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What brand do you feed? Why did you choose that brand?
Or do you feed raw or home make your own dog food? Why did you choose raw/home made?
How much does each dog go through as far as their food per month?
I feed Taste of the Wild and chose that brand based on ingredients and cost. I also home make dog food using beef or chicken with leftovers like baked veggies, eggs, oatmeal and fruits. Each dog on average eats about 30 lbs. a month of the kibble, not sure how much in the homemade food.
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i've fed a variety of things, orijen, acana, fromm, TOTW, natural balance, raw and most currently Go!. We switch food quite a bit because my bully has sensitivities so finding something that doesnt irritate him is tricky, he is also a picky eater so gets bored of food halfway through the bag. Raw was probably my favourite, if you do it correctly it is very cost effective and good for them, but we had to stop due to a lack of car to go buy in bulk.
I used Blue Wilderness for a long time because it is grain free and does not use meat by-products. But then I ran into a financial tight spot and switched to the cheapest store brand to save money. The biggest difference I noticed was the dogs' smell, especially my small dog. I didn't notice an odor on them until they started using the store brand, but then they smelled awful. It's not about needing grooming, they just had a really strong body odor.
Now I've switched back to an all natural brand called Core. I had never heard of it before, but it also seems grain free and by-product free, so I figured I would try it out. I've heard Taste of the Wild recommended, but my nearest pet store doesn't seem to carry it.
I feed raw (prey model) and have since we got Oscar as a 9 week old puppy. I chose raw because dogs are carnivores and should be eating raw meat and bones. I don't feed my children highly processed food, so I saw no reason to feed my dog that kind of nutrition either. He is doing really well on a raw diet, fantastic coat, great muscle tone, clean teeth and no doggy smell.
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by products arent a bad thing unless it is the main meat ingredient.
We have 2 dogs. One dog is about 25 lbs and the other is about 8 lbs.
We feed them raw meat, bones and organs. Chicken is easiest for us to get so that is what they have the most. Sometimes they get vegetable scraps, eggs or bread crusts but it isn't a major part of their daily diet.
We chose to move to a raw diet with our first dog because store bought food seemed to cause him issues. His system just seems very sensitive.
When we took in our second dog she was overweight, wheezy, had very bad breath and didn't look too healthy. Some of her teeth had had to be removed in her previous home because of decay. She had been fed people food and commercial dog food. I wasn't sure she could do a raw diet but she immediately went for the other dog's food so we gave her some of her own. She lost some weight and seems much healthier and energetic.
Both dogs have nicer teeth, breath and better feeling coats after being raw fed.
First dog usually gets one chicken quarter a day and second dog gets 1 chicken leg. If we are feeding something else it would probably be an equivalent amount. We buy them food weekly. I don't know how much they would each go through in a month.
Kim ~mom to one awesome dd (12)
We feed raw here too. Have for 4 years. It's the natural diet for dogs and cats. Cats can get away with even less carbs too. My dogs are big-75 and 100#, so it's about $25 wk maybe for us to feed them. Depends on sales and what I buy. If I bought in bulk it would be cheaper, but I don't have a freezer to get the amount needed for them. A raw food co op is pretty cheap as well, it's bulk buying normally. If my dogs were small, it would be a lot less per month to feed them.
Mine two are very healthy. Now I was able to find a grain/rice free kibble to give them while travelling and they were fine. But the cost would be at least double what I pay now per month for them if I switched.
I'd love to feed RAW but with 5 rescue dogs I don't have the time and money. Less expensive food means more lives saved...
Does anyone know a FISH based grain free dog food that is affordable? One of my dogs has awful allergies and we've found that fish based food works well for him. We are currently feeding Natural Balance LID Fish and Sweet Potato, Would like to find something a little cheeper if its out there. This is almost$50 a large bag and we go though that in a WEEK.
i dont know about price where you have lived but I have used, TOTW and Go! fish based foods and they are great.
We feed Taste of the Wild. One of our dogs was sick a lot before we switched to grain free. She still has itchiness on grain-free brands other than TOTW. I would love to do raw but the price is too much for us with great danes. We already buy our meat in bulk, but it is not cheap in our area.
I'd love to feed RAW but with 5 rescue dogs I don't have the time and money. Less expensive food means more lives saved...
Does anyone know a FISH based grain free dog food that is affordable? One of my dogs has awful allergies and we've found that fish based food works well for him. We are currently feeding Natural Balance LID Fish and Sweet Potato, Would like to find something a little cheeper if its out there. This is almost$50 a large bag and we go though that in a WEEK.
We tried Taste of the Wild Salmon (Pacific Stream), but the dogs wouldn't eat it. Even mixing it in with their Bison version the dogs picked out the Bison and left the salmon kibble. Here the large bag runs about $50 so not going to save you any money either.
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by products shouldnt be the main source of meat, however by products are mostly organ, which are essential for a healthy dog, and something that raw feeders are very familiar with.
You get it! One of my dogs is an Irish Wolfhound, probably eats about the same as a Dane! The other is a very active GSD, then I have 3 little guys that all eat one cup a day.
We go though 17 cups of food on an average day here. Its a little crazy. :p
We feed Taste of the Wild. One of our dogs was sick a lot before we switched to grain free. She still has itchiness on grain-free brands other than TOTW. I would love to do raw but the price is too much for us with great danes. We already buy our meat in bulk, but it is not cheap in our area.
We tried Taste of the Wild Salmon (Pacific Stream), but the dogs wouldn't eat it. Even mixing it in with their Bison version the dogs picked out the Bison and left the salmon kibble. Here the large bag runs about $50 so not going to save you any money either.
We use California Natural Grain Free Lamb. 2 French Bulldogs that can NOT tolerate grains or chicken (ya nice huh?) and one Bernese Mtn Dog. Probably 4 cups a day plus some treats for everyone.. Treats are also grain/chicken free. CN also makes a Kangaroo formula but it costs MORE than the Lamb so we only tried it once. I've found switching anything with the frenchie diet causes massive gas and upset tummies. The berner, well she just eats damn near anything but since the frenchies can't be trusted, everyone gets the same!
CNGF is $75 for 30#
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Stopped buying anything from Innova (like California Natural) since they got bought out by Proctor and Gamble. Watch out, they have a tendency, to slowly cut corners over time... making a once quailty dog food, crappy.
We've been doing raw for 14 months, with a two month break.
She is so much healthier on raw. Her teeth look great, her coats is beautiful, she doesn't have the doggy smell, and her poop is 1/4 the size. We went back on grain-free kibble for two months to try it out and within a month she started smelling like a dog, her poop was enormous and harder to pick up, she began getting yellow build-up on her teeth, and started having gas. We're back on raw and it is great!
We feed Taste of the Wild High Prarie, overall my coonhound does well on it, shiny coat, healthy poop, filled out to her ideal weight and stayed there. But she is gassy, so I'm considering switching to their poultry formula (something about a swamp in the name? purple bag?). Her breath isn't great either but eh she's a dog. Tried some raw chicken before but she swallows things whole and got a bone stuck for a while once, and threw up the giblets the other time. She just finally learned to chew her kibble, she didn't because she was a stray (runaway I'm sure, prey drive and all), a shelter dog for 5 months, and then we got her. Now that's she's been here a few months she no longer bolts her food or tries to run away, it's nice having her trust us more. If we can afford it one day maybe a diet of raw beef or venison with big bones she couldn't swallow could work, or boneless chicken+organs and some red meat bones. For us humans right now we have to keep the meat near $1/lb and limited quantity most of the time so I'll hold off on treating the dog.
Natural Balance bison and sweet potato, grain-free. It's been great for our Great Pyrenees mix. She's been eating it since she was a pup.
With nearly all these companies being recalled I'm wondering if its time to switch?? But to WHAT? Now natural balance, and Taste of the Wild have had recalls!
i would switch to a company that isnt diamond and doesnt use chinese ingredients, acana, orijen, horizon, Go!, Nature's Logic
I feed my large dogs Purina Large Breed Formula Puppy Chow. It definitely wasn't my go-to food, but one of the furry babies has severe stomach issues that feeding grain-free and raw didn't help. After trying about 10 different foods, I eventually just switched backed and his stomach problems went away.
We had been doing raw for about a year. Dog loved it. But then he got himself pancreatitis - we think maybe he had buried some raw chicken and dug it up several weeks later - and after two weeks on antibiotics and having to feed him bland, soft food, he won't touch raw anymore. He's 14 and hasn't been the same since his bout a couple of weeks ago. At this point we just want him to EAT, so sometimes it's cooked chicken and rice, sometimes it's canned food (he'll eat alpo lamb, but won't touch some of the higher quality stuff), sometimes kibble. And it's never the same thing consecutively. It's very tricky and worrisome. At this point, it's all about caloric intake. I'm afraid we're coming to the end :(
My dog gets a home-cooked diet. She's got liver cirrhosis and since her liver can't process medication well, we're treating it with diet. A veterinarian developed a formula specifically for her condition and allergies and the change has been incredible. She has no symptoms of liver issues, her allergies are better, and she's finally at a healthy weight. We'd struggled with it for a while, and the home-cooked food is the only thing that has made a consistent difference.
As far as alternatives to TOTW, Natural Balance, and others connected to the Diamond recall, there are a few good options. Nutro isn't the best, but most of their formulas are good mid-level foods. It was great for my dog's allergies and was the most effective at managing her weight (until the home-cooked food). Blue Buffalo, Evo, AvoDerm, and Innova are highly recommended brands as well.
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MT Poll: Summer Road Trips - Will You Drive Fewer or More Miles this Summer?
I've never driven any, but aesthetically speaking the C2 is my favorite.
In bold, the article stated "we're highlighting one model from each generation." Hence, one car from each generation. :) And the sixty years simply start from the very first car produced off production... that is all. Doesn't mean that a car was produced every year for sixty years, simply celebrating sixty years from the very beginning of production existence. Not trying to pick on you dude. Cheerio!
Oh. Then again, as Castle Greyskull pointed out, why didn't they just do doors with regular door handles.
Pschh. Yeah.
So.......basically you guys just picked the most expensive/best performing/most rare model from each gen.......how original. And boring.
C1- 1957 Fuel Injected 283- Incredibly gorgeous, and for the first time, performance to back it up.
C2- 1967 L88- Side pipes and color contrasting hood stinger? Check. Beautiful coke body shape? Check. 430 underrated hp 427? Check mate.
C3- 1970 ZR-1- The original ZR-1. A (relatively) low displacement, free revving V8 matched with special performance equipment. This was also the last year before tightening regs started neutering power levels.
C4- RPO B2K- Better known as the Callaways. Better looking, cheaper, more powerful, better performing than their more in-house successors. ZR-what???
C5- '02+ Z06- Eh, not much to argue here. A relatively boring generation devoid of any standout special editions.
C6- 2013 427 Convertible- Finally dropping GM's greatest engine ever in a drop top body makes this one a no-brainer.
Surely there are plenty of Corvette owners who have celebrated by having their roofs blow off like fireworks.
Doesn't all that seem like a whole bunch of needless complexity when they could have just designed the car with regular door handles????
First off, there was no production 1983 Corvette. My point was that the Corvette has been offered in seven different decades (which doesn't change with your attempt to get Carpal Tunnel Syndrome by printing every year plus one that the Corvette has been offered) but playing by your rules doesn't change the fact that MT has ignored the '70's and '80's in their picks of "top" Corvettes.
Agree, I love the Z06 with Z07. That car is a true track ready Vette, and looks great.
As La Vette pointed out, there's a manual lever at the bottom of the door that you can pull to open the door. There's no way to get stuck in the car. Sorry to let you down.
I hope they nver make a V6 Corvette I pray for a High Proformance Hybrid first
The 2013 427 Convertible is my favorite. They should've offered the z06 427 in the convertible all along, just like the 427 convertibles were from '66-'69.
Any Corvette is my favorite! I love yellow and red and black the most because they match my collection of Members only jackets but my girlfriend bubbles prefers the red because it goes well with her Def Leppard t-shirt that she wears when we cruise sunset strip!
C5 ZR1? Dont they mean C4 ZR1,and where the hell is the 96 Grand Sport at with its red stripes on the drivers side above the fender arch.
Decade 1: 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962
Decade 2: 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972
Decade 3: 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982
Decade 4: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992
Decade 5: 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
Decade 6: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
Sorry dude, it's only been six decades since the car came out- you don't count decades just from a year that ends in 0; you count actual ten years. But yes, a decade can start from 1950 and end in 1959, however, no Corvettes were made on production line previous to 1953, so you can't count years before 1953, you have to actually start on the year 1953 and count ten years from that.
I like the cars you picked though.
i hope we won't be seeing a V6 in the upcoming C7 (or any other Corvette thereafter) in the future. i know technically it wouldn't even infringe on the car's history since the very first also came with a 6 (albeit an I6 but anyways) so, Chevy has unveiled a couple of very interesting concepts as of late which they definitely should utilize for future production models. (think the RWD-based Tru 130R or the FWD platform 130S counterpart also) so it would definitely be wise and make all sense to add a sub Corvette sportscar to the Chevrolet lineup that can standout. (Corvette of course is related with Chevrolet and technically a Chevy but let's face it, Corvette is pretty much its very own unique/single-model brand these days)
so having said that the aforementioned concepts could do that job, and then get a V6 (maybe even a boosted version) as GM certainly has an excellent choice of existing basics and parts to choose from and further build upon for that ! so, summing it up, im very anxious to see the all-new C7 and the all aluminum 5th gen V8 small block that it will debut, but leave the Corvette alone with engine experiments , meaning only and always a V8 ! the advancements and engineering in engine tech along with possible "downsizing" (gosh i hate that word) there are more than enough possibilities to still have an eye on faily reasonable milages and have the car being economical for what it is. even the previous versions , LS2-3 etc. still can achieve oustanding milage compared to some very prominent european sports cars nameplates !!
happy 4th of July btw America.
greetings from germany.
The Chevrolet Corvette is Americas car, nothing from any other company can match the history and the heritage of the Corvette, many have tried (ThunderBird and Viper) but they have all fallen well short of achieving what the Corvette has. Good job GM.
The door release opens the doors like this (see page 2-11 in the owners manual):
If power to the vehicle or the keyless access transmitter is lost, there are two ways to open the door. From inside the vehicle, use the door release handle located on the floor next to each seat. Pull the handle up to unlock and unlatch the door. From outside the vehicle, use the door release tab located on the carpet inside the trunk on the driver's side of the vehicle. Pull the tab to unlock and unlatch the driver's door. See Hatch/Trunk on page 2-14 for information on opening the trunk during a loss of power.
I don't want to act all picky, but the only reason I can't like the current corvettes is because of the electric door handles. A total buzzkill that makes me feel insecure. If the battery were to run out for a any reason, and you happen to not have a cell phone on you, than the car becomes your coffin.
Ide take the ZO6 over the ZR1. Not many cars on the road anymore that have a huge v8 like that. 7.0 liters of V8 would just be pure awesome to drive. Oh and i wouldnt mind saving the 30-50k
My dream 6-car garage right there. Especially the ZL1...
Agree, but the Z07 still has 5 tall gears instead of a true 6 speed. Damn shame
Six decades? Where's the 1971 LS6 or '71-'72 ZR1? Where's the 1988 35th Anniversary or 1989 Z51?
My picks for the SEVEN Decades the Corvette has been offered so far would be "
1950's: 1957 283-283 Fuel Injected
1960's: 1967 L-88
1970's: 1971 LS-6
1980's: 1989 Z51 6-speed
1990's: 1994 ZR1
2000's: 2008 Z06
2010's (so far) 2012 ZR1
Sorry, MT, the C6 Z06 with Z07 package is the greatest current Vette. The 7.0L is a sublime V8 that revs to 7000 rpm and it still doesn't get a guzzler tax. The ZR1 is for bragging rights and putting up numbers. The Z06 is for the soul.

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Vitamin D Supplementation for the Prevention of Acute Respiratory Tract Infections
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The investigators earlier clinical study in 754 young Finnish men demonstrated a significant negative association of serum 25-OHD concentration with acute respiratory tract infections. The present study aimed to determine whether vitamin D supplementation may decrease the incidence of acute respiratory tract infections.
Respiratory Tract Infections
Dietary Supplement: vitamin D
Dietary Supplement: placebo
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|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Prevention
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|Vitamin D Supplementation for the Prevention of Acute Respiratory Tract Infections; a Randomized Double-blinded Trial in Young Finnish Men
- Number of days absent from duty due to respiratory tract infection [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- The proportion of men remaining healthy throughout the 6-month study period [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- The number needed to treat calculated from the proportion of men without any days absent from duty [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|May 2005
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Active Comparator: vitamin D
Dietary Supplement: vitamin D
vitamin D3 400 IU daily
Other Name: Minisun
|Placebo Comparator: placebo
Dietary Supplement: placebo
Other Name: Pharmia, Finland
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Subjects comprised 164 male conscripts at a military base in Finland. Half of the participants were randomly allocated to receive 400 IU vitamin D daily and half received placebo from October through March. Serum vitamin D and plasma parathyroid hormone concentrations were determined. Subjects were followed for 6 months and the primary outcome was the number of days absent from duty due to ARTI.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00973583
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|Tampere, Finland, 33014
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|Ilkka T Laaksi, M.D.
|University of Tampere
|Study Director:
|Harri Pihlajamaki, Docent
|Research Department, Centre for Military Medicine, Helsinki, Finland
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|Ilkka Laaksi, M.D. PhD, University of Tampere
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|September 8, 2009
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|December 2, 2014
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|Finland: Ethics Committee
Keywords provided by University of Tampere:
vitamin D
Vitamin D for the prevention of respiratory tract infections
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Communicable Diseases
Respiratory Tract Infections
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Vitamin D
Bone Density Conservation Agents
Growth Substances
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform (Mr. O'Donoghue): I am informed by the Garda authorities that the Garda dog unit based in Dublin, which is available for deployment nationally, has a total complement of 16 dogs and that there are also Garda dogs available in Limerick and Cork. The unit consists of dogs trained in individual disciplines, such as general purpose drug detection and explosives detection. Some dogs are trained in more than one discipline.
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Thayer County Sheriff David Lee says the body of 19-year-old Taylor Horsechief, of Deshler, was discovered a little after 6 a.m. Saturday at the former Deshler Broom Factory. The factory closed in 1998.
Lee says it appears Horsechief died from an accidental fall, but the investigation is continuing. Investigators are awaiting the results of an autopsy.
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96. Motley Crue - Motley Crue
1. Power To The Music
2. Uncle Jack
3. Hooligan's Holiday
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The lone Crue album with someone that can actually sing, Mr. John Corabi. This was another one of my used CD store discoveries. I think I paid 2 bucks for this gem. From the second I popped it in the car CD player and the opening riff of Power To The Music hit, I knew it was gonna be a good one. Mick sounds ridiculous on this album. With many of the songs tuned to drop C on this album, his guitar gained a new growl. As much as I like the catchiness and riffs of previous Crue albums, this is the only Crue appearance on my list. Something about the songs as a whole really hit me when listening to this and it's definitely a great, hard rock/bluesy album. A must listen for anyone.
Favorite track: Power To The Music
Well, you really disappointed me with this album.Everything the have made is at least 5x better than this, including New Tattoo.Sure, John Corabi is a good vocalist, and Mick Mars lowers his guitar tuning (like he hasn't done it before), but this just to grungy (I HATE grunge more than anything in the world, the only thing close to it I like is Switchfoot).Bottom line, this really isn't Motley Crue.Shout At The Devil is Motley Crue, Dr. Feelgood is Motley Crue, but this self-titled is NOT Motley Crue, it's Motley Crue posing as Alice In Chains.
Well that's my rant for the day, just my opinion, nothing meant to attack you or anything.I look forward to further inclusions!
6/28 - Def Leppard/Styx/Tesla
8/29 - Rick Springfield/Loverboy/The Romantics
8/30 - Motley Crue
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It looks like it's the end of the road for Motorola XOOM and Nexus S as both devices will continue to use Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean platform instead of the newest 4.2 version launched this week.
According to Jean-Baptiste Queru, technical lead, Android Open Source Project, "there is no support for 4.2 on Nexus S and XOOM. Those devices should continue using 4.1.2. I can't comment about the future of Nexus S and XOOM, sorry."
After this statement, there's nothing else we can tell, but we can only hope Google will find a way to offer Nexus S and Motorola XOOM owners a glimpse of what the latest version of Android has to offer.
For the time being, Android 4.2 is available on Nexus 7 and various versions of Galaxy Nexus. Stay tuned for more updates on the matter.


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~You shop at 9a, Sat, Aug 22nd & Half-Price Presale at 7:30 p, Fri, Aug 28th
7 hour Volunteer Requirements
(1) Five hour shift
(1) Two hours breakdown on Saturday, Aug 29th after 5pm or Sunday, Aug 30th, 10a-9p
~You shop at 11a, Sat, Aug 22nd
5 Hour Volunteer Requirements
(1) Five hour shift
~You shop at 12p, Sat, Aug 22nd
Husband Barter Requirements for 12Hr Presale Pass
(1) Five hour Husband General Set Up shift
(1) Five hour Husband Break Down shift
No Breakdown Barter Requirements for 12 Hr Presale Pass
(3) Five hour shifts anytime (for anyone that can not do a breakdown shift this is a good option to still be able to shop at the earliest time on Sat, Aug 22nd 9a
Breakdown 1 Barter Requirements for 7Hr Presale Pass
(1) Five hour breakdown shift on Sat, Aug 29th after 5p or Sun, Aug 30th, 10a-9p
Breakdown 2 Barter Requirements for 12Hr Presale Pass
(1) Eight hour breakdown shift on Sat, Aug 29th after 5p or Sun, Aug 30th, 10a-9p
Presale Pass Information:
To shop the volunteer presales, pick up your presale pass at the Volunteer Information Table during our consignor drop off times. If you can not pick up your presale pass during our consignor drop off then you will need to arrive at least 15 minutes before your shop early time and go to the south door to see the volunteer with the passes. Only one person per pass - no husbands, mothers, children, pregnant friends, etc. will be permitted to attend the volunteer presale without a pass.
If you need to come back to shop with your children, you may do so at 5:00pm. First Time Moms and their guests will enter at 6:00pm.
Please bring your children's sizes with you.
No Children…. No Strollers…No Wagons at presales until 5pm for the Family Presale.
Please bring a laundry basket to shop with. We have a limited amount of large handled bags that you may borrow while shopping.
One person per pass - no husbands, mothers, children, friends, etc. will be permitted to attend the volunteer presale without a pass.
If you consign items with us and use the first drop off days, you will receive one pass for yourself for 1:00pm on Saturday.
If you only drop off at our second drop off, you will not receive any passes.
Presale Extravanganza Tulsa JBF:
Saturday Aug 22nd!
12 hour volunteers shop at 9am & shop 1/2 price presale Friday, Aug 28th, 7:30p-9p
7 hour volunteers shop at 11am
5 hour volunteers shop at 12pm
Follow this to see if you qualify for a first time mom's presale pass
BARTER TO EARN 10% MORE AND SHOP EARLY-LOG IN and then choose VOLUNTEER to be able to see what is available.
If you have chosen a MEAL BARTER: Look here for each days meal with receipe to find yours.
All barterers must email firstname.lastname@example.com to get your complete instructions.
When you get to the sale to volunteer, please enter through the doors on the east side of the buidling. We will meet you at our Volunteer Sign In Table just outside our Office Area.
Please remember that you need to be comfortable. We recommend wearing close-toed shoes that give you lots of support. And please wear clothing that lets you move easily. We also have aprons that you can use to keep supplies in.
Snacks will be available, but if you have special dietery needs, you may want to bring a private stash. We will have lots and lots of ice cold water!
Please arrive 15 minutes before your shift starts and we will pair you with a friend! See you there!
Do not leave valuables in your car or anything visable. You might want to lock your valuables in your truck or just leave them at home.
Wanna be a Team Leader? Have extra time to give to great endeavors? We would love to have your help at JBF! This is a fast and furious effort that is not for the weak, fair weathered, or faint of heart. We need dedicated ladies to be the heart of this event. This is a very popular event and we could not bring this to the mom's of the Tulsa community without your help! We thank your families, your husbands and children, and your childcare provider, for allowing you to go on this adventure with us. Please read our requirements below and submit your requested time to email@example.com
24 Hour Team Leaders Schedule Requirements:
Volunteer 24 hours of time from Aug 17th-Aug 30th
The following shifts are required:
Volunteer 4-6 hours Presale Day, Sat, Aug 22nd 10a-10p
Volunteer 4-6 hours Opening Day, Sun, Aug 23rd 12:00p-10pm
(Optional hours)Sign up for 5 hours weekdays Monday-Friday, Aug 24th-28th, 9a-2p or 2p-7p
Sign up for 4-6 hours of Breakdown Time, Sat,Aug 29th after 5pm or Sunday, Aug 30th, 10a-9p
If you are able to fulfill all the obligations of a 24 hour volunteer team leader and want to join us, please email email@example.com with your schedule set up like the sample below. You can copy and paste this into a word doc. and then attach it to your email.
Schedule for _________________________________(your name)
Date Day Time In Time Out
8/22 Sat/Presale
8/23 Sun/1st Day
8/29 Sat/1/2off Sale
8/30 Sun/Breakdown
Total must equal 24 hours
Presale Pass- to shop Fri, Aug 21st 6pm (pick up from Shelly at the volunteer table during consignor drop off)
Things you need to know:
Arrive 10 minutes before your shift to sign in and grab your name tag
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes
Bring a meal if you think you will need one
(we have a microwave & refrigerator you can use)
We will provide snacks and drinks while volunteering (we are not able to provide full meals)
Leave valuables at home, do not bring them to the sale or leave them in your car
Have fun and ask questions if you need something
YOU Shop First-----Thank You!
Our "Thank You" is that we gladly invite you to our special 24 hr team leader reception and presale on Fri, Aug 21st- 6p-10p (spouse and kids may join you at 8p)
Please arrive no later than 5:15pm. We will want to grab a few snacks and do some celebrating before we shop til we drop! We will all gather at the east doors..... No Early Shopping if you get here early please make your way to the Hold Area room. Don't forget to bring your laundry baskets to carry your finds. We will have an honor system hold area and rolling racks in the clothing isles.
We gladly invite you to the 1/2 Price Presale on Fri, Aug 28th 7:30p-9:00p! Please bring your pass. Your immediate family is welcome to come with you this evening.
We appreciate you so much! (Good luck finding wonderful things for your precious angels.)
email@example.com for any and all questions about being a 24 hour volunteer team leader.
Perfect Consignor Instructions for 24 hr volunteers
As one of our very valued 24 hour volunteers, you have the added perk of skipping inspection. You have provided Kendra with your 24 vol schedule and we appreciate it. So long as you keep all of our volunteer hours and not drop out of being a 24 hour volunteer for this sale, you my bypass clothing inspection for this sale, and if you are not found to break any of the following guidelines, you will be able to skip inspection for the next sale too.
In order to be part of the "inspection Perfection List" make sure you as a 24 hour volunteer have followed all JBF guidelines, including:
Please wear the perfect inspection sticker as identification- you will get this when you take care of your own check in at our Perfect Consignor Self Check-In.
In order to be part of the "inspection Perfection List" make sure you as a 24 hour volunteer have followed all JBF guidelines, including:
· You must participate in consecutive sales, if you miss a sale, you name falls off the of the list.
You must have printed out your waiver at home and already have it filled out
· You must have your stamped envelope ready with it address to be mailed to you, and your consignor number on the bottom left corner.
· All clothing sized 4T and under must be on a smaller hanger, not an adult sized.
· All multi piece items MUST be safety pinned together
· Bar-coded Tags are printed on white card stock in their original size, not shrunk down (either 4 or 6 to a page)
· Re-check all of your items for stains or defects before you leave them on the rack (The lighting in our sale building is brighter than at home)
· No short sleeved items –only exceptions are uniforms or dark colored clothing with fall themes (see our Mechandise Prep on our SELL page for complete list)
· No recalled items
If you have a question about items of yours, please find Daven and ask before putting your item out.
Love, Daven and Paul
Other presales on Saturday, Aug 22nd
Consignor Presale at 1pm:
First in line, first to get in. Bring your laundry baskets and lawn chairs while you wait for the doors to open and visit with other bargain hunters. FUN! FUN! FUN!
Consignor Friend Presale at 3pm
Consignor Family Presale at 5pm (spouse and kids only-no grandmas, friends, aunts)
First Time Moms at 6pm (can bring 2 guests) Must register by clicking here and setting up your MY JBF PROFILE.


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Christmas comes and goes. The seasons carry the Crowanhawk family through the next year, their lives filled with the search for Anna.
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Welcome to The Good Earth Cafe
"The greatest dishes are very simple." — Auguste Escoffier, the "Emperor of Chefs"
"You don't have to cook complicated masterpieces – just good food from fresh ingredients" - Julia Child
What is a Cafe?
A café (also spelled cafe, or /kæˈfeɪ/) or coffee shop is an informal restaurant offering a range of hot meals and made-to-order sandwiches. The local café is often the central gathering spot for conversation and meetings. Such cafés are especially popular for breakfasts.
Located at 912 SW 3rd Avenue, Between Salmon and Taylor
Just over the Hawthorne Bridge
Phone: (503) 206-8214
Hours: Monday - Friday: 7 am - 3 pm
Saturday: 8 am - 2 pm
- 50+ seat dining room.
- Free WI-FI
- Dedicated Take Out area for our downtown business community.
- Please call ahead for faster service on Take-Out Orders
- Full Breakfast, Char-Broiled Burgers, Artisan Sandwiches and fresh baked goods.
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Richard Branson Shares Business and Life Lessons From His Mother
Editor's Note: Entrepreneur Richard Branson regularly shares his business experience and advice with readers. Ask him a question and your query might be the inspiration for a future column.
I'm often asked who my biggest inspiration is, and who has had the most profound influence on my business life. Like most people, I answer: my mother.
My mother, Eve Branson, has always been known for her incredible energy. As a girl she loved sports and dancing, and she was very outgoing. During WWII she worked for the Navy, and afterward became a stewardess, back when the job involved making sure that all the passengers were wearing oxygen masks on particularly high-altitude flights.
After she met my father, Edward Branson, a barrister, they settled in a small village in the English countryside. They were both generous with their time, energy and love, providing me with opportunities to succeed, along with a lot of freedom. I hope that the Virgin brand reflects the values they taught me.
Of all the lessons they imparted when I was growing up, these five from my mother really stand out.
1. No Regrets
I'm often flabbergasted by the amount of time some people waste dwelling on their past failures, rather than directing that energy into new projects. My mother always taught me never to look back in regret, but to immediately move on to the next thing.
Our family budget was fairly tight when I was growing up, and I was always fascinated by her money-making projects, which were often craft-based, like building and selling wooden tissue boxes and wastepaper bins. If an item didn't sell, she tried something else.
Her activities inspired some of my first ideas, like breeding budgerigars and growing and selling Christmas trees. Both of those businesses failed: Since I went to a boarding school, I couldn't take care of the birds, and rabbits ate the tree seedlings. But Mum had showed me that a setback is just another of life's lessons, so I quickly moved on to other projects, following her example.
Related: Richard Branson on Giving Your Employees Freedom
2. Learn to Survive-- Fast
There is a rather well-known story about Mum stopping the car on the way home from a shopping trip and telling me to find my own way home -- about 3 miles through the countryside, and I was somewhere around 5 years old. She was punishing me for causing mischief in the back seat, but she was also teaching me a larger lesson about overcoming my disabling shyness and learning to ask others for directions.
I got horribly lost, but eventually a neighboring farmer helped me to reach home. The experience made me learn to find the grit to overcome what may seem like overwhelming obstacles.
This has been a key principle in my business life. In a company's first year, your goal should be simply to survive, and this will likely take everything you've got. No matter how tired or afraid you are, you have to figure out how to keep going.
3. Put Others First
There was always a focus on teamwork in our home -- working in the garden, helping to prepare meals, cleaning up. I have two younger sisters, Lindi and Vanessa, and Mum always kept the three of us working hard. It certainly instilled a very healthy work ethic in me, as many of my staff would point out!
If we tried to escape chores, she would explain how selfish that was by describing the effect on everyone else in our family. We were a team, and we had to be confident that we could rely on each other. This has always informed my business philosophy: People are the most important part of any company.
Related: Richard Branson on Inspiring Employees
4. Keep Your Feet on the Ground
When you start to become relatively well known, it can be easy to get carried away with your successes. (It can be especially hard to keep your head out of the clouds if you own a few airlines and have a taste for flying hot air balloons.) But Mum has always kept my feet firmly on the ground -- metaphorically at least -- partly because she knows me so well, and so she does not believe all the press.
She has rarely praised me in public; I was surprised but pleased when she admitted in a CNBC interview last year that she was proud of me, particularly of my charitable work. But she has always given me quiet, constant encouragement. Everyone in my family shows each other a lot of love, which is far more important than anything else.
5. Every Day is a Freash Chance to Achieve Something New
Mum has always seen every day as a fresh chance to achieve something new, fun and exciting. Even today, she is incredibly active, working very hard on all manner of projects -- right now she is working on a memoir, and she recently published a children's book. We still have to fit our schedules around her plans.
Mum is always looking ahead, focused on trying to improve things and bring about positive change. Following her example, I am always focused firmly on the future too.


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Lorenzo Lamas, 53, Weds Fifth Wife, 24
Who got married the day after the royal wedding?
Lorenzo Lamas!
The actor and reality star, 53, wed girlfriend Shawna Craig, 24, at the Casa Dorada Resort in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Saturday, E! News confirms.
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It's the fifth marriage for Lamas, who proposed to Craig over dinner at Mr. Chow's in Beverly Hills this February after about three months of dating.
Model Craig wore a traditional white gown with a long train, while her hubby wore white pants, a black long-sleeved shirt and flip-flops for the beachside wedding overlooking the Pacific, according to E!'s report.
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Craig is just one year younger than Lamas' oldest daughter Shayne Lamas -- the former Bachelor winner who is now married to Nik Richie and pregnant with their first child.
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Back in February, Shayne told Us her dad was "over the moon in love" with Craig. "As long as my family is happy, healthy and getting along they will always have my blessing. Congrats Dad!"
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PROVIDENCE - Athaide, Catherine R. (Chevalier), "Kitty" 87, died October 15, 2012.
She was the wife of the late Raymond J. Paquette and the late Gerald Athaide; mother of Catherine M. (Philip) Kaminski and Raymond F. (Gail) Paquette; stepmother of Janice M. Gray, Gary G. (Christine) Athaide and Glenn A. (Kristina) Athaide; sister of Mary Jane M. Kapinos, the late Frank Chevalier and Ruth Letender. Also survived by nine grandchildren.
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PAWTUCKET - Charlotte A. Hull, 87, of Central Avenue passed away Sunday October 14, 2012 at Chestnut Terrace Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in East Providence. She was the beloved wife of the late Aloysius S. Hull Sr.
Born in Providence she was a daughter of the late Joseph L. and Mary F. (Cronan) McCall. She lived in Pawtucket for the past 52 years.
Before retiring she and her husband owned and operated the former Merry Go Round Caf and the former General Von Stubens Lounge both of Providence.
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PAWTUCKET - Anita E. (Kelly) Wims, 90, a loving wife and devoted mother, passed away peacefully at home on Friday, October 12, 2012. She was the beloved wife of the late Francis Mickey J. Wims.
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ATTLEBORO - Elaine A. Basque, 64, died October 12, 2012 in Boston. She was the wife of James "Jimmy" Basque for over 31 years.
Born February 18, 1948 in Attleboro, she lived in Attleboro & North Attleboro all her life.
Elaine worked as an assistant buyer and administrative assistant at Englehard in Plainville which became Wolverine Joining Technology in Warwick where she celebrated 46 years with the company in June.
She is also survived by many devoted family & friends.
LINCOLN — You bought an E-Book reader, a Kindle or an iPad, and now you're wondering where to find something to read.
Yes, there are plenty of e-book websites to visit and buy the latest hot read for your device, but did you know there are also ways to download a book similar to checking one out from your local library?
Nancy Ross, assistant director of the Lincoln Public Library, says an increasing number of library patrons are taking advantage of the library's e-book lending program and she sees that interest as only increasing in the future as more people learn how to use the service.


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Sydney Spies and her mother Denise "Miki" Spies were arrested late Sunday night after Durango Police broke up an alleged underage drinking party at their home.
The Durango Herald reports that Miki Spies ran into her home when officers tried to ask her questions, she allegedly tried to keep police out of the house and struggled with officers when they tried to arrest her.
The elder Spies was arrested on suspicion of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, obstruction of a police officer and resisting arrest, according to the Herald.
Her 18-year-old daughter faces a single charge of obstructing a police officer.
Police told the Herald they found a keg of beer, liquor and cups filled with alcoholic drinks inside the Spies' home.
Spies and her daughter were flown to New York to appear on the Today show last school year after Sydney's year book photo submissions were declared too racy to print.
The publicity landed her a small role in a SyFy network film that is set to air on Halloween.
Spies declined comment Monday evening but posted on her Facebook page earlier in the day, "I just love being targeted."
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Tales of Victorian Medicine as told by one of the great story tellers of all time: Arthur Conan Doyle... M.D. Everyone knows Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. His Sherlock Holmes mysteries have become classics in western literature. But not everyone knows that Conan Doyle was also a physician-an ophthalmologist to be precise. In fact, it was his unfortunate lack of patients that gave Doyle the time he needed to write, and resulted in the creation of Sherlock Holmes. But Doyle's output was not limited to mystery writing. His historical novels and short stories were very popular throughout his lifetime. It was only natural therefore that, sooner or later, he would turn his attention to writing about medicine. He did this in 1894 with the publication of Round the Red Lamp. These are stories of medicine as it used to be. It was a time before production-line office visits, before computerized CAT scans-for that matter, it was even before X-rays had been invented. It was an era when physicians routinely made house calls; and the "family doc" not only knew your medical history, but that of your parents and your grandparents as well. He knew it because he had personally treated all three generations. Around the Red Lamp is a priceless insight into those times. Doctors treat the sick, but where does a Victorian doctor turn when he is the one who is ill? No physician enjoys seeing a patient die; but leave it to an old soldier to show a young doctor how to die with courage and honor. What's a small town doctor to do when he suddenly finds himself facing competition-especially when the competition is coming from the loveliest female physician he has ever seen? All these stories and more in: Around the Red Lamp
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History's greatest secret could be tomorrow's greatest threat.
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Patti SheneSoutheastern ColoradoAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5A thrilling read!December 3, 2014Patti SheneSoutheastern ColoradoAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This book is an intriguing page turner. From the very beginning to the last word, the author held me riveted to the story, eagerly anticipating what would happen next. An international thriller, the novel leads the reader through plot twists and turns, around unexpected corners, and deep into Biblical history.
Terry Brennan has defined believable characters and launched them on a seemingly impossible quest, riddled with danger and brimming with adventure. He captures the challenge of the mission as he ushers his characters through a cacophony of doubt, fear, disaster, and hope.
The pacing was just right, enough to keep the reader guessing what was coming next, yet detail and imagery never slowed the action. There is nothing preachy about this Christian novel, but it is so well researched and presented that even those who normally dont read Christian fiction would probably enjoy it.
Great news is that there is a sequel, The Brotherhood Conspiracy, which is on my TBR list.
I would recommend The Sacred Cipher to any reader who enjoys a fast-paced mystery thriller that is exceptionally well-written.
VicsMediaRoomIrvine, CAAge: 55-65Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5Prophecy, Intrigue, Terrorism Adventure ThrillerSeptember 29, 2014VicsMediaRoomIrvine, CAAge: 55-65Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for The Sacred Cipher: History's Greatest Secret Could Be Tomorrow's Greatest Threat.Terry Brennan in his new book The Sacred Cipher Book One in The Sacred Cipher series published by Kregel Publications gives us another thriller with Tom Bohannon. Historys Greatest Secret Could Be Tomorrows Greatest Threat
From the back cover: A secret room has been discovered in the chapel of the Bowery Mission. And whats hidden inside could change the world as we know it.
When New Yorker Tom Bohannon uncovers an ancient cipher containing a dead language that has been lost in the sands of time, he doesnt fully comprehend the danger thats about to unfold. Though Tom and his team of ragtag scientists and historians want to decode the ancient text, there are others who dont want the cipher revealed. And they are prepared to kill to keep it hidden.
From a market in 19th century Alexandria to an apartment in present-day New York to the tunnels beneath Jerusalem, the secret of the cipher has spanned the globeand threatened the lives of everyone in its path. Will Tom be next?
Prophecy, intrigue, and terrorism saturate The Sacred Cipher. The Cipher has been found again and a small group of men are working at trying to decipher it. However there is a group that is devoted to making sure that this never happens and sets about to eliminate them. Tom, Doc, Joe and Sammy are not ex-CIA or Navy SEALS or anything like that, they are simply middle-aged men who have discovered something significant and want to know what it is. The Cipher takes them to Jerusalem and they work their way under The Temple Mount to find the answer. There, in addition to the original group that wants them dead, are the terrorists that want them dead and the Israelis that want them stopped because they think our group are terrorists. And the action hasnt even begun. The Sacred Cipher is almost a non-stop action thriller. Mr. Brennan has put in so many twists and turns in his story that it would make a roller coaster envious. Tom, Doc, Joe and Sammy are wonderful characters that we care about, want to see escape the danger that they find themselves in and want them to succeed. Terry Brennan has given us a unique thriller that will keep you on the edge of your chair as you read and flip pages as fast as possible. I recommend this book highly and hope there is a next book in the series!
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Kregel Publications. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255: Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.
lcjohnson1988IndianaAge: 45-54Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5July 25, 2013lcjohnson1988IndianaAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4This review was written for The Sacred Cipher: History's Greatest Secret Could Be Tomorrow's Greatest Threat.Tom Bohannon is the director of the Bowery Mission in New York City. While remodeling, a room is discovered to be hidden behind the old pipe organ. In this room, what appears to be an ancient scroll is discovered. Tom takes his discovery to his brother-in-law, Joe, who works at the New York Library. Joe in turn consults a co-worker, Sam, to see if he can decipher the writing on the scroll. They discover the writing is in an ancient, dead language and their only hope of translating it lies with Dr. Richard Johnson, a mortal enemy Tom made while Tom was in his old profession of investigative news reporter. Tom humbles himself and contacts Dr. Johnson. The two put their differences aside to solve the mystery. Soon, one of Richard's former students becomes involved as well.
Their extensive research and fact-finding leads them to a fantastic treasure if the scroll is genuine. They feel that it is, especially after two members of the group have their lives attempted to be ended. The message leads them to Jerusalem, specifically the Temple Mount. Tom, a devout Christian, feels like God has called him to this mission. The other members for one reason or another are equally dedicated to see the mission through to the end. Are they really going to try to explore under the Temple Mount? How are they going to accomplish this impossible task? Will they really find what they're looking for? The team travels to Jerusalem and soon discovers there are many enemies who will try to keep them from their mission at any cost, even their very lives.
The story starts off a little slow for the first half of the book with too much back and forth before getting to Jerusalem, causing the story to drag. I appreciated the history lessons and found them interesting, but there was a little too much and it bogged down the flow of the story. Once in Jerusalem though the action takes off and I couldn't put the book down. I just loved seeing Tom come to the end of himself and put his faith in God that He would provide. He lives out his faith for Richard and Joe to see. Richard is a nonbeliever and Joe is a "lapsed catholic". Tom's integrity and strength to do what God called him to do is admirable. What do they discover? Well, you'll have to read the story to find out if their discovery is explosive bomb with end time implications or merely a sparkle that fizzles out.
bookwomanjoanOak Harbor, WAAge: 55-65Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5possible events leading to Christ's returnJuly 21, 2013bookwomanjoanOak Harbor, WAAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 3This review was written for The Sacred Cipher: History's Greatest Secret Could Be Tomorrow's Greatest Threat.In this end times novel, an ancient scroll is found in a secret room under the New York Bowery Mission. Tom, executive director of the mission, assembles a group of historians and scientists to decode the mysterious writing. When the message is revealed, the team heads to Jerusalem to find the hidden but very real third temple.
I found the novel a combination of interesting and informative history and contemporary Middle East politics. The Author's Note at the end indicates much of the novel is based on documented history and relatively current events. You may want to read the Author's Note first so you have an idea of the historical basis as you read the novel.
Those who enjoy reading speculative end times novels will enjoy this one. The events set up the possibility of the Lord's near return. I did find the premise of the third temple to be a little far fetched and a bit too unrealistic for me. I do prefer a book with intense action and I found in this novel the action was often prolonged - the writing could have been tighter. I found the dialog, addressing an individual by name every time, was tiresome.
I did take away from this novel a renewed sense of the tension in the Middle East, especially over the control of the Temple Mount, and the history behind it.
Bob HaytonSt. Paul, MNAge: 25-34Gender: male4 Stars Out Of 5Fast-paced, intriguing readMay 23, 2011Bob HaytonSt. Paul, MNAge: 25-34Gender: maleThis review was written for The Sacred Cipher: History's Greatest Secret Could Be Tomorrow's Greatest Threat."The Sacred Cipher" by Terry Brennan, was my first jaunt into the genre of Biblical archeological fiction. The classic example, I'm told, is Paul Maier's "A Skeleton in God's Closet". As a "Bible geek", who enjoys studying biblical languages and following the history of Biblical texts, I thoroughly enjoyed this work. It's hard to believe that this is truly Brennan's first novel.
The story centers on a discovery, in an old New York mission building of an ancient scroll written in an unknown script. Tom Bohannon, the director of the Bowery Mission, gets swept up in the effort to decipher the mysterious scroll. Drawing on his journalistic background and his connections within academia, Tom begins to unravel the scroll's secrets. Along the way it becomes more and more obvious that others are interested in the scroll, and they will do anything to possess it.
The fast-paced plot will keep you on the edge of your seat, as the story takes you from New York to Jerusalem and beyond. Along the way you'll discover mountain hideouts and underground caverns, secret rooms and secret messages, ancient tunnels and very contemporary security measures. The book holds something for the average fiction reader, but especially thrills the arm-chair archeologist. Anyone interested in ancient languages and historical puzzles will be intrigued by Brennan's well-researched adventure.
When the story moves to Jerusalem, the scroll's secrets threaten to undue the fragile peace of the region. When you pick up this book, you too won't have any peace until you finish it! It's that good!
Disclaimer: This book was provided by Kregel Publishers for review. I was under no obligation to offer a favorable review.


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When Royce Money was an unassuming freshman at Abilene Christian University in 1960, former classmate Don Crisp jokes he never would have guessed that "gangly, skinny guy" would be running the show.
"There was nothing about him that led you to believe one day he'd be the president of ACU — but he did have good hair," Crisp said in a video tribute presented Thursday at an event honoring Money and his wife, Pam, for leading the university the last 19 years.
Crisp, a longtime ACU trustee, joined many others in praising Money before he steps next week into the chancellor position.
"He is the example of what a person can become if they allow God to truly work in their life," Crisp said.
About 420 dignitaries, donors and community members attended the fundraising event, which served as the final stop for the Moneys on their farewell tour to greet ACU alumni and donors throughout the state and nation. In recent weeks "An Evening with Royce and Pam" events have been held in places like Grapevine, Houston, San Antonio, Atlanta, Los Angeles and his hometown of Temple.
The events have raised about $250,000 in individual sponsorships and much more in donations to the Pam and Royce Money Wellness Center currently under construction, said Don Garrett, director of major gifts and development.
"It's been fascinating to hear all the stories about him, particularly from those people in Temple who knew him as a child," Garrett said. "They may not have any tie to ACU at all, but they still wanted to pay tribute to him."
Thursday's event touted Money as "The People's President" who took time to know community leaders and students. In fact, multiple student groups have raised funds for their organizations by selling T-shirts featuring Money's face.
Student Kimmy McNiece, a junior from Abilene, presented a story of the Moneys' tenure in fairy tale form at Thursday's event, calling Money an honorable king of a small kingdom "who feared God and shunned evil in all he did ... with really cool hair."
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"Thank you both for being so influential and encouraging to students at a time when we are working to pursue our own fairy tales," McNiece said.
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Dixie Bassett, president and CEO of the United Way of Abilene, drew laughs when she thanked Money for having such a convenient name when he served as the United Way's fundraising campaign chairman, but said "the name is the least of his great qualities."
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The evening was hosted by Jesse Fletcher, president emeritus of Hardin-Simmons University, who praised Money for helping foster an ecumenical spirit between Abilene's three Christian universities.
Fletcher noted under Money's tenure, donors have given more than $300 million to the university and the endowment has grown to more than $262 million.
Money emphasized he is not retiring, but is "simply changing lanes in the freeway, out of the fast lane into a slower one" as the university's chancellor. "Lord willing, we plan to be around for a number of years and remain involved in this community in some way until we drop."
He closed with a call for the community to embrace incoming ACU President Phil Schubert, who has served under Money in various administrative positions.
"Phil and (his wife) Jaime are going to make a great presidential couple," Money said.
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FILE – In a Feb. 17, 2011 file photo Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, before the Senate Banking Committee. Federal Reserve policymakers will meet Tuesday March 13, 2012 in Washington. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite/File)
WASHINGTON (AP) — The job market's gains may endure. Record-low interest rates will, too.
Those signals emerged Tuesday from the Federal Reserve after its latest policy meeting. The Fed sketched a slightly sunnier view than it did in January, when it announced a plan to hold short-term rates near zero through 2014 to help the economy.
Since then, a stream of reports has pointed to a steadily strengthening economy. Employers have added more than a half million jobs. Retail spending has picked up. Even the housing market is stirring.
Yet few expect the Fed to drop its plan to keep short-term rates near zero for nearly three more years. Not anytime soon.
A pullback from that timetable could jolt investors. As long as inflation stays tame, analysts say, the Fed will likely decide to hold rates down if it feels they're still helping the economy.
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said the core question for the Fed isn't whether the economy is strengthening. Rather, it must decide whether the gains might falter, as they have at times since the recession ended in June 2009.
For now, the Fed isn't announcing any new steps to boost the economy. But it isn't ruling them out, either.
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HAMMER AIR // The Singing by Numbers Experimental Women's Choir invites participation in workshops and concerts at the Hammer.
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This week at the Hammer Museum.. Singing by Numbers Thursday May 27, 6-9pm Laura Steenberge and Catherine Lamb, leaders of the experimental women's choir Singing by Numbers, will perform in the Luisa Lambri galleries. Laura and Cat are interested in the exploration of the physics of sound waves through voice. The notes they sing are […]
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This week at the Hammer Museum.. Thursday, May 13, 6-9pm Eric Klerks and Dylan McKenzie Visitors to Luisa Lambri's Being there will be presented with the option to "check out" guitarists Eric Klerks and Dylan McKenzie to walk with them through the exhibitions. Klerks and McKenzie will follow individual visitors around, playing live music into […]
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Your knob twiddling is converted into sheet music and sight-read and performed by these classical musicians in real time: Cat Lamb, Marc Nimoy, Melinda Rice, Christine Tavolacci.
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Miss Cork, Jean Kelly was at Cork Airport today to promote Cork
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Cork Marketing Partnership initiative - is sponsored by Cork Airport and Cork
City Council and will see a host of events throughout the city and county.
Full program details are available by logging on to www.cometocork.com/christmas
Some of the festive activities taking place include; ice-skating in Little
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various locations throughout the City that will combine to guarantee a truly
special Christmas break.
"In terms of Christmas shopping, Cork is still the biggest and most popular
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Manager, Kevin Cullinane. "Every year we see a surge in leisure travelers though
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and relatives and enjoy all the Cork city region has to offer. This year the
range and depth of reasons to come to Cork is even bigger and better than ever
before and with ten flights a day from Dublin the excuse to head to Cork has
never been easier. As our regular customers can testify, Cork Airport is as
simple as it could be for ease of access to all that Cork has to offer this
festive season and into the January sales and beyond," he added.
This Christmas will also see Peter Kelly of 'Weddings by Franc' fame
design a Park of Dreams in Bishop Lucey Park. Kelly is sure to bring his
style and vision to the project that will see one of the city centres most
visited parks become a magical festive wonderland. The 'Park of Dreams'
will be an interactive experience for visitors who will be brought through the
Park by various Disney characters.
Cork will join the ranks of its continental neighbours Berlin, Prague and
Basle with this year's Christmas Markets planned for the Grand Parade.
Running over three weekends from December 5th to 22nd the markets will bring a
real festive feel to the city centre.
Liz Mc Avoy of the Cork Marketing Partnership said, "Cork is a magical place
at Christmas, a compact city centre of great warmth, character and charm
offering great shops, fabulous restaurants, bars and nightclubs and wonderful
luxury hotels, alongside the contrasting peace and relaxation of county
towns. Add to this that Cork Airport is just 15 minutes' drive from the
city centre and a new hourly train schedule on the Dublin to Cork line and you
appreciate why Cork has become the perfect destination for Christmas
The Christmas spirit in the City created by its citizens will transform Cork
into a festive location not to be missed. Easy access through Cork Airport
or by road or rail means getting to Cork has never been easier.
Visitors can plan their trip by logging onto www.cometocork.com/christmas a
dedicated website of the Cork Marketing Partnership. Once you log on you will
see the luxury accommodation, world-class restaurants and the host of events
match the festive spirit of Cork and its people.
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