perspective.
I very much agree with Kalle99. If you're doing a black defense, switch the board. Also when a GM game is played to demonstrate, it would be helpful to put the name of the player's on the screen. Sometimes it is hard to catch what the names are when just stated. Has less to do with accents as it does with unusual international names.
I really like this whole video series.
I think the opening variation is labeled wrong in the side bar next to the video window. There it is labeled as the "Flohr Variation"; but looking at the "book openings" here at Chess.com, it shows Gruenfeld Defense: Flohr Variation as being 4 Nf3 followed by 5 Qa5+.
2 books (Shamkovich & Cartier; Botvinnik & Estrin) I have attribute this line up to 10. ... Qc7 to Shamkovich, both saying he discovered it-- but they don't call it a Shamkovich variation. It is called the "Smyslov Variation" In Chess Opening Essentials vol 3, and they cite (although they use a different move order) this famous game for that attribution.
Just started learning about this opening - great video and looking forward to the watching the others in the series
Savage game!!......Unreal how most of whites pieces were rendered useless.
Cheers for the lecture.
Sometimes you speak really funny. Your videos rule, though.
Very instructive. Beautiful game.
What i dont really like is that if they release a video on a specifik opening they dont care about how they show the board. I think chess.com should flip the board to show the black pieces first if they mainly show a video from black points of view and vice versa if the video is from whites point of view.
Gligoric,Svetozar - Smyslov,Vassily V [D87]URS-JUG Kiev UKR (3), 1959[Rybka 3 (60s)]
D87: Exchange Grünfeld: Classical Line: Variations without ...cxd4 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 d5 4.cxd5 Nxd5 5.e4 Nxc3 6.bxc3 Bg7 7.Bc4 c5 8.Ne2 0-0 9.0-0 Nc6 10.Be3 Qc7 11.Rc1 Rd8 12.h3 [12.Qd2 Qa5 13.Qb2 b6 14.Bd5 Bb7 15.Rfd1 e6 16.Bb3 cxd4 17.cxd4 Rac8 18.e5 Bf8 19.a4 Qb4 20.Qa2 Qe7 21.Nf4 Na5 22.Rxc8 Rxc8 23.Bc2 Qa3 24.Qb1 Qb4 25.h4 Nc4 26.Bc1 Na3 Gligoric,S (2595)-Tukmakov,V (2560)/Leningrad izt 1973/IZT/0-1 (41)] 12...b6 [12...Na5 13.Bd3 e6 14.f4 c4 15.Bc2 f5 16.g4 fxe4 17.Bxe4 Nc6 18.Qe1 Ne7 19.Ng3 Bd7 20.Qe2 Rf8 21.Qg2 Bc6 22.Bxc6 Qxc6 23.Qxc6 Nxc6 24.Ne4 b6 25.Rce1 Rad8 26.Ng5 Rfe8 27.Bc1 Ravichandran,V (2250)-Zaw Oo (2225)/Genting Highlands 1998/CBM 63 ext/0-1 (49)] 13.f4 e6 14.Qe1N [14.Qd2 Na5 15.Bd3 f5 16.Ng3 Bb7 17.Rfd1 Rac8 18.Qf2 cxd4 19.Bxd4 fxe4 20.Bxe4 Bxd4 21.cxd4 Qxc1 22.Rxc1 Rxc1+ 23.Kh2 Rc7 1/2-1/2 Hort,V (2555)-Roos,D (2455)/ BL9495 1995/BL 90] 14...Bb7 15.Qf2 Na5 16.Bd3 White plans e5 16...f5 17.e5 White wins space 17...c4 Black threatens to win material: c4xd3 18.Bc2 Nc6 19.g4 Ne7 20.Kh2 Qc6 [20...b5 21.a3³] 21.Ng3 b5 22.a4 a6 23.Rb1 Rab8 24.Bd2 bxa4 [24...Qd7 25.Rg1=] 25.Ra1= White threatens to win material: Ra1xa4 25...Ba8 26.Bxa4 Qc7 27.Ra2 Rb6 28.gxf5 exf5 White has new protected passed pawns: d4+e5 29.Bc1 [29.Rfa1 Nd5=] 29...Nd5 A valuable piece 30.Ne2 a5 [30...Bf8 31.h4=] 31.Bc2 [31.h4 Bb7=] 31...Rb3 32.Bxb3 [32.Ra1 Rb5=] 32...cxb3 33.Ra4 [33.Ra1 Bf8=] 33...Bf8 [Not 33...Nxc3 34.Nxc3 Qxc3 35.Bb2²] 34.Bb2 [34.c4 Qc6 35.Rxa5 Qxc4³] 34...Ne3 [34...Bc6 35.Raa1 Nb6 36.Ng3µ] 35.Rfa1³ Nc4 Black threatens to win material: Nc4xb2 36.Ng3 Be7 37.Nf1?? with this move White loses his initiative [¹37.Qe2 would save the game 37...Bd5 38.Nf1=] 37...Qc6-+ 38.Rxc4?? sad, but how else could White save the game? [38.Ng3 Nxb2 39.Qxb2-+] 38...Qh1+ [38...Qxc4?! is a useless try 39.Rxa5 Bh4 40.Ne3µ] 39.Kg3 h5 [39...h5 40.Qc2 Qg1+ 41.Qg2 Qxg2#] 0-1
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Current News
Asian Studies major earns Fulbright to teach in South Korea
Christopher Propst '11, an East Asian Studies major, has earned a prestigious U.S. Student Fulbright Grant, which he will use to immerse himself in Asian culture by teaching English to South Korean students.
The Fulbright program aims to foster mutual understanding among nations through education and cultural exchanges. Each year the program sends Americans to more than 150 countries to teach English, conduct research or creative projects, or commence graduate work.
Propst is one of three Willamette students to earn the award this spring. He says that the Fulbright will allow him to gain practical experience while also continuing to study.
"The support system is what drew me to the program," he says. "This is an opportunity to teach while ensuring that I'll have the resources to succeed."
He won't know for certain where he'll go and what age of children he'll teach until he arrives in South Korea, but he is looking forward to the new perspectives and opportunity to expand his arsenal of teaching methods.
Cumulative experience
This won't be his first time abroad, however. Propst spent time in Kenya during his high school years, at a camp for middle-class children in Nairobi where he worked toward raising environmental awareness. He also studied abroad at Tokyo International University during his junior year at Willamette, an experience that he says was fueled by his studies.
"The courses in East Asian studies haven't just prepared me, they have influenced everything I do and study," he says. "What started as 'trying something new' with Japanese turned into my major discipline."
While at Willamette, Propst immersed himself in the East Asian cultural scene as well. He worked as a tutor and International Peer Coach for Tokyo International University of America (TIUA) and was a teaching assistant for an International Political Economy class last semester.
Making ties
Propst, who began as a history major, credits a number of courses outside of his discipline for contributing to his education. He says that the blend of focuses offered by the liberal arts experience harmonizes with what he views as the necessity for the rational mind to also consider what is relevant.
"Willamette has showed me that you can't hide behind your discipline," he says. "An economics major may understand the figures, but he needs a background in politics and culture to enact his policies. A science major may understand why and how something works, but perhaps not why people are unwilling to undertake its challenges, and so on. Everything tends to be multidisciplinary."
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Route 1-Ring Road is the main highway in Iceland.
Route 1, also known as the Ring Road, is the major highway in Iceland connecting most of the towns, including Reykjavík, the capital and only city. It is 830 miles long (1330 km) and goes through the fjords, mountains, plateaus and flat land. Because Route 1 is the only road connecting east to west in Iceland, travelers should take precautions when crossing the country. The road is not yet completely paved with occasional gravel sections from Myvatn to Hofn. Akureyri to Egilsstaðir is regarded as the most remote part of the Ring Road and commonly closed at times in winter. The roads are in good condition so getting around the country safely is an easy task in the summer time. For traveling along the Ring Road you should reserve at least 5 days.
Some of the sights listed in this itinerary are part of a smaller ring route, so called Golden circle, a day trip from Reykjavík.
National Parks/Lakes[edit]
There are many videos on YouTube that can prepare you well for a road trip around Iceland. If you're too lazy to watch them, just know this: whenever you come upon something unexpected, slow down. Or maybe even stop.
In case you have internet access while traveling, it is worth checking the website of the Icelandic Road Administration . It provides detailed information about overall road conditions, temperature, wind speed and direction and the traffic density almost in real time and also history for the past 48 hours.
More detailed weather information, including the forecast, issued warnings and Aurora borealis forecast is available at the Icelandic Meteorological Office website.
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Map stops are located around the country to assist tourists with nearby landmarks and local maps. Information about road signs, current traffic conditions, and a detailed road map can be found at the Iceland Traffic Council [1].
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@WMoyer83 said:
OMG OMG OMG OMG....oh wait. :3
Hopefully there is never a remake.
OMG OMG OMG OMG....oh wait. :3
" All the more reason to hate SCEA as they still can't give us the PS1 games that are on the JPN Store. SCEA hates our money. "Looky here now. Go to the PS store.
ahaha you yanks think you got a bad deal - what about europe?!?!?!?
we always get things months later - even when we damn make it!
hmm. I could buy the PS1 version, and then legally be allowed to download a ROM on to my PSP. That way, I don't have to get a PS3, and I'd get it earlier than the people who have PS3's.
Or better still, I could just buy the PS1 version and I won't have to even touch the PSP (which I despise).
ROFL the title gonna make people RAAAAAAGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
FF7 is over rated over hyped and not worth my time for a replay, esp if all it gets is a graphics over haul now if they remake FF9 i will rebuy that and replay it for the simple fact that Zidane is not a whiny emo crap head through his entire game, i don't feel like listening to cloud complain about how pathetic his life is and how he thinks he is a clone of Sephie, when he's not it was bad enough reading his b.s the first and only time i played through the game, the game would be good if cloud was a mute. Zidane is one of the best FF characters for the fact that he doesn't whine about the bad things that are happening to him and get all emo about it, the other best characters are from 1 - 3 where they are just the warriors of light and are there to defend the world they don't get emo cause the world depends on them no they did there job and were proud to do it, Cloud is just a B****....... nuff said
So you don't have this game already? If you don't, don't worry. It is overrated anyway.
All the more reason to hate SCEA as they still can't give us the PS1 games that are on the JPN Store.
SCEA hates our money.
@exfate: I vote for b. But, then again, they are still a few years of the 20 years mark.
I would consider the game. After all, I do have a japanese PSN account. But I can't read japanese, and I guess that is kind of a limitation...
I don't want a remake. The game was great for what it was.
I -do- want it re-released, since I didn't own a Playstation of any kind until about four years ago, and sort of missed the timespan during which I could buy it (I've always had to borrow it from friends).
I never got around to playing FF VII, so my interest is piqued, but I'm too lazy to go through the trouble of setting up a Japanese account. Would I need a Japanese credit card or Japanese PSN card? Is the new "international" game in English? Meh, like I said...too much trouble. If it shows up on the N.A. game shop then I'll consider it.
Awesome, hopefully it comes to the US PSN store. I'm definitely buying this.
Hm i would like to see it at as an XBL game. Nostalgic with Achievements
Is it in english?
I own FFVII for PC.
How else to milk FF7 even more by releasing it again.
There are two ways to take this release:
a. There is unlikely to be an FF7 remake anytime in the near future.
b. They are milking it for the money before announcing a remake.
I pick a.
woooo, still have my greatest hits FF7 for my PS1. =3
...but what if I can't read Japanese?
This is the huge announcement Sony needs to start selling PS3s... almost.
Japan is getting so many PSN games that would sell like hot cakes on the other PSN stores. When are they going to start selling more on the other stores?
yo dat shit would be what it do if dat on-dat-new-shit waz what waz really good on the PS3.
fa sho dey was temptatin a nizzle back on the block, when that PS3 waz first poppin yo but them tricks waz probly juss showin a neezy how off the meter the PS3 be doin dat dirt know what ahm sayin?
ain't nobody ain't said nothin about coppin no re-doin-it-big joint.
dats just a muthafuckin raw dawg deal that muthafuckas be jonzin fo in they muthafuckin dome and now neezles be hollarin at them developers to drop it like iss hot one mo gin like it was them developer's intention the whole muthafuckin bid num sen?
I don't see how a FFVII remake is such a big deal. The game was great on the PSOne, is Square-Enix this desperate that they have to rehash old games and call them new? Seems like Square-Enix is doing a lot of that, as well as other companies. Is the this the Gilded Age of video games?
I don't understand why everyone is asking for a FF7 remake. Every single Final Fantasy from VII on is just a remake of the one before it.
bla bla bla
All the FFs from 4 onwards have aged really well imo bc RPGs are just timeless. I'd personally love a remake of 7 (or any of them, for that matter) but I don't really think its necessary. Case in point, I was replaying 7 a while back on PC with graphics mods, but soon after I took the mods off bc the original super-deformed graphics just have so much charm/nostalgia that I actually found myself preferring them to the more realistic ones.
Pretty tricky, Brad.
Teasing the Final Fantasy fans.
That's like saying there's an epic Zelda game released for the Wii on Monday. But it's really Majora's Mask.
BTW: Majora's Mask on VC! YAY!
How you finna play with my emotions like that?
Bad form
Dammit. And I thought since 13 is coming out on Xbox 360 as well, if they did make a remake it would also come out on 360.
Now not only are they not making a remake, but it's only on PS3? C'mawn!
Hmmm... this re-release has improvements? I'll need to check out what they are because I might get it now.
we need final fantasy 8
you guys were owned big time.
Never played a game in the Final Fantasy series so I'm not too bothered about it.
Brad -you
eh...who cares...i hate jrpg's...argh.
Haha, ReTarDedFisHy loves the title.
Anyway, hopefully this makes it to the US PSN.
Wish I could get excited by never really understood why every got super excited for FF7.
I'd love a remake but lets face it will it capture what we felt 10 years ago.No chance.
So why would Square even chance it.
FF7 wasn't just popular it was legendry and to make something off the back of that in the way of a remake could just end up a giant shit stain.
so if you make a jap PSN account and purchase this, can you select a English option ? anyone know ?
A FFVII remake would absolutely get me to buy a PS3. I was never really into RPGs until the original was released.
This just in: Brad's a tease.


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In academia, it is seen as an honor when someone wants to reprint one of your published papers in an edited volume of collected papers. It is really an honor if someone wants to take the time to translate it into another language.
Roland Fryer and I feel so honored.
Back in 2004, Roland and I published a piece in the journal Education Next describing our research on racial test-score gaps. That paper was recently translated into ghetto English. The new version is here. It is a must-read (although very, very NSFW). Usually something gets lost in the translation, but I would say in this case it is an improvement.
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Nobel Laureate James Watson got into trouble recently for expressing the opinion that blacks are less intelligent than whites. If you look at almost all existing data from standardized tests in the United States, there is indeed a sizable black-white test score gap. Whether the gap is due to genetic differences is a hotly debated […] Read More »
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FAIR HAVEN The memorial service for Wayne L. Mike Roberts, 62, who died Oct. 20, 2013, was held Friday, Oct. 25, at Our Lady of Seven Dolors Catholic Church in Fair Haven.
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Organist was Mike DeLuca, and the cantor was Rosie Doran.
Words of remembrance were by Eric Ramey.
Burial followed in Cedar Grove Cemetery in Fair Haven.
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Sunday, 5 April 2009
Just thought I'd mention that ummm, I'm mentioned in Country Style magazine this month! Bit exciting really - especially that it's on the Eco pages and I'm in the midst of planning our new organic vegetable garden, settling the worms into their new home and generally working towards reducing our environmental impact and all...
5 comments:
- g. said...
that's great and this is really lovely!
- 5 April 2009 at 22:03
- Tanya said...
Well done to you, your work is beautiful!
- 5 April 2009 at 22:11
- Leonie Guld said...
Congratulations. This is huge. Great achievement! You will love the vegies, it starts with a small patch in the back and then before you know it, your front garden is growing tomatoes and you are swapping with the neighbors for onions and basil. Then comes the fruit trees!!!
- 6 April 2009 at 13:25
- Tanya said...
Also, I forgot to mention I have just made a little cushion using your beautiful fabric. Take a peek at
oldgreyhouse.blogspot.com.au if you like.
- 6 April 2009 at 22:26
- Danielle said...
Congratulations! How exciting!!
- 7 April 2009 at 12:48
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Ordered pine nut tuna salad -- the portion was not enough for a hungry sea gull to eat. They put 4 disc shaped pieces of lightly seared tuna (each double the diameter of a quarter) in a plate with a few pinches of greens. I couldn't believe it. And this took an hour to prepare! At a price of $16.00, it was undoubtedly not worth it. The quality of whatever food there was seemed pretty good. I did actually go out to a deli and get a sandwich after eating at the Blue Water Grill. Sorry Blue Water, but you won't be seeing me back there again.
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In a party of 4, we only had 1 person enjoy their entree, chilean sea bass, and everybody else thought their's was marginal at best. A nice place, but not one that I'd go back to at that level of prices. Very average, and that's not acceptable at higher class restaurants.
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We just had a wonderful meal at this Union Square favorite. My father would travel from Santa Barbara just for the lobster bisque, and my mother and I truly enjoyed the spinach salad with pistachios and blue cheese. Our entrees were all terrific--my blackened swordfish was flaky and delicate, not hard as it often is, and the sweet potato/crab hash was an ideal accompaniment. My mother ate every bite of her porcini crusted halibut and artichoke risotto, and my father had lobster again, this time sauteed with scallops--excellent. It's hard to believe we had room for dessert, but we just couldn't resist. Oohs and ahhs over the creme brulee and the caramelized banana tower (served with pistachio and caramel ice creams instead of the usual banana and vanilla, per my father's wish), and I loved the chocolate fondue served with fruit, mini rice krispie squares, and little bits of marshmallow--yum! Blue Water Grill is a bargain for brunch and lunch but more of a splurge for dinner, yet we felt it was the high point of our meals out this week.
Posted by 445 on 08/18/2005
I used to go here all the time before it became the IT place. The wait staff used to be pleasant and acommodating and now they've become pretentious and snotty. I went for brunch and ordered a drink which was listed on the brunch menu- to go with brunch- and the waiter scoffed and yelled, not before noon like I was an alcoholic. It was 11:50 in the morning, and anyone with any class knows that a mimosa with brunch is not out of the question. They always stick me in the most uncomfortable spot in the restaurant, either in the corner or right near the kitchen, even when there are other tables open. Not impressed.
Posted by seafoodlover on 07/12/2005
I have been to Blue Water Grill for both lunch and dinner on several occasions, but had not been for about a year. Lunch today was quite disappointing. While the oysters were impeccably fresh, as always, the seafood cobb salad was totally ordinary, and meager in portion (and I am not a big eater.) 4 medium shrimp and a couple of tablespoons of crab were all the fish, plus a small slice of avocado and a teaspoon or two of chopped egg white over a couple of large pieces of lettuce. Completely boring. Though we had an early reservation (11:30 was all we could get) it took 15 minutes for someone to take a drink order and the place was empty. They also brought the *brunch* prix fixe menu--which had no price on it! Given the prices, this place should get its act together.
Posted by Anonymous on 07/05/2005
I was at the Blue Water Grill for a weekday dinner and it was a superb experience. Everyone was so friendly and helpful suggesting dishes. The blacken swordfish was perfect. Scallop appetizer was also great. Food arrived in reasonable time and they were all well presented. We couldn't reserve the main room so we was at the Jazz room. The atmosphere was nice, though it was very loud. Nice trendy place to meet friends. Overall, this is a great place is great and I will definitely come back. I can imagine that it will be very crowded during the weekends and would suggest you to go during the weekdays early in the evening or late at night. Reservation is probably necessary.
Posted by KNE on 07/01/2005
I was disappointed again on my last visit. The snapper had a slimy texture and had that repulsive fishy taste. My husband's filet mignon was pretty good and it seems to never fail him, everything I've ordered the last 3 times we've visited has been pretty much subpar. Dessert is great and the appetizers and sushi are good ones. Service is poor as always, I think they are losing a customer.


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Posted by Beideman real fishtown on 06/22/2014
Love it best Chinese food in fishtown quick cheap and filling
Posted by Mo on 07/11/2013
I have been ordering here for almost 4 yrs now. I always order the veggie lo mein or general tso's tofu. I have never had any complaints with either. So good and so cheaply priced. The delivery is lightening speed and always the most friendly/cheery delivery guy with a big smile. Their veggie eggrolls are awesome and simple. The scallion pancake/chinese pizza is great. Even their french fries are worth it. Highly recommended, if you're looking for anything I just mentioned-otherwise I can't say (meat dishes).
Posted by jaypenn on 08/07/2012
no better than anywhere else. got the general tso's and fried pork dumplings based on the rave reviews of friends. the chicken was stringy and over cooked. the dumplings were oddly fleshy, the wrappers were thick and stretchy. never been in the place so i can't say anything about the atmosphere or the people. but the food was definitely not worth repeating.
Posted by Mick B on 07/18/2012
Food is really fresh, the family that owns the place is lovely, the prices are low, the portions are large, and they're quick. Eat here. It's a good life choice.
Posted by Fishtowner on 08/10/2011
The general Tso's is the ish. Best chinese food in fishtown. Never write reviews but this place is banging.
Posted by Corinne on 10/25/2010
The delivery is very quick, and they are open later than most places in fishtown. The food containers are almost overflowing. I was shocked by how sparkling clean it was the one time I didn't get delivery. Thats the kind of atmosphere I like in a take out place.
Posted by Black Mask on 12/25/2009
Mandarin House prepares the best food of any style in the neighborhood. All of its dishes are made from fresh ingredients, and are seasoned with some care. The food is much better than average Chinese take out. You might never stop in because the joint looks like a hole-in-the wall. General Tso's Chicken, and Shrimp in lobster sauce are especially good. So is the fried chicken. Delivery is quick and efficient.


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New Delhi: Sisters tied colourful rakhis on the wrists of their brothers, prayed for their long life, and got some beautiful gifts and money in return as the festival of Raksha Bandhan, marking the bond of love between siblings, was celebrated on Wednesday. Celebrated on the full moon of the Hindu month of Shravana, Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi was observed with much gaiety across the country.
India gears up to celebrate the Rakhi bond
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India gears up to celebrate the Rakhi bond
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