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Archive for December, 2010
Spherification is tricky, not just because of the chemistry involved, but because the technique has become associated with the most farcical extremes of modernist cooking. However, when used with purpose and not simply 'cause, spherification can still provide an element of surprise and delight to your cooking. Tomorrow, I'm going to cook salmon (sous vide, if you've been playing along at home) with mascarpone and greens, an homage to the salmon crostini at Spur. I wanted to top the fish with a spoonful of salmon roe for added saltiness and for their funny, squirm-inducing texture. Unfortunately, roe is expensive. So, I came up with a substitute: spherified hot sauce that looks like salmon roe.
I'm not much of a chocolatier, but I've watched my dad temper chocolate and make truffles a dozen times or so. The transformation that takes place during the tempering process is fascinating, and it only becomes more curious with my first attempt to temper using sous vide. Notice the pattern of dark, shiny dots and lines? I didn't put it there.
Here she is, ladies and gentlemen, in all her 46lb glory! This is the first published image of the Modernist Cuisine books, in their acrylic case. This shot doesn't show the accompanying kitchen manual, but it is enough to make food geeks everywhere salivate. That March 14th date can't come soon enough!
I had this grand idea for a "gingerbread" house this year: a scale replica of the Seattle Central Library building – one of the few modern architectural landmarks of our city, and a magnificently example of complicated geometry. I planned on making the whole thing out of sugar, since the library building has an all-glass exterior. And, to top things off, I was going to laser-cut all of the pieces I needed, since the project clearly wasn't geeky enough to begin with.
Instead, I ended up with this 6" spiral staircase. Let's review what happened…
This turned out to be one of the more dangerous machines I've ever built. The goal was to make a cotton candy machine out of parts I had lying around. The finished product was an aggressive, 1/2 horsepower, 4000°F beast of a machine that lasted long enough to prove itself before dying of awesomeness.
If you want to build a cotton candy machine at home, all you need is:
- A tin can, like a tuna or dog food can
- A drill with a very small drill bit
- A motor (ex, your drill, an old CD player, a blender)
- A heat source, such as a propane torch, a lighter, or the coils from an old toaster
- A bucket to catch the cotton candy, or alternately a sheet of paper to wrap around the assembly
- Sugar
Follow the steps in the video to see just how easy this machine is to build. Oh, and don't forget… safety first. My favorite part of this project was setting up a blast shield in front of the camera before we turned on the machine.
Special thanks to Victor (@sphing) for filming!
The season of giving is upon us, and that means it's time to start Christmas shopping for the food geek in your life. Let's face it: he (or she… but who are we kidding, it's a he) is hard to shop for. He already owns 4 kinds of microplanes, he's got more cookbooks than Barnes & Noble, and his spice rack is organized by atomic weight. A waffle iron just isn't gonna cut it this year.
For just that reason, I've rounded up the best and geekiest kitchen gifts of 2010. And, if you're feeling extra generous, I also threw in a few "luxury items" sure to induce a Christmas morning nerdgasm.
2010 was a great year for cookbooks. In fact, all of the books below are new this year, with the exception of Modernist Cuisine, which is available for preorder but won't ship until March. At $475, it's not exactly a stocking stuffer, but you can spread out the joy by wrapping each of the five volumes separately.
- Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking by Nathan Myhrvold, Chris Young, and Maxime Bilet – $475
- Keys to Good Cooking: A Guide to Making the Best of Foods and Recipes by Harold McGee – $19.23
- Noma: Time and Place in Nordic Cuisine by René Redzepi – $32.97
- Sous Vide for the Home Cook by Douglas Baldwin – $25.95
- Cooking for Geeks: Real Science, Great Hacks, and Good Food by Jeff Potter – $20.71
- Modern Gastronomy: A to Z by Ferran Adria – $43.90
Modernist Cooking "Ingredients"
If the food geek on your Christmas list is dying to pull off the latest techniques, he'll need some ingredients. I've found the WillPowder brand to be a great value for the price.
- For spherification (you'll need all three): Sodium Alginate – $27.69, Calcium Chloride– $15.08, and Sodium Citrate – $13.62
- For gels: AGAR AGAR – $52.35, Methylcellulose F50 – $28.64
- Thickeners: Ultratex 3 – $13.42, Ultratex 8 – $18.12
- For foams: Versawhip 600K – $36.08
- For powders: Tapioca Maltodextrin – $14.13
Essential Kitchen Gear
Who doesn't like playing with new toys? Over the last year, prices of induction cooktops have plummeted. They are a great way to expand your stovetop capacity, and they're extremely energy efficient for heating small quantities of food.
- Max Burton 6000 1800-Watt Portable Induction Cooktop – $99.99
- Whip-It! Professional Cream Whipper – $49.99
- Infrared Thermometer – $47.96
- Distilling Apparatus – $55.12
- Bernzomatic Self-Igniting Torch – $20.89 (fuel sold separately)
In My Dreams…
Some guys dream of sports cars, some guys dream of rotor/stater homogenizers. Here is the equipment in the kitchen of my dreams.
- Torbeo Hand-Held Homogenizer – $841.00
For blending sauces into a consistency that is unachievably smooth using a conventional blender
- Ultravac 250 Vacuum Chamber Packaging Machine – $4600.00
Step aside, FoodSaver, this is a vacuum sealer for the big boys.
- Polyscience Sous Vide Professional – $799.95
Hands-down the best sous vide machine I've ever tested.
- Vacuum Rotary Evaporator – $9230.00
For distilling and extracting essential oils. No more store-bought vanilla extract!
- PacoJet – $3950.00
Best known for making extraordinarily smooth and creamy desserts.
- Freeze Dryer – $2,000-20,000
DIY astronaut ice cream!
- Centrifuge – $7000
For separating and clarifying stocks and sauces.
- Laser Cutter – $30,000
For making templates, etching and cutting foods


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College of Medicine | Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Science
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Cleft Palate, Psychomotor Retardation, and Distinctive Facial Features
Clinical Characteristics
The facial dysmorphism is present at birth together with the cleft palate. Downslanting lid fissures, widely spaced eyes, and ptosis may be present. Eyebrows have been described as sparse in one patient. Strabismus and ocular apraxia are present in some children.
Three patients have been reported, one of whom also had a second deletion in a gene implicated in the Kabuki syndrome. This individual had hypertrichosis and synophyrys whereas the others had sparse eyebrow and temporal hair. The teeth are malformed with some conically shaped and widely spaced. The forehead is prominent and the fingers are tapered and brachydactylous with 5th finger clinodactyly.
There are significant delays in achieving developmental milestones. Hypotonia has been described. Speech and walking in particular may be delayed for several years. Physical growth may be delayed as well. A variety of brain anomalies have been seen in some but not all individuals. Hypospadius and cryptorchidism have been described. All children reported have palatal anomalies.
Heterozygous mutations in the KDM1A gene have been identified in two patients. In another report a single patient had an out-of-frame 3-nucleotide deletion in the ANKRD11 gene (as sometimes found in Kabuki syndrome) plus a mutation in the KDM1A gene.
Treatment Options
No treatment is known.
Chong JX, Yu JH, Lorentzen P, Park KM, Jamal SM, Tabor HK, Rauch A, Saenz MS, Boltshauser E, Patterson KE, Nickerson DA, Bamshad MJ. Gene discovery for Mendelian conditions via social networking: de novo variants in KDM1A cause developmental delay and distinctive facial features. Genet Med. 2015 Dec 10. doi: 10.1038/gim.2015.161. [Epub ahead of print].
Tunovic S, Barkovich J, Sherr EH, Slavotinek AM. De novo ANKRD11 and KDM1A gene mutations in a male with features of KBG syndrome and Kabuki syndrome. Am J Med Genet A. 2014 Jul;164A(7):1744-9.
Trichomegaly Plus Syndrome
Clinical Characteristics
Eyelashes are described as 'long', and the eyebrows are bushy. The majority of individuals have poor vision secondary to severe receptor dysfunction. Night blindness and severe photophobia are features in some cases. Both retinal and choroidal atrophy have been diagnosed in the first 5 years of life and most patients have a progressive and extensive pigmentary retinopathy.
Scalp alopecia and sparse body hair is common in spite of the trichomegaly of the eyebrows and eyelashes. Frontal bossing has been noted in some patients. Pituitary dysfunction is suggested by low growth hormone levels, features of hypogonadotropic hypogonadism, and possibly hypothyroidism.
Some deficit of cognitive function is usually present and a few patients have been described as mentally retarded. There is evidence of progressive neurological damage both centrally and peripherally. Developmental milestones are often achieved late and some individuals have been observed to regress during the first decade of life. The peripheral neuropathy includes both sensory and motor components. Sensory nerve action potentials may be lost in the first decade while early motor functions may regress during the same period. Several patients have had evidence of progressive cerebellar ataxia.
Compund heterozygous mutations in PNPLA6 (19p13.2), coding for neuropathy target esterase, have been found in several patients presumed to have this condition. Autosomal recessive inheritance has been proposed on the basis of a single family in which an affected brother and sister were born to first cousin parents.
The relationship of this disorder to that found in two cousins, offspring of consanguineous matings, described as 'cone-rod congenital amaurosis associated with congenital hypertrichosis: an autosomal recessive condition' (204110 ) is unknown. They were described as having visual impairment from birth and profound photophobia. Fundus changes were minimal with a bull's eye pattern of pigment changes in the macula described as indicative of a rod-cone congenital amaurosis. ERG responses were unrecordable. These individuals apparently did not have other somatic, psychomotor or neurologic deficits.
Mutations in PNPLA6 occur in other conditions including a form of Bardet-Biedl Syndrome (209900), and Boucher-Neuhauser Syndrome (215470) also known as Chorioretinopathy, Ataxia, Hypogonadism Syndrome in this database.
Treatment Options
No treatment is available for this condition although growth hormone and testosterone supplementation have been reported to have the appropriate selective effects.
Hufnagel RB, Arno G, Hein ND, Hersheson J, Prasad M, Anderson Y, Krueger LA, Gregory LC, Stoetzel C, Jaworek TJ, Hull S, Li A, Plagnol V, Willen CM, Morgan TM, Prows CA, Hegde RS, Riazuddin S, Grabowski GA, Richardson RJ, Dieterich K, Huang T, Revesz T, Martinez-Barbera JP, Sisk RA, Jefferies C, Houlden H, Dattani MT, Fink JK, Dollfus H, Moore AT, Ahmed ZM. Neuropathy target esterase impairments cause Oliver-McFarlane and Laurence-Moon syndromes. J Med Genet. 2015 Feb;52(2):85-94.
Sonmez S, Forsyth RJ, Matthews DS, Clarke M, Splitt M. Oliver-McFarlane syndrome (chorioretinopathy-pituitary dysfunction) with prominent early pituitary dysfunction: differentiation from choroideremia-hypopituitarism. Clin Dysmorphol. 2008 Oct;17(4):265-7.
Haimi M, Gershoni-Baruch R. Autosomal recessive Oliver-McFarlane syndrome: retinitis pigmentosa, short stature (GH deficiency), trichomegaly, and hair anomalies or CPD syndrome (chorioretinopathy-pituitary dysfunction). Am J Med Genet A. 2005 Oct 15;138A(3):268-71.
Jalili IK. Cone-rod congenital amaurosis associated with congenital hypertrichosis: an autosomal recessive condition. J Med Genet. 1989 Aug;26(8):504-10.
GAPO Syndrome
Clinical Characteristics
Progressive optic atrophy is considered part of this syndrome but it is not a consistent feature. One patient with the suspected diagnosis had papilledema while other individuals may have congenital glaucoma, buphthalmos, band keratopathy, and keratoconus. White eyelashes have been described. Myelinated nerve retinal nerve fibers may be prominent.
This is a rare congenital disorder with so far incomplete phenotypic delineation. The diagnosis can be made soon after birth from the general facial and body morphology. The dysmorphism is secondary to marked bone growth retardation and metaphyseal dysplasia, resulting in a flat midface, frontal bossing, micrognathism, chest deformities, and vertebral anomalies. Psychomotor retardation is common but the extent of cognitive deficits is unknown. The permanent teeth may begin to develop but fail to erupt (pseudoanodontia). Even primary dentition is often abnormal. Alopecia is a feature although some individuals do have sparse body hair, at least for a period of time. Anomalous blood vessels such as dilated scalp veins are sometimes evident. Hypogonadism has been reported in both sexes. Individuals are subject to recurrent ear and respiratory infections.
GAPO occurs in both sexes. The presence of parental consanguinity in many families suggests autosomal recessive inheritance but no mutation or gene has been described.
Treatment Options
Treatment is directed at individual problems. Prompt treatment of respiratory infections is important.
Bozkurt B, Yildirim MS, Okka M, Bitirgen G. GAPO syndrome: four new patients with congenital glaucoma and myelinated retinal nerve fiber layer. Am J Med Genet A. 2013 Apr;161(4):829-34.
Bacon W, Hall RK, Roset JP, Boukari A, Tenenbaum H, Walter B. GAPO syndrome: a new case of this rare syndrome and a review of the relative importance of different phenotypic features in diagnosis. J Craniofac Genet Dev Biol. 1999 Oct-Dec;19(4):189-200. Review.
Ilker SS, Ozt?ork F, Kurt E, Temel M, G?ol D, Sayli BS. Ophthalmic findings in GAPO syndrome. Jpn J Ophthalmol. 1999 Jan-Feb;43(1):48-52.
Adrenoleukodystrophy, Autosomal
Clinical Characteristics
This early onset and rapidly progressive form of adrenoleukodystrophy is rare. The early onset and rapidly fatal course of the disease has limited full delineation of the ocular features. The most striking is the presence of 'leopard-spots' pigmentary changes in the retina. Polar cataracts, strabismus, and epicanthal folds have also been reported.
Onset of symptoms occurs shortly after birth often with seizures and evidence of psychomotor deficits. Rapid neurologic deterioration begins at about 1 year of age with death usually by the age of 3 years. Hyperpigmentation of the skin may be apparent a few months after birth. Opisthotonus has been observed. The ears may be low-set, the palate is highly arched, and the nostrils anteverted. Frontal bossing may be present. Serum pipecolic acid and very-long-chain fatty acids (VLCFAs) can be markedly elevated. Cystic changes in the kidneys have been reported.
This is an autosomal recessive peroxismal disorder resulting from homozygous mutations in receptor gene mutations such as PEX1, PEX5, PEX13, and PEX26.
There is also an X-linked recessive adrenoleukodystrophy (300100) sometimes called ALD but it lacks some of the morphologic features and is somewhat less aggressive.
Neonatal adrenoleukodystrophy along with infantile Refsum disease (266510, 601539) and Zellweger syndrome (214100) are now classified as Zellweger spectrum or perioxismal biogenesis disorders.
Treatment Options
Treatment is mainly supportive for associated health problems.
Chen WW, Watkins PA, Osumi T, Hashimoto T, Moser HW. Peroxisomal beta-oxidation enzyme proteins in adrenoleukodystrophy: distinction between X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy and neonatal adrenoleukodystrophy. Proc Natl AcadSci U S A. 1987 Mar;84(5):1425-8.
Cohen SM, Green WR, de la Cruz ZC, Brown FR 3rd, Moser HW, Luckenbach MW, Dove DJ, Maumenee IH. Ocular histopathologic studies of neonatal and childhood adrenoleukodystrophy. Am J Ophthalmol. 1983 Jan;95(1):82-96.
Hallermann-Streiff Syndrome
Clinical Characteristics
Nearly all patients (80+ %) have microphthalmia and bilateral congenital cataracts. The eyebrows may be hypoplastic and the eyelashes likewise are sparse. The lid fissures often slant down and telecanthus has been noted. The distance between the two eyes appears reduced. Blue sclerae, nystagmus, strabismus, and glaucoma are present in 10 to 30% of patients.
The facies are sometimes described as 'bird-like' with a beaked nose, brachycephaly, and micrognathia. Microstomia with a shortened ramus and forward displacement of the termporomandibular joints is characteristic. Upper airway obstruction may occur with severe respiratory distress. The forehead is relatively prominent, the palate is highly arched, and the teeth are often small and some may be missing with misalignment of others. A few teeth may even be present at birth (natal teeth). Children appear petite and are often short in stature. Scalp hair is thin, especially in the frontal and occipital areas, and the skin is atrophic. Developmental delays are common but most patients have normal or near-normal intelligence.
Most cases are sporadic but some have mutations in the GJA1 gene (6q21-q23.2). Both autosomal dominant and autosomal recessive inheritance have been postulated. Reproductive fitness may be low but rare affected individuals have had affected offspring. Males and females are equally affected.
This disorder is allelic to oculodentodigital dysplasia (257850, 164200).
Treatment Options
Airway obstruction may require intervention and its risks must be considered during administration of general anesthesia. Lens opacification may be severe even early in life and requires prompt surgical intervention to prevent amblyopia.
Chondrodysplasia Punctata 2
Clinical Characteristics
Early onset cataracts, often sectorial, are the major ocular feature of this syndrome. There may be local vitreoretinal abnormalities leading to localized detachments and retinoschisis.
The cartilage disease in this disorder leads to short stature that is often asymmetrical. There is considerable variation in skeletal manifestations as the spine as well as the limbs can be involved. The skin at birth may be scaly and erythrodermic. Later the skin pigmentation may assume a whorled pattern and hyperkeratosis appears, often in a segmental pattern consistent with X-chromosomal mosaicism. The skin may also be ichthyotic. The nasal bridge is often flat with frontal bossing. Flexion contractures are sometimes seen. Cicatricial alopecia and coarse hair are often noted in adults.
A number of skeletal disorders are classified as chondrodysplasia punctata, and there is considerable clinical and genetic heterogeneity (see also rhizomelic chondrodysplasia punctata [215100] in this database for an autosomal recessive form) which has yet to be worked out. The disorder described here is an X-linked dominant disorder with lethality in males. It results from a mutation in the EBP gene (Xp11.23-p11.22) causing difficulty in converting lanosterol to cholesterol. The diagnosis can be confirmed by finding increased plasma accumulation of precursors of sterols 8(9)-cholestenol and 8-dehydrocholesterol. Rare severely affected males have been reported.
The X-linked recessive (CDPX1;302950), autosomal dominant tibia-metacarpal (118651), and humero-metacarpal types are not associated with cataracts.
Treatment Options
Cataract extraction may improve vision.
Ausavarat S, Tanpaiboon P, Tongkobpetch S, Suphapeetiporn K, Shotelersuk V. Two novel EBP mutations in Conradi-H?onermann-Happle syndrome. Eur J Dermatol. 2008 Jul-Aug;18(4):391-3.
Kalter DC, Atherton DJ, Clayton PT. X-linked dominant Conradi-H?onermann syndrome presenting as congenital erythroderma. J Am Acad Dermatol. 1989 Aug;21(2 Pt 1):248-56.
Happle R. X-linked dominant chondrodysplasia punctata. Review of literature and report of a case. Hum Genet. 1979;53(1):65-73.
Basal Cell Nevus Syndrome
Clinical Characteristics
Eyelid basal-cell carcinomas are the most common ocular finding of this syndrome. These malignancies may be multiple and may occur on the neck, chest, back, arms and elsewhere on the face. Those on the eyelids generally have their onset in the postpubertal period, usually by age 35 years, and are often multiple. Their indolent nature can result in considerably delay in diagnosis, however, and local recurrences are common. Deformities of the skull often result in the appearance of hypertelorism and proptosis. Epidermal cysts are found in one-fourth of patients, especially on the palms, but may occur in the tarsal conjunctiva as well. Less common reported ocular findings are colobomas, glaucoma, nystagmus, strabismus, and cataracts but these may simply be associations.
This disorder is one of a few in which a disposition to neoplasia is associated with skeletal deformities. These include bifid ribs, scoliosis, skull deformities such as frontal bossing, increased occipitofrontal circumference, broad nasal root with hypertelorism, mandibular prognathia, and bony cysts. Medulloblastoma is an infrequent but important sign. Palmar and/or plantar pits are often present. Basal cell carcinomas and jaw cysts occur in over 90% of patients by the age of 40 years. Invasive oral tumors are found in 78% of individuals.
This is an autosomal dominant disorder, caused by mutations in the PTCH1 gene located on chromosome 9 (9q22.3). Interestingly, somatic mutations in the PTCH1 gene have also been found in isolated cases with only basal cell carcinoma or medulloblastoma. Perhaps 40% of cases arise de novo, i.e., without a family history, and older paternal age at conception increases the risk of new mutations.
Treatment Options
Treatment is directed at the location of clinical disease with excision of basal cell carcinomas having the highest priority. Patients must be monitored throughout life for new lesions as well as recurrence at treated sites. Radiotherapy and non-essential diagnostic X-rays should probably be avoided due to sensitivity to ionizing radiation.
Oral administration of an experimental small molecule signaling inhibitor (GDC-0449 or Vismodegib; Genetech) of the Hedgehog signaling pathway has shown promise in reduction of the number of new lesions as well as shrinkage of existing skin lesions.
Goldberg LH, Firoz BF, Weiss GJ, Blaydorn L, Jameson G, Von Hoff DD. Basal cell nevus syndrome: a brave new world. Arch Dermatol. 2010 Jan;146(1):17-9. PubMed PMID: 20083687.
Lo Muzio L. Nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome (Gorlin syndrome). Orphanet J Rare Dis. 2008 Nov 25;3:32. Review.
Honavar SG, Shields JA, Shields CL, Eagle RC Jr, Demirci H, Mahmood EZ. Basal cell carcinoma of the eyelid associated with Gorlin-Goltz syndrome. Ophthalmology. 2001 Jun;108(6):1115-23.
Kimonis VE, Goldstein AM, Pastakia B, Yang ML, Kase R, DiGiovanna JJ, Bale AE, Bale SJ. Clinical manifestations in 105 persons with nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome. Am J Med Genet. 1997 Mar 31;69(3):299-308.
Levine DJ, Robertson DB, Varma VA. Familial subconjunctival epithelial cysts associated with the nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome. Arch Dermatol. 1987 Jan;123(1):23-4.
Neuhauser Syndrome
Clinical Characteristics
This rare disorder is characterized by profound mental retardation and megalocornea together with nonspecific facial features including epicanthal folds, broad nasal root, frontal bossing and antimongoloid lid slanting.
Hypotonia and marked psychomotor retardation are the most prominent systemic features. Short stature, hypercholesterolemia, seizures and hypothyroidism have also been reported.
No specific mutation has been found. Most cases occur sporadically. The mode of inheritance is presumed to be autosomal recessive on the basis of parental consanquinity found in occasional parents with multiple affected offspring.
Treatment Options
No treatment is available.
Davidson AE, Cheong SS, Hysi PG, Venturini C, Plagnol V, Ruddle JB, Ali H, Carnt N, Gardner JC, Hassan H, Gade E, Kearns L, Jelsig AM, Restori M, Webb TR, Laws D, Cosgrove M, Hertz JM, Russell-Eggitt I, Pilz DT, Hammond CJ, Tuft SJ, Hardcastle AJ. Association of CHRDL1 Mutations and Variants with X-linked Megalocornea, Neuhauser Syndrome and Central Corneal Thickness. PLoS One. 2014 Aug 5.
Synofzik M, Gonzalez MA, Lourenco CM, Coutelier M, Haack TB, Rebelo A, Hannequin D, Strom TM, Prokisch H, Kernstock C, Durr A, Sch??ls L, Lima-Mart??nez MM, Farooq A, Sch?ole R, Stevanin G, Marques W Jr, Z?ochner S. PNPLA6 mutations cause Boucher-Neuhauser and Gordon Holmes syndromes as part of a broad neurodegenerative spectrum. Brain. 2013 Dec 19. [Epub ahead of print].
Neuh?SSuser G, Kaveggia EG, France TD, Opitz JM. Syndrome of mental retardation, seizures, hypotonic cerebral palsy and megalocorneae, recessively inherited. Z.Kinderheilkd. 1975 Jul 1;120(1):1-18.
Verloes, A.; Journel, H.; Elmer, C.; Misson, J.-P.; Le Merrer, M.; Kaplan, J.; Van Maldergem, L.; Deconinck, H.; Meire, F. : Heterogeneity versus variability in megalocornea-mental retardation (MMR) syndromes: report of new cases and delineation of 4 probable types. Am. J. Med. Genet. 46: 132-137, 1993.

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text: November 24, 2010 - Harris, N.Y. - The Catskill Regional Medical Center (CRMC) Outpatient Rehabilitation Services Department is pleased to announce that its speech pathologists are now certified to perform Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT). CRMC's speech pathologists Vivian Liff, SLP, Rachelle Gittleson, CCC, SLP and Jennifer Kessler, CCC, SLP have undergone nationally-recognized training to become certified to provide LSVT. LSVT is an effective, research-based method of voice therapy for individuals who are aging or have Parkinson's disease or other conditions, including stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and Down syndrome. The treatment helps to improve vocal loudness, speech intelligibility and facial expressions, thus enhancing overall communication for individuals with Parkinson's disease and other conditions. For more information on LSVT or to schedule an appointment, please contact 845-794-3300 ext. 2139. CRMC's Outpatient Rehabilitation Services offers a full range of rehabilitation services that facilitate functional independence and improved quality of life. CRMC's patients receive hands-on occupational, physical and speech therapy performed by experienced, compassionate and professional therapists.


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Marshall Center librarian wins national honors
September 18, 2008
By Anne Fugate, George C. Marshall European Center Public Affairs
GARMISCH, Germany - Marshall Center library technician Jill Golden was honored as the 2007 Federal Library Technician of the Year during a ceremony at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., Sept. 12.
The Library of Congress' Federal Library and Information Center Committee annually recognizes the best federal libraries, librarians and library technicians for their innovation in meeting customer needs.
Librarian of Congress James H. Billington presented Golden the award, which cited her exceptional commitment, innovative thinking and technical skills in serving an international community of users.
Overall, the Marshall Center Research Library provides services to military officers and civilian government officials participating in programs at the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies, a U.S.-German security and defense studies institute located on Sheridan Kaserne in Garmisch. In 2007, the library staff of nine worked with more than 800 course participants from 71 countries, along with visiting researchers and the center's multinational faculty and staff.
The library provides resources and services in the same three languages in which the center conducts its resident courses - English, German and Russian.
From her position at the circulation desk, the Russian-speaking library technician is invaluable in making first contact with many course participants, said Golden's colleague, systems librarian Kathryn Davis.
"By greeting participants in their native language and with her can-do spirit, she quickly puts even the most reserved at ease," Davis said. "And because of her Russian proficiency, she is often called upon to provide reference service to Russian-language participants, which she does as well as any professional librarian."
Golden, who has been at the Marshall Center since October 2004, said she enjoys working with such diverse patrons.
"I am always learning something, in engaging with people from Mongolia or South Africa or Slovenia," she noted, adding that she continues to be surprised by what course participants sometimes tell her of the difficulties in trying to find books in their countries.
For example, "One participant from South Africa (told me) that it is so hard for them to get these kinds of books in their ministry library, for budget reasons," Golden recalled. "I'm always surprised that books I take for granted, people are really pleased to have access to here."
Golden routinely looks for opportunities to improve customers' access to resources, said Davis, even when that means going beyond the library walls when necessary.
"The library is frequently asked to purchase books for participants, but this is prohibited, and it is very difficult, nearly impossible, for them to purchase directly from the U.S.," Davis explained. "Jill coordinated with the local post exchange to stock course 'bestsellers,' giving participants a way to purchase the books locally."
Other projects that Golden worked on in 2007 included planning upgrades to library's Web pages found on the student network and compiling weekly resource alerts for participants in the center's main course, the three-month Program in Advanced Security Studies. These and other efforts showed students the holdings and services that are available to them not only while they are in Garmisch, but also after they have graduated and returned to their home countries.
Despite having volunteered in her hometown library when she was a teen and working in her college library, Golden did not originally plan to begin a career in the library sciences. After graduating in June 2004 with a bachelor's degree in Russian studies from Minnesota's Carleton College, she began focusing on putting her language skills to work, which the position at the Marshall Center certainly allows her to do. However, the work here proved so interesting that she began working on a master's degree in library sciences, which she will complete in December.
Library director Marcy Hampton said that Golden is undoubtedly the most impressive technician she has worked with in more than 30 years of federal service. Such credit, Golden said, goes to those around her.
"Any good work I've done here is because I have a great boss and great colleagues that teach me," Golden said. "Not many libraries let their technician write up plans for redesigning their Web site."


text: Does anyone have one or are they even available in the U.S? Saw the review in Velo Vision and am very interested. Was looking at the various Moultons last year but didn't buy one. Just couldn't wrap my brain around the high performance small wheeled bike at that time. Still like my vintage Raleighs of which I have an R20. But...... there's something about the Moultons that grab my interest which I can't explain. PG.


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The American teen shattered the U.S record in the 1,650-yard freestyle by more than nine seconds Saturday on the final day of the Winter National Championships in Knoxville, Tenn. Ledecky finished in 15 minutes, 15.17 seconds to break the record of 15:24.35 set by Katie Hoff in 2008. The 16-year-old's record performance came two days after she won the 500 freestyle in 4:32.37.
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The a former NFL assistant coach and father of New York Jets general manager John Idzik, has died. He was 85. The Jets, citing information released by the family, announced that Idzik died of natural causes Tuesday at his home in Chadds Ford with family members by his side. A former baseball and football star at Maryland, Idzik served as the offensive coordinator of the Philadelphia Eagles from 1973-76 and the Jets from 1977-79. He was also an assistant with Miami and Baltimore, and later coached in the USFL.


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Notching his fourth top-five finish of the season, Argentinian Esteban Guerrieri's fourth-place finish in Sunday's Toronto 100 was also the best for the four-car Sam Schmidt Motorsports Firestone Indy Lights team at Exhibition Place in Toronto, Ontario.
Driving the No. 7 Lucas Oil car, Guerrieri had to fight his way back up to fourth after an early spin dropped him to the tail of the field. He was leading the race when he spun in turn three on lap 20. Guerrieri did not make contact with the wall nor another car and was quickly back up to speed.
Under green flag conditions, he chased down the field and made the climb to fourth before the final yellow flag on lap 46 that forced the race to end under caution. During his drive through the pack, Guerrieri set a blistering pace and was the fastest car on the track. His time on lap 45 (1:04.0124) was the fastest lap of the race.
It was a frustrating day for the rest of the Sam Schmidt Motorsports Indy Lights team.
Series point leader Josef Newgarden was running in third place when contact with the car of Andretti Autosports' Peter Dempsey damaged the front wing on his No. 11 Copart/Score Big/Robo-Pong car. He was forced to pit to replace the wing and lost a lap to the leaders. Newgarden finished eighth.
Brazilian Victor Carbone was not without his troubles as well. He had to pit on lap two to have the left front tire changed on the No. 3 Nevoni car after contact with Team Jensen's David Ostella caused a puncture. Carbone finished ninth and one lap down to the leaders.
In his first start of the year driving the No. 77 Mazda Road To Indy car for SSM, Daniel Herrington had the roughest day of the four Sam Schmidt Motorsports drivers. Herrington, from Raleigh, N.C., made contact on lap 16 with Herta Autosport's Bruno Andrade. Heavy damage to both cars ended their days. Herrington was scored in 12th.
After Guerrieri's spin, Andretti Autosport's Sefan Wilson dominated the rest of the Toronto 100 to claim his first Firestone Indy Lights Championship series win. His teammate, Dempsey, finished second making it an Andretti Autosport sweep. It was Dempsey's first start for Andretti.
Team Moore's Gustavo Yacaman finished third, while Guerrieri and Anders Krohn rounded out the top five, matching his best finish in Indy Lights.
There were three caution periods for 9 laps and two race leaders (Guerrieri and Wilson).
Despite his rough day, Newgarden continues to lead the Firestone Indy Lights Championship points chase over Guerrieri (267-229). With his win, Wilson is now just eight points (221) behind Guerrieri. Carbone is 10th in points after six races with 154, while Herrington is 21st after his lone race.
The next two Firestone Indy Lights Series races are part of the Edmonton Indy weekend at the Edmonton (Alberta) City Centre Airport July 23-24.
Esteban Guerrieri (Finished 1st), Driver of the No.7 Lucas Oil/Sam Schmidt Motorsports Dallara:
"It was the low tire pressures. It takes at least one and up to two laps to get the pressures up. I got a bit of understeer in the entry to (turn) three, and when I got on the power it just came around. It was really stupid, but I just lost the rear. We had even been practicing with low tire pressures and to push hard. But apparently, we didn't practice enough so we will continue working on it."
Josef Newgarden (Finished 2nd), Driver of the No. 11 Copart/Score Big/Robo-Pong/Sam Schmidt Motorsports Dallara:
"At first, I thought it was great racing. Everyone was giving each other room and being nice. If anything, it's a big learning experience for me this weekend. I can already guess what advice Sam (Schmidt) is going to give me. I probably should have known, with Esteban spinning, to be conservative and score some points. I really thought I had a great run and was trying to run Peter clean. I also thought he was running me clean and then he just ran out of road there when I was going to the inside of him. It was a shame to lose the front wing like that when it was a race where there were good points to be had."
Victor Carbone (Finished 6th), Driver of the No. 3 Nevoni/Sam Schmidt Motorsports Dallara:
"I had contact with Ostella. It was small, but it was enough to puncture my tire, so I had to come in and change my tire (left front). After that, the car got better and toward the end it was the closest I'd been to the top guys lap time-wise."
Daniel Herrington (Finished 4th), Driver of the No. 77 Mazda Road to Indy/Sam Schmidt Motorsports Dallara:
"At the start, we were struggling with understeer. I had gone full soft on the front bar to try and get more grip. Then, on that restart there, we just washed out an inch too wide. I'd come close a couple laps before. We'll go back and look at it and try to figure out how we can be better in Edmonton."
Date: July 10, 2011
Event: Toronto 100 (Round 7 of 13)
Series: Firestone Indy Lights Series
Location: Exhibition Place in Toronto, Ontario (1.755-mile street course)
Winner: Stefan Wilson of Andretti Autosports
SSM Team: Esteban Guerrieri (Started 1st, Finished 4th / Running, completed 49 of 49 laps)
Josef Newgarden (Started 5th, Finished 8th/ Running, completed 48 of 49 laps)
Victor Carbone (Started 10th, Finished 9th / Running, completed 48 of 49 laps)
Daniel Herrington (Started 7th, Finished 12th / Accident, completed 12 of 49 laps)


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Parallel Verses
New International Version
You will drink from the brook, and I have directed the ravens to supply you with food there."
New Living Translation
Drink from the brook and eat what the ravens bring you, for I have commanded them to bring you food."
English Standard Version
You shall drink from the brook, and I have commanded the ravens to feed you there."
New American Standard Bible
"It shall be that you will drink of the brook, and I have commanded the ravens to provide for you there."
King James Bible
And it shall be, that thou shalt drink of the brook; and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
You are to drink from the wadi. I have commanded the ravens to provide for you there."
International Standard Version
You will be able to drink from that brook, and I've commanded some crows to sustain you there."
NET Bible
Drink from the stream; I have already told the ravens to bring you food there."
GOD'S WORD® Translation
You can drink from the stream, and I've commanded ravens to feed you there."
JPS Tanakh 1917
And it shall be, that thou shalt drink of the brook; and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.'
New American Standard 1977
"And it shall be that you shall drink of the brook, and I have commanded the ravens to provide for you there."
Jubilee Bible 2000
and thou shalt drink of the brook, and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.
King James 2000 Bible
And it shall be, that you shall drink of the brook; and I have commanded the ravens to feed you there.
American King James Version
And it shall be, that you shall drink of the brook; and I have commanded the ravens to feed you there.
American Standard Version
And it shall be, that thou shalt drink of the brook; and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.
Douay-Rheims Bible
And there thou shalt drink of the torrent: and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.
Darby Bible Translation
And it shall be, that thou shalt drink of the torrent; and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.
English Revised Version
And it shall be, that thou shalt drink of the brook; and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.
Webster's Bible Translation
And it shall be, that thou shalt drink of the brook; and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there.
World English Bible
It shall be, that you shall drink of the brook. I have commanded the ravens to feed you there."
Young's Literal Translation
and it hath been, from the brook thou dost drink, and the ravens I have commanded to sustain thee there.'
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
17:1-7 God wonderfully suits men to the work he designs them for. The times were fit for an Elijah; an Elijah was fit for them. The Spirit of the Lord knows how to fit men for the occasions. Elijah let Ahab know that God was displeased with the idolaters, and would chastise them by the want of rain, which it was not in the power of the gods they served to bestow. Elijah was commanded to hide himself. If Providence calls us to solitude and retirement, it becomes us to go: when we cannot be useful, we must be patient; and when we cannot work for God, we must sit still quietly for him. The ravens were appointed to bring him meat, and did so. Let those who have but from hand to mouth, learn to live upon Providence, and trust it for the bread of the day, in the day. God could have sent angels to minister to him; but he chose to show that he can serve his own purposes by the meanest creatures, as effectually as by the mightiest. Elijah seems to have continued thus above a year. The natural supply of water, which came by common providence, failed; but the miraculous supply of food, made sure to him by promise, failed not. If the heavens fail, the earth fails of course; such are all our creature-comforts: we lose them when we most need them, like brooks in summer. But there is a river which makes glad the city of God, that never runs dry, a well of water that springs up to eternal life. Lord, give us that living water!
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 4. - And it shall be that thou shalt drink of the brook [There was clearly nothing miraculous about the supply of water. No miracle was wrought even to continue the supply, ver. 7]; and I have commanded [cf. ver. 9; Isaiah 5:6; Amos 9:3, etc.] the ravens to feed thee there. [Despite the general agreement of scholars that by ערבים we must understand "ravens," I think probability favours the meaning Orbites, i.e., inhabitants of Orbo. In support of the received rendering is the very powerful consideration, that it is the interpretation of all the versions (except the Arabic) and of Josephus, who, beyond all question, represented the belief current in his own time (Ant. 8:13. 2). It is also certain that elsewhere in Scripture we find some of the inferior animals supernaturally constrained to effect God's purposes, both of mercy and of judgment (1 Kings 13:24; 2 Kings 2:24; Daniel 6:22; 2 Peter 2:16), though never it must be said, in so rational and methodical a way. Nor can it rightly be contended that the words "I have commanded," צִוִתִי, imply human agency, for elsewhere we find the Almighty commanding (same word) the serpent (Amos 9:3) and the clouds (Isaiah 5:6; Psalm 78:23). It is not, however, a sufficient account of this narrative to say that the prophet merely helped himself to the food which the ravens, whose habitat was in the Wady Cherith, brought, day by day, to their nests and their young. For, not to insist on the words, מְבִיאִים לו bringing to him (ver. 6), the expressions '" bread (or food, לֶחֶם) and flesh," and "morning and evening" certainly point to something more than such a fortuitous supply. Whether the Orebim were "ravens" or not, they certainly acted in an intelligent and rational way: they brought food, that is to say, to the prophet, and they brought it for months together with unfailing regularity. But against this view the following considerations may be urged.
1. It is hardly in accord with God's usual way of working, that he should employ birds of the air and those unclean (Leviticus 11:15; Deuteronomy 14:14) and ravenous birds, to feed and succour His saints, rather than men or angels. Of course, no one who does not altogether repudiate the supernatural will deny for a moment that the Almighty could, had it seemed good to Him, have sustained His prophet by the instrumentality of ravens, just as easily as by any other means. But it appears to be almost a fixed principle of His dealings with men, not to resort to miracles when ordinary means will suffice; or if He does employ miracles, they are never bizarre or fantastic; they are not such as to suggest the idea of fable or legend; they are invariably the simplest and directest means to the end. And it is submitted that this prolonged and methodical ministry of ravens is altogether unlike God's method of procedure on other occasions. It was an angel succoured Hagar and Ishmael in their need (Genesis 16:7). It was an angel fed Elijah himself, a few years later (1 Kings 19:5, 6). They were angels who ministered to our blessed Lord after His long fast (Matthew 4:11). But God's,' chief means," it is always to be remembered, "is man." And it is to be carefully observed that when, about this very time, not one, but one hundred prophets were threatened, just as Elijah was, with death, no miracle was wrought to save their lives or to supply their wants, but they were fed by human agency, with bread and water (1 Kings 18:13). But it is still more significant that elsewhere in this narrative, which is characterized by the profoundest sobriety and reticence, there is what we may almost call a studied absence of the miraculous element. No miracle is wrought to protect Elijah against Jezebel, but he must consult for his own safety by flight. He is sent to the brook Cherith, because there is water there; in other words, God chose that hiding place in order to obviate the necessity for a miracle. And when the water of the brook dries up, no miracle is wrought to prolong the supply, but the prophet, at the risk of detection, must go forth and seek it elsewhere. And at Zarephath he is fed, not by ravens, but by human agency - by a widow woman. It is true a miracle appears to have been wrought, but the narrative has so little idea of effect and gives so little prominence to the supernatural that even that is doubted. To put the interpretation of "ravens," consequently, on the word ערבים, provided it will yield any other meaning, appears to be to do violence to the spirit of the context, and to the tenour of Scripture generally.
2. It is somewhat difficult to believe that such a prodigy as this, so altogether unique and irregular, would not have been mentioned, had it really happened, elsewhere in Scripture. The absence of all reference thereto is remarkable, when we consider how constantly the ministry of Elijah and its lessons (Luke 4:25, 26; Luke 9:54; James 5:17; Revelation 11:5, 6) are referred to in the New Testament; but when we observe what an admirable and unequalled illustration of God's providential care this incident would have supplied to some of our Lord's discourses, and notably to that of Luke 12:22 sqq., this silence becomes almost suspicious.
3. Despite the practical unanimity of the versions, the interpretation "ravens" has been disputed from very early times. St. Jerome among Christians, Rabbi Judah Hakkodesh and Kimchi amongst Jews - these are but some of those who have repudiated this rendering.
4. A very slight change in the vowel points - עַרְבִּים instead of ערְבִים - yields the meaning "Arabians." That a fugitive would readily find, not only shelter but sustenance among the Bedouin, whose generous hospitality and loyalty to strangers is proverbial, is obvious, and we knew that about this time some Arab tribes had dealings with the Jews (2 Chronicles 17:11); but without any change at all, a sufficient meaning may be extracted from the word. For we find that somewhere in the Ciccar, or plain of the Jordan, off which the Wady Cherith lay, was a rock Oreb (עורֵב, Judges 7:25), apparently east of the Jordan (Judges 8:1), but in any case, at no great distance from Bethabara (John 1:28). Now Beth-abara has been identified, almost to a certainty (Conder, "Tent-work," pp. 229-232) with the modern Abarah (i.e., passage or ferry), "one of the main fords of the Jordan just above the place where the Jalud river flowing down the valley of Jezreel and by Beisan, debouches into Jordan." But we learn from an ancient and independent source, the Bereshith Rabba (see Dict. Bib. ii. 464), that in the neighbourhood of Beisan, i.e., Bethshean, there was anciently a town named Orbo, עַרְבו - a word, it is to be observed, which preserves the radicals of עורֵב transposed. We may safely assume that these two places, Orbo and Oreb, were identical; that the former was the representative at a later day of the latter, or was the shape which the name assumed when bestowed on the hamlet, as distinct from the rock. The inhabitants of this place would, of course, be called עֹרְבִים, just as the in. habitants of Ziph were known as Ziphim (1 Samuel 26:1), or the men of Zidon as Zidonim (1 Kings 5:6). We find, consequently, that this word, which means "ravens," also designates the inhabitants of a village near Bethshean, and probably east of the Jordan; that is to say, in or near Elijah's native country of Gilead. And with this agree the testimonies of Rabbi Judah and Jerome already referred to. The former held that the Orebim were not ravens at all, but inhabitants of Orbo or the rock Oreb, while the latter says, with equal positiveness, Orbim, accolae villae in fini-bus Arabum, Eliae dederunt alimenta. It only remains for us to notice the perfect naturalness and consistency of the narrative thus interpreted. Elijah is bidden to go eastward; to hide in the Wady Cherith, where he would be among tribesmen or friends. For water, there is the brook; for food, the Orbites, whose name would be familiar to him, and whom he may have known, are commanded to feed him. He goes; he is received with Arab hospitality; the Eastern law of Dakheel, by which any man at any time is entitled to throw himself upon the mercy and protection of another, ensures his safety. The Orebim minister assiduously to his wants. Every morning before the dawn, every evening after dark, they bring him bread and flesh.]
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
And it shall be, that thou shalt drink of the brook,.... The water of that was to be his drink:
and I have commanded the ravens to feed thee there; whereby he should be provided with food to eat; by whom are meant not angels in the form of ravens, as some; nor, as others, Arabians, for there were none of that people near him; nor, as others, merchants, the word being sometimes used of them, for this was not a likely method for privacy; nor, as others, the inhabitants of a place called Oreb, or Orbo; so the Arabic version calls them Orabimi; but we read of no such place near Jordan; the Jews (s) speak of a city of this name near Bethshean, from whence these Orebim came; and some of them (t) think they had their name from Oreb, in Judges 7:25 it seems better to interpret them of ravens, as we do, these creatures delighting to be in solitary places, in valleys, and by brooks; nor need it be any objection that they were unclean creatures by the law, since Elijah did not feed upon them, but was fed by them; and supposing any uncleanness by touch, the ceremonial law might be dispensed with in an extraordinary case, as it sometimes was; though it is very remarkable that such creatures should be employed in this way, which are birds of prey, seize on anything they can, live on carrion, and neglect their own young, and yet feed a prophet of the Lord; which shows the power and providence of God in it. Something like this Jerom (u) relates, of a raven bringing a whole loaf of bread, and laying it before the saints, Paulus and Antonius.
(s) Bereshit Rabba, sect. 33. fol. 29. 1.((t) T. Bab. Cholin. fol. 5. 1. Menasseh Ben Israel Conciliat. in Lev. quaest. 3.((u) In Vita Paul Erem. fol. 82. C.
1 Kings 17:4 Additional Commentaries
Ravens Feed Elijah
…3"Go away from here and turn eastward, and hide yourself by the brook Cherith, which is east of the Jordan. 4"It shall be that you will drink of the brook, and I have commanded the ravens to provide for you there." 5So he went and did according to the word of the LORD, for he went and lived by the brook Cherith, which is east of the Jordan.…
Cross References
1 Kings 17:3
"Leave here, turn eastward and hide in the Kerith Ravine, east of the Jordan.
1 Kings 17:5
So he did what the LORD had told him. He went to the Kerith Ravine, east of the Jordan, and stayed there.
1 Kings 17:9
"Go at once to Zarephath in the region of Sidon and stay there. I have directed a widow there to supply you with food."
Treasury of Scripture
And it shall be, that you shall drink of the brook; and I have commanded the ravens to feed you there.
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1 Kings 17:9 Arise, get you to Zarephath, which belongs to Zidon, and dwell there: …
1 Kings 19:5-8 And as he lay and slept under a juniper tree, behold, then an angel …
Numbers 20:8 Take the rod, and gather you the assembly together, you, and Aaron …
Job 34:29 When he gives quietness, who then can make trouble? and when he hides …
Job 38:8-13,41 Or who shut up the sea with doors, when it broke forth, as if it …
Psalm 33:8,9 Let all the earth fear the LORD: let all the inhabitants of the world …
Psalm 147:9 He gives to the beast his food, and to the young ravens which cry.
Amos 9:3,4 And though they hide themselves in the top of Carmel, I will search …
Matthew 4:4,11 But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread …
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Twenty thousand years ago, in what amounted to a grand geologic game of rock-paper-scissors, ice trumped granite in northwestern Montana. The result is one of the world's premier showcases of glaciation, a land of deep valleys separated by spiny arêtes, cirques that shelter turquoise tarns, and summits in every conceivable shape, from layer cake to Egyptian pyramid.
*GOALS: Paddle the Middle Fork of the Flathead, drive Going-to-the-Sun Road, and hike Stoney Indian Pass.
*GAME PLAN: Squeezed by snowy peaks, Bowman Lake rivals popular Lake McDonald for scenerybut not for crowds. Car-camp here for a relaxing first day at the park, then drive about 50 miles (80 kilometers) south to West Glacier to begin a three-day rafting trip down the Middle Fork of the Flathead. The stream flows along Glacier's secluded southern border; in early summer the rapids reach Class IV-plus. "You'll see the peaks of the Flathead National Forest on one side of the river and those of Glacier National Park on the other," says Sally Thompson, co-owner of Glacier Raft. Watch for moose, eagles, and grizzlies.
Next up, a drive on the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road. The 50-mile (80-kilometer) route passes waterfalls and 8,000-foot (2,438-meter) peaks en route to Logan Pass. Park hereor better yet, arrive via one of the park's free, traffic-alleviating shuttlesand take a day hike on the Highline Trail. The path traverses below the cliffs of the Garden Wall. "It's popular for a reason," says resource manager Jack Potter. "The flowers are spectacular and the views are spectacular; you start atop the Continental Divide and stay there."
*GETTING READY: Glacier National Park (+1 406 888 7800; www.nps.gov/glac). A guided Middle Fork of the Flathead trip costs $370 per person (800 235 6781; www.glacierraftco.com). Waterton Lake boat shuttles cost $11 (+1 403 859 2362); van shuttles cost $15 (+1 403 859 2378).
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For solitude on the Going-to-the-Sun Road, you've got to rise with the sunor so conventional wisdom has it. Fortunately, there's a sleep-saving alternative, which is to tour the road after 5 p.m. "During the summer, it stays light here until ten, and people are all eating dinner at their campgrounds or hotels," says Randy Gayner, of Glacier Wilderness Guides.
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If you're camping at Bowman Lake, a stop at the Northern Lights Saloon and Cafe is a must. Located in Polebridge, Montana, Northern Lights serves cold beer and rainbow trout. Relax at picnic tables out front, or in the wood-paneled, propane-lamp-lit interior (+1 406 888 5669).
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The charms of Iceberg Lake, a four-and-a-half-mile (seven-kilometer) day-hike from the Many Glacier area, are not subtle: The tiny pool sits below a semicircle of 3,000-foot (914-meter) granite cliffs. Start at 10 a.m., hiking mostly above timberline through meadows and past a waterfall to reach the lake for lunch.
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The Granite Park Chalet was built in 1914long before the ultralightweight-makes-right era of 3.2-pound (1.45-kilogram) tents. The gabled, log-and-stone structure sits in a meadow below Swiftcurrent Pass, with front-porch views of the McDonald Valley ($66 per person; 800 521 7238; www.glacierguides.com/chalet.asp).
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"You're in My Seat:" Imagining Protestant Preaching in Twenty Years
Emerging Church preaching won't call itself that anymore. After twenty-plus years, you can't still be "emerging." That's like an actor trying to play a part too young for him. Emerging Churches will have developed a tradition and a body of teachings that they will feel a need to pass on. The present emerging "dialogue sermon" will swing toward a more traditional rhetorical form in which the preacher takes more of the lead and presents a more finished product before inviting response.
If trends in missional passion and environmental integrity continue among those in their 20s and 30s, prosperity preaching will have to spiritualize itself into something deeper and truer. It will need to define prosperity in spiritual terms and really mean it.
In twenty years, there will still be megachurches. To continue to appeal to the next generation, they will need to make more room in preaching and worship for participation by worshippers. Preaching will become a more overt part of small group gatherings, from Bible study to mission projects, to meet people's need for dialogue about theology and scripture beyond the worship service. Megachurch preaching will need to clarify for attendees the relationship between the sacrificial demands of discipleship and the self-indulgent cravings of suburban upper-middle-class American culture.
Missionary preachers from Latin America, India, Africa, and Asia will influence North American preaching, bringing the oral culture and vibrant faith of Christianity in their countries to bear on preaching in this country.
Churches that become missional in their evangelism rather than attractional, will find themselves among the poor and the poor among their worship services in their sanctuaries to a great degree. Preaching will be forced to honor the social nature of salvation and not continue to limit Jesus' job description to being my "personal Lord and Savior."
When Ashley informed me solemnly that I was "in her seat," she was undoubtedly right. We preachers owe it to her future self to put ourselves in her shoes as well. In twenty years, I hope the preaching she hears will embody those qualities that the best preaching throughout the centuries has embodied: passionate faith, imagination, cultural relevance, and biblical, theological depth.
For 30-year-old Ashley's sake, I hope that in 2030 preachers still strive to preach in a way that lives up to the prayer we often say before we preach: "May the words of my mouth and the meditations of all our hearts be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord." (from Psalm 19:14)
The Rev. Dr. Alyce M. McKenzie is Professor of Homiletics at Perkins School of Theology. She is the author of several books on preaching the Bible's wisdom in today's churches, including Preaching Proverbs: Wisdom for the Pulpit, Preaching Biblical Wisdom in a Self Help Society, and Hear and Be Wise: Becoming a Teacher and Preacher of Wisdom. She has also written two study guides for adult Sunday School classes: The Parables for Today and The Interpretation Study Guide to The Gospel of Matthew. Her most recent book, Novel Preaching: Tips from Today's Top Writers for Crafting Creative Sermons, was published by Westminster John Knox in February 2010. She has recently completed What Not To Say: Practical Advice for Provocative Preaching, co-authored with John C. Holbert. It will be published in 2011 by Westminster John Knox Press. Alyce is a member of the Patheos Expert Community.\


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ROCKLIN - Roseville High School's boys basketball team, outrebounded in the first half, controlled the boards in the second half. The Tigers, who missed eight free-throw attempts in the first three quarters, made their first nine in the fourth period to take control late and defeat host Rocklin 71-63 in a Sierra Foothill League game Tuesday night.
Senior center Andrew Schmidt scored a game-high 22 points for the Tigers (11-8, 2-0 SFL), who have won 10 of 13 and four in a row. He was 7 for 13 from the floor, and his five free throws in the fourth period helped Roseville turn a 59-58 deficit into a 71-63 lead with 55.3 seconds remaining.
Junior Cole Jacobs had 16 points and a game-high 10 rebounds for Roseville. His layup on a sweet give by senior Latrelle Swayne gave the Tigers a 70-63 lead with 1:09 left. Swayne and junior Marcus Garcia scored 10 points apiece, and each made two free throws in the fourth quarter.
"We played as a team," said Jacobs, who grabbed a rebound and went coast to coast for a layup and a 64-61 lead. "That started on the defensive end."
"The key thing in the fourth quarter is I don't think we gave up any second shots. That was really big. And we rebounded better in the second half," Roseville coach Greg Granucci said. "We talk a lot about all five guys rebounding, especially the defensive end. Even our smalls. Our smalls have to rebound. The luxury of Cole getting the rebound - and we have other guys like this, too - is that he can get it and push the ball up the floor himself. He just attacked the glass, and so did Latrelle and Brandon (Butler) and Marcus and everyone."
Rocklin junior Taylor Cherry scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the first and third quarters, and the Thunder (3-15, 0-2) took a 55-54 lead into the final quarter. Cherry also took an inbounds pass with three-tenths of a second left in the first half and heaved a shot from the backcourt free-throw line that swished at the buzzer. If it were caught on film, it's sure to be on YouTube by now. But after initially ruling the basket good, officials met and waved off the shot.
Junior Anthony Vandre scored his 11 points in the middle two periods, including two three-pointers and a three-point play, and 6-6 junior Hayden Cook had 10 points and a team-best eight rebounds for the Thunder. Rocklin hit six three-pointers in the first three quarters and was 9 for 12 from the field in the third period.
"Rocklin played really well. They got on us early. We gotta give them a lot of credit," Granucci said. "We fought and hung in. We played some close games against some good teams in our nonleague, and I thought that helped us not to panic. We just probably made more plays in the fourth quarter."
JV - Trent Peterson scored eight of his 19 points in the first quarter to help Rocklin defeat Roseville 69-59. Chet Dahl scored nine of his 13 points in the third quarter, and Tyler Chimarusti scored 12 points for the Thunder, which used a 27-16 third quarter to pull away from a 27-27 halftime tie.
Roseville's Matt Tawlks scored a game-high 22 points, including six in the first quarter and two three-pointers in the second period. His last eight points came at the free-throw line.
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Butler 0-0 4-5 4, Garcia 2-7 5-8 10, Schmidt 7-13 8-12 22, Swayne 3-9 3-6 10, Jacobs 8-15 0-0 16, Mori 3-9 0-0 6, Rios 1-3 0-0 3, Cunha 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 24-56 20-31 71.
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Ardissone 2-5 0-0 4, Valverde 2-4 0-0 5, Gregg 1-3 0-0 2, Cherry 7-12 1-1 15, Moss 3-10 0-0 6, Cook 3- 2-2 10, Versoza 0-2 0-0 0, Safin 0-4 1-2 1, Kniffin 2-2 0-0 4, Vandre 4-11 1-1 11, Williams 2-3 0-0 5, Kailany 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-61 5-6 63.
Roseville 18 14 22 17--71
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Three-point goals--Roseville 3-13 (Garcia 1-4, Swayne 1-4, Rios 1-2, Mori 0-2, Jacobs 0-1), Rocklin 6-21 (Vandre 2-7, Cook 2-3, Valverde 1-2, Williams 1-1, Cherry 0-2, Moss 0-2, Versoza 0-2, Ardissone 0-1, Safin 0-1). Total fouls--Roseville 14, Rocklin 22. Rebounds--Roseville 35 (Jacobs 10), Rocklin 33 (Cook 8). Assists--Roseville 7 (Butler, Schmidt, Jacobs 2), Rocklin 6 (Cherry 3). Turnovers--Roseville 14, Rocklin 15.


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Valentine's Day is coming soon and what better way to tell your child they have a "sweet and healthy" heart, than to send them a candy gram.
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Communicating with other parents and teens, makes our job of parenting a little less stressful. Teens will make mistakes, but as parents, we need to help them avoid the negative choices by educating them on the dangers and consequences of making poor choices.
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On the seventh day of December, Eatocracy gave to me: a gift guide full of brewskis!
Kevin Diedrich, the bar manager of Jasper's Corner Tap & Kitchen in San Francisco, has made a list (and checked it twice) for a very hoppy holiday season.
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All this hall-decking and merry-making can make a reveler awfully thirsty. You've got enough on your plate with shopping, party planning and frolicking all about town, so don't overthink your holiday drinks.
Yes, cleverly-crusted glass rims and candy cane garnishes might seem terribly festive, but when it comes to prepping, is the work really worth it? Honestly, I'm gonna go with no. I'd need a whole extra set of limbs to count the number of time I've seen windowsills, counters and tables littered with mostly-full glasses of an elaborate themed cocktail - and a mile-long line for shots, wine and beer at the bar. The drinks are awfully pretty, to be sure, but they tend toward the super-sweet and from the first sip, taste like the next day's hangover.
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While you're frying up some eggs and bacon, we're cooking up something else: a way to celebrate today's food holiday.
Today's food holiday will leave you spinning - December 7 is National Cotton Candy Day.
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Cotton candy first made its appearance in the early 1900s, and oddly enough, the spun sugar treat was invented by a dentist, William Morrison, and a confectioner, John C. Wharton. The two marketed their creation as "fairy floss" at the 1904 World's Fair. It was later renamed cotton candy in the 1920s.
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NLP Practitioner Course Call for details NLP Practitioner Course with well known expert. Call for NLP Practitioner Course details and see what is special about our NLP Practitioner Course ACCELERATED 7 DAY NLP PRACTITIONER TRAINING Call for free information on our NLP course Become the most exquisite Practitioner of NLP in just 7 days of classroom time WHY would you want to become a practitioner of NLP? Imagine being able to have an in-depth grasp and understanding of the workings of the mind, how to really understand how both your own mind works and tap into and understand the unique workings of each individuals mind, how to consistently achieve the results you want in all areas of life and how to enable others to do the same? Imagine being able to easily build rapport in any situation and most elegantly put your point across enabling you to easily achieve your outcomes, being able to build rapport with your clients and customers, understanding what makes them tick and being able to speak in their minds own language to then match their values and outcomes with your product and service during business and sales meetings. WHAT will you learn during your accelerated 7-day practitioner course? As well as the mind sets of success and how to always have personal energy and vitality you will be learning the following -  Background to NLP  Sensory Acuity and Calibration  Building rapport through words, physiology and voice tonality  The power of language to create change  Representational Systems  Linguistic Presuppositions  Reframing  Chunking  Milton Model  Meta Model  Sub modalities and working with sub modalities to create change  SWISH - to remove minor unwanted states or behaviours  Anchoring, collapsed anchors, chaining anchors  Elicitation and Utilisation of Strategies You will also experience and introduction to Time Line Therapy tm and Hypnosis HOW do you become an exquisite practitioner of NLP in just 7 days classroom time? As soon as you book on your practitioner training the training begins and you will be sent out your Home Study Pack, which consists of a manual, CD's, DVD's and your written test. By covering your home study you will arrive at the training very familiar with the content, which means that we can really fast track our classroom learning by getting into exercises and practising the techniques you have already learnt on the very first day. As a result of this, we can both accelerate the rate at which we can go through the content during class room time and ensure that you have plenty of experiences of applying the NLP techniques successfully with feedback and coaching available to you as you go through the week. Meaning that at every stage of the training you are confident in your abilities as a Practitioner of NLP Full support, coaching and assistance is available to you both leading up to the training, during the training itself and following on from the training as we want you to excel with your NLP skills in every area of life and so welcome your questions at any point Who is the lead Trainer - the Lead Trainer will be Claire Hegarty as seen on Television and always heard on the radio including her own Health Radio Shows, who is a Certified Trainer of NLP, Master Hypnotherapist, Master Time Line Therapy tm Practitioner, Certified NLP Master Coach, Certified Reiki Master, Certified Archetypal Coach and also trained in areas including Numerology, Astrology and Ancient Hawaiian Huna techniques. Claire has been working in the field of personal development for over 10 years and her passion is to assist others in being who they truly are and maximising their true potential whether this be on a one to one basis with her Breakthrough Coaching or a one to many basis during her highly inspirational and transformational Trainings Investment Price - an early booking discount available for those who book by October 7th, this investment price includes all Home Study Material and full coaching, assistance and support leading up to, during and following on from the training itself For More Information: For more information on the NLP Practitioner Course then please phone me on 0151 678 3358 or 00714 853 524 where I can give you more details about the NLP Practitioner Course or visit my website www.clairehegarty.co.uk/nlp-practitioner-training


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The 69 run victory by Sri Lanka at Headingly has infused a fresh lease of life into the series which was threatening to be a rather dull, one sided affair after the first match at the Oval. The win could not have not come at a better time for the beleaguered visitors who have struggled to hold their own in the face of some stiff challenge laid out by the home side.England: Despite the loss yesterday, England continue to look impressive in all the departments of the game. Alastair Cook and Craig Kieswetter have formed an useful alliance at the top of the order while Jonathan Trott continues to be a run-machine. The outright positivity of Kevin Pietersen and the adventurous Eoin Morgan give the middle order not just stability but also the big hitting ability. For a batsman of his class, Ian Bell seems to a waste at 6 though . England might have to rethink about their batting order in the event of a massive chase like the one yesterday at Headingly. Cook and Trott are solid, but tend to take time to settle putting the lower middle order batsmen under pressure. A swap in the batting order between Pietersen and Trott will lend more balance and power to this unit. The fact that Tim Bresnan, Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann are no mugs with the bat afford England to play the extra bowler. Both Bresnan and Broad were ordinary with the ball yesterday and would like to be back to their meanest ways. On a flat surface, the sameness of the 4 man pace bowling attack was exposed and they might well look to get the left-arm spinning all-rounder Samit Patel into the mix at the expense of either Bresnan or Jade Dernbach.Sri Lanka: The island nation seem to have stumbled upon their best batting line-up after the exit of Sanath Jayasuriya. Mahela Jayawardene had shown in the past that he enjoys batting at the top of the order. He vindicated the faith of his skipper with a dreamy knock full of quality, going past his previous best of 128. Tillakaratne Dilshan and Dinesh Chandimal ran themselves out at Headingly and would look to do better this time around. The middle order looks solid with the ever dependable Kumar Sangakkara and the exciting Angelo Mathews. Jeevan Mendis has started promisingly which augurs well for his future. The bowling of Sri Lanka has been one of the biggest talking points this summer but the presence of Lasith Malinga has provided a new dimension to this attack. Suranga Lakmal impressed with his pace during the Test series and has continued to live up to the expectations. Spinners are the major weapon of Sri Lanka, Suraj Randiv and Jeevan Mendis bowled well as a pair at Headingly to grab 5 wickets between them. Angelo Mathews bowled without any sort of pain for the first time since his comeback. His bowling gives the team the depth and balance.Final Word: With the series deadlocked at 1-1, the winner of this match will be heavily favored to go on and win the series. Sri Lanka will have the added incentive of getting past India into the 2nd spot if they win the remaining 3 matches. Expect a no-holds barred contest in the offing.
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Bangalore, by Pradeep • Last updated on Monday, 04 July, 2011, 04:06 AM
Sri Lanka came back well to square the series at Headingly. © Cricbuzz
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