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Each month various local small businesses, primarily lead by women, set up shop selling anything from terrariums and '60s dresses to the perfect red lipstick.
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The Daily Word in Martinez at the RNC, onion nuggets and megalopolises
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Aug 30 2012 9:49 AM ]
Hurricane Isaac is grows weaker and heads inland, leaving a soggy mess in its wake.
Someone was keeping a military-grade rocket launcher in a Los Lunas storage unit.
The full text of Gov. Susana Martinez' speech at the convention last night.
Theft is a big problem at UNM.
100-year-old driver injures kids in L.A.
Do vegetarians and vegans think they're better than you?
McDonald's archivist—yes, that's a real job—says before chicken nuggets, there were onion nuggets.
23 musicians share their paintings. (Results are marginally better than when famous actors record albums.)
Speaking of, here's cell-phone video of Johnny Depp playing guitar at the Lone Ranger wrap party.
Awkward political candidates: How do they happen?
China's megalopolises are not fun to inhabit.
Space telescope spots millions of supermassive black holes.
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Locovore: UNM hospital growers' market is a fresh idea in "health care"
Mina's Dish: Duke City restaurant news
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Locovore: A flawless meal @ Torino's @ Home
Mina's Dish: Chow's dynasty takes root in Nob Hill
V.20 No.32 | 8/11/2011
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This Week's Food & Dining: Cuba Farmer's Market, NM-style baklava
Locovore: Tips for conquering the Cuba Farmer's Market
Mina's Dish: Baklava goes New Mexican
V.20 No.31 | 8/4/2011
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This Week's Food & Dining: New restaurants, New Orleans
Have Fork, Will Travel: From garbage to garden in the Lower Ninth Ward
Mina's Dish: Restaurant news, from burgers and wings to sushi and bistros
V.20 No.30 | 7/28/2011
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This Week's Food & Dining: the versatile chopsticks, egg farming revolution
Mina's Dish: Getting a handle on chopsticks
Food for Thought: Sweeping (but slow) changes for factory egg farming could be headed our way
V.20 No.29 | 7/21/2011
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This Week's Food & Dining: Downtown's bRgR, Chef Claus at La Provence
Locovore: Downtown's bRgR focuses on local meat with exotic flavor
Mina's Dish: Chef Claus takes over at La Provence
V.20 No.28 | 7/14/2011
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This Week's Food & Dining: whole grain recipe, Golden Crown Panaderia
Mina's Dish: Going with the grain
Locovore: Golden Crown Panadería does green to a perfect golden brown
V.20 No.27 | 7/7/2011
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This Week's Food & Dining: halal meat hunting, plant offal recipes
Mina's Dish: A guide to halal meats in Albuquerque
Robbing the Compost Pile: Carrot tops, spinach bottoms and the whole radish
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This Week's Food & Dining: Two farmer's market options for your weekend, smart garden growing at The Urban Store
Locovore: Market Report: Early birds and late-bloomers in the North Valley. Alibi Food critic Ari LeVaux gives the scoop on farmers markets in Los Ranchos and Corrales.
Mina's Dish: Green living sprouts up from the concrete at The Urban Store. Kathy Isaacson and Chuck Alex's Urban Store lives by the mantra "grow, eat, return"—and so can you.
V.20 No.25 | 6/23/2011
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This Week's Food & Dining: coffee and pastries at Jo's Place
Locovore: There's nothing average about Jo's Place
V.20 No.23 | 6/9/2011
This Week's Food & Dining: flatiron steak and peppers, Cafe Green
Mina's Dish: Flatiron steak and polenta pudding in peppers
Locovore: Cafe Green's seasonal cuisine
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Locovore: Five Star Burgers serves meat that's bloody well done
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Mrs. Harkness and the Panda
Baker & Taylor
Traces the story of a 1930s female adventurer who brought America its first panda bear, describing how she inherited a seemingly impossible expedition from her explorer husband and defied period conventions to travel up the Yangtze River and into the wilderness to bring back an adorable panda cub she named Su Lin, which means "a little bit of something cute." Illustrated by the Caldecott Honor-winning artist of
A River of Words
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In 1934, Ruth Harkness had never seen a panda bear. Not many people in the world had.
But soon the young Mrs. Harkness would inherit an expedition from her explorer husband: the hunt for a panda. She knew that bringing back a panda would be hard. Impossible, even. But she intended to try.
So she went to China, where she found a guide, built traps, gathered supplies, and had explorers' clothes made--unheard of for a woman in those days. Then she set out up the Yangtze River and into the wilderness. What she discovered would awe America: an adorable baby panda she named Su Lin, which means "a little bit of something very cute."
With breathtaking illustrations from Caldecott Honor artist Melissa Sweet, this little-known true story shares the tale of an adventurous woman who was bold and brave--and the unforgettable journey that helped shape American attitudes toward wildlife.


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Nursing Assistant Shortages May Be Crisis for Nursing Homes
Lang, Susan S., Human Ecology Forum
The shrinking population of nursing assistants is a "hidden time bomb" and an impending crisis that will implode the entire nursing home system in the next few decades if drastic measures aren't taken soon, says Karl Pillemer, professor of human development and family studies and co-director of the Cornell Applied Gerontology Research Institute.
"With fewer young people in relation to the growing elderly population, tighter restrictions on immigration, and skyrocketing turnover rates, some 90 percent of nursing home facilities are suffering from nursing assistant shortages," he says. Pillemer is the author of a new report, Solving the Frontline Crisis in Long-term Care: A Practical Guide to Finding and Keeping Quality Nursing Assistants (Frontline Publishers, 1996).
The crisis, Pillemer says, is caused by the inability of the nursing home industry to effectively recruit and retain these frontline, "hands-on" workers. And that inability interferes with resident care, resident quality of life, and facility efficiency and costs the industry millions of dollars a year.
"We not only have a serious shortage now, but by the early part of the next decade we will need 600,000 new nursing assistants," Pillemer says. He has analyzed surveys and conducted numerous focus and training groups to determine the root causes of the staff turnover and shortage of workers, and his publication offers many solutions.
"Many nursing assistants begin with a sense of enthusiasm, sound intrinsic motivation, a desire to help others, and a sense that they are making a meaningful contribution, yet workers get burned out, not only by stressful conditions and heavy workloads but also because of a lack of recognition and respect," he says. …


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how to have gawk receive user signals?
- From: Grant <g_r_a_n_t_@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2009 08:07:42 +1100
Hi there,
Is there a way to have gawk respond to a user signal? I'd like
to tell a gawk script to restart after logrotate does its thing
and pulls a logfile out from under a log pretty-printer script.
The gawk script is evoked by:
# tail -f /var/log/messages | sf4sf -f /etc/sf4sf.conf
And, in the main loop, there's:
########################### start main program ##############################
!initialised { initialise(); ++initialised }
# read database files
So all I need to restart script is set 'initialised' to zero in
response to a user signal, perhaps -HUP?
My reading of the gawk info doesn't tell much about what signal
handling is available to the running script.
I'm using gawk-3.1.7 on Slackware-11.
[0] http://bugsplatter.id.au/firewall/sf4sf.txt for the curious ;)
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Silver prices faired no better today after breaching the 30.70 support and psychological barrier that had propped up the white metal for so long. However, like its counterpart, Silver has fallen over -1.21% today as it breached the 30.00 mark for the first time since late January. Presently Silver prices have settled at USD $29.98, down -$0.37 at the onset of American trading.
The commodity maelstrom has also extended to Crude Oil, which lost its daily gains in a plunge that took the price below the 97.00 level all the way down to the USD $96.21 mark (session low).


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I am a 25-year-old with lots of childcare and leadership experience. Most recently, I was working with a wilderness therapy program in Utah leading groups of teenagers. Unfortunately, I sustained cold injuries during a blizzard and had to resign.
I have worked with youth from age 4 months to 22 years in a variety of settings. At the Great Hollow Wilderness School in Connecticut, I led preschoolers in wilderness exploration, as well as team building programs for teenagers.
I have been babysitting for the last decade and have many relationships with families. Last year, I was babysitting for a 1-year-old girl and taught her sign language. At the time, I was also sitting for a family with five children after school. Additionally, I babysat for a 4-month-old baby girl three times a week during college.
Currently, I hold a certification in Wilderness First Aid and CPR for the Professional Rescuer.
I graduated from Wesleyan University with a degree in English and American Studies. I am deciding between a career in therapy or social work.
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It has been a full month since I last visited my little web home, and I've missed it here. Our wedding was wonderful. The whole weekend was full of fun and so much love. It was like a happiness parade.
Then we went to Hawaii for two full weeks. Amazing. We did so much, but still had time to feel relaxed and to loaf around on the beach. We went for a helicopter ride, we went kayaking, we hiked the Na Pali coast and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. We went horseback riding in the Waipio Valley. We took a snorkeling cruise. We got really tan. It was a really wonderful vacation, and yes, we're still pulling our photos together to share.
Then we came back and I was ready to get to work. I was excited to get to work! And I immediately contracted the plague. Alright, it's not the plague. At first I thought it was just a cold, but now a nurse thinks it might be strep, so I'm going for a strep screening today.
At least I have the perfect remedy for illness:
I especially love this honey for my hot toddies. It was a gift from my Aunt Cathie, and I think it has extra healing properties, with the ginger and the bee pollen. And it's tasty.
I'm about to head to the doctor's office. Then I think I will spend the rest of the day writing because, my friends, it's NaNoWriMo.
Oh, and then I'm supposed to fly to Louisville, Kentucky on Wednesday to give a presentation at LITA Forum. One day, I will actually make it through a full week at work.


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This week we said goodbye to one of the most controversially entertaining characters in recent years: the incomparable Kenny Powers of HBO's Eastbound & Down. The story of a down on his luck ball player trying to get back to his former glory is not a new one in the sports entertainment genre but Danny McBride's portrayal of Powers was something completely unique.
Powers was inspired by the real life personality of Atlanta Braves relief pitcher John Rocker, whose racially charged comments to a Sports Illustrated writer in the 1999 effectively began the downfall of his career. The beginning of the series resembles many of the comments Rocker made. But in this art-imitates-life moment, there was a major difference between the two. This time we laughed. We laughed a lot.
As a character, Kenny Powers was so over the top that you couldn't help but not take him seriously. He embodies everything wrong and bad about professional athletes, yet we kept watching. Danny McBride's performance over the three seasons of the show was pin point accurate. He gave you the laughs with his ridiculous opinions and observations, but over time he showed himself to be lovable – a victim of his own success and upbringing. Kenny Powers was the flawed hero you love to hate, yet still rooted for.
The show itself also brought many hilarious supporting characters that bolstered the overall appeal of the show. Co-creator Will Ferrell as Ric Flair-esque car dealer, Ashley Schaefer, was no doubt the highlight of the supporting roles. A true comic genius, Ferrell turned a role that could have been forgettable by most comedic actors into a one that has become a cult favorite. Steve Little's creepy performance of Stevie Janowski provided a great balance to McBride's "Powers" and recurring performances by Craig Robinson as rival ball player, Reg Mackworthy, Don Johnson as his deadbeat father and Matthew McConaughey as the Texas Rangers' gay scout, Roy McDaniel, brought the show a level of offbeat and vulgar humor but with a sweetness about it that makes you care more about your hero.
So often shows overstay their welcome and while 21 episodes over three seasons seems to be very short, Eastbound & Down will go down as a show that didn't overstay its welcome. Three short seasons and the out the door (much like Kenny's career in many ways) prevented the show from getting stale and will keep it in higher regard in the memories of loyal fans for years to come. If there is anything that producers could learn from this show, it is that sometimes less really can be much more.


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LA council should help stop reservoir plans
Following up on John Rossi's recent letter to the editor, we want to express our frustration over the Los Altos City Council's total lack of opposition regarding Mountain View's proposed water reservoir project to be built in our Los Altos neighborhood.
In addition to expanding the existing 1-million-gallon underground reservoir to 2 million gallons, they want to build a new 3-million-gallon, above-ground reservoir 50 feet away from our property line.
Our main concerns are:
1. The safety issue of having a total of 5 million gallons of water next to our homes in earthquake country.
2. The significant loss of our property values. Who will buy a home next to such a hazardous project?
3.The pollution, noise, traffic problems and other disturbances during the expected two-year construction period.
Since the city of Mountain View owns the 5-acre reservoir site located in Los Altos, officials feel they can do as they please with their property without regard for the Los Altos neighbors.
To our disappointment, our own city council has not given us any support in our opposition of the project. We wonder if they would feel differently if they were our next-door neighbors.
Susan and Les Besser
Los Altos
Rosita pool facts skewed
As the truth about the Rosita Pool situation is becoming distorted, there are several things the residents of Los Altos should know. The Rosita Neighborhood Coalition is an organization consisting of about 100 separate properties near Rosita Park. Many of the members have lived in the neighborhood for 30 years or more.
The Coalition met with every councilmember to convince them to conduct an appropriate environmental study prior to their decision to proceed with the aquatic complex. When the city council elected to adopt a mitigated negative declaration, the coalition was reluctantly left with no other option than to seek legal action to force the city to conduct an appropriate environmental study. The Coalition used the Citizen's Guide to the California Environmental Quality Act as the basis for their action and made this information available to the council prior to their decision.
The coalition is well aware of the impact of a self-supporting swimming facility upon a neighborhood. When the city operated the old Covington pool as a true community pool, the impact upon the neighborhood was negligible. When Los Altos Masters took over self-sustaining operation of the pool, the associated increase in noise, traffic, lighting and in some cases, parking generated a significant impact upon the neighborhood.
Knowing full well the potential impact of a single pool at Rosita Park, the coalition twice offered to accept a single pool. Prior to the court hearing, the coalition offered a single pool option to the city council. The council summarily rejected the single pool offer and opted to proceed with the lawsuit rather than discuss operating parameters of a single pool, which would be much closer to several residences than the old Covington pool. After the court decision, the city council and the coalition once again tried to reach a settlement.
The coalition offered the single pool option, but the council rejected that offer without discussing operating parameters and proceeded with their appeal of the court decision.
The coalition has been accused of wasting taxpayers' dollars to prepare a full environmental impact report. On June 13, 2000, the same city council as we now have voted to accept a proposal wherein SPLASH would pay for the design and construction of a swimming pool facility. Recently, the council voted to fund the cost of an environmental impact report using taxpayer funds. Since, as Councilman Becker noted, according to prior agreements, SPLASH should pay for the preparation of the report, the council is responsible for wasting taxpayer dollars and not the coalition.
The coalition strongly supports swimming in Los Altos and recognizes the importance of teaching children to swim, providing adult swimming activities, and availing the residents with the option of drop-in, open swimming during the summer months.
The coalition stands ready to accept a single pool at Rosita Park that is operated such that it will have an acceptable impact upon the neighborhood.
Roy Presley
Los Altos
Rosita tax income
lost with pool use
It takes a lot of chutzpah for the present city council to complain that litigation by the Rosita Neighborhood Coalition is costing the taxpayers money.
This is the city council that overturned that action of the previous council which would have permitted the building of 24 homes on the property now known as Rosita Park. These homes would have provided tax income for the city for years to come.
Instead this present council has spent over half a million dollars to acquire the acreage and an unknown sum of several thousand more to turn it into a sports complex. If the commercial plans for an aquatic development do not over time prove to be self supporting, Los Altos taxpayers will be saddled with the pool complex's upkeep and maintenance for years to come.
This is a big switch from income to the taxpayers to an ongoing cost of thousands for the acquisition, development and upkeep of Rosita "Park."
As I say, it takes a lot of chutzpah.
S.J. Devine
Los Altos


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I was riding through Rancho Penasquitos (sp?) nature reserve yesterday and hear some sirens going through a local neighborhood. Didn't think much of it until I saw a man standing in the middle of a field and a San Diego police helicopter overhead. Rode up to the guy in the field and said he saw a guy on the trail bleeding and called 911. We stood out in the field waiting on the ambulance while he went back to the injured biker.
Turned out a guy was riding by himself and got a little out of his ability. The guy crashed and stuffed a large stick right into his chest. He pulled it out and crawled into the shade. The stranger stopped and helped him to sit up to keep the blood flow down. When I got there, his entire shirt was soaked in blood. Offered items from the first aid kid but he didn't want anything touched. The ambulance arrived shortly. Luckily the park has plenty of doubletrack roads through it. Hopefully the rider is OK.
Thank you stranger. Don't know who you are, but if anyone sees an older gentlemen with an Australian accent out riding with a german shepard, give him a nod.


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A friend of mine works for a professional hockey team in their sales department. We were discussing customer relationships and the difference between types of customers. He was talking about how season ticket holders have an emotional commitment to the team, while group customers require a unique one-time experience to effectively lock them in as long-term repeat customers. His philosophy is true in all forms of sales; there will always (hopefully) be YOUR customers that do business with you because of an emotional investment in your company and your products, while some other great customers might turn to you in search of something different than the alternative. Here are threeways that you can create a unique experience and develop long-term customer relationships.
Give Back
If you don't have some kind of rewards program already in place, then you NEED to start one now. Don't just cut a deal like "buy $100 and get $5 off…" this is overused and tired. Perhaps placing your brand on some unique, useful, and valuable things is a better route; the more the customer buys the more rewards they get on top of their order. Build your brand around giving – people will notice.
Invite Them In
New Belgium is the 3rd largest microbrewery in the United States. They offer FREE tours of their brewery with samples of their beer five days per week; these tours are full 3 weeks in advance. They invite about 150 people into their building most days to touch, feel, smell, learn, and enjoy how their product is made. Inviting people behind the curtain provides them with an experience; providing them with great content about your product and company history provides them with the opportunity to share that with others.
Be Grateful
It seems like common sense to "be grateful," but you could probably think of a time when places of business just didn't care. I cheated on my diet the other day and got Taco Bell (don't judge…); in my attempts to not totally kill my efforts I kept it under $4, and the attendants seemed like my tiny order was legitimately a burden. Imagine if you could receive sincere gratitude from the people that you give money to in exchange for products and services. Let's face it, we ALL have competition in our markets, so outdo everyone else with genuine respect and gratitude for every person that comes through your door.
Take your business to a new level! Start giving back, inviting your customers behind the veil, and being more grateful and your business will do better – it's that easy.


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These examples illustrate some suggestions for lighting layouts in bowties and standard dress ties. We can supply the tie, or we can also work with a tie that you send to us - for many designs, it will be necessary to use a pre-tied tie.
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For designs that require closely-spaced lights arranged in lines or clusters, the illumination can also be created with strings of LEDs. The lights in these designs will have a steady glowing effect, or in some cases the lights can pulse in a pattern in which all of the lights fade up and down simultaneously. (sample video clip)
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Anyone else using it?
I got my first cell phone and tried several times to set it up on the phone but had issues. I finally went to their website and set it up there and it's all good now. (The issue was data that didn't "stick" when I entered it; it would revert back to default values; I think the problem was that until I had an account, I couldn't change that stuff.)
When you set up your account, it asks some basic parameters about your weight, gender, how much you want to lose, etc., and it sets up a calorie budget for you.
Then as you go through the day, you can enter your food intake and exercise and it tracks it. There's a pretty substantial database for food, and a decent one for exercise. You can enter it online on a computer, or using the phone app. One of the cool things about the phone app is that for foods that have a barcode, you can scan the code and it enters the data very quickly; all you have to do is verify serving size.
I've been doing it for a week and it's easy to follow and so far... IT WORKS. It gives me that extra attention-getter to flag food I shouldn't be eating, especially snacks at the end of the day. If I've had a light day or I've exercised a lot, I can eat that late snack, but if I'm already maxed I know I can't have that snack. So as I go through my day, I'm more conscious of my snacks and meals, knowing that they may prevent me from having a snack later on when I really want one. Funny thing is, a lot of the time I get to the end of the day and don't feel the need to eat that snack I've saved room for in my calorie allotment.
When you enter exercise, it adds calories for that to your calorie budget for the day. So if I ride hard, it gives me extra calories to eat. Again, though, I find that I don't feel compelled to eat up to my limit after a hard ride.
What I really like about this is that even though I'm trying to eat healthy-ish things, if I want to splurge and eat some crap food (like cookies or a greasy burger), I have to balance them against the rest of the food I eat during the day. So if I have that 1000-calorie burger, I can't get the milkshake, too. Or if I have a basic burger, I can have a small shake with it. Or.... if I want both, I have to ride hard to expand my budget for the day. It's a series of tradeoffs. I did these tradeoffs in my head previously, but they were as much emotional as rational. Now it's all down to the numbers, and that makes it easier for me.
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The list includes the completion of the $406 million John James Audubon Bridge that connects New Roads and St. Francisville; additional lanes in each direction on Interstate 12 between O'Neal Lane and Juban Road at a cost of $146 million; and one of the final projects in the $936 million expansion of U.S. 165 between Lake Charles and the Arkansas state line.
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Get a bunch of inebriated adults in Halloween costumes together and fun is sure to follow. At least, that's how it is with my Halloween parties. Anyway, today we're assuming that all of our readers are adults and capable of making rational, responsible decisions. Don't drink and drive, you get the idea. So enough boring talk, let's get right into the booze-making!
First up, we got the Grape Eyeball Punch, a recipe taken from The Washington Post:
Start to finish: 2 hours (15 minute active)
Servings: 12
- 8 cups grape juice
- 2 cinnamon sticks
- 1 tablespoon whole cloves
- 1 tablespoon whole allspice
- 3 one-inch slices of fresh ginger
- 3 cups green grapes, peeled or not
- 3 12-ounce bottles ginger beer or ale, chilled
- Alcohol of choice
In a large saucepan over medium heat, combine the grape juice, cinnamon sticks, cloves, allspice and ginger. Bring to a simmer, then remove from heat. Allow to cool to room temperature, at least 1 hour. Strain out and discard the seasonings, then transfer to a large pitcher or punch bowl and chill until cold. Once chilled, add the grapes and ginger beer or ale. Done add alcohol, and prepare for a wild ride. (Can be served as a non-alcoholic beverage, just negate addition of alcohol.)
Next, also from The Washington Post, we have the Orange Haze:
Start to finish: 10 minutes
Servings: 1
- ¾ ounce orange liqueur
- ¾ ounce milk chocolate cream liqueur
- ½ teaspoon honey
- Orange zest, to garnish
Pour the orange liqueur into a shot glass. Very slowly pour the chocolate liqueur down the side of the glass, then drizzle the honey over the top. Garnish with orange zest. It's that easy.
Lastly, we got the most impressive creation from The Huffington Post, The Pumpkin Keg:
Start to finish: 30-45 minutes
Servings: N/A
- 1 large pumpkin
- Carving knife
- Spigot
- Scooping spoon
- Beer
Carve the top off the pumpkin and scoop out the innards, as you would when preparing to create a jack-o-lantern. Cut a hole slightly small than the spigot near the bottom of the pumpkin. Then push the spigot into the hole, ensuring it's tight and snug. Finally, fill the pumpkin with beer. (I know, I know this is blowing your mind. It blew mine, too.)


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I am looking for opinions from the horse owners.
I have a barn with dirt floors and a pasture that is surrounded by electrical fencing. No horses, but the people that lived here before us had two. We have been wanting horses, the kids took about two years of private lessons, but right now I don't want to make a financial commtiment.
Today a neighbor came to my husband and said he has a friend looking for a place to keep some horses and if we would be interested in renting our barn and pasture. This is a situation we had actually thought about, especially if my daughters could some how get involved with taking care of the horses, this way I will know if it would be feasible to get two of our own in the future.
How much do people generally charge for barn and pasture rental? The barn is a bare minimum structure, with two stalls, and no doors, one electrical outlet.
What are the risks of doing something like this? What type of rules should we have written down?
Marie, Brady, MacKenzie and Sailor
My barn lady went over what exactly goes into my $450/month board bill. That's his stall, daily turnout, feeding 3 times a day (hay and grain), supplements, and keeping an eye on him with the permission to call the vet if there is any reason to.
The barn has hot water, indoor plumbing (bathroom, bath area for the horses, spigots and hoses for refilling water buckets), electric (fans on the horses in summer, heaters going in aisleways in winter, lights), and every boarder has their own pantry sized locker to keep all their stuff.
If this person is doing all the work and care themselves and bringing the hay and grain and so forth... then I would at the very least charge $150/month per horse.
And the more improvements you make to the barn - the more you could reasonably charge. I would definitely use the income from the guy renting the barn towards making improvements every year.
My barn lady has a form which everyone who works around or rides the horses has to sign - essentially their promise not to sue if any accidents occur on her property.
Barn rules = you need to have set hours that the boarder may come out and visit. You need to make sure they aren't smoking or drinking on your property, etc...
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Thanks Megora! I wanted to make sure nobody thought we were crazy doing this.
I forgot, I have water out there too. My husband is a carpenter, so he can easily add things needed on the side of the barn that doesn't have stalls, such as lockers etc.
My neighbor is a lawyer, I'll talk to him.
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I don't know. Some horses are easy to take care of and some are just pistols...breaking out, damaging things. I'd ask some question of whoever has them now.
And if he can't afford to feed them, what will you do. I know you won't watch them suffer. We just paid $10 a bale for hay. 2 horses will eat that in about 1 day. Also, with a minimal barn, where will he store the feed and his supplies, saddles, etc? What is his cleaning routine? Daily? Will he supply buckets, water tank? Do you have reasonable access to a water line from the house? Electricity? Lights? Who is responsible for calling the vet?
And are you willing to care for the horses when he can't: illness, vacation, bad weather. Is he the type to keep asking for more and more until you feel taken for granted? And you need to make sure you have enough liability insurance in case someone gets hurt on your property or by his horses.
For me it would depend on how well you know this person and his ability to buy feed and how *nice* the horses are. For strictly rent and he covers ALL OTHER EXPENSES, I figure about $50 per horse. Here pasture board, with hay and grain included and run-in shelter goes for about $150 to $200 a month per horse. And some people are tacking on a hay surcharge because of the drought.
Megora makes good points about smoking and drinking. You'll also need to clarify WHO can come out to visit/ride the horses. You don't want every tom dick and harry friend of his coming over at all hours of the day and night.
I already have a water spicket at the barn, and the side of the barn that does not have the stalls, does stay dry. My husband can actually build a closet or a room, if need be for more secure space for tack and feed. We actually have about 10 bales hay there from the previous owners but we will get rid of that because it is probably no good.
Marie, Brady, MacKenzie and Sailor
Thanks for bringing up the smoking and drinking. We are not smokers, and don't drink often, so I tend to forget other people may do these things.
I would definitely make rules about who and when goes to the barn.
Funny thing is, my husband has a feeling it is the former owners looking for a place for their horses. Not many people know that we have a set up for horses, because it can't be seen from the road. They moved across the country, but now are back in town in rental property. All the sudden their names are popping up a lot.
Marie, Brady, MacKenzie and Sailor
If it is the same owners and they took their horses all the way across the country and back, then you probably have nothing to worry about on the care issue. That's quite a big deal...moving horses like that. Shows a dedication to them.
Good luck with your project. It will give you the hands on experience to make your own decision. You can always add on to the barn when you get your own horse.
I've never done this...rented a barn..but it seems you are asking all the right questions.
As a mom, I see an opportunity for your daughters to make some money also. If the boarders intend to do all the daily work themselves, perhaps you could establish a fee with them for days when they can't make it out. Then whichever child cares for the horse earns that fee. (I have a teen, and I'm always looking for ways she can earn her own money! )
You might want to talk to your homeowners insurance company too, to see if you should add to your liability level.
Kathleen, mom to one human, age 20, two canines, and a bunch of fish.
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You need a boarding contract, check local feed stores. There are serious liability issues that can arrise from having someones horse on your property if they are hurt, they had someone come over and ride and get hurt or a neighborhood child comes onto your property and is hurt by their horse. As property owner you can be held fully liable in many situations. You will need to post signs, have a contract and possibly special insurance.
Trust me been there done that. Also my neighbor agreed to temporally house another horse. It has now been over six months of them not paying rent or paying for food for the horse and since she did not get a contract that has anything that has clauses for such instances she is fully stuck with no recourse for up to a year and then she can only claim abandment.
Check your local laws they vary, do protect yourself. The income is nice and for self board I would check what local barns charge to set your fee. Spell it out, this if full self care you will provide your horses, daily food water and regular vet and farrier care.
Have them list two back up people that you can approve to care for the horses in case they are unable to. In the event they are unable to come out due to weather etc and you are willing to help, then what will you charge per day to feed and check the water. Around here is 5.00 a day put all this in the contract. Speak to your insurance company before agreeing. My best friends insurance almost dropped her when she took in a boarder without them knowing and she had to get a special insurance rider added to her policy.
I do think it is fun and worthwhile to do this provided you cover your um bum so to speak.
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Today Trinity high school has produced its share of NFL stars indeed the team is more often than not ranked in the top ten high school football teams in the country.
But, there's always got to be a first and for the Shamrocks that was Steve Raible. A wide receiver who had a knack for leadership.
After leaving Trinity, the young man headed south to play with Georgia Tech, early on Raible's talent and positive attitude proved itself infectious within the Yellow Jackets organization.
So much so that in 1976 the new expansion team, Seattle Seahawks picked up the college star. Raible proved to be a draw for the young team until he left the Seahawks in 1981. And, while he might have left the Seahawks he stayed in Seattle, finding a job as an area broadcaster, after being offered a chance in June of 1982.
Something to be noted is that the decision was completely Raible's who was preparing for that year's training camp prior to receiving the call, weighing his options he decided to switch his career.
Appropriately enough Raible is currently a commentator for the Seahawks. He also offers coverage in the Seattle market for various other events.
Today he's known as one of the preeminent anchors in the northwest and like so many of us works as a part-time golfer. Recently, he's also found a place in the Georgia Tech Hall of Fame.
His consistent light-hearted jokes on the field and off has made Raible a beloved citizen of Seattle and Louisville.
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MISSION VIEJO, California, April 21. USC and the Trojan Swim Club dominated the top of the podium during the second-to-last evening of action at the TYR Fran Crippen Swim Meet of Championship tonight.
USC's Katinka Hosszu closed out the field in the women's 200 free with a winning time of 1:58.94. That swim fell just a second off Katie Hoff's pool and meet record of 1:58.08 from last year. Trojan's Jessica Hardy, a sprint specialist, demonstrated some distance with a second-place 2:00.57, while PASA's Jasmine Tosky earned third in 2:00.69.
The men's 200 free featured a trio of swimmers under the meet record as Trojan's Ricky Berens, who is celebrating his birthday today, went wire-to-wire with a 1:48.25 for the win. FAST's Tyler Clary earned second in 1:48.96, while FAST's Matt McLean placed third in 1:48.99. All three times bettered the 1:49.03 meet record set by Canada's Brent Hayden back in 2006.
Trojan's Rebecca Soni clocked in with a 2:24.32 for the women's 200 breast victory. She's been much faster this year with a world-leading 2:22.73 from the Austin Grand Prix back in January. Rattler's Andrea Kropp took second in 2:26.99, while Santa Barbara's Katy Freeman placed third in 2:28.92.
Trojan's Eric Shanteau gave his club a breaststroke sweep with a 2:12.06 in the men's 200 breast. The effort was a second back of Kosuke Kitajima's pool and meet record of 2:11.02 from a year ago. Redlands' Valeriy Dymo captured second in the distance breaststroke event with a 2:14.52, while California's Trevor Hoyt placed third in 2:14.86.
Jessica Hardy gave Trojan a fourth consecutive victory, fifth for USC-based swimmers overall, with a 25.03 to top the women's 50 free. She just missed her 2008 pool and meet record of 24.88, but moved to 19th in the world rankings. The time clipped her season best of 25.04 from the Indy Grand Prix. California's Liv Jensen touched second in 25.50, while Stanford's Sam Woodward turned in a third-place 25.80.
During prelims, California's Nathan Adrian posted a swift pool and meet record 21.90 in the men's 50 free before scratching the finale. That swim just missed his sixth-ranked season best of 21.88 from the Indy Grand Prix. His teammate William Copeland also scratched finals after clocking a second-seeded 22.99 in prelims. Redlands' Joey Hale won the finale in 23.16, while Davie Nadadores' Juan Manuel Cambindo placed second in 23.49. Stanford's David Dunford touched third in 23.53.
USC's Stina Gardell raced to victory in the women's 400 IM with a 4:40.16. That performance jumped her to 21st in the world rankings this year. California's Caitlin Leverenz finished second in 4:45.49, well off her eighth-ranked season best of 4:36.46 from the Indy Grand Prix just last month. Rattler's Andrea Kropp touched third in 4:50.60. Notably, UCLA's Noelle Tarazona won the B final in 4:51.37.
Aquazot's Corey Okubo crushed the field in the men's 400 IM with a 4:24.40. That swim nearly bettered his lifetime best of 4:24.07 from December at the 2011 Winter National Championships. Minnesota's Brandon Hatanaka placed second in 4:30.08, while PASA's Curtis Ogren took third in 4:30.84.


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Holy shet. This is awesome news!
Though hopefully they released the one with the least amount of bugs.
I'd hate to play through version 1.0 of buggerfall xx_xx
It's worth the wait. =)
I will definitely be downloading it the first day of release. I just have to dust off the old Max Payne disc on my desk downstairs ^^_^^
Honestly, I like this game better than Left 4 Dead. Plus, more bang for my buck :P
Can I ****** now?
Will you come out with a custom map maker for this game as well at release? Have possible mod support?
Sound like a good idea to have if you ask me =)
I can somehow see a Hexen mod being made out of this ;D
Do you have a possible estimated release date for Duke Theft Auto Version 1.0?
Just curious is all =)
I was having a fun time with this so I hope it's not too far away ^^_^^
I'll most likely buy Left 4 Dead 2...
But when it comes down in price, wont buy it at $50 unless if they tweak a lot of things before the November release date. Can't always judge a game by an E3 showing, lots of things can change from that preview by then.
Until then, I'll just be playing Killing Floor ;D
There will be mod support ;)
Says so on the steam page
I spent my 15 bucks.
Now I'm waiting patiently.
*He claps his hands and waits* ^^_^^
me want nao!
Just a personal opinion, i think there should be a couple of area's revisited. Just to bring back some memories. Maybe like the Dark Carnival or make a train level. Those were some great times. :)
By the way, love how the mod is coming so far, and great video.
My favorite area in Midgar is the playground area near Aerith's house
Cant wait to see how that will look as you continue to make this mod :)
Most epic "I QUIT" ever.
We need an english translation of this or something. It would be nice. :)
now THAT looks like a battlefield!
This reminds me of a certain Game Gear title that I cant remember the name of...
Looks like a great game nevertheless. Good job :)
funny, i have nearly the exact same controller xD
This gives me a reason to re-install half-life :P
looks smexy
keep it up x;
Now we just need Caleb :o
Even if the Source SDK comes out for Left 4 Dead, I REALLY hope that this mod stays on Half-Life 2 Ep 2 because to me, it just seems a bit more fun with one person rather than blasting through as a group. As a survivor horror classic, you should try to make it through the game by yourself, because I think thats what would keep this mod scary. :)
Finally! A release soon without a delay!
This puts a happy tear to my eye ;)
Just remember kiddies
Smoking is bad
Burn your enemies with them instead!
Did you just take a picture of an action figure...? xD
I guess thats the way to do it, thats how the makers of Jurassic Park did it for Sega :P
"I live...again"
"I want Jojo. I want Jojo. Jojo. JOJO!"
"Fresh victims for the evergrowing army of the undead"
"Im going to paint the town red"
Gotta love how Caleb says those quotes xD
Im just glad to see this game is still getting some loving. Started playing it since the age of 10 and its still addicting, got a Pentium 2 with Windows 98 dedicated to old games :P
Funny thing is, I have the original shareware disc on my desk. The shareware intro cutscene is a bit different from the full version intro. Im happy to own this little piece of blood's history because of it. If you want some pictures or anything, feel free to ask. Maybe I could upload the shareware intro onto youtube if you really want to see it, if I'm able to get Fraps working.
I just wish Atari would release the source code of the game just because its old and deserves to be ported onto consoles that can handle some homebrew *cough* Psp *cough*
Anyways back to the subject at hand. For a Doom 2 mod (another one of my favorite games), this looks very great and I will be keeping a close eye on this.
Tracking :D
Very unique
Got this on tracking :P
I have Game of the Year Edition and i didnt have any issues with it. I guess maybe i was lucky? xD
Are you going to fix the voices to where they dont talk for so long? (For when you get a mission and whatnot)
Its fun for a few seconds but anything longer than what im used to, (from playing hours of the original) it tends to get a bit annoying.


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Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Sometimes stronger isn't better.
Helias starter Blake Monson gave up runs in the first and second innings Wednesday to the Fulton Hornets. But the Crusader senior shut them down the rest of the way as Helias posted a 6-2 victory at the American Legion Sports Complex.
Monson's only adjustment? His arm got a little tired.
"Once I started getting fatigued, I started throwing strikes," Monson said. "My arm felt loose and better than it did in the last four or five innings, but I got better with location."
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A blow by blow account from Dan Johnson of West Hartford attempting to have Sears repair his broken washing machine:
"We have a Sears HE front load washing machine that died late last month. It was 2 years old in Oct. We called Sears Home Repair number which is on the instruction manual 1-800-4-MY-Home or 1-800-469-4663 and scheduled the repair... Next Tuesday, Nov 25th, between 8-12, they will show with a totally different part for their 6th service call to get the machine working. (this is the short version.)
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By the way on Monday 11-17 I smartened up a bit and discovered they do have id numbers and started asking for them, all service requests are assigned an id number and started asking for them. Also no one at the MY-Home will give you an extension so you cannot talk to the same person twice.
11-3 Technician shows up and looks at machine says can't fix it as he does not have the part. When queried why he would not have parts to fix the issue with the machine that Sears knew the make, model, serial number and what the issue was his response was they only carry selected parts for selected machines RESULT- Ordered new part - we had to pay $303.68 at this point
11-13 Same Technician shows up installs part (electronic control panel) says we are all set. Collects another $94.98 After he leaves we attempt to do a load of laundry. Machine goes right to the rinse cycle... we cancel the cycle and low and behold it goes right to rinse cycle on every wash cycle option (quick wash, regular, whitest whites...
I called them at 4pm and spoke with Liva who said that there was nothing they could do until the service technician turned in the report and to call back tomorrow. I said this was unacceptable and asked to speak with her supervisor.
After about 5 minutes on hold I spoke with Leah and she apologized. I explained everything and she would have a district customer relations person call me within 24 hours. (Never got any return call) She also scheduled schedules a service appointment for Monday. I asked why not Sat? or Sunday? Her response was that she was bending the rules by scheduling a service appointment without the service report and that Monday between 8-12 was the first available appointment.
When I asked if there was emergency repair as the machine was still not working she responded that there was no such thing and it did not matter wheither you were calling in for the first time or not you got the next available appointment.
11-17 11:47 I am starting to get worried, no technician. I did get the electronic reminder call on Saturday reminding me of my scheduled appointment on Monday between 8-12 and to call the 800 number to change or cancel the appointment.
So I call the number and speak with Joey. Joey notes that he sees that I called and complained on the 13th but see no appointment scheduled. I asked him the question of why I would call and complain that my machine was not fixed and not schedule an appointment?
He did not have an answer but offered to schedule me another paid service call.... I said this was unacceptable and asked to speak with his supervisor. After 5 minutes on hold I am connected with Frank #463320 a floor manager.
Eventually he schedules an appointment for 11-19 and he gives me a service number as I remark that how do I even know an appointment is scheduled the service number was 67612380
I then ask the silly question of what Sears is going to do for me for my inconvenience - Answer - Hang up at 12:09
At 12:10 I call back.... I am getting a little better in shortcutting the questions by pressing 0 to get to a live person.
Carla #574962 The first thing I do is verify that a service call has indeed been scheduled she confirms the service call number for service on 11-19. I ask her what Sears is going to do for my inconvenience to which she responds she has documented everything and district customer relations will call me within 24 hours.
I express some doubt to her and say they never called back last time and what happens if they do not call back this time? Her response was "call back the service number and it will be taken to the next level"
Silly me inquires does district customer relations have a telephone number and what is "the next level" and do they have a number. Response is they cannot give out the phone number for the district CR and specific to "the next level" that I was not allowed to know that information.
She did offer that I could complete a customer survey of how my phone experience was by logging onto ww.searsphonesurvey.com. So far I have resisted the urge.
11-18 Its 4:40 PM and no call. I call the 800 number and speak with Eilene #629873 Of course I have to go thru the entire explanation. She verifies the service appt and shows no records from 11-17 of requesting district CR to call me.
Getting a little miffed I ask to ":take it to the next level" and she agrees. When I ask what the next level is she says its "the unit dept in my area" . She attempts to contact me and the only thing I hear is "please wait" electronically.
At 4:52 Eilene comes back on the line and says the unit dept hours are 8-5 and they must have closed early as there is no answer. Silly me - "Eilene would you please follow-up on this tomorrow and have someone call me back?" Eilene - "Sorry for the inconvenience, but we are not allowed to follow-up and it is also my day back. Please call the 800 number tomorrow."
11-19 My wife Ruth Ann takes the day off and waits for the technician. The Technician arrives (by the way we have printouts of all the service calls, which include the service numbers, technician Id numbers...) He looks at the machine and says that the first service technician ordered the wrong control board and if he had run the diagnostics he would have seen that.
He orders what he says is the right control board and we got charged another $45.81 He said he had scheduled another service call for today Sat 11-22 By the way all these parts are sent UPS to us. No one tells us that it takes a service call to diagnose the problem and if a part is needed they order it and schedule a service call once the part arrives
11-20 1:33 pm I call and speak with Kim #46076 She verifies that service is scheduled for 11-22 service #67612380. I ask what Sears is willing to do for all my inconvenience? She asks me to explain the situation (it took 8 minutes 1:41 - 1:48). She put me on hold and connected me with her supervisor Adrian #46015.
But of course Adrian asks me explain again..... At 2:02 he says I will be connected to the "unit dept in my area" The phone rings from 2:02 to 2:03 then I get disconnected.... I call back at 2:04 I get Rachel #664102 Once again I explain and plead with the number for the "unit dept in my area" No luck but she agrees she will stay on the line until I get connected.
I get connected to Kevin in the "Executive Offices" id #44700. He gives me his phone number 1-800-690-5650 and when I ask he gives me his extension x-18497
I go thru the entire explanation as he requests and then ask what is Sears going to do for me. I explain that between parts service and lost income I could have bought a brand new machine and it would have cost me less.
He says he is aware that we have taken 4 days off to get the machine repaired but they do not pay for lost wages.... I say what about paying for the repair? Short story he is not allowed to discount or compensate for parts or repairs, he could provide up to $100 for reimbursement for laundry costs based on how long the machine is down. He says he is working Saturday and to call him after the repair is done and he will hopefully resolve the situation to my satisfaction.
11-21 Around 6pm we get the electronic call confirming service for Sat
11-22 Technician 3 calls at 9 and asks if we got the part and I confirm we have. He says he will be there within the hour.
A little before 10am Tom shows up asks for what is broken. He verifies it and then looks as the control board. He starts working and then tells my wife and I the control board they sent in is the same part as in the machine that is not working
I immediately get on the phone to try and reach Kevin. I speak with another Kevin #80114 at 10:10 I explain the control board situation and he made a bunch of notes in the computer and said the other Kevin was not in yet and he would send an email update to him and have him call me as soon as he arrived.
At 10:33 Tom the technician informed me that the control board they sent in did not work at all and was the same as the control board in the machine. He put the control that was installed by technican 2 back in the machine. Tom informed me that the problem was something totally different and if the first 2 techs had done their jobs they would have determined the problem was the light control panel on the front of the machine not the control board!!!!
Tom left with control board technician number 2 had sent and left us with a ticket showing a service call scheduled for next tues 11-25 between 8-10. The new light control panel has a cost of $162.45 Tom did not even attempt to charge for it and left at 10:33
I called Kevin at 10:34 only to have Rosalina #70962 answer at x18079 and say that Kevin cannot speak with me he is on another case but she will resolve the issue. She asked for my case number... at this point I did not have one..... She opened one and it is #2331597. She asked me what it would take to resolve the situation.
I started with explaining Kevin had offered $100 reimbursement for laundry but now we were waiting for service call 6 and the a totally different part and that I had little to no confidence in Sears and the ultimate resolution would be to give me a replacement washing machine as this was a lemon (3 attempts to repair it and its still not working), and at least Sears should pay for the repair and provide me with the laundry reimbursement. She put me on hold for 3 minutes while she checked "on what she could do for me"
She came back on the line and said " If I had purchased the master service protection agreement when I bought the machine, it would now be classified as a lemon and would be replaced" But since I did not she went on to say that Kevin was not authorized to offer me laundry reimbursement and she was authorized to give me a $60 Sears gift card and not charge me for the parts that I had paid for that did not work.
My response was that Sears could not charge me for parts that did not work so all she was offering was a$60 gift card. I said at this point send me the gift card and then we will talk further after the machine is hopefully fixed on Tuesday. She then said If I accepted the gift card she would close the case and my acceptance signified I was a satisfied customer. The file is still open.... and she said she not that I did not decline or accept the card and would call back next week.
A final note: The technician slips show 2 different control board part numbers ordered. I have copies of all service technician slips which show time, date, id numbers, next service scheduled.


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Parallel Verses
New International Version
who forgives all your sins and heals all your diseases,
New Living Translation
He forgives all my sins and heals all my diseases.
English Standard Version
who forgives all your iniquity, who heals all your diseases,
New American Standard Bible
Who pardons all your iniquities, Who heals all your diseases;
King James Bible
Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases;
Holman Christian Standard Bible
He forgives all your sin; He heals all your diseases.
International Standard Version
He continues to forgive all your sins, he continues to heal all your diseases,
NET Bible
He is the one who forgives all your sins, who heals all your diseases,
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
Who forgives you all your evil and heals all your diseases.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
He is the one who forgives all your sins, the one who heals all your diseases,
JPS Tanakh 1917
Who forgiveth all thine iniquity; Who healeth all Thy diseases;
New American Standard 1977
Who pardons all your iniquities;
Who heals all your diseases;
Jubilee Bible 2000
Who forgives all thine iniquities; who heals all thy diseases;
King James 2000 Bible
Who forgives all your iniquities; who heals all your diseases;
American King James Version
Who forgives all your iniquities; who heals all your diseases;
American Standard Version
Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; Who healeth all thy diseases;
Douay-Rheims Bible
Who forgiveth all thy iniquities: who healeth all thy diseases.
Darby Bible Translation
Who forgiveth all thine iniquities, who healeth all thy diseases;
English Revised Version
Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases;
Webster's Bible Translation
Who forgiveth all thy iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases;
World English Bible
who forgives all your sins; who heals all your diseases;
Young's Literal Translation
Who is forgiving all thine iniquities, Who is healing all thy diseases,
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
103:1-5 By the pardon of sin, that is taken away which kept good things from us, and we are restored to the favor of God, who bestows good things on us. Think of the provocation; it was sin, and yet pardoned: how many the provocations, yet all pardoned! God is still forgiving, as we are still sinning and repenting. The body finds the melancholy consequences of Adam's offence, it is subject to many infirmities, and the soul also. Christ alone forgives all our sins; it is he alone who heals all our infirmities. And the person who finds his sin cured, has a well-grounded assurance that it is forgiven. When God, by the graces and comforts of his Spirit, recovers his people from their decays, and fills them with new life and joy, which is to them an earnest of eternal life and joy, they may then be said to return to the days of their youth, Job 33:25.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 3. - Who forgiveth all thine iniquities. This is the first and greatest of "benefits," and is therefore placed first, as that for which we ought, above all else, to bless God. God's forgiveness of sin is a frequent topic with the psalmists (see Psalm 25:11, 18; Psalm 32:1; Psalm 51:9; Psalm 85:2; Psalm 86:5, etc.). Who healeth all thy diseases. This is best understood literally - not as mere "parallelism." Among the greatest blessings which we receive of God is recovery from sickness.
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Who forgiveth all thine iniquities,.... The psalmist explains here what he means by benefits, and gives a particular enumeration of them; and begins with the blessing of pardon, which is a special and peculiar benefit; it is according to the riches of divine grace, and the multitude of tender mercies; without which all outward blessings signify nothing; and, without a sense of this, a man is not in a suitable and proper frame to bless the Lord; and this being the first benefit a soul sensible of sin, its guilt and is concerned for, and seeks after; so enjoying it, it is the first he is thankful for: this is rightly ascribed to God; for none can forgive sins but he; and what he forgives are not mere infirmities, peccadillos, the lesser sins of life; but "iniquities", grosser sins, unrighteousnesses, impieties, the most enormous crimes, sins of a crimson and scarlet die; yea, "all" of them, though they are many, more than the hairs of a man's head; he abundantly pardons, multiplies pardons, as sins are multiplied, and leaves none unforgiven; original sin, actual sins, sins of heart, lip, and life, of omission and commission, all are forgiven for Christ's sake: and the special mercy is when a man has an application of this to himself, and can say to his soul, as David to his, God has forgiven "thine" iniquities; for though it may be observed with pleasure, and it is an encouragement to hope in the Lord, that he is a forgiving God, and has forgiven others, yet what would this avail a man, if his sins should not be forgiven? the sweetness of the blessing lies in its being brought home to a man's own soul: and it may be further observed, that this is a continued act; it is not said who has forgiven, and will forgive, though both are true; but "forgiveth", continues to forgive; for as there is a continual virtue in the sacrifice of the Lamb of God to take away the sin of the world, and in his blood to cleanse from all sin, so there is a continual flow of pardoning grace in the heart of God, which is afresh applied to the consciences of his people by his Spirit; and this is a blessing to be thankful for:
who healeth all thy diseases; not bodily ones, though the Lord is the physician of the bodies as well as of the souls of men, and sometimes heals the diseases of soul and body at once, as in the case of the paralytic man in the Gospel; but spiritual diseases, or soul maladies, are here meant; the same with "iniquities" in the preceding clause: sin is a natural, hereditary, epidemical, nauseous, and mortal disease; and there are many of them, a complication of them, in men, which God only can cure; and he heals them by his word, by means of his Gospel, preaching peace, pardon, and righteousness by Christ; by the blood, wounds, and stripes of his Son; by the application of pardoning grace and mercy; for healing diseases, and forgiving iniquities, are one and the same thing; see Isaiah 33:24, and this the Lord does freely, fully, and infallibly, and for which thanks are due unto him; and it would be very ungrateful, and justly resented, should they not be returned to him; see Luke 17:15.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
3. diseases—as penal inflictions (De 29:22; 2Ch 21:19).
Psalm 103:3 Additional Commentaries
All within me, Praise His Holy Name!
…2Bless the LORD, O my soul, And forget none of His benefits; 3Who pardons all your iniquities, Who heals all your diseases; 4Who redeems your life from the pit, Who crowns you with lovingkindness and compassion;…
Cross References
Exodus 15:26
He said, "If you listen carefully to the LORD your God and do what is right in his eyes, if you pay attention to his commands and keep all his decrees, I will not bring on you any of the diseases I brought on the Egyptians, for I am the LORD, who heals you."
Exodus 34:7
maintaining love to thousands, and forgiving wickedness, rebellion and sin. Yet he does not leave the guilty unpunished; he punishes the children and their children for the sin of the parents to the third and fourth generation."
Psalm 25:18
Look on my affliction and my distress and take away all my sins.
Psalm 30:2
LORD my God, I called to you for help, and you healed me.
Psalm 32:1
Of David. A maskil. Blessed is the one whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered.
Psalm 41:4
I said, "Have mercy on me, LORD; heal me, for I have sinned against you."
Psalm 85:2
You forgave the iniquity of your people and covered all their sins.
Psalm 86:5
You, Lord, are forgiving and good, abounding in love to all who call to you.
Psalm 107:20
He sent out his word and healed them; he rescued them from the grave.
Psalm 130:8
He himself will redeem Israel from all their sins.
Isaiah 43:25
"I, even I, am he who blots out your transgressions, for my own sake, and remembers your sins no more.
Jeremiah 30:17
But I will restore you to health and heal your wounds,' declares the LORD, 'because you are called an outcast, Zion for whom no one cares.'
Treasury of Scripture
Who forgives all your iniquities; who heals all your diseases;
Psalm 32:1-5 Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered…
Psalm 51:1-3 Have mercy on me, O God, according to your loving kindness…
Psalm 130:8 And he shall redeem Israel from all his iniquities.
2 Samuel 12:13 And David said to Nathan, I have sinned against the LORD. And Nathan …
Isaiah 43:25 I, even I, am he that blots out your transgressions for my own sake, …
Matthew 9:2-6 And, behold, they brought to him a man sick of the palsy, lying on …
Mark 2:5,10,11 When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the sick of the palsy, Son, …
Luke 7:47,48 Why I say to you, Her sins, which are many, are forgiven; for she …
Ephesians 1:7 In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of …
Psalm 30:2 O LORD my God, I cried to you, and you have healed me.
Psalm 38:1-7 O lord, rebuke me not in your wrath: neither chasten me in your hot …
Psalm 41:3,4,8 The LORD will strengthen him on the bed of languishing: you will …
Psalm 107:17-22 Fools because of their transgression, and because of their iniquities, …
Psalm 147:3 He heals the broken in heart, and binds up their wounds.
Exodus 15:26 And said, If you will diligently listen to the voice of the LORD …
Numbers 12:13 And Moses cried to the LORD, saying, Heal her now, O God, I beseech you.
Numbers 21:7-9 Therefore the people came to Moses, and said, We have sinned, for …
Isaiah 33:24 And the inhabitant shall not say, I am sick: the people that dwell …
Isaiah 53:5 But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our …
Jeremiah 17:14 Heal me, O LORD, and I shall be healed; save me, and I shall be saved: …
James 5:15 And the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord shall raise …
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Peter Pelham
Peter Pelham (1721-1805) was one of Virginia's premier musicians in the late eighteenth century. Born in England, he was raised in Boston, and moved to Williamsburg by the 1750s. Raised in an artistic family, Pelham taught and played music and was the organist at Bruton Parish Church. However, music could not sustain him financially, so with the aid of his well-connected associates and friends, he obtained various government posts, including committee clerk of the House of Burgesses and jailer.
Thomas Jefferson knew Pelham and it is likely that he saw Pelham perform while he was in Williamsburg.
Primary Source References[1]
1768 June 4. "Pd. for play tickets 20/."[2]
1769 May 5. "Pd. Pelham for playing an organ 2/6."[3]
1770 June 27. "Pd. P. Pelham for my commn. of county Lieutt. 40/."[4]
1770 July 28. "To Pelham for comms. + dedimus commn. to swear Lieutt. at Ct. Must[er]."[5]
1779 October 30. "Pd. subscription for Pelham till Dec. 31. L6."[6]
- ↑ Please note that this list should not be considered comprehensive.
- ↑ Jefferson may have attended the performance of John Gay's The Beggar's Opera and other pieces. Pelham directed the music for that evening. See MB, 1:78.
- ↑ Ibid, 1:142.
- ↑ Jefferson was in charge of the Albemarle county militia. Ibid, 1:205.
- ↑ Ibid,1:34.
- ↑ Ibid, 1:488.
Further Sources
- Cox, Jim. "Williamsburg's 'Divine Orpheus' Peter Pelham: Organist and Gaoler." Colonial Williamsburg. (Spring 2000): 17-22.
- Cripe, Helen. Thomas Jefferson and Music (Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1974), 6.
- Rouse Jr., Parke. 'The Modern Orpheus': Peter Pelham." The Iron Worker. 39(Winter 1975): 2-6.


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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
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The tragedy in Boston at the Marathon on Monday has really hit me hard. By God's grace one of my best friends was unable to run the race due to injury and I was not at that finish line watching her finish the race when the bombs went off (her p... Read more
Wednesday, April 03, 2013
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So Saturday's 4 mile race went pretty well. I was 24 seconds over my 45 minute time goal, which is not bad although I'm kicking myself over it a bit because I think that if there hadn't been a curve in the road just before the finish line and I... Read more
Thursday, March 28, 2013
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So I am somewhat unexpectedly racing on Saturday. I signed up for the race a long time ago but then thought that I would be unable to race it due to my hours at my new job, but the other day things fell through with the job for various reasons... Read more
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
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So I haven't been on Sparkpeople much recently and probably won't be for the next couple weeks. I have just started a new job and it is all I can do to make it out for my run or onto the elliptical machine while I get used to my new hours. So ... Read more
Sunday, March 10, 2013
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So as those of you who regularly read my blog know I ran my first 5k race since getting back to running. I had a great time goal and playlist to help me reach my time goal but the weather was against me. I think I would have reached my time go... Read more
Thursday, March 07, 2013
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So my running schedule was rearranged this week due to bad weather today and tomorrow. Rather than just working out on the elliptical today I decided to run a second day in a row yesterday so that I could get one last run in before my 5k race o... Read more
Monday, March 04, 2013
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So today I signed up for my first half marathon! It is not until October 20th so I am leaving myself a lot of time to train safely and at a slow pace. I can't even put into words how excited I am to have finally committed and started working t... Read more
Sunday, March 03, 2013
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So this weekend was a really great weekend for me. My best friend from college came to visit and we were able to spend some much needed time with each other after not having seen each other since the beginning of November. I was able to keep ... Read more
Thursday, February 28, 2013
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Well yesterday was a bit of a crazy day. I was supposed to be doing elliptical and strength training and the day just disappeared. My best friend is coming to visit for the weekend starting tomorrow and my sister and I got started on a major c... Read more
Monday, February 25, 2013
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Well Saturday I went out for an 8k run! My first since coming back and it felt great! No knee pain and honestly I felt better than I ever did before I stopped running due to my knee (mind you it was a slow 8k).
Yesterday was my day off and... Read more
Friday, February 22, 2013
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This week has been the week that I have been waiting for literally for months! Not only have I gotten back into running after being out of it since December, but I am also finally employed after one interview flop after another since i graduate... Read more
Thursday, February 21, 2013
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So I went running for the first time in a couple months yesterday and it felt amazing. Not only did my knee not hurt at all but I was able to run a full 5k. This means that as long as my knee continues to not hurt I should be able to run the 5... Read more
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
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So I really want to get back in good shape. I was doing a lot of running last summer and fall until I got runners knee from running too much without doing any strength training. This was devastating to me. I have had a lot of knee problems in... Read more


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Holding school on Jan. 2, a federal and state holiday, was a mistake.
While other government agencies were closed, Baker schools opened.
The school district's response, that they would recommend we don't do this again, was a smart move. I am still concerned about statements made to me by the superintendent that "Those who chose to skip or promoted skipping are making a judgment that is ethically challenged. It is the behavior of those who skipped that bears scrutiny, not the district's."
It is wrong to have teachers teach half a class. It is wrong to start a new year with almost half of the students in some schools behind. It is outrageous for the district to attack those that decided to spend the holiday together as a family. ORS 336.010 states that school districts can't compel either students or teachers to work on any legal holiday. ORS 187.010 defines legal holidays.
Andrew Bryan and Lynne Burroughs, the two current school board members who were also in office last April when the calendar was approved, chose to put the district at risk. It was the job of the district and board as an employer to tell the union it was a legal holiday. The school board is elected to represent the interests of the parents and students, not the teachers' union.
The majority of the board does not represent the best interests of the community and the students' education. Some board members are nothing more than a rubber stamp for the district and the status quo, who get offended when someone questions their actions. They then accuse me of violating my oath of office for holding the district accountable. Like when Bryan, Burroughs and Mark Henderson voted to create a weapons policy that violated the state and U.S. Constitutions, and then knowingly continued to support this illegal policy until the possibility of a lawsuit arose.
This district and board seems to think I answer to them. I answer to the people of this community that elected me over the past leadership and I will fight for the community and the best interests of the students.
Kyle Knight
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PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) — Oscar Pistorius could compete at this year's world championships after a South African judge eased his bail restrictions and ruled Thursday that the athlete, who faces a murder trial for the shooting death of his girlfriend, can travel overseas to run.
The international athletics body said that if Pistorius qualifies, it had no objections to him running — an event that could eclipse the stir last year when he became the first double amputee to compete at the Olympics. Pistorius' agent told The Associated Press soon after the ruling that the world championships in Moscow in August could be a possibility if the runner wanted to return to the track on his carbon fiber blades.
Judge Bert Bam upheld the Olympic athlete's appeal against some of his bail restrictions, but said the 26-year-old Pistorius must travel under certain conditions. The athlete could face a life sentence if found guilty of murder for the Valentine's Day shooting death of Reeva Steenkamp.
His passport will be held by a court while he is in South Africa, and he can only leave the country if he provides an itinerary of his travel plans at least a week before he is due to leave. Pistorius must also hand his travel documents back to the court within 24 hours of returning home, Bam ruled.
"Based on this (the judge's decision), and if he is up for it and qualifies, the world championships will definitely be on the radar," Pistorius' agent, Peet van Zyl, told the AP by telephone.
The judge's decision was "fair," Van Zyl said, but any return to track would be up to Pistorius, who hasn't run competitively since September and hasn't trained for two months. The worlds are in August, while Pistorius' next court appearance is June 4.
"It's his call. He's the one under all the pressure for the court case and grieving for Reeva," the agent said.
Although Pistorius' lawyers said in the appeal hearing that he had no immediate plans to compete, he would likely need to return to track in the future to earn money, they said. Pistorius, widely known as the Blade Runner for his prosthetic legs, did not attend the court session.
"He has no desire to compete now but it might change and it will change," defense lawyer Barry Roux told the judge in arguing for Pistorius' travel restrictions to be eased. Roux said Pistorius would not try and evade trial if he is allowed to travel internationally, and would eventually need to run again "to earn an income."
"He is not going to run away and hide. He is going nowhere," Roux told the judge in the brown-walled courtroom in the high court, where television cameras and photographers were allowed in to record the proceedings. "Why stop him from traveling under controlled circumstances?" Roux added.
Pistorius says he killed Steenkamp accidentally when he fired shots through a door in his bathroom in the pre-dawn hours of Feb. 14, fearing there was an intruder in his house. Prosecutors say he shot the model and reality TV star intentionally after they argued, and they have charged him with premeditated murder.
The IAAF, athletics' ruling body, reiterated that it wouldn't comment on the case involving Pistorius, but he would be allowed to run at the world championships if he met the sporting criteria.
"If he qualifies for (the) Moscow World Championships next August, then on the basis of (the) 'innocent unless proved guilty' principle he would be free to run," IAAF spokesman Yannis Nikolaou said in a statement emailed to the AP.
The decision on whether Pistorius could run at other events would be at the "discretion of meeting organizers" and not the IAAF, Nikolaou said.
British Athletics chairman Ed Warner said it was too early to say if Pistorius would be invited to the London Anniversary Games in July at Olympic Stadium, a meet to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Olympics. Any decision would be taken "with great care," Warner said.
Pistorius' last competitive race was his victory in the 400 meters final at the London Paralympics in September last year. He hasn't trained or "seen a track" for around nine weeks, agent Van Zyl said, but when he was ready they would consider both able-bodied and Paralympic events.