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World War I food conservation: "Pan de la libertad"
"What's Cooking, Uncle Sam?," our current special exhibition in Washington, DC, examines the Government's effect on what Americans eat. Government influence was especially visible during wartime, when many food products were reserved for feeding the troops and our Allies.
During World War I, the U.S. Food Administration, headed by Herbert Hoover, urged the American people to voluntarily conserve food, especially wheat, meat, fats, and sugar. Recognizing that a successful program had to reach out to all Americans, the agency distributed printed materials in several languages, including Italian pamphlets in New York City, Chinese food conservation notices in Hawaii, and Spanish recipes in California.
The featured recipes for "pan de la libertad" (liberty bread), using corn, oat, and barley flour instead of wheat, were found in the files of the California State Food Administration, housed at the National Archives at San Francisco. According to a note at the bottom, recipes were translated into Spanish for counties with significant Spanish-speaking populations.
An all-out publicity campaign was waged to educate the citizenry about the need for food conservation and how … [ Read all ]
Posted by Mary on July 27, 2011, under Prologue Magazine, Unusual documents, What's Cooking, What's Cooking Wednesdays.
Tags: california, Food Administration, food conservation, national archives, National archives and records administration, NAtional Archives at San Francisco, recipes, Spanish recipes, What's Cooking Uncle Sam?, wheat conservation, world war i
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Cooking for your family and your allies
"What's Cooking Wednesday" continues with this post from our colleagues at the National Archives at Denver. These Wednesday features celebrate our new exhibit "What's Cooking, Uncle Sam?" which opens on June 10 in Washington, DC, and looks at the role that the Federal Government has taken in food production, safety, advertising, and nutrition.
It's hard to image Rachel Ray or an Iron Chef looking so solemn during a cooking demonstration, but these ladies were showing an audience how to feed their family on the war front—and still have food for an unknown family on the war front.
On the home front during World War I, a forced food rationing program never took place, but a volunteer food conservation system became commonplace. Civilians were advised to give up food commodities that were greatly needed for the war effort.
Despite being the largest food producer in the world, the United States of America was ill equipped to shoulder such an overwhelming food and material distribution; vast amounts of food and supplies were required to feed the newly assembled overseas army, our allies, and demoralized European civilians. An abdundance of cooking fats, sugar, wheat, meat, and vegetables was necessary to meet the daily task of feeding so many.
In the United States, volunteerism … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on May 4, 2011, under - World War I, Uncle Sam, What's Cooking.
Tags: food, Food Administration, food conservation, Hoover, Hooverizing, Meatless Monday, National Archives at Denver, rationing, What's Cooking Uncle Sam?, Wheat-less Wednesday, world war i
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Figure A2. Adverse effects of SEM imaging on SML resist. The panels show (a) swelling and tearing of resist upon low magnification scan, and (b) bending of grating patterns after high magnification scan from center of the same grating patterns. Figure A3. Shrinking of SML resist surface due to SEM imaging. The panels show the micrographs (a) after first scan at low magnification, and (b) after second scan at high magnification. Observe the unexposed surfaces alongside the grating patterns.
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The plaintiffs claim their son suffered repeated physical and emotional abuse at Joppa Elementary and Rutledge Middle schools from 2009 to 2012. The boy's parents say they informed school officials and law enforcement of the abuse, but they failed to take sufficient action.
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Cloister Wash and Lube was sold to Mister Car Wash for an undisclosed price by owner and founder, Mike Mountz.
The sale was made final on Dec. 4. The Tucson-based, Mister Car Wash is the largest car wash chain in the nation, but had yet to enter the Pennsylvania market, according to a press release.
Mountz is retiring after 28 years in the car wash business, said Sharon Ramp, director of marketing for Cloister.
"Selling was one of the hardest decisions he's ever had to make," Ramp said.
Mountz opened his first car wash in Ephrata, Lancaster County in 1984 with three employees. He expanded over the next 20 years to include three other locations, including one at 2720 East Market St. in Springettsbury Township, Ramp said.
In 2006, the Reading location opened and is the largest car wash in the world, Ramp said.
The innovations that allowed for such expansion were developed by Mountz and include a conveyor belt that moves cars through the facility as the workers clean the vehicle, Ramp said.
The design is now used internationally, she said.
"Cloister Wash and Lube is one of the pre-eminent car wash companies in the world," said Ron Peterson, CEO of Mister Car Wash, in a release. "Mike Mountz . . . is widely recognized as one of the most innovative operators in our industry."
At this point, all four locations will keep the Cloister name and are operating as usual, Ramp said.
Of the 400-plus employees of Cloister, less than one percent are expected to be let go in the transition, Ramp said.
"Mister Car Wash is one of the few companies that I'd ever consider selling to because they know the importance of taking care of our customers and our employees," Mountz said in the release.
Mister Car Wash now operates 103 car washes and 33 express lubes shops.
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Aug. 12 -- CATCHING UP WITH BENSON
ALLENTOWN, Pa. -- Kris Benson's timing couldn't be worse.
If Benson hadn't suffered another bout of biceps tendinitis in early June, he may have started pitching in the Phillies' farm system three weeks sooner. And when Brett Myers consented on July 1 to take a confidence-restoring trip to the minors, it may have been Benson, not J.A. Happ, who was called up to take Myers' place.
Instead, Benson didn't begin pitching until mid-June. And he didn't begin pitching well until July 26, when he made the first of five consecutive solid starts at triple-A Lehigh Valley. The latest came last night at Coca Cola Park when he went seven innings, allowed three earned runs and didn't walk a batter against Buffalo. Over his last five starts, Benson is 1-1 with a 2.45 ERA. He has thrown 97 pitches in each of his last two starts, and he has completed seven innings in three of his last four.
But just as Benson appears ready to return to the majors, the Phillies' rotation suddenly has stabilized, Kyle Kendrick's clunker last night in LA notwithstanding. In the 12 previous games, Cole Hamels, newly acquired Joe Blanton, Myers, Jamie Moyer and Kendrick had combined for a 2.35 ERA and 10 quality starts.
"I might've missed my opportunity when it presented itself at the All-Star break," Benson said last night. "But I definitely need to get my shot this year. I need to get my feet wet up there. We've got only about three more weeks here, and I don't think it'll do me any good to just stay here. I'm only going to get better and stronger."
A team official told me recently that Benson likely will get a September call-up. Benson's minor-league contract cost the Phils only $100,000, but they'd like to get a gauge on whether he can help their rotation next year. Barring injury, though, it's doubtful they will give Benson a start in the midst of a pennant race. And Benson told me last night that he doesn't believe he'd be effective as a reliever because of how long it takes him to get loose.
How would you use Benson? Would you trust him enough to give him a few starts down the stretch? If so, whose spot would you want to see him take?
Pat Gillick admitted the Phillies inquired about trading for Manny Ramirez. But, as best I could tell, the Phils were far more serious about trading for Casey Blake, who wound up in LA because the Indians preferred the Dodgers' package of minor leaguers (triple-A right-hander Jon Meloan and single-A catcher Carlos Santana) to anything the Phillies offered. And, wouldn't you know it, Blake's two-run homer last night was every bit as big as Manny's two-run double.
Chad Durbin will throw out the first pitch before next Monday night's Blue Rocks game at Frawley Stadium. And, as we mentioned in this space last week, Durbin and fellow former Blue Rocks pitcher Jake Chapman will hold a showcase for high school players at Frawley on Aug. 25 from 8-11 a.m. and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Click here for more info. Durbin went 10-7 with a 2.92 ERA in 26 starts for the Rocks in 1998.
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But I don't think substituting for Burrell cost the Phillies the game last night. Yes, Burrell is tied for the NL-lead with 11 assists. But Taguchi's throw from left field wasn't the reason the Phillies lost. The Phillies got one hit after the third inning. To me, that was why they lost.
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|Visceral artery aneurysms: diagnosis and percutaneous management.
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|Visceral artery aneurysms (VAAs) and visceral artery pseudoaneurysms (VAPAs) frequently present as life-threatening emergencies. VAAs are now being diagnosed with increasing frequency, related to routine use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), and ultrasound. Both surgery as well as endovascular techniques are well established in their management. Endovascular management includes transarterial deployment of coils, N-butyl cyanoacrylate, or stent grafts. Direct percutaneous embolization of visceral aneurysms and pseudoaneurysms may also be performed. Special attention to aneurysmal etiology-congenital, atherosclerotic, infectious, and inflammatory is outlined. Advances in endovascular management with various aneurysmal isolation techniques are discussed. It is concluded that percutaneous endovascular management, now offers a safe and effective alternative to conventional surgery with lower procedural morbidity and mortality and high technical success rates.
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Firefighters from area department battle the flames that engulfed and destroyed the Swany White flour mill Tuesday in Freeport. / Jason Wachter, email@example.com
FREEPORT � Swany White flour mill, widely known for architecture and operations from another era, burned Tuesday.
The fire started about 4:30 p.m., and the three-story building, packed with flames, collapsed about 6:30 p.m. while many in town watched. No injuries were reported Tuesday evening.
Fire crews from at least five Central Minnesota fire departments worked in 25-degree temperatures to try to control the fire in the century-old business in Freeport, 28 miles northwest of St. Cloud.
Swany White is Central Minnesota�s only flour mill and specialized in unique commercial-grade and organic flours sold in grocery stores and food cooperatives around the state. Owner Gary Thelen and one employee worked in the mill, which reported production at 750,000 pounds of flour a year.
Swany White was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It also garnered national recognition when it was captured in work by National Geographic photographer Richard Olsenius and became part of Garrison Keillor�s book �In Search of Lake Wobegon.� It is recognized by historians as a significant landmark in the state.
�It is one of the last complete milling operations in the state and is significantly important because it is publicly accessible,� historic preservation consultant Robert Frame said in a 1999 interview.
The fire was visible for at least five miles along Interstate Highway 94 Tuesday evening, and several drivers parked on the eastbound ramp coming off Interstate 94 to view the fire. Dozens of people watched the fire from a nearby parking lot. The heat could be felt from more than 300 yards away.
Some who gathered reminisced about the company�s history in the town of about 630 residents. Others watched transfixed, while still others hugged each other and cried.
The Swany White mill, which was built in 1897, has been in Thelen�s family since 1903 when his grandfather, Peter, and Peter�s brother Hubert purchased it.
�It was a cool place. It was a flashback,� said John Decker, head of the research department at Stearns History Museum.
Before the building collapsed Tuesday, fire was visible in the first-, second- and third-floor windows of the mill, which covered about a city block near the main street of Freeport.
John Hennen lives three blocks from the fire and works at Hennen Lumber, a block from the mill. He�s lived in Freeport for 47 years and saw the fire shooting out of a cupola in the building.
�It�s a big loss for Freeport,� Hennen said.
Fire departments from Melrose, Albany, Avon and St. Martin helped Freeport Fire Department. Crews shuttled tanker trucks to the scene.
Thelen, who is 55 and took over the business from his father in 1998, said he was inside when the fire apparently started. He smelled smoke and went to the main floor.
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In one of Thursday's standout fixtures at the FIFA U-17 World Cup Nigeria 2009, Group F rivals Korea Republic and Italy will be hoping to make it two wins from two when they square off at the Ahmadu Bello Stadium. While the tactically astute southern Europeans celebrated a narrow 1-0 opening victory over Algeria on Monday, the disciplined east Asians recorded a convincing 3-1 win over Uruguay. The winners of Thursday's match in Kaduna will be all but assured of a place in the knockout stages.
The game
Italy - Korea Republic, Thursday 29 October 2009, Kaduna, 16:00 (local time)
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Korea Republic have every reason to be confident going into their clash with Italy, having reaffirmed their billing as the dark horses at Nigeria 2009 with an assured display against the Uruguayans. The Koreans have been modest about their capabilities allowing them to catch their opponents by surprise with explosive performances once they take to the turf. Indeed, if Kwang-Jong Lee's charges can deliver another energetic display of tactical superiority paired with fluent passing and physical strength on Thursday, the Azzurrini could well be in for a tough afternoon.
Meanwhile in the Italian camp there is an even greater air of optimism after Pasquale Salerno's side put in a typically proficient performance against Algeria without ever really showing their full potential. The team, built around bullish AC Milan striker Giacomo Beretta, certainly has the physical presence to ruffle the Koreans' feathers, and the Italians will doubtless try to stifle the east Asians' athleticism with their patient possession football. This will be the first big test for Salerno's ambitious starlets, who prepare for the match with a fully-fit squad at their disposal.
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22 - Precisely the number of years that have passed since Italy and Korea Republic last met at a FIFA U-17 World Cup. The two sides clashed in the quarter-finals of Canada '87 with the Europeans running out 2-0 winners.
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"I think Korea Republic are the most difficult opposition in the group, so this match is particularly important. They keep things tight at the back and they have bags of energy over the 90 minutes. Hopefully we'll be able to cope with the afternoon heat." Federico Carraro, Italy midfielder
"Our goal is to qualify for the next round, then we'll take things one game at a time." Kwang-Jong Lee, Korea Republic coach


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In addition to an outdoor pool, Boulan South Beach provides a private beach club, a health club, a spa tub, and a fitness facility. High-speed wireless Internet access is available at a surcharge. This Art Deco condo property also offers a rooftop terrace, valet parking, and a concierge desk. Limo/town car service, wedding services, tour/ticket assistance, and translation services can be provided. Onsite parking is available (surcharge). The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
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The Alternatives to Belief in the Sovereign God of the Universe
Lev Landau
"I want to give examples of two atheists.
The first is Lev Landau, the most brilliant Soviet physicist of this century.
He was the author of many famous books with his coworker Lifchets. I actually used some of these books as a student at M.I.T.
This is a story about Landau from his good friend and biographer Kolotnikov. This appeared in Physics Today. This is a story from the end of Landau's life.
Kolotnikov says
""The last time I saw Landau was in 1968 after he had an operation. His health had greatly deteriorated. Lifchets and I were summoned to the hospital.
We were informed that there was practically no chance he could be saved. When I entered his ward, Landau was lying on his side with his face turned to the wall.
He heard my steps, turned his head, and said, "Kollat, please save me."
Those were the last words I heard from Landau. He died that night.""
Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
Chandrasekhar was a famous astrophysicist. He won the Nobel prize in physics in 1983. He was a faculty member at the University of Chicago for many years. At the back of his biography is an interview. Chandrasekhar says,
In fact, I consider myself an atheist. But I have a feeling of disappointment because the hope for contentment and a peaceful outlook on life as the result of pursuing a goal has remained largely unfulfilled.
His biographer is astonished. He says:
What? I don't understand. You mean, single–minded pursuit of science, understanding parts of nature and comprehending nature with such enormous success still leaves you with a feeling of discontentment?
Chandrasekhar continues in a serious way, saying:
I don't really have a sense of fulfillment. All I have done seems to not be very much.
The biographer seeks to lighten up the discussion a little saying that everybody has the same sort of feelings. But Chandrasekhar will not let him do this, saying:
Well that may be, but the fact that other people experience it doesn't change the fact that one is experiencing it. It doesn't become less personal on that account.
And Chandrasekhar's final statement:
What is true in my own personal case is that I simply don't have that sense of harmony which I'd hoped for when I was young. I've persevered in science for over fifty years. The time I've devoted to other things is miniscule."
Source: Scientists and Their Gods–by Dr. Henry F. Schaefer, III–Click Here to Read Entire Article


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PHOENIX -- The uniform is different, but Zack Greinke is the same.
Ask him a question, you get an answer, and it may not be the one you expect.
Tuesday, after Greinke's first spring training start since the December trade that sent him to the Brewers, Greinke said that his request to be traded was a help to the Royals.
"I kind of had to play the bad guy," he said. "The way things were in Kansas City, if I hadn't done that, the fans would have been outraged if I was traded.
"The fans -- I don't know why, but they really liked me."
Maybe it's because he won the Cy Young Award. Maybe it's because on a Royals team that has had 10 90-loss seasons and just one winning season in the last 16 seasons, Greinke was one of the very few positives.
And that, of course, was his problem with staying in Kansas City.
He lost interest in playing for a team that began the season with no real chance to win. He didn't want to go through another season like the last two.
By the middle of the winter, the Royals were already well down the road to trading him, already convinced that they would get enough back, already convinced that they absolutely couldn't bring an unhappy Greinke to spring training this year.
And maybe Greinke is right. Maybe it was just as well that the fans in Kansas City knew that the Royals absolutely had to trade him.
And maybe Milwaukee is the perfect place for him to be, with a team that figures to contend in the National League Central.
"I mean, it's fun to win," Greinke said. "When the season starts, if we're winning, when we're winning, I think it'll be a lot more fun."
Greinke's first spring outing wasn't great. He went 1 1/3 innings against the White Sox, allowing just one hit and no runs but walking three and struggling with his command.
"Throwing six pitches to each batter, the position players probably hate me now," Greinke said.
The Brewers love him, because of what he can do on the mound, just as the Royals fans loved him, for the same reason.
And if anyone in Milwaukee is worried about a so-so spring debut, remember that Greinke had a 9.21 spring ERA in 2009, then began the regular season with six straight wins in which he allowed just two earned runs in 45 innings.
There's no reason for concern. The only real disappointment Monday was that in a game with the DH rule, Greinke didn't get to hit.
While he had just four hits in 24 career at-bats with the Royals, he's looking forward to more regular at-bats in the National League. He was looking forward to competing with the other Brewers starters, until he watched Yovani Gallardo swing.
"I was a little nervous, because Gallardo's pretty amazing," Greinke said.
And what kind of hitting is he?
"I'm kind of like Ryan Braun -- where I swing really hard," he said.
Ask him a question, you'll get an answer.
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Greinke: 'I kind of had to play the bad guy'
Greinke is going to have a remarkable year, STAMP IT (whatever that means).
I see him winning 18 this year...Best part is, he doesn't have the weight of expectations solely on his shoulders anymore.
With Marcum, Gallardo and Wolf, he is just one of the guys, but a Cy Young winning guy.
I hope KC does well...They will like Lorenzo Cain and have a lot of good young talent. Very well could be a win-win trade.
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Greinke: 'I kind of had to play the bad guy'
Unfortunately Greinke is soft as a grape. He can't handle pressure. Wait til september and the Brewers are facing a 9 game strech with the Cardinals, Reds, and Cubs. Greinke is gonna wilt like a flower. Why do think he wouldn't go to an AL contender? Because he gets to hit? Because he gets to face pitchers? I think he believes the spotlight won't be on him in the mid-west and he will be very wrong. If he wanted to hide he should've went to the NL West. Big Zack will be a .500 pitcher this year. STAMP IT
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Greinke: 'I kind of had to play the bad guy'
Actually, I do think Mazzaro is the best pitcher on the Royals staff, now. But that doesn't mean he'll even be .500 in KC. If he gets to pitch in the 5th spot, he could end up looking pretty good. That's how Bruce Chen ended up with his career best year last year. Still, just so nobody throws me down with lumpoco...Greinke is way better and will be pitching for a winning team.
Also, this is the first time I've heard Greinke give a sane sounding response. That guy has some of the most bizarre comments, like the connection from his brain to his mouth is a labyrinth. But I actually believe he might have planned out the 'bad guy' comment. After all, he's right; the fans liked him, despite the many weird parts of his history outside of ONE really good year.


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This is a discussion on New "flexible" Level Iii/iv Body Armor! within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Most body armor that I've worn/seen has been up to level IIIA with level III or IV ceramic plates (no rifle protection if you do ...
Most body armor that I've worn/seen has been up to level IIIA with level III or IV ceramic plates (no rifle protection if you do not wear the plates). Now if I'm reading this articles right, Dragon Skin offers level III (not IIIA) and level IV protection all around without ceramic plates - thanks to numerous level III/IV small disks hidden all around the vest vs a large ceramic plate in the front/back/sides.
The articles also talks about a tug of war in between the DOD and Pinnacle (the makers of Dragon Skin) regarding to if the body armor passes MILSPEC testing or not.
Look at the varios links as there are videos of actual testing of the body armor by actual LEOs. Take notice that most rifle hits are being done around the area where the ceramic plates do not offer protection (if the plates were installed), demostrating no penetration of the vest - trauma is not being discussed in the article.
If this body armor is the real deal, you could replace your level IIIA vest with a level III or IV and add rifle round protection - some of the vests being made are for concealment.
Has anyone seen/used this typo of body armor?
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Wow, I just read on the company's website about level V protection!
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Grubnich fires
7-under-par 65 at the Columbus Junior presented by the Memorial Tournament
jumps to an early lead at The Country Club at Muirfield Village
DUBLIN, Ohio Nicholas Grubnich of Crown
Point, Ind., carded a 7-under-par 65 in the first round of The Columbus Junior
presented by the Memorial Tournament. In the Girls Division, Lindsey Weaver of
Scottsdale, Ariz., last years winner, posted a 6-under-par 66 to lead first-round
Columbus Junior presented by the Memorial Tournament is a 54-hole stroke play
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fired seven birdies on the back nine to card a 7-under-par 29. He credited his successful
round to putting.
putting was accurate today, Grubnich said. I made a nice 12-foot birdie putt
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the Boys Division, Andrew Fogg from Greenwood, Ind., and Alex Carpenter of
Westerville, Ohio, are tied for second place at 5-under-par 67. Zach Yinger of
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was consistent hitting every fairway on the front nine and rallied on the back
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I was given a baseball hat to embroider. I noticed the hat has been used in the past and I tried to use sulky wet sticky stabilizer to hold the hat down.I can't make it stick because I believe there is hair oil/sweat embedded in the under surface of the hat. I cannot wash it because it has electronics built into the Hat. Does anybody have any ideas?
what about another sticky stabilizer that you don't have to wet
------Brother XL-3500i
Dreamweaver VM6200D
You could stick it down best as you can, then pin it there. Then take a hand needle and some thread and baste it down, with just large hand stitches going through both. You would probably want that on the perimeter of the small area you want to embroider, and maybe even going through it a bit. Then try to sew on it, if and as you get near your hand basting, just stop the machine, and slowly pick that part out as you get to it. You could try that.
I would give it back without the embroidery. We don't embroider anything in our shop that is not clean.
professional embroiderer for 18 years
Iron on or use spray adhesive on smaller piece of cutaway stabilizer that will cover area of embroidery. Adhere to back of cap then place on top of sticky back stabilizer which is hooped.
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Rebranded Kenmore 19233/Janome DC 5100
Janome MyLock 644D
Janome CoverPro 1000CP
Brother PE 700II (traded)
Brother DreamMaker VE 2200
Make a patch and sew it on.
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Sounds like a great ideas
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Monday, March 5, 2012
Thrift Store Find - Two for the Price of One
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ha - aren't you something. Way to go - again!!!ReplyDelete
Jane I love the clock shelf! I was scrolling through and thought "what did she use for the shelves?" and then a little further down you told me... lock boxes! Very cool! It makes a simple shelf so vintage cool! Nice job Jane!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful way to use $3.00...charming shelf for your clocks and thank you for coming to my party.
You. Are. Amazing. :) I love your craftiness!!ReplyDelete
Have a great night!
Love it! I really like the contrast of the white shelf with the black clocks, very pottery barnish! The small rack is going to look great in your booth!ReplyDelete
I love using the old locks as shelves! I hope you'll come share this tonight at the Knick of Time Tuesday Vintage Style Party!ReplyDelete
Angie @ Knick of Time
As always, very, very neat!ReplyDelete
That piece is perfect for displaying your clocks, Jane! I love getting a two-fer from any find, but especially a thrifty find!ReplyDelete
As always, Jane, I am amazed at your creativity. I love the idea of the locks being used as shelves. The tabletop display is great too!ReplyDelete
wow. your ideas and skills are never-ending.ReplyDelete
Great projects, Jane...love how graphic the clocks look on the shelves! Pure eye candy!ReplyDelete
How many times can I say it? You're amazing!ReplyDelete
Very clever---like the simplicity and two useful items from one piece. ThanksReplyDelete
WOW! You are so creative......and clever! I would have never thought to use the ironing sleeve that way!ReplyDelete
PS. I am now following you on Google....hope you will follow me back :o)
Why are some people just more clever then others?! It's not right....heheheReplyDelete
This ironing board is another example for your creativity, Jane. You always have such great ideas to repurpose your finds.ReplyDelete
You are a master at repurposing the things you find. ;-)ReplyDelete
How does your mind work?? I have never even heard of mortise locks, much less if I found them thinking...Oh these will make cute shelves! Jane, you are just plain gifted in re-purposing!!ReplyDelete
Wow - I love that you used 100% of your find. Both pieces are genius. I bet someone tries to buy your display piece for their own keys at home!ReplyDelete
Amazing Jane...two clever creations for the price of one! Love your clock collection.ReplyDelete
Honestly, does your mind ever stop working?! You have such an amazing talent for seeing what things could become. Love the little shelf!!ReplyDelete
Great find and wonderful use of this piece. I pinned on of your pictures. You will get credit through your blog link. We really need to learn how to watermark.LoriReplyDelete
Hi Jane,ReplyDelete
I remember that my Grandmother had one of these and I loved it. I thought it was a mini ironing board and loved to play with it.
I love what you've done with it. How cute the clocks look displayed on the board.
Of course, you are amazing.
You never cease to amaze me. The sad part is I saw one of these at a flea market a couple weekends ago and passed it up as I could not think of what to do with it! That won't happen again! Wish I had your vision.ReplyDelete
Have fun with what you do,
I MUST shop where you shop. You find the most interesting things and turn them into creative treasures.ReplyDelete
Those keyes are priceless.
I swan...does your imagination ever go on vacation? Clever!ReplyDelete
You really need to win some kind of prize for you imagination! It must work overtime every day!ReplyDelete
Love it all!
Your creativity is so freakin' amazing. Silk purse...sow's ear. They were talking about you!ReplyDelete
You are so clever!ReplyDelete
Great ideas - love those shelves, and this little "pea-brain of a mind" would never had thought of that!ReplyDelete
Fantastic! Love the use of the old lock boxes, how convenient that the screw holes are in just the right spot. Great idea to turn the top part on its side, lots of room to display your goodies without taking up a lot of table space. Bravo!ReplyDelete
Wow! what an awesome transformation! I have one of these sitting down in my basement, still waiting for an idea to use it! Thanks for sharing! Enjoy your day!ReplyDelete
So cute. You need to bottle your creativity and sell it in cute little jars. I'm buyin'! :)ReplyDelete
Perfect and brilliant, as usual. The mortise lock shelves are the best!ReplyDelete
Darn you!! I just passed up a couple of these--was thinking about using them for jewelry displays....I ended up getting a 40's ash tray instead to hang necklaces.....I have said it over and over you are the most amazing thinker!! You are the best!ReplyDelete
Brilliant and the clocks make my heart go a flutter.ReplyDelete
Awesome Jane! I like Tracy's idea of bottling your creativity...you could make a mint!ReplyDelete
Amazing ideas! I missed the mortise lock shelf before...glad you re-posted it!!!ReplyDelete
Now THAT'S thrifty! Your clocks look simply fantastic on that shelf!ReplyDelete
Perfect...great for your displays! I love how you "see" things :) LaurelReplyDelete
I've always loved your clock collection and your new shelf is wonderful for displaying them!
dee dee
I love it when you stop by! Thanks Friend.
I have a sleeve ironing board also. I'm going
to something different with mine. You'll just
have to wait for mine!
Great idea for keys. We have LOTS here..
Have a great week :)
xxx Liz
I have decided that my thrift stores are sorely lacking in anything decent. Love that shelf.ReplyDelete
I absolutely love this transformation!!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful piece to use as a display in your booth. I've been doing shows for years and am always looking for new ways to display things. You have inspired me to look at things in a new light!!
well you know I'm lovin' it all!!!ReplyDelete
Such sweetness from such an unexpected place. =)
barbara jean
Love it! You're so clever, wish I had half your talent!ReplyDelete
would you come shopping with me please...and tell me what to do with everything i find..your imagination never fails !!ReplyDelete
I saw one of your creations on Pinterest, so I had to come for a visit. You are very creative!ReplyDelete
Do you have a spot on Pinterest?
Hi Jane, Such a wonderful blog that I just had to follow! And guess what? I am your 1970th follower! In 1970 I had just left school and was putting my toe in the water at Art College. I soon pulled it out again, and only now have I started following my artistic dreams! Well that's life isn't it! Lovely to be following:) JaneReplyDelete
Jane you are too much, back for a visit and love all your creations! Keep it up, we all love your work! Already a follower, are you going to do Linky follower? A mess now with Google friends going away!ReplyDelete
I love that you love clocks.ReplyDelete
You are pure genius! Seriously, I don't know how you come up with these great ideas time after time. BTW, are you selling any of those keys? I need some for my CQ blocks.ReplyDelete
Your brilliance never ceases to amaze me! Thank you for all the inspiration. laurieReplyDelete
I have a clock collection too! This is a great display idea! I love the way your mind works. KellyReplyDelete
I just bought a bag of old locks, door knobs, and escutcheons and had no idea what I'd use the lock 'boxes' for. Now I know!ReplyDelete
Brilliant. You are so creative. I am following you now:)ReplyDelete
I love those old ironing board sleeves. If you cross stitch there is a pattern for the sleeve here : http://www.mamiloucreations.com/3-categorie-12390071.html. You can press the sublink to get the pattern. You do great stuff. You should have an online store. I can not find things like you buy because I live deep in the city. I have to go near farm land to find things.ReplyDelete
Loving the clock shelve.ReplyDelete


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Slow-Cooker Grits
Host a grits-bar brunch, and start with these simplified grits (or a cheesy twist). Then, offer a variety of toppings so that everyone can make their favorite combination.
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"We anticipate lovely, cool fall weather and a crowd that wants to enjoy the fruits of our harvest.
Over 20 wines will be available for tasting and purchase," said Denise K. Stark, who runs the family winery with her husband Ken.
The Starks are celebrating their own historical credentials during the state's centennial year.
"We are New Mexico's oldest commercial operating winery in New Mexico and we also have the state's oldest wine festival," she notes.
Saturday's entertainment roster includes Radical Expression Quantum at noon, Feral Root at 2:15 p.m. and Frank Zona & Urban Edge at 4:30 p.m. Sunday's featured performers will be Dusty Low at noon, Kat Crosby at 2:15 p.m. and Tom Lepinski Band at 4:30 p.m.
Stark said about 4,000 to 5,000 wine and music fans are expected to attend this year's festival.
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Get a head start on your holiday shopping or pick up some gifts and treats for yourself. On-site vendors will offer a variety of arts and crafts items along with packaged regional food items like gourmet salsas, roasted nuts, kettle corn, biscochitos and prickly pear cactus jelly.
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Attractions for kids will include a face painter, plus rockclimbing, a superslide and other activities.
Adult admission, at $15, includes a souvenir glass and a choice of tastes of nine wines or a glass of wine. Admission is $5 for ages 12 to 20. Kids under 12 will be admitted free. Minors must be accompanied by adults. No pets or picnic baskets are allowed.
To get to the festival from I-10, take the Vinton Exit, turn west on Vinton road, about four miles to Highway 28, then right one mile to the winery, 4201 S. Highway 28 in La Union. Parking and entrance to the festival will be at the back of the winery. Do not park on Highway 28.
For information, call 575-882-7632 or visit lavinawinery.com
S. Derrickson Moore may be reached at 575-541-5450. Follow her on Twitter @DerricksonMoore.
If you go
What: La Viña Fall Harvest Festival
When: Noon to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Where: La Viña Winery, 4201 S. Highway 28, La Union
How much: $10 adults, $5 age 12 - 20, under 12 free
Info: lavinawinery.com, 575-882-7632
On Stage
Noon: Radical Expression Quantum
2:15 p.m.: Feral Root
4:30 p.m.: Frank Zona & Urban Edge
Noon: Dusty Low
2:15 p.m.: Kat Crosby
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2/26: Authentic you
Thank you!!
Lovely and not just the Authentic You but the Authentic Everyone 'your thought rests upon'. A great way to start each day so thank you.
Suzanne, Thank you.
Thank you Suzanne for such a thought provoking DL. It made me think how often we are misled by the appearances instead of looking deep inside. Blessings to all!
You are so right! Thank you, Suzanne
This is a lovely Lift Suzanne ♥
Shelagh xx
Many thanks Suzanne for this very important reminder. Yes "Prayer reveals that certain unmistakable spiritual you." "Every prayer to Him is answered,/ Prayer confiding in His will;/ Blessedness and joy are near thee,/ Hear His gentle Peace, be still." (Christian Science Hymnal #76).
Suzanne. What a strong, powerful message of the Truth about God and man. Thank you so much for exposing the false and claiming the truth. We make the choice!
Thanks for reminding me of the true me. Born again spiritually. Will have a fabulous day.
We think of a slander as an offense, but, couldn't it be that the attacker is just misinformed? Obviously is just not seeing the real man but is only looking at the external appearance.
"Let us be faithful in pointing the way through Christ, as we understand it, but let us also be careful always to "judge righteous judgment," and never to condemn rashly. S&H 444:16
"the real, ideal man appears in proportion as the material disappears." S&H 69:9
Let's strive to see the real man of Genesis 1 in every one, made in God's image, and that would annul all possibility to be offended or to offend others.
Pensamos en una calumnia como una ofensa, pero, ¿no podría ser que el atacante está simplemente mal informado? Obviamente, no está viendo al hombre verdadero sino que solo ve la apariencia externa.
"Seamos fieles en señalar el camino por medio de Cristo, como lo comprendemos, pero tengamos cuidado también de siempre "juzgar con justo juicio" y de no condenar jamás precipitadamente." CyS 444:19
"el hombre real e ideal aparece en la proporción en que desaparece el falso y material." CyS 69:10
Esforcémonos para ver el hombre real de Génesis 1, hecho en la imagen de Dios, y así anularemos toda posibilidad de ofendernos o de ofender a otros.
Thank you.
Thank you - have just been reading the chapter in S&H on Atonement - and it really brings out the importance of authenticity.
Thank you.
Thank you for this great reminder to see only the real man God's image and likeness.
Really well illustrated Suzanne, thank you.
Many thanks, Suzanne. This ties in so beautifully with this week's Lesson, and reminds us to follow through what Jesus was teaching us about true individuality as spiritual and reflecting all the wonderful qualities of God. Christ Jesus demonstrated this for us, and we must look for these beautiful spiritual qualities in ourselves and our fellow man, and see them brought to light in us all.
Dear Suzanne,
Thank you for your clear message. I like the "looking beyond" . . . This is what seems at times to be not so easy. Still as you say it is the only way to know our true self.
Going through a period asking myself how all this extra weight got put on; you
explained my answer in your Daily Lift about this false front. Thank you so
Thank you so much Suzanne. Finding our authentic spiritual identity to begin with saves a lot of running in circles and getting;nowhere. It's impossible to fool ourselves, and we certainly don't want to deceive our friends and families. Especially when the beautiful image and likeness is right there all the time. It would be like painting a horse to try to fool the buyer into believing they were buying a chestnut when the horse is a bay. Spiritual man is so beautiful, and everything God has created him to be. Just remove the mask and let the world see the real man we always have been.
thank you Nate and the production team; The Mother Church; and the authentic family of Daily Lifters.
El autentico yo, no hay yo, no hay confusión, hay sí, ¡¡Un Yo Soy!!, que existe por sí mismo, que no yerra porque es Verdad y no se confunde porque es Amor, y obra por Bondad. Al seguir sus atributos nosotros somos también su yo, que no yerra, porque se sigue en la misma senda manifestando todo lo bueno, parafraseándo a Cristo, ¿Por qué me llamas bueno, Uno solo es bueno, Dios, por lo tanto la imagen es esa Sus inmarcesibles atributos, cuando seguimos esa senda que trasitó Cristo somos Su imagen verdadera, y no puede entrar nada desemejante a ella.
Muchas gracias Suzanne, por inspirar a reflecionar sobre el yo, y apartar al humano que yerra.
This is so very, very helpful to see things more accurately. Much gratitude for your clear, spiritual insight...
Thank you, Suzanne! Your lifts always seem to come right when I need them and on a topic I need! Love you!
Thank you!
Thank you Suzanne.
Thank you for this clear Lift. Wonderful. Many thanks to all Lifters.
Real you. The truth about yourself as a perfect child of God. And others true self.
Thank you for this powerful and so useful lift, everyday. New birth.
Loving this! So much gratitude for the Lifts! Thank you Suzanne!
"Seeing only Thy reflection we behold reality" hymn.
Thank you all for reflecting God, good
That was wonderful Suzanne. I'm looking at the true untarnished, pure beautiful man of Gods creating and nothing else.
Our authentic "I" can grow when fed with words of God from His Bible, from inspired writer as Mary B. Eddy, Joel S. Goldsmith of Practicing the Presence.
When I bought my first "Anthology of classic articles" years ago, I wrote before the page of contents "Guaranteed to find diamonds in each one!"
The Word of God! This is really the authentic gold that every heart is after.
As hymn 51 so beautifully puts it in the second verse: "God could not make imperfect man His model infinite; Unhallowed thought He could not plan, Love's work and Love must fit ..Life, Truth and Love the pattern make, Christ is the perfect heir; The clouds of sense roll back, and show The form divinely fair."
If "Life, Truth and Love" made the pattern for our creation that authentic result must be absolutely perfect.
Thanks so much, Suzanne, for your uplifting and comforting message on our authentic being.
Thanks, Suzanne. (and the music is perfect...gentle, forward-looking, is how I heard it.)
The false fronts of self-will, self-love, and self-justification may seem to protect us...they offer a false promise of control in our human experience. But most of us know from experience that they also lead us astray, cause problems in their wake, and (according to Mary Baker Eddy) are "the adamant of error."
I'm also noticing that those three illusions of control don't contribute anything to the economy. They waste time and money, just as a false front on a building is wasteful. But Mary Baker Eddy also gives us a way to reveal the real building: "Self-love is more opaque than a solid body. In patient obedience to a patient God, let us labor to dissolve with the universal solvent of Love the adamant of error, -- self-will, self-love, and self-justification, -- which wars against spirituality and is the law of sin and death" (Science and Health 242:15).
I'm glad I looked up that quotation before including it, because I'd forgotten the part about patience! I think this work offers plenty of employment!
Thank you so much, Suzanne! Just leaving for the airport. This is the best message to pack and take this morning!
Thank you for the engaging thought.
I was just working with a few similar ideas about identity. To yield up a sense of character for a more spiritual one. And human affections need to be changed from self to benevolence, love for God and love for man. Also, accept my God ordered, law filled identity. Hmmm....What a sweet and encouraging lift this morning, so gently provided. Thank you Suzanne and the lift team for making these thoughtful inspirations available to us each day.
Prayer is the key to unlocking spiritual identity, to going beyond the density and limitations of character and material selfhood . And MBE's textbook Science and Health is filled with thoughts that guide us spirit ward. Happy day.
Grateful for the message about authenticity!
And thank you for the new introduction music
Your words this morning are so comforting. Thank you! I love that we see the real man when the false disappears through prayer. Thank you for helping us see the authentic man.
Thank you Suzanne for this wonderful lift. Since God is all
this is all that we can really see. Thank you Number 19 and all the
inspiring and helpful comments.
Love to all.
Oh, Suzanne, that was so Beautiful! Thank YOu! Every single human being on this Planet is looking for their authentic self. They may not know it, yet - but that is what they are doing here! Love this week's C.S. Bible Lesson on Christ Jesus in which we learn of Jesus' divine mission to heal all mankind of their false view of themselves and of the world. Science and Health tells us, in oh so many ways, how to find our authentic self: ".......mortals need only turn from sin and lose sight of mortal selfhood to find Christ, the real man and his relation to God, and to recognize the divine sonship." S & H p.316: 5-7. What a promise of our ability to recognize our authentic self! Love all the comments by the Daily Lifters so far and Love our Daily Lift and our Lecturers and the Daily Lift Team. God Bless You All!
Exactly! An idea that we all need to incorporate in our lives.
Wonderful ideas - thank you!
Thanks - I needed that! A reminder not to be deceived by all the mortal claims but to look to the real, the spiritual, for right views of being & it's activities.
What a fresh approach to seeing our true selfhood - Authenticity! I never considered that word or thought in defining myself or others, but will from here on out. Thanks for that beautiful insight.
Thank you Susan! It's comforting. Prayer heals false view to the real one. I like the comment just before: "Prayer is the key to unlocking spiritual identity..." Thank you.
I think of the Antique Roadshow as a similar example to your false front real estate. Hidden values to be revealed. The professional dealers authenticate family keep-sakes and often surprise the owners with their great value. Then, the speechless owners show no intention of selling the cherished item, but they vow to take a lot better care of it in the future!
Jesus authenticated our spiritual being. He identified, explained and even demonstrated the great value of spiritual man. He gave example after example of the hallmarks of that spiritual man. I understand Nicodemus who just wanted to understand, but was hung up on a false front history. Yikes, Jesus suggested that he must start over. What, no repair works to do? That was loving.
There is such a "fresh start" one feels as spiritual inspiration dawns. All things, old and new, look quite different - as though through "new" eyes. As you say, prayer reveals the authentic.
Thanks always Suzanne.
Thank you, Suzanne, for "Authentic you … the false front doesn't represent what's inside … be born again … see [yourself] as spiritual … the external appearance isn't your real self … 'the real, ideal man appears in proportion as the false and material disappears' … live authentically … prayer reveals that authentic you."
Wow!!! Today especially I'll pray to accept and apply the spiritual fact of being for me and mine and all – only as the image and likeness of God / Spirit / all-Good / Love-itself!!! Authentic. Each of us is one of God's "original" masterpieces. ;-) No one else to copy or pretend to be. No false identity imposed or super-imposed upon us. Just let God be God and "be born again" and again, as God's creation continues to unfold. Our forever and unimpeachable relationship with God, validates our authenticity. No other "defining moment" but this very moment!
"Creation is ever appearing, and must ever continue to appear from the nature of its inexhaustible source" (S&H 507:28).
Thanks again, Suzanne.
Just perfect, Suzanne.
Thank you!
Thank you wonderful reminder to have authentic vieuw 24 hrs. A day! Ellen
It's prayer that reveals the authentic me! I LOVE this, Suzanne, thank you ever so much!
Excellent message!!!! I've occasionally told people, "I know who you are" and they have no idea what I mean by that. Of course, it's because I'm seeing the Christ in them and they think I'm referring to their "human personality". Today's lift was a great reminder to constantly see the Christ within ourselves, too. Thank you so much.
Greetings S~~ This message is very timely. Today I have to meet with a salesperson for a second time
It's going to be great to realize his facade AND SEE the real and authentic man. Much
gratitude for this Lift. Loving regard, jim.
Always an invitation to more profound thinking.
Merci, Suzanne,
This is great Suzanne!
No false facade needed on us, either!-- like a movie set with false fronts on the buildings to make it look like a "frontier town."
And Thanks for all the comments including #39
Thanks also to Nate for
your Lift about the Everlasting Arms of Love -- That goes with this Lift message too! It's real!
Wonderful lift. "Henceforth know we no man after the flesh" - not even after healthy flesh. We know only God as Father and God as Son, the Christ, the spiritual image and likeness of God. We perceive that man is not flesh, but consciousness, possessing only spiritual qualities. We never look at the body, the storefront, visible man, but look right through the eyes and see beyond mortal man to where the Christ sits enthroned. Thanks for this lift.
One very important ability that C/S gives to the individual who is sincerely practicing it, is the ability to recognize the authenticy of the other guy, to forgive for any bad traits he seemingly portrays and to bring out his true self hood as God's image and likeness.
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See yourself as spiritual . . . . feels good! Thank you for a lovely Lift!
Thank you, Suzanne!
Nice Suzanne.
Thank you Suzanne.
A very helpful message and much needed today. Thank you.
Thank you for your message. It reminds me to look to the true me and forget the physical.
Thank you Suzanne for your very inspiring DL today. It is just what I needed to hear!
Thanks, Suzanne, for adding a freshness to my prayer for a sweet feral cat that I have associated with for several years and needs some prayerful help about a physical eye condition that doesn't seem right and of course is not right,. because as you point out, it is a false front claiming to be true about God's perfect spiritual idea. Animals are so receptive to the truth because of their total innocence to wrong thinking of any kind. As Mrs. Eddy states in Science and Health With Key To The Scriptures, page 514, "All of God's creatures, moving in the harmony of Science, are harmless, useful, indestructible."
Authenticity - I love this healing word! Thank you!
Thanks Suzanne. Living with our authentic core we see that authenticity in others.
And thanks to the DL team for putting these on and for everyone who shares.
Thank you, Suzanne.
Can't thank you enough for this incredibly timely lift. I found myself full of self-will, self-love and self-justification until I was so gently reminded that patience and love were what I needed to dwell on - not the material situation that was confronting me. Love really is the key to harmony in our lives. Love, love and more love!
excellent .. thank you. :-)
Such a wonderful Lift Suzanne, thank you so much! I just love this and love the inspired comments from all those posting.
Every Daily Lift helps me grow a step further in my spiritual understanding, as yours did today...for which I am most grateful. Thank you.
It is only when I feel/know that I am perfectly loved that I am really able to be the genuine me. To be completely guileless require trust and courage!
Matthew 19:14
' But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.'
Thank you Suzanne and also # 53 Joy.
I love the postings here, too. So many, so good. Nancy';s #45 was delightful -- what? no repair? Just fresh beginnings. And Scott's #54 not even knowing "healthy flesh" but the real man. We all can see the core perfection always present. Thank you all for sharing!
Very helpful Suzanne. Now how about a lift on "authentic prayer"?
I dreamed last night that the blueberries were ripe and waiting for me on Ragged Mountain, where I like to hike and bird-watch.
I was disappointed when I woke up and realized that it is the wrong season. Last season, according to my notes, I picked blueberries from July 22 through the first week of September. Wild blueberries are different from the hot house blueberries in that they are smaller, since they are totally dependent on the sun and rain for their goodness. Maine has a short growing season.
Thank you for the Nicodemus story. Jesus required him to wake up, as we all must do.
Thank you, Suzanne for your excellent and "intriguing" Lift! The "authentic" message was so clearly explained and very helpful!
AMEN, with heartfelt thanks!
Thank you for the time you took to share your thoughts with us on counterfeit thinking...no matter how close to the originals counterfeit comes, it is still a counterfeit and cannot withstand the law of Truth, which destroys it.In"MiscellaneousWrittings"Mary Baker Eddy says on page 61,"All the knowledge and vain strivings of mortal mind, that lead to death,----even when aping the wisdom and magnitude of immortal Mind,-----will be swallowed up by the reality and omnipotence of Truth over error, and of Life over death.One must know the most important tging to do is THINKK RIGHTLY,!!John8:32Ye shall know the truth,and the truth shall make you free.He did not say we we should talk about the truth, or even think about it, BUT THAT WE SHOULD KNOW IT.MrsEddy says in Misc.Writings p.298. The true consciousness is the true health.As we trust God more and strive to listen to spirituals ce,we experience the"peace of God,which pass etch all understanding((Phil4:7)Such discipline is joyous activity,for it always brings clarity of thought that is nottobeo deceived by counterfeits.
That was awesome, Suzanne. Thank you!
Loved this Lift thank you Suzanne
Prayer keeps on giving! Thanks, Suzanne!
Kaye from Houston
This is the third or fourth time I have listened. So good. I've been thinking recently about what is "the authentic" me. Very helpful.
I feel so very blessed to be a student of Christian Science which reveals our authentic self. Thanks, Suzanne and all Lifters for giving me more clarity on this essential topic.
In this week's lesson we see that Christ Jesus was sent to reveal the Science of Love, which governs this real man. I am so grateful.
I love the imagery with the store fronts Suzanne to look more carefully, deeper, for the authentic. This also reminds me of TLC for customers, or generalized reference to "people pleasing" or slick sales - or the gorgeous images for Academy Awards night with Oscars - struggling with kale salads to get to a size ''0' - I still am amazed we have sizes in zero - Or taking a year-long Way of the Doll project and I remember a 4 ft porcelain faced doll with a black empty box in place of the heart, soul-less for healing struggles with another. This DLift spirals us higher to our spiritual authentic self, and as 19, 39, 67, and S&H 547... all God's creatures in harmony. Wonderful and powerful thoughts of our authentic self.
Sometimes a friend may tune out to this, not recognizing ongoing obsession with looking slim and overlooking qualities of character - guess on this I simply need to love more and let go of my own concerns in too much emphasis on outward appearances; to think rightly without reaction on another for deeper grace and trust reflecting image and likeness of God. Superb AUTHENTIC topic.
Great to practice for all of us. Thanks Suzanne!
Thank you so much Suzanne.
Thanks so much for this amazing lift!
Thank you, Suzanne!
Wonderful, so perfect for something I had been working on, and so lovely the responses today, clear and freeing. Thank you.
The ideas really lifted me up. Thank you!
Thank you Suzanne. A really helpful reminder to hold to the Spiritual idea of man.
What a lovely reminder, a missed this when it came out but saved it to be found today. God provides our authentic selves, right where we are and where we've always been, in the midst of Her love! Never late, always.


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The 11th annual Mark Lyons Memorial men's softball tournament will start at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Frank Shepherd Softball Complex at Lake Park in Coshocton.
Cost is $100 and is pay-to-play, with $10 each game going to the umpire.
A trophy will be awarded to the top two teams, with T-shirts also going to the winning team.


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