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This was a gift purchase for my daughter's wedding, I have not used the product but I believe it is beautiful and I am confident she will enjoy for her wedding and use this for years to come when she entertains in the future.
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I chose this set to give to my grandson's bride elect to cut the cake at their wedding and hopefully it is a product they will enjoy for years to come.Expect it to be of excellent quality because of the designer and manufacturer.
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United States v. Rosenburgh
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United States v. Rosenburgh, 74 U.S. 7 Wall. 580 580 (1868)
United States v. Rosenburgh
74 U.S. (7 Wall.) 580
This Court cannot take cognizance, under the Judiciary Act of 1802, of a division of opinion between the judges of the circuit court upon a motion to quash an indictment.
The Judiciary Act of 1802 provides that whenever any question shall occur before a circuit court upon which the opinion of the judges shall be opposed, the point upon which the disagreement shall happen may be certified to this Court and shall by it be finally decided.
With this statute in force, one Rosenburgh was indicted in the court below for an offense alleged to be within an act of Congress specified. A motion being made to quash the indictment on the ground, among others, that upon the true interpretation of the act under which the indictment was made, no offense had been committed, and that the indictment was insufficient, a division of opinion on these points existed between the judges, involving, of course, a division as to whether the motion to quash ought or ought not to be granted.
The division upon the meaning of the act and upon the sufficiency of the indictment being certified, these points were argued. But it appearing also that they arose upon a motion to quash, a preliminary question -- one, as the result proved, which rendered the decision of the other questions unnecessary -- was suggested here, the question, namely, whether this Court could, under the above-quoted Judiciary Act of 1802, take cognizance of a certificate of division upon a motion to quash an indictment.
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Every year at Easter we celebrate sacrifice with time-honoured rituals that go to the heart of who we are as a society. This year will be no exception.
Yes, this very Easter -- just like every Easter past in this pathetic authoritarian backwater -- bureaucrats will be out in force once again showing who's boss: arresting, harrassing and charging shop-owners who have the temerity to open their own shops on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Tourists will be able to say that they arrived in New Zealand, but the country was closed. And those of us who live here will be able to look forward to court hearings later in the year at which people will be sentenced, fined and pilloried for the act of minding their own business.
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Well said PC - care to shape it into a press release? :-)ReplyDelete
So while you were out relaxing on the Tairei sipping "liquid hot cross buns" and making witty conversation was your liberty really reduced unbearably by not being able to purchase a daphnia from the garden shop or another DVD from the Warehouse?ReplyDelete
PC wouldn't be allowed to buy a sold hot cross bun on Good Friday. Why shouldn't people buy things at times that others want to sell them?ReplyDelete
Are you kidding Greg? Rebutting your previous statement would come under the category of "reasoning with the unreasonable".ReplyDelete
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Making the Abstract Abstract
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FYI, while the grains used to make the vodka may not be organic, they're at least local, which I personally prefer over organic when the organic grains are being shipped from long distances. Sourced from the following link: http://www.sustainableisgood.com/blog/2007/07/360-vodka-world.html
This Vodka is excellent. It's ALMOST as good as Grey Goose for less money. And- they've been running a promo mail-in rebate that gives you $10 back on your purchase. So you can get it for ~$10 a bottle (for Vodka that tastes like it is $25-$30 a bottle). Astringent?? Not at all. It's phenominal in Martinis or on the rocks.
I just picked up a bottle of this. Kind of an old fashioned bottle which I like. It came with a self addressed pouch to send back the stopper. I think its a nice attempt, whether its organic or not completely I don't really give a damn. I just tried a shot warm after I opened the bottle. Not bad. Definitely will be better chilled. I would not chance the same with another McCormick brand though ;)
@Greentalk - Yup, it seems that Square One vodka is the real deal when it comes to eco-friendly vodkas. Their production methods certainly seem to be superior. Taken from the 3Luxe review (it made their top three vodkas overall, competing against regular and "green" vodkas alike): "Eco-savvy bon vivants and cocktail purists alike will love Square One, the world's first organic vodka. In an unfrosted, clear glass bottle (frosted glass coatings use many toxic chemicals) with a paper label made from bamboo, Square One vodka is made with 100% certified organic North Dakota rye and spring water from the Teton Mountains. Unlike other vodkas that must be distilled multiple times, this "Best Of" is so pure that it requires only one turn through the distiller. (And the rye byproduct produced in these processes, being naturally free of chemicals, is sold to a nearby dairy farm, completing a cycle of use without any waste!) " Attribution link: http://www.3luxe.com/best_ofs/Vodka/Square_One_Vodka The bottle is certainly attractive as well. Has anyone actually tried it?
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[...] on the environmental train is McCormick Distillery and their new Vodka 360 . Recycled bottles, environmentally friendly labels and ink, and a charitable donation to boot - [...]
[...] as noted on Inhabitat.com, green vodkas have already been around for awhile. In fact, 360 is not even made out of entirely [...]
[...] a fan of the environment, which is what makes this so interesting. An American company has created vodka that helps the earth! I wonder if they'll use the slogan "Destroy your organs to protect the planet!" [...]
Jenn- Good points all, which we try to address in the article here.... Yes, the actual 360 Vodka is NOT organic, and there are other brands of 'Eco-vodka' already out there (Purus comes to mind) which ARE organic from ingredients and distilling, to production and packaging. So personally, I think this claim that 360 is the worlds first organic vodka is a load of greenwashing #@*&. But I'll leave it to readers to draw their own conclusions. Would love to see more of a discussion here. -Jill
...I'd also like to add that I have tasted this vodka, and - well - it's very astringent. Rubbing alcohol comes to mind. I'm hoping it will make good limoncello.
Has anyone actually tried this vodka? If you have anything to say - please join the conversation at SustainLane - looksl ike the vodka itself is not organic. http://www.sustainlane.com/reviews/vodka/NA4CRYPKYQ2U9SW7FZXA3FDKYAMD
Check out Square One which is the real green deal. I interviewed the company and all of their ingredients are organic and produced here in Armerica. In addition, the company's business practices are as sustainable as their product. The product is priced competitively to other nonorganic products. What about taste you might ask? The product received very good reviews . I can't personally speak to this because I don't drink. They only thing that they do not do is produce their vodka in reycled glass bottles but due to the design encourages their users to reuse them as vases. Check out this product. I was really impressed with this company as well as the woman behind the company. Karim, I am glad you did your homework about this company. Anna www.green-talk.com
250% less fossil fuel? does that mean they produce 150% more fossil fuel than they once used?
This is rubbish. Where do i start!? First and probably most important, the print advertising this company is doing for 360 vodka is obnoxious. Who cares if the puny sticker on the bottle is made from 100% PCW. They whore themselves out to every beverage / food magazine (in the last year) i have read. No just a small "paper saving" add, but the full center, 2 page special cardstock paper add that eats more paper. Second, EPA regulations on water? NONE. More bullsh*t. Go ahead and google it. "Charcoal filter" in the spirits industry typically means activated carbon. How do you get charcoal? BURN SH*T! Activated also means chemically treated to enhance absorbing properties. I work in marketing / product dev. for a distillery and i understand having that nice product. But just dont be two faced about your operation.
I'm with Greenbuttons... why not make all of their products "eco-friendly"?
It's still McCormicks... Everything else they sell is handles of vodka for 5$.
[...] What would you do if someone told you that you could help the environment by purchasing a bottle of vodka? That's exactly the message America's oldest distillery, McCormick Distilling, is trying to spread with the launch of their brand new product 360 Vodka, as it enters the highly competitive market of ultra luxury vodkas.http://www.inhabitat.com/2008/03/20/360-vodka-worlds-first-eco-friendly-premium-spirit/ [...]
I guess it's cool... how much does this vodka cost anyway? I just wish some of the practices could be used on all of their products instead of making a big deal about how the vodka is soooo luxurious. It's sad when eco-friendly has to be pretentious, because that's exactly what this is. I honestly don't think they care THAT much about the environment, rather than trying to please a certain crowd. People (stubborn people yes) are turned off eco-friendly and organic things because others are such snobs about it. Make these things available to everyone.
[...] All impurities are removed by distilling the vodka four times using the column distillation process and later it is filtered five times though granulated charcoaled coconut shell filtration system. The state-of-the-art distillery meets or exceeds all EPA air and water quality standards for distilleries. The production process reduced its volatile organic compounds output by 70% and sulfur dioxide emissions by 99% and the company states that it uses 250% less fossil fuel energy during production process. [source: inhabitat.com [...]


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Faculty and Staff
Chris McCluskey, PCC
Often cited as 'The Father of Christian Coaching', Chris is a visionary thought leader who pioneered this field in the late 1990's through journal articles, conferences, keynotes, and as a founding board member of both the Christian Coaches Network and Christian Coaching Magazine.Read more…
Cheryl Scanlan, MCC
Dean of Faculty
Cheryl is a former executive with a multi-million dollar firm in New York, and combines a strong business acumen with a passion for the Christian coaching industry. She has a desire to see God's people walk in step with Him.Read more…
Michael Pfau
MEd, PCC, CPCC
Michael is Founder and President of Crossways Life Coaching, specializing in life mission, vocation, and wellness coaching. He began coaching in 2002 after serving 16 years as assistant pastor of a church he co-founded in Philadelphia.Read more…
Fran LaMattina
Fran is President and Founder of Strategies for Greatness, a consultative coaching practice. Over the twelve years she's been coaching, Fran has achieved her MCC and established a niche with organizational leaders, especially in the areas of business and life plan development.Read more…
Gary Wood
Gary Wood has decades of experience and expertise in business, non-profit and ministry environments. Over that time he has played a respected role in training, developing and building into the lives of hundreds of leaders who make significant contributions worldwide.Read more…
Jory Fisher
Jory Fisher specializes in helping Christian solopreneurs grow their business to six figures so they can make the difference they're called to make with enthusiasm, confidence, and joy.Read more…
Kim Avery
Kim is Founder and President of Kim Avery Coaching, a coaching and mentoring firm that helps Christian coaches market successfully and coach masterfully.Read more…
Susan Whitcomb
Susan is a prominent figure in the world of career management, job search, and Christian career coaching. She brings 20 years' experience to the table in supporting people in discovering their career calling.Read more…
Anne Denmark
MEd, PCC
Anne Denmark sees every day as a 'gift of discovery' from God, encourages the self-discovery of the inner world in order to maximize effectiveness in the outer world, and has a passion for public speaking.Read more…
Bryan Pettet
Bryan is a 3rd generation ordained minister and former missionary with the Assemblies of God. He has a passion for seeing healthy leaders and focuses his attention on coaching leaders.Read more…
Michael J. Marx
MBA, EdD, PCC
Michael specializes in business coaching and corporate consultation, is a strong advocate for professionalism in Christian coaching, an serves as President of the Christian Coaches Network.Read more…
Charles Hooper
MDiv, PCC
Charles is the President of Hooper Leadership Coaching LLC, and has a passion for coaching leaders according to their unique design so they can maximize their character, calling and competency.Read more…
Vicki Corrington
M.Ed, CPCC, PCC, BCC
Vicki lives with her husband, Dr. Ben Corrington, in Camden, Maine, and is a professional coach committed to encouraging and equipping others to bear much fruit.
Read more…
Bryan Brown
MDiv, PCC
Bryan has 25 years experience in developing leaders and enjoys increasing the capacity and confidence of leaders and coaching them to maximize their influence.
Read more…
Andrew Gorter
D.Min., ACC
Andrew Gorter is the owner of Plus One Coaching, LLC and has more than 25 years experience working with people to help them clarify what's next for themselves.
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Mary Yerkes
Content Developer/Editor
Mary is a professional coach who specializes in life and leadership coaching, coaching writers, and coaching for spiritual formation. She is also an author, spiritual director, leadership mentor, and speaker.Read more…
Julie Smith
Community Coordinator
Julie is a coach and marketing expert who partners with purpose-driven professionals and entrepreneurs to help them find their path, build their own vision of success and reach their goals with clarity, focus and action.Read more…
Heather Witherspoon
Media Producer
Heather is Founder/President of Coach.Discover.Grow., a life and leadership coaching practice for women. Her talents include graphic design, pre and post production media design, creative course development, strategic learning design, and blended and distance instructional solutions.Read more…
Christopher McCluskey, MSW, PCC, CMCC, BCC
He served as a primary consultant and contributor to Dr. Gary Collins in his ground-breaking text, "Christian Coaching: Helping Others Turn Potential Into Reality" (2001, NavPress).
In 1998, Chris transitioned entirely out of his ownership of the largest Christian psychotherapy practice in Tampa Bay (Christian Care Counseling Centers, Inc.) into full time coaching as a solo practitioner in his new business, Coaching for Christian Living, Inc.
In the year 2000, he established a Christian track at the Institute for Life Coach Training which grew over that decade into the Professional Christian Coaching Program (precursor to PCCI).
He has presented at more than 50 national & international conferences including the Christian Management Association (CMA), the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC), the Christian Association for Psychological Studies (CAPS), the Association for Marriage & Family Ministries (AMFM) and the Christian Coaches Network (CCN).
A prolific writer, he and his wife, Rachel are best-selling authors of the highly-acclaimed marriage book, When Two Become One (Revell, 2004, 2006), and have co-authored chapters in several popular Christian books. Their articles appear in numerous international magazines and on websites including ChristianityToday.com, FamilyLife.com, and Focus on the Family's PluggedIn.com. They are frequent guests on popular Christian radio and television shows.
Chris and Rachel operate Professional Christian Coaching Institute and Coaching for Christian Living from their ranch in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in south-central Missouri where they homeschool their seven children. Chris' passions include music, the performing arts, and nature, but most of all his family.
Cheryl Scanlan, MCC, CPCC
Cheryl began coaching in 2004 after a long battle with a difficult disease served as a Divine incubator for growing a focused love for the Lord and His church body. In 2003, her husband and best friend of 30 years, Tom, was the first to suggest life coaching as a possible vehicle of ministry to the body. Cheryl now mentors other coaches, coaches individuals from all walks of life, develops and teaches curricula and has most recently developed a children's series. But her passion is for seeing God's people walk in step with Him. An ardent student of God's Word, she is a trained Precept Bible Teacher and has studied the Word inductively for over 15 years.
Cheryl has developed two curricula. One for professional development called ACT! with 60 ACSTH approved hours by ICF and one for personal development called Promised Land Living, a 6 month to 1 year process for intense development of top leaders in the church body. Both curricula are used as the primary tools for developing coaches and leaders at her church. Pastors, elders and lay leaders have all benefitted from the skills developed, honed and refined through ACT! and PLL.
For more information about Cheryl, visit her websites:
www.WayOfLifeCoaching.com and www.LittleMustardSeedStories.com.
Michael Pfau, MEd, PCC, CPCC
Michael has spoken at the national Christian Coaches Network (CCN) conference and presented workshops throughout the U.S. on life purpose, career discovery, and skills for life coaching. He has served as the vocational coach for the Christian Counseling and Education Foundation in Glenside, Pennsylvania.
Michael worked and presented with best-selling author Bruce Wilkinson as part of his Dream Giver Coach Network from 2003 to 2005, helping individuals discover and live their dreams. He is a designated Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
Crossways Life Coaching has grown into an international coaching business whose clients are literally changing the world. Michael is passionate about equipping others in distinctly Christian coaching to empower them in fulfilling God's call on their lives and businesses. For more information, visit his website at www.crosswayslifecoaching.com.
Fran LaMattina, MIR, MCC
Fran draws from 25 years of business experience in the areas of marketing, sales, finance, and operations gained from leadership in several business sectors including telecommunications, financial services and consumer products. Before creating her private coaching practice, she was Director of Marketing & Public Relations and a Partner with Ronald Blue & Co, a Christian personal financial planning firm. She has also been an adjunct professor at Psychological Studies Institute, a post-graduate counseling program, where she taught Leadership Coaching Through Life Transitions.
Fran is presently enrolled in a PhD program in Professional Coaching and Human Development with the International University of Professional Studies. She received her initial coaching education through Coach University. She holds a Masters degree in Industrial Relations from Purdue University. She also attended Dowling College where she graduated Magna cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology and Business.
Fran founded and developed the women's ministry at North Point Community Church in Atlanta, serving on their core staff. She oversaw a staff, and more than 125 community group leaders who provide accountability, belonging and care to more than 1,000 women in the church. During her ten years at North Point, she learned and applied relevant visionary principles of leadership which flow into her day-to-day coaching of both North Point staff and individual clients and teams in her practice.
Fran has been an active member and officer on the boards of several organizations including Ministry Ventures, The Lighthouse Family Retreat, Psychological Studies Institute, Half Time of Georgia, Whitefield Academy, The Christian Coaching Network, Denver Ministries and her neighborhood association.
Fran is single and lives in Roswell, GA, a northern suburb of Atlanta.
Gary Wood, PCC, CMCC, BCC
Since 1998, through his professional coaching firm, G.E. Wood & Associates, Gary has worked with an international clientele of executives, leaders and professionals across a broad range of personal, professional and organizational concerns.
He is frequently retained to help individuals deal with burnout and by corporate, government, small business, nonprofit and ministry leaders to get clarity and find solutions to problems that are impacting progress on causes, projects and programs of importance.
Gary is the immediate Past President and Director of Christian Coaches Network, a support and credentialing organization for professional Christian coaches, many of whom were trained at PCCI.
Gary is a designated Professional Certified Coach (PCC) through the International Coach Federation, a Board Certified Coach through the Center for Credentialing and Education, and a Certified Master Christian Coach through Christian Coaches Network.
Gary works from his office in the beautiful Muskoka region of Ontario, Canada. He is married to Alice who he fell for in Grade 8. Visit his website at www.gewood.com.
Jory Fisher, JD, PCC
A Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude graduate of Southern Methodist University, Jory holds a master's degree in Spanish from Middlebury College and a law degree from the University of Virginia. She practiced law for 20 years and served as a founding faculty member and associate dean of Liberty University School of Law. Jory and her husband Dave have a blended family with seven grown children and currently reside in Bel Air, MD.
You can learn more about Jory and her coaching programs by visiting JoryFisher.com and by connecting with her on LinkedIn.
Kim Avery, MA, PCC
She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Professional Certified Coach, Board Certified Coach and trains coaches at the Professional Christian Coaching Institute and The Academies. Kim's mission is to help Christian coaches succeed so they can equip others to live Christ-saturated, joy-filled and purpose-driven lives. You can learn more about her endeavors at www.KimAveryCoaching.com.
Kim is happily married to her husband Ron, and they have two beautiful children, Bethany and Jonathan, two granddaughters, and a poodle named Bob. The Averys enjoy running, biking, hiking, and ministering to the community in which they live.
Susan Whitcomb, PCC
Susan is the founder of The Academies, Inc., including Career Coach Academy, Christian Coach Academy, Job Search Academy, and Leadership Coach Academy. Her coach training organizations have trained and credentialed hundreds of professionals worldwide.
Known as the Career Coach's Coach, she is the author of seven popular careers books, including Resume Magic, Interview Magic, Job Search Magic, 30-Day Job Promotion, The Christian's Career Journey and The Twitter Job Search Guide.
A regular guest expert on career coaching for Crown Financial Ministries' MoneyLife™ broadcast, Susan's career wisdom has also been heard on hundreds of radio stations nationwide, as well as several NPR affiliates. A popular speaker, she has also keynoted at multiple careers conferences, including Crossroads Career® Network, the nation's leading career/jobseeker ministry.
Susan has earned her Professional Certified Coach designation from International Coach Federation and holds credentials as a Certified Career Management Coach, Certified Professional Christian Coach, Certified Job Search Strategist, Certified Life Coach, Certified Leadership Coach, Certified Personal Branding Strategist, Certified Online ID Strategist, and Certified G3 Coach (Get Clear, Get Found, Get Hired!). Her brand revolves around inspiring and equipping coaches with the tools, tenacity, and truths that will transform their passions into profit while also making a dramatic difference in the world!
Susan's websites are www.CareerCoachAcademy.com, www.SusanWhitcomb.com, www.ChristianCareerJourney.com, and www.TheAcademies.com.
Anne Denmark, MEd, PCC
Through her business Life Discovery Coaching, Anne encourages the self-discovery of your inner world – where life really simmers – in order to maximize effectiveness in your outer world.
Using Relationship Coaching she optimizes interpersonal discoveries to build better dynamics and people skills.
Anne is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coach Federation (ICF), a member of the Christian Coaches Network (CCN) and a Certified Discipleship Coach with Blueprint for Life.
She earned a B.A. Sc. in Child Development, at the University of Guelph, Canada and a Master's of Education degree focusing on Adult Education from the University of Central Oklahoma.
She serves on the staff of Speak Up with Confidence Seminars. She teaches both the original and advanced seminars offering specific training in creativity and learning styles.
Anne is a gifted communicator registered with Speak Up Speaker Services. She loves team-teaching with her best friend and husband, Dr. Don Denmark to strengthen marriages.
Work experience includes both business and ministry. She founded a service company, co-owned and operated a Christian book store and served on staff as Christian Education Director and Family Life Coordinator at several churches.
As the mother of three young adults and the grandmother of three lively grandchildren, she knows the depths of a mother's prayers. Anne celebrates 38 years of marriage to Don, a gentleman of discipline who uses his gift of medical administration to improve the delivery of healthcare.
They recently relocated to Tucson, AZ, and are planning their first hot air balloon ride over the high Sonoran Desert.
Visit her website: www.LifeDiscoveryCoaching.com.
Bryan Pettet, MA, ACC
Bryan is passionate about partnering with pastors, executives and leaders who desire to perform at higher levels and remain healthy in the process. He also partners with many mentor-coaching clients who are interested in learning about leadership coaching and relational marketing. Additionally, Bryan enjoys finding creative ways to bring coaching into churches and corporations.
Bryan serves and ministers through his own private practice, bryanpettetcoaching.com. He also co-owns a group practice, Synergy3.com, with Nathan Kreger and Laura-Catherine Etheridge. Together they provide coaching to corporate clients and large leadership teams.
Bryan is a musician, avid reader, and has many outdoor passions (from archery, to falconry, to 100 mile long bike rides). He and his wife, Traci, an award winning public school teacher, live in Albuquerque, NM with their two daughters, Audrey and Rachel.
Michael J. Marx, MBA, EdD, PCC
Irrepressibly adventurous, Michael and his wife Joy lived and worked in Europe for over two decades. More recently, they traveled the U.S. and Canada in an RV, operating their location-neutral businesses and coaching/teaching via internet video. A patch of the Rocky Mountains of Colorado is now called home. Their German golden retriever, "Angel," writes a blog (in two languages!) about her family's adventures at TravelsWithAngel.wordpress.com.
A strong advocate for professionalism in Christian coaching, Michael has served on the International Coach Federation 'Global Ethics & Standards' committee and on the Ethics subcommittee for educating coaches on ethical practices. He currently serves as the leader of the ICF 'Global Community of Practice on Ethics.' Additionally, he is the president of Christian Coaches Network International.
Michael is a sought-after subject matter expert. He often speaks and conducts workshops on trust building, coaching relationships, ethics, evidenced-based coaching, and one-to-one (dyadic) learning. His hobbies include skiing and dog sledding. But his greatest joy comes from mentoring. Learn more about Michael at www.BlazingNewTrailsCoaching.com.
Charles Hooper, MDiv, PCC
Throughout his career, Charles has held several senior level and executive leadership roles in the nonprofit sector. He understands the unique desires, challenges and needs of C-Level Christian leaders. He attended Samford University and studied Human Relations.
After working at Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Campus Outreach, he completed a Masters of Divinity from Beeson Divinity School. He is an ordained pastor in the Presbyterian Church in America and loves being a "pastor-coach to leaders."
Charles is also the Director of Life on Life Ministries at Perimeter Church in Atlanta. He trains and coaches senior pastors so they can "ignite a movement of life on life missional discipleship in churches worldwide". He has had the privilege of equipping and coaching leaders from Kenya, China, Brazil, Poland, Australia, South Africa, Mexico, Thailand, Guatemala, England, Kazakhstan, Turkey and United States.
Charles has authored three group coaching workbooks: Foundations for Life, The Ignition Guide, and The Life on Life Guide.
He is happily married to Jill and has six sons. They live in Johns Creek, Georgia. For more information visit his website at www.HooperCoaching.com.
Vicki Corrington, M.Ed, PCC, CPCC, BCC
Waking up one day feeling as though "there were nothing left of her", life coaching, combined with praying the word, was the process God used to transform Vicki's life and to restore her excitement about making a difference helping others live more fully themselves, fully alive. She currently does this through one-on-one or group coaching, training and retreats… all bathed in prayer. She is a Certified Myers-Briggs Practitioner offering temperament assessment coaching services to clients and partnering with other coaches to offer temperament assessments to theirs. This tool fits well with her purpose to live in a way that her actions line up with who she is and what's important to her… and to help facilitate that process for others.
You can learn more about Vicki's Life Coaching, Mentor Coaching, and Retreat Coaching (as well as access her Readiness Checklist to determine readiness for coaching) at www.coachvicki.com.
Vicki has been married to Dr. Ben Corrington since 1986 and currently lives in Camden, Maine. Together, they have been happy to serve people through professional chiropractic and coaching services as well as bringing leadership input to several churches throughout the years. Their son, daughter-in-law, and the two most adorable grandchildren ever live in Victoria, British Columbia. Too far away!
Bryan Brown, MDiv, PCC
Bryan studied Human Resource Management at Samford University then received his M.Div. from Birmingham Theological Seminary. As a missionary, pastor, entrepreneur, husband and father, he has learned to apply the principles of Biblical leadership and team development in multiple contexts.
Bryan currently serves as the International Leadership Director at Perimeter Church in Atlanta, working with pastors and church leaders who seek to ignite movements of Life on Life Missional Discipleship around the world. In this role, he has the privilege to regularly train and coach leaders in Australia, South Africa, and Brazil among others.
Bryan also engages leaders through his private coaching practice, www.coachingtolead.com, to clarify and intentionally pursue their callings. His passion and experience is coming alongside leaders to accelerate their growth and influence, while at the same time maintaining their personal health and enjoying the opportunities before them.
He has been happily married to Jackie for 22 years. Together they have three children – Abbie, Lindsey and Barker – and live in Johns Creek, Georgia, a northern suburb of Atlanta.
Andrew Gorter, D.Min., ACC
He is a trained and licensed as a Marriage and Family therapist and has practiced family therapy through a non-profit counseling practice he established in 2002. He is an expert in healthy interpersonal communication, and since establishing Plus One Coaching, LLC he has brought together his passion for coaching and his expertise in family therapy to establish a niche coaching family business leaders.
Throughout his career Andrew has endeavored to lead and serve people and organizations as they face necessary challenges to move forward and to do that in healthy creative ways. From his early career in pastoral ministry to his development of a non-profit counseling ministry and, most recently, Plus One Coaching, Andrew has gained a wealth of experience joining with people to solve problems.
Andrew and his wife, Karen, live in Holland, MI, near the beaches of Lake Michigan. They have two married daughters and three grandsons. He enjoys hiking, watercolor painting, reading and woodworking. He and Karen love just hanging out, especially in beach chairs with their toes in the sand. You can explore further at his website, www.plusonecoaching.com
Nathan Kreger, MDiv, MA, CPLC, ACC
Nathan has been a small business owner for over 8 years — sometimes successfully, other times not so much. Today, his business consists largely of coaching and consulting.
Nathan is devoted to seeing independent service professionals succeed and build the business of their dreams, and seeing healthy environments created in small businesses. He constantly learns and reads on business, marketing, and leadership, and works through several high-end programs every year, always hungry to expand his knowledge, skill, and ability.
Nathan is a zealous believer in free enterprise and entrepreneurship. What he loves about his work the most is that it allows him to help clients design businesses and lives that truly work best for them, giving them the freedom and flexibility that they desire.
One of the best things that ever happened to Nathan is his marriage to Erin. They met in a small sugar beet town in the thumb of Michigan, and have been married for over 3 years now. She has been his biggest supporter and cheerleader from day one.
Together they have a home in Noblesville, Indiana, that they built a few years back, and where Nathan fights the constant battle of weeds in his yard. Aside from his passion for his clients and their work, Nathan's family is what matters most to him.
To find out more about Nathan, visit his website at www.NathanKreger.com and connect with him on LinkedIn.
Education & Credentials
- M.A. Organizational Leadership, Regent University
- M.Div. Practical Theology, Regent University
- Certified Myers-Briggs Practitioner, G.S. Consultants
- Over 400 hours of ICF-approved coach training.
- Associate Certified Coach (ACC), International Coach Federation
- Certified Professional Coach (CPC), International Coach Academy
- Certified Professional Life Coach (CPLC), PCCI
- Certified Executive & Leadership Development Coach (CELDC), The Academies
- Laser Coach Certification, Life Coaching Group
- International Coach Federation (ICF) Member
- Christian Coaches Network (CCN) Member
Mary J. Yerkes, CPLC
Clients and colleagues describe her coaching as transformational. One coaching client put it this way: "Mary's voice and heart shape and transform the souls she touches." A colleague writes, "Her compassion, intuition, and artful skill in personal transformation make her a powerful ally in the journey of life and leadership."
A widely published author, Mary specializes in writing for the inspirational and general markets. Her articles have appeared in popular print and online magazines, including Christian Coaching Magazine, Conversations Journal: A Forum for Authentic Transformation, and Focus on the Family's flagship website, to name just a few. She writes regularly on such topics as coaching, spiritual formation, women's issues, and more. Mary also serves as content developer and editor for ChristianLifeCoaching.com.
Mary serves on staff with Leadership Investment Intensives as a leadership mentor and spiritual director, working with church and marketplace leaders around the globe. In that capacity, leads 52-week spiritual formation mentoring encounters focused on cultivating sustainable intimacy with God and coaches around issues of spiritual formation.
Prior to joining the PCCI staff, Mary spent 18 years in the financial services industry, the last ten of which were spent as senior writer and editor for marketing and communications. Her bylined and ghostwritten articles have appeared in numerous print and online magazines and on multiple websites. Her work as program leader on a national web design project, earned her an honorable mention in the PR Web Design Awards.
Mary is a Certified Professional Life Coach (CPLC) with the Professional Christian Coaching Institute, a member of the International Coach Federation (ICF), and a member of Christian Coaches Network (CNN).
To learn more about Mary, visit her websites at www.maryyerkescoaching.com and www.maryyerkes.com.
Julie Smith, MPA
Her corporate background includes twelve years in Human Resources management with Wells Fargo and Principal Financial Group. Julie's entrepreneurial career began nearly twelve years ago, leading virtual teams and managing marketing for numerous multi-million-dollar business coaches and speakers. Later, she began working with entrepreneurs and nonprofits as a marketing coach and consultant. Julie still loves to help coaches build an online presence for their business.
Over time Julie discovered that she was called to coaching at a deeper level and began coach training including life, leadership and career coaching. She is also a certified health coach.
Julie is nearing completion of her coach training through Professional Christian Coaching Institute (PCCI) and is anticipating her achievement of the CPLC designation. She is also a member of Christian Coaches Network. You can learn more about Julie at her websites: www.JulieSmithCoaching.com, www.NetMarketingNavigator.com, and www.NavigatorWebsiteDesign.com.
Heather Witherspoon, MA
Heather has 15 years' experience in the field of Talent Management and Professional Development. Her talents include graphic design, pre and post production media design, creative course development, strategic learning design, and blended and distance instructional solutions.
With a master's degree in Adult Learning and Professional Development, she has been involved with all aspects of the adult learning life cycle.
When asked what drew her to coaching, Heather explains, "I was drawn to coaching to discover more about myself and where I am being led. That desire overflowed into a business and ministry for helping others start their own journey, get in touch with their own souls, and experience the incredible feeling of living that out."
The desire to share that experience with as many women as possible led Heather to create her unique business model which enables women who are financially blessed to share the opportunity of personal growth with others: for every paid coaching session, Coach.Discover.Grow. offers a session free of charge to another woman in need.
Rachel McCluskey
She and her husband, Chris speak at national conferences, churches, and marriage retreats and have been interviewed on numerous radio programs and magazines on marriage, sexuality, parenting, and life coaching. Rachel and Chris are best-selling authors of When Two Become One and are contributing authors in several Christian books on marriage and parenting. A former public school educator and now homeschooling mom of seven children, her greatest enjoyment is spending time as a family and learning together. Rachel's interests include reading, theology, health, gourmet cooking, animals, and enjoys finding ways to turn the simple things in life into celebrations.


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How to Dress for a Rave Party
I hear that you're going to one of those rave parties and you don't know what to wear. I guess it's a good thing I'm here then. Read this and then call a friend over because it's more fun to get dressed with a friend.
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1Wear what you're already wearing. You are most likely comfortable in it and you will be able to relax and enjoy yourself.
2Wear a Halloween costume. Halloween is my favorite time of year and I'll give you mad props, especially if you act in character with your costume.
3Wear some clothes from someone else's closet. It will be like new clothes, except free. Bonus points for clothes from at least 3 decades ago.
4Wear something memorable, like a crazy hat or button,each time you go party. That way if you meet people they will remember you and you may become the "crazy hat/button person".
5Wear deodorant/antiperspirant if possible, and scrub your armpits with soap and water if not. A sweltering hot, body odor filled room is not fun.
6Wear what you want. Seriously, just do it. If you want to look like a clone of all the other kids there, go for it. If, on the other hand, you're here because you don't want to look like a clone, then read on.
7Rockabilly. I don't see enough rockabilly people at raves, so maybe you could do it up. Big hair, leather jackets, pin-up girl dresses, polka dots, etc = awesome.
8Make clothing out of non clothing items, such as plastic bags and duct tape. Make an entire outfit out of plants and fake furs, and tell people you are the forest spirit.
9Be a robot - all it takes is aluminum foil, various sized boxes and some glue or tape. If you are creatively inclined you could take your robot costume to the next level with some reflective tape and maybe even some LED lights. Robots rule!
10Dress like it's Christmas and you are the most Christmas-y person out there. Red and green everything, elf shoes & hat, striped socks & suspenders, fur trimmings and gold buttons. This look will have maximum impact in the hot summer months.
11Take a clear umbrella, attach little stringy things to it and bring along a bottle of bubbles; instant jellyfish.
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- Remember that you will be outside traveling to and from the party. In warmer climates this doesn't really matter, but in colder areas be sure to bring warm enough clothing.
- If you're wearing work clothes that smell like ketchup, fry oil, pesticides, cat piss, etc then change first.
- Comfortable shoes are a good idea. Just because your friend can go for 12 hours in 4 inch (10.2 cm) heels doesn't mean that you should. Keep your own comfort levels in mind.
- Wear layers that you can remove so you don't become overheated.
- Wear clothing that you don't mind getting lost or dirty.
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These tights have served me well over 2.5 winters of skiing on the regular. They are comfortable, warm and slightly less awkward than lounging fireside in your long underwear at the bar.
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I use these for skiing. The 3/4 length is perfect, as it doesn't interfere with your ski boot, and taller ski socks can be tucked up underneath the cuff. Totally comfortable, and this thermal pair definitely offers enough warmth for all but the coldest days up on the hill. I have found they are much too warm to exercise indoors, or in warmer temps.
I am 5'3" and 120 lbs, the XS would have been shockingly small on me. I opted for the size Small, and it is the correct size for me. They are a bit tricky to get on, but that is the way these tights are made to perform, so once you squeeze in, they feel good, look great, and perform excellent.
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I'm getting ready for Week 3 of my 500-calorie dinner challenge where I'm cooking 500-calorie dinners from new book, EatingWell 500-Calorie Dinners, 5 nights a week for 5 weeks. The recipes I've been making for Week 2 have been going smoothly (and deliciously). I think my secret to success this week has again been planning ahead. (It's one of the...read full post »
If you're the kind of person who loves chocolate (or fill in the blank with your favorite treat), but bans it whenever you're trying to lose weight, you might be making a big mistake. As a nutritionist who's helped hundreds of people lose weight, I've noticed time and again that when people try to be "too good" they're most likely to fall off the weight-loss wagon. Dieting isn't about depriving yourself of everything you love—it's just about eating fewer calories than you're burning (calculate your daily calorie goal here)—a situation that can indeed be delicious. And a situation that most certainly can include dessert.
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I was well into my first week of cooking and eating 500-calorie dinners five nights a week as part of our 500-Calorie Dinner Challenge when I realized: cooking meals to help you lose weight is all about making it work for you. My challenge? I'm just too busy. Last week I was in Philadelphia to go on QVC to sell our new EatingWell 500-Calorie Dinners book, and the next morning I was back in the office in Vermont at 7 a.m. to start doing radio interviews for the book. Needless to say, things are...read full post »
I've never been able to diet. I can't do it because I enjoy eating too much. (And since I'm a food editor, it is a hazard of the job!) Plus I never want to feel like I'm depriving myself. But like most people, I have a few extra pounds around my middle that I can't wait to trim.
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"I'm working so hard and I still can't lose weight." As a nutritionist who specializes in weight management, I've heard this a lot over the years. Yes, these people usually are working hard. Often too hard. One of the biggest mistakes people make when they're trying to shed pounds is to focus on the wrong things: false promises, unproven gimmicks, misguided perceptions about what it means to diet. (Twelve things you should focus on if you really want to lose weight.)
A smart, balanced approach to weight loss may not seem "sexy" or easy but getting caught up in weight-loss myths will only sabotage your success. Here are three top weight-loss myths, busted.
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My Canon EF-S 18-135mm lens has started grinding the autofocus gears when I zoom in while shooting in burst mode.
You zoom during bursts? That sounds... creative.
You only hear the grinding if you zoom while AI Servo is active? Or only if you are taking shots as well?
Are you confident that you don't restrict the motion of the focus ring while you turn the zoom ring? (Canon lens manuals tell us not to interfere with the motion of the focus ring, hence the delusion that touching the focus ring while the lens is switched to AF will break it.)
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Viking River Cruises, Europe's largest river cruise line by half, and growing, has for years been extolling the design of its new "Longships" series as revolutionary. These ships, Viking boasted, would have the first true suites on the rivers -- defining "suites" as accommodations with two distinct rooms (other lines offer suite accommodations that are basically a larger-than-usual room). They would have full-sized balconies, just like ocean-going big ships. And they would feature the first genuinely outdoor cafe on a riverboat.
With the debut of Viking River Cruises' first several ships (and several more to come), it's time to learn whether the cruise line's claims are mere hype -- or definite reality.
On our original sneak preview cruise aboard Viking Odin, the big buzz was how much this riverboat echoes the feeling of Seabourn Cruise Line's new Odyssey-class trio. And it's true. Certainly the fact that Yran and Storbraaten, the same maritime design firm that created Seabourn's interiors, also decorated the Longships is one reason they share an airy and light-filled ambience.
But the beauty of these ships goes beyond the Seabourn comparison. Europe's river operators have long been trying to distance themselves from the reputation, at one time deserved, that its vessels were stodgy and not all that comfortable. Over the past decade, the industry's been moving toward designing ships that will appeal to those accustomed to ocean cruising comforts.
In this case, Viking has delivered on much of its hype. Not only were these ships created at the highest standard for Viking itself, but they're helping, along with lines like AMAWATERWAYS, Uniworld and Avalon Waterways, to establish a new benchmark for comfort in European river cruising.
Click here to see our first impressions of Viking Odin. And for a comprehensive look at Viking's unprecedented expansion, check out our feature, The Viking Invasion: Attack of the Longships.
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Hi everybody.
My name is Artem.
I am 24 years old and have been riding (not just to the corner store for beer) for 3 years. I am here to learn from everyone, hopefully make a few riding friends, and share what knowledge I have gained in the last years.
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Check out this interesting (somewhat recently GPLv3 re-licensed) game Blackvoxel:
As you can see it has some interesting mechanic which they call "Molecular Voxel Interaction Engine". As seen in the trailer above, it basically allows you to automate crafting, resulting in interesting "programmable" factory setups.
Of course this might sound a bit too much like actual work and not fun... but given the big fan scene for the closed source game Factorio, I would say it can be more fun that it looks at first ;)
Blackvoxel itself probably needs to be a bit more of a game instead of "just" a sandbox, but there is big promise in the overall concept, so give it a try :)
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Blackvoxel, an ambitious Minecraft/Factorio mix?
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All the characters will be released under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 4.0 license, and will be made available as .pngs with transparent backgrounds, and will have include .kra or .xcf source files for editing the characters yourself. All new images will be 2000px by 2000px.There's a month left and only 590$ out of 1000$ missing.
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DevCorner: Atomic Game Engine MIT (Urho3D fork) and Godot 2.0
First off (and you probably read it elsewhere before): The awesome Godot game engine got a really awesome 2.0 release a few weeks ago. It also got independent of it's original developers (who stay active in development), and the first larger commercial game with it was released on Steam just a few days ago.
Fresh of the press is a FOSS release of an pretty awesome competitor though:
The Atomic Game Engine was just released fully under the MIT license! Its render engine is a fork of the pretty nice Urho3D renderer, but it includes an cross-platform integrated development environment similar to Godot:
|Looks nice, but where is the Linux binary release? :(
For a nice overview, don't miss the GamesFromScratch video and introduction tutorial (from back in December 2015 when it was not yet MIT licensed):
Monday, January 18, 2016
DevCorner: Superpowers HTML5 collaborative game maker open-sourced!
Great news for HTML5 game developers: a few days ago Superpowers was released under the ISC license.
What is Superpowers? A game development platform (an integrated editor but you can collaborate in realtime online; how cool is that! :D ) for making HTML5 games using TypeScript (a superset of Javascript). But you will also be able to work with other languages, so far support for the well known LÖVE2D is available.
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The source is available here and there is also an repository with a few sample games. If you like what they are doing, please consider becoming a supporter.
Looking forward to your new HTML5 games!
Tuesday, January 05, 2016
Best Open Source Top-Down Space Shooter : Super Space Invader
Lasers, rockets, shields, health regeneration, pixels. You know. The good stuff. Just nicely packaged with levels of just the right duration and hardness, persistent upgrades, shaders, reverb...
Two buttons are enough to play, since that was one of the themes of Ludum Dare #34, in which the game came #74 among 1638 jam entries.
Supser Space Invader was made with LÖVE (v0.9) and thus runs on Linux, OS X, Windows.
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...have an agenda and you and I are not it.
The interesting thing about the future is; it hasn't yet been written and nobody, I repeat nobody, knows what it holds.
Technology, as you point out, is exponential in growth (More's Law), but unforeseen events have a way of warping the perceived linear acceleration (it's not linear).
All we can really say is; we'll see (said by a very wise Buddhist monk).
I, for one, do not believe we can reliably plan for a future not known, much less imagined.
Living the simplest possible life is a tonic for an uncertain future, IMHO.


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Cancelled due to heavy fog at the top of the course at the entrance to High Point State Park after about 78 riders had finished. Pcad was rider #106. Drat. Understandable, visibility at the park entrance was literally <100 feet, it was pea soup fog, and the cars couldn't see the cyclists. Race organizers had no real choice in my view.
Me and some of the DKNY boys went for a 17 mile consolation spin and a good time was had by all. Oh well. Boy was I ready this year. With any luck they'll re-schedule the race for mid June and I'll be eschewing Twinkies, doing hill repeats and getting increasingly emaciated until that time.
My conversation with the race official at the start:
Pcad: I come here for the humiliation and Self Loathing, what do I get out of this now?
Official: If it helps, I think you suck.
Pcad: Thanks, but it's not the same.
Here's how much I enjoy cycling: I showed up for this race I've trained for all year feeling great, all warmed up and ready to rip up that hill, was very disappointed it got cancelled and I still had a great time hanging with the boys, soaking up the whole TT scene and doing a nice spin in the countryside around there. God help me I do love this sport.


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When a Franklin resident proposed filling a once flood-damaged section of the city with trees, he had two goals, including providing downtown with a feature unique to central Indiana.
Nowhere else in the region has a forest filled with hardwood trees been located in the middle of a city, Jim Crane said.
But Crane also wanted to honor the memory of his son, who died months before the flood.
So far, about 900 trees have been planted south of downtown Franklin, where at least 50 houses once stood. In the next five years between 3,000 and 4,000 more trees are expected. Crane proposed the idea of planting the trees to city officials because he felt it was an inexpensive way to mend the land.
In five years, Crane wants to see the area along South Street, south of Greenlawn Cemetery, filled with hundreds of Indiana hardwood trees, along with benches where people can sit and rest. That kind of serene setting could draw more people to the south side of Franklin, he said.
"I wanted to see something done here that was meaningful for the city. And I didn't think anyone was going to carry the ball unless I did," Crane said.
City officials began asking residents for ideas about how to fill the flood-damaged areas in 2010. Some of the ideas proposed included a fountain as well as a baseball diamond. But whatever went in along South Street would need a relatively low cost and couldn't disturb residents who still lived nearby.
Crane, who lives in Franklin and whose house wasn't damaged in the flood, pitched the project to the city as one that would be relatively inexpensive. Planting all of the trees should cost about $26,000 and wouldn't require much maintenance. Trees wouldn't create lots of noise or shine lights that would disturb anyone living nearby as a baseball field would, and would still be respectful of the cemetery, Crane said.
Crane also believed the project would be one his son, John Crane, who died of a heart attack in 2008 a few months before the flood, would appreciate. John Crane was an outdoorsman who regularly camped, fished and hunted with his three sons, Jim Crane said.
The first 50 trees were planted in October, and since then volunteers have been taking time to put additional trees into the ground. That includes about 135 volunteers who spent a morning in late April planting saplings in the area. Crane rallies volunteers for each round of planting, contacting Franklin schools and service clubs around the city to find potential planters.
"It's going to be a very community-involved project," Crane said.
Crane is still continuing to raise funds for the project by asking individuals and service organizations for donations. About $15,000 has already been raised through donations and recently Crane was given a $4,400 grant by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
The next round of planting will happen this fall, and then again next spring, when between 2,000 and 3,000 seedlings and 100 saplings are planted by another group of area volunteers.
"I feel pleased that (the project) is started. Still a long way to go," Crane said.


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I thought Billy was doing so well, because I'd emailed his teacher asking how he was doing and had not heard back.
Then today, I got the doom and gloom email. I'm a little unhappy as if she had been telling me from the beginning, I could have been more interactive in not creating habits.
He sees a doctor every 4 to 6 weeks for behavior strategies and we are doing fish oil, vitamins and protein drinks. I'm trying not to drug. He's not over the top when I am around, so I know he can control it to an extent. But I'm guessing he was already given his rope.
He is singing, talking out of turn, fidgeting, moving his arms (he accidently hit a kid twice), and he loves his high pitched sound.
What can I do to help both him and the teacher?


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Mmmmmmm these are yummy cookies! Packed full of peanut butter flavor but still get the taste of the chocolate. I did have to increase the milk by 1 tbls to make the batter soft enough before mixing in the chips. I mis-read your instructions and used Reeses Peanut Butter Chips instead of candies in the cookies and they are a great addition - still get the PB flavor! They do not spread (most cake mix cookies do not) but are soft in the center. Took 9 minutes for each batch to bake. Received 45 cookies from this batch. Made for the 8th Annual Photo Swap event in the Photo Forum. Thanks MM for a great keeper!
This recipe has so much potential, as the flavor is great. Perfect balance of chocolate and peanut butter! I followed this recipe exact and the dough is extremely dry and crumbly. I actually had to knead in the candy with my hands and the dough still wouldn't hold together. I used a cookie scoop and the cookies didn't spread at all, so I ended up flattening the dough before baking subsequent sheets. I think this recipe needs additional moisture, whether that comes from more peanut butter and/or milk or adding oil or butter, I don't know. The end result was a dry but kind-of spongy cake-like texture that wasn't bad but wasn't what I expected. I love the small amount of ingredients and I would love to make these again with some modifications. Thanks for posting!


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