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Dr. Marschall earned her doctorate in psychology from the University of Hartford in Connecticut and completed her doctoral internship with FPC in August 2015. She is currently provisionally licensed as a psychologist in the state of Arkansas. Her clinical interests include treatment of sexual and domestic violence, psychological assessment, and mental illness prevention. Dr. Marschall provides secondary supervision to doctoral interns. Her dissertation focused on sexual assault on college campuses and institutional response. In her spare time, Dr. Marschall enjoys baking, hiking, and making jewelry.
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. — There have been those more affected, and there have been those more involved, but nobody has had a better seat to watch the execution of the plan than Humberto Quintero.
The Astros' second-longest tenured player, having made his debut with the team 12 days after Wandy Rodriguez in 2005, Quintero holds a unique position with regard to the plan.
As a backup catcher, he has existed totally outside it — the Astros never once built around him as part of the plan and never once pushed him aside for the furthering of the plan. While he is a ballplayer with an unmatched defensive skill set, it's almost as if he is a spectator to the revolution around him.
It's as clear to Quintero as it is to the spectator in Section 320 or those moving the pieces around from Union Station that these aren't your father's Astros. Heck, they're not even your older brother's Astros.
The last time the Astros played in the World Series, a loaf of bread cost a couple bucks, American Idol was a hit television show, and Rick Perry was governor of Texas.
Translation: It hasn't been that long.
Still, Roy Oswalt, gone. Lance Berkman, gone. Andy Pettitte and Roger Clemens, long gone. Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio, upstairs.
Chris Johnson, here. Brett Wallace, here. Wilton Lopez, aqui. Jason Castro, here in spirit.
Mixed feelings about change
Only Quintero and Rodriguez remain from that 2005 World Series team, which gradually disintegrated in a combination of natural decay and, more recently, forced destruction. Recognizing the business aspect of what ideally would be just a game, Quintero reflected on the turnover.
"Sometimes I feel happy, and sometimes I feel sad for the people who go," he said.
When general manager Ed Wade took over in the last throes of the 2007 nightmare, the Astros' only sense of direction was straight downward in the standings.
At the major league level, they were sinking. Biggio was retiring, and they had nobody to replace him. Carlos Lee was performing up to his contract in Year 1 of 6 in the $100 million deal, and the rest of the roster was a mix of two stars (Berkman and Oswalt), what looked to be an emerging one (Hunter Pence), and a grab bag.
Outside the big league level, the club was in worse shape. The Astros had come off one of the worst drafts in major league history, having not signed a player above the fifth round, which led to a housecleaning in the scouting department. Once Pence arrived, the team that thrived on raising amateurs into pros and practically invented Venezuela had little left.
While the organization continued to languish at the major league level — with no young talent in place in the farm system, Kaz Matsui, Miguel Tejada and other veterans came in — Part I of the plan was addressed.
"I'm thrilled with the way things are going from the scouting and player development level," Wade said this week, three years after installing Bobby Heck as scouting director and overseeing his taking Castro and current top prospect Jordan Lyles with his first two picks. "I think before very long, people will begin to recognize the depth of talent that we're creating over there."
Change is slow. Just as the talent wave wouldn't hit overnight, there was not going to be a complete destruction and rebuilding overnight. Think Brandon Lyon. Think Pedro Feliz. Even this year, think Clint Barmes and Bill Hall, veterans brought in amid a youth movement.
But for the first time, there is a group of young players who could form the core of the next great Astros team, or at least the next one to contend in the NL Central.
Johnson and Bud Norris are products of the player development system . Wallace, J.A. Happ and Mark Melancon are products of what general managers under Drayton McLane had always been unable to do or were prevented from doing: trading superstars and starting over. Along with Lopez, they form what could be the roots of something special.
None of that changes the fact the Astros are coming off a 76-86 year and are not projected to be markedly better in the short term.
"I like where we are right now, but we're not where we need to be," Wade said. "We're where we need to be when we start winning championships."
A setback to the plan
It takes only one bad step to set the plan back 100 steps.
The 2011 season was supposed to be about seeing who could remain on track to be a part of that next great Astros team. Would Wallace show he could hit at the big league level like he has in Class AAA, Class AA and down to the Pac-10? Would Johnson build on last year or fall victim to some correction caused by a high strikeout rate and low walk rate that can be hard to sustain with accompanying success?
Would Castro …
Whatever that question was going to be, it won't be answered for another year, and that is the heartbreaking part. After Castro stepped to avoid a tag and tore his ACL in spring training, he might not have taken many additional wins with him to the operating table. But now, 2012 for Castro will be about whether he can be a real part of the next contender rather than having that question answered — or at least clarified — with the rest of this group this season.
In talking about what can be generalized as the sophomore class, Wallace was sure to leave Castro in the discussion.
"I think us growing together is going to be something that's fun for us and fun for the fans," Wallace said. "We're all pretty close and have the ability to take that step together, and that's been the fun thing for us, all being up here last year and then this year taking another step and hopefully being more successful and getting more experience."
Good examples to follow
Quintero didn't play much on that 2005 team — just 18 games in all and none in the postseason — but he did watch, and he does see some similarities with this bunch. Not in terms of talent, at least not yet . That was a team with Hall of Famers.
But similarities in desire and approach.
"When Roger and Andy Pettitte and Bagwell and Biggio were here, these guys wanted to wear a ring, wanted to play hard, and that's why those guys were such good players," Quintero said. "That's what we want to do, too."
The last remnants of the star power from 2005 were cleaned out in a tumultuous and somber two-day period late last July when Oswalt was traded to Philadelphia and Berkman followed him out the door.
With their contracts expiring and considering the franchise plight, they were never going to be a part of the next winning Astros team. A new generation would have to lead the Astros to the promised land.
If nothing else, come 85 wins or 55 wins, this season is about finding out who will lead and who will even be a part of that next generation.


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the irony of Walmart Morning Deal is not lost on me
I'm not much of a grammar Nazi but: Plastma ?
Wow – Wal-Mart "Secret" deals…….. which is being advertised on the main Wal-Mart page.
I'll have to check some reviews on that plasma. Can't imagine it being to great, its a Sanyo.
@coan_net: I think the word secret here is referring to the fact that Wal-Mart threatened legal action against anyone who dared to post their ad on the internet.
Does anyone know how to get the details on the laptop? Clicking on it doesn't give any details.
@fluiddruid: It's an Acer. I would imagine the best way to get it would be to spend the extra money and buy a real laptop. Not that I've ever owned one, but I know two people who have and they were bar none, the worst computers I have ever seen.
@fluiddruid: I 2nd this question. An item # or something might be nice.
@GitEmSteveDave: OK, I found this on yahoo news. Some basic specs. Might help in finding out more.
Don't forget the $98.87 HD DVD player!
That price is $200 less than the MSRP!
I don't see any specs on that page.
OK, after over an hour on the phone to 6 WalMarts, one for 45 minutes alone(which I got hung up on over 6 times), it is an Acer Aspire 5315(and I also got #ICL50). Hope this helps everyone. I was just happy to get the model #, I didn't ask about specs. Apparently they are under wraps in the back, and most of the store has NO access to them. In searching for the term acer and ICL50, I found this which has specs:
@GitEmSteveDave: Yuck, Celeron.
A better deal on an inexpensive laptop: Aldi has a Medion branded laptop for $599, with a 1.7 GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 TK-53 Dual-Core processor, 2048 MB RAM, 160 GB Western Digital hard drive, etc. I bought a Medion desktop from them about 5 years ago and have been very, very happy with it. They are limited to stock on hand as it's a special buy thing, but well worth it if you can find it, IMO.
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EAST COUNTY -- If there ever were honor among thieves, the days when they thought twice about targeting churches are gone. Just ask the Rev. Robert Rien of St. Ignatius of Antioch Church, which is on its third set of surveillance cameras -- crooks stole all the others.
Or talk to St. John's Lutheran Church, also in Antioch, where earlier this month a woman stole the garage door opener from an unlocked Honda sedan in the parking lot while the owners were attending Sunday service and, armed with the address from the vehicle's registration papers, burglarized their home.
And there's the Rev. Mario Howell of Antioch Church Family, who lost his personal laptops to burglars who swiped them from the church office a few weeks ago along with another computer, speakers and a 40-inch flat-screen TV.
Crimes against houses of worship in East County seldom include violence, although the possibility has put the need to take precautions on the radar of pastors everywhere: A San Diego church hosted a safety conference in June that included a presentation on how to respond to a shooter, and earlier this month a nationally known attorney hosted a webinar on the legal ramifications of gun violence on church grounds.
Locally, many churches are doing what they can to thwart those with larcenous intentions.
Some like Solomon Temple Missionary Baptist Church were prompted to beef up security following a rash of copper wire thefts a few years ago.
The Pittsburg church's pastor assembled a team of volunteers that included off-duty police officers to patrol the parking lot with walkie-talkies during services.
Because some congregation members didn't want the church to appear unwelcoming by also adding gates to the fence bordering its property, Solomon Temple instead installed closed-circuit TV cameras that could be accessed remotely so workers could keep an eye on the grounds even if they weren't on-site, said Taunita Trotter, assistant to the pastor.
After someone stole all of them about a year ago, however, church leadership secured the two entrances to the parking lot with gates, she said.
"At that point it was a necessity," Trotter said, noting that since then there haven't been any problems.
St. Ignatius suffered similar troubles when thieves hit the church multiple times in a single month about two years ago, Rien said. They not only stole copper wire conduits from air conditioning units but all the security cameras on the building and in the parking lot and when the church replaced them, they made off with the second set as well, he said.
"This is something new," Rien said. "Churches always were sacred -- they were never violated like this."
At that point parishioners began guarding the premises in two-person teams that worked in shifts from sunset to sunrise every day for a year until the church sealed off its perimeter with an iron fence and two gates at a cost of $58,000, he said.
A church member also donated a golf cart in which volunteers make the rounds of the expansive parking lot during the eight weekly services as well as at weddings, funerals and baptisms, he said.
But even those efforts didn't help an 82-year-old woman who was knocked to the ground during an Aug. 18 purse snatching as she was walking to Mass, still too far from church for its security cameras to capture her assailant.
Like Solomon Temple, St. John's Lutheran also has cameras -- some of them hidden -- to ensure the safety of members in the parking lot before and after evening choir practice.
Although the building is clearly visible from Highway 4 and Hillcrest Avenue, the lot itself is on a side street and anyone up to no good is consequently less exposed.
At New Birth Church in Pittsburg, parking lot attendants' bright yellow vests alert would-be thieves that people are watching for suspicious activity.
Arguably one of the most crime-conscious churches is Calvary Temple, where security teams buzzing around the enormous parking lot in golf carts is just one aspect of a sweeping effort to protect worshippers as well as their belongings.
Professional-grade two-way radios link those monitoring the grounds to workers inside the church, and a police officer in the congregation has prepped ushers and greeters on how to spot someone who might be trouble as well as what to do if he or she becomes violent.
Church members wishing to volunteer in any capacity first are fingerprinted for a criminal-background check to weed out those who have sexually abused children or assaulted someone, said Executive Pastor Steve Hunt.
Those with a clean record receive a lanyard bearing their name, making it possible to spot visitors -- and potential intruders, he said.
Parents of children enrolled in Calvary Temple's preschool can't access that building without entering a code, and the speaker system enables teachers in different classrooms to alert each other in an emergency.
In addition, the church sent a retired police officer who now works as a security consultant to a conference on how congregations can protect themselves, and its leaders will be reviewing a list of safety recommendations he has drawn up.
But Hunt acknowledges that no security measures are flawless.
"If somebody is bent on doing evil there is not a lot you can do to prevent it," he said, noting that criminals can scale fences and study security guards' routines to find a window of opportunity.
"In the final analysis we just have to trust God," Hunt said. "We can do everything we can and people find ways around things."
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Jenny read Classics at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. She remained in Cambridge for her graduate and postdoctoral work before moving to UCL in 2010. She works on Ancient Philosophy, with a focus on Presocratic and Platonic epistemology. Her first book, Likeness and Likelihood in the Presocratics and Plato (CUP 2012) is a study of the philosophical development of the meaning of the Greek word eikos.
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But while the Warriors may not be openly discussing 16 wins as a goal, they're also not going to be satisfied with simply picking up a box of Rice-A-Roni or some other parting gift on the way out the door after being swept by the Mavericks. A sweep by the Mavericks became impossible after the Warriors won the series opener on Sunday 97-85.
"Of course you're going to have expectations," Warriors guard Jason Richardson said Sunday before the Warriors' first playoff game in 12 seasons. "You don't want to just be happy being here."
Said guard Stephen Jackson: "We don't feel like an underdog team. We feel like a team that should be here. And we feel like we deserve to be here and we can play with any team."
Sunday marked just the fourth time this season the Warriors have appeared on a national television broadcast, and they relished an opportunity to reacquaint America with their brand of basketball.
"Everybody on this team is feeling like we can do some damage, or make some noise, put our name out there," Richardson said. "People have forgotten the Golden State Warriors. So right now, we're playing for ourselves, the team and this organization, because ... most NBA fans, they still don't know the starting five of the Golden State Warriors.
Mullin, the Warriors' executive vice president, thinks the franchise already started to rehabilitate its image with the 16-5 run to close the regular season and get into the postseason.
"I think they have," Mullin said. "Just getting into the playoffs, I think obviously helps with the respect factor, but I think it has been changing."
Powell's return
This isn't only a reunion for Warriors coach Don Nelson and his lead assistant, Larry Riley. Reserve forward Josh Powell is also an ex-Maverick, having been traded by Dallas to Indiana last summer after playing in 37 games for the Western Conference champions.
"I didn't think I'd be traded, but what happens, happens," said Powell, who came to Golden State as part of the eight-player Jan. 17 trade with the Pacers. "I didn't feel that anything went wrong. They had to make a business decision that was best for the organization, and that's understandable. I don't have hard feelings or anything. I was very fortunate, blessed to be there and to be able to experience what I experienced in my first year there."
Off the glass
The Dallas Stars hosted a first-round NHL playoff game on Saturday in American Airlines Center, and the quick turnaround to convert AAC to a basketball facility didn't go quite as smoothly as possible. Condensation on the floor forced the Mavericks to move their morning shootaround to the team's practice facility and kept the Warriors moving gingerly through their pregame workout. "It's like grease out there," Richardson said. "It feels like you're on ice skates."
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Well it's a bit of a dark and grey Monday today so I thought everyone could use a bit ray of sunshine to brighten their day!
This is Kate and Patrick's little girl May, who is clearly very proud and excited to have started ballet lessons on the weekend. It pretty much doesn't get cuter than this.
Happy Monday all!
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WELCOME TO THE PCH KITCHENGood morning, so good to see you. We hope you'll find the warmth and the friendship here that we have been privileged to enjoy. We have a common bond. We are Physically Challenged Homemakers.We share affection for one another through compassion, honesty, and most importantly, respect for one another and one another's situations.We gather here to share information on ways to make our lives easier, to offer support to each other and to share humor and laughter, sometimes tears and always good food.There is always room in the kitchen for all who would like to join in...So help yourself to a cup of coffee, cocoa, tea or fruit juice. There are always fresh fruit , muffins, coffee cake and cookies....pull up a chair at the old country table and visit awhile.....and remember to tell a friend.For our old friends that have not been by for awhile, we hope you will drop in and let us know how you are doing.
Good morning everyone, did not see a room for November so opened today. Chilly today Nancy, definately not a shorts day here but hey I am ok with some cover up for a change, been in the kitchen the past couple days baking some breads for yesterday and todays farmers market. Lin are you pretty chilly up in your lovely mountains? Throw on some more blankets lady, getting to be that time of year. Deery are you and Liz wet and cold out your way? Seems most of the country is being hit by chilly temps now, gonna have to be bringing up some wood for the fireplace before to long if this keeps up. Rains have hit us good, we needed it, but boy could do without the tornado warnings, hate when it happens after dark! The winds and weather sure did a number on our cow cream peas and alot of the okra, beating them down or bending them way over and breaking. Kerry pulled some turnips last night from the garden to sell today, yummy. I am taking everyone lunch today, have pinto beans with ham cooked and ready to go, will just have to transfer to crockpot and Kerry took an extention cord so we can keep them hot and will be making fresh cornbread in a bit to take as well. 6th annual food fest here in DeRidder is going on today with lots of vendors and music as well, it could be lots of fun and hopefully productive! Kerry had a very good day on a reg farmers market yesterday. I ordered me a new Professional 600 Kitchenaide mixer the other day for early birthday present! Some gals like jewels, give me a kitchen toy any time and I am happy LOL. Ok, I have chatted away, what is everyone else been up too? Deb hope you have found lots of patterns on Pintrest you can use and enjoy the site, it can sure keep a person busy for sure. Better get back to the kitchen... Have a great weekend!
Yahoo.... figured out how to get logged in again after trying on several days, don't know why or when I got logged out, but anyway. I had a horrible relapse after I was here, down in the back and hip, but is 100% better.
Yeah Connie, the wind is parading out a bitter wind today and I sat in my bedroom with my Vornado on from 8 when I woke up, to 3:30 while working on paperwork that got too far behind. Not too bad till I went after mail and discovered how quickly that chill invaded my bod after being so warm.
I have to clean out all the vegs (I bought to cook for special recipes ) in my frige that I was too sick to eat or cook. I usually have stuff in cans or freezer to eat on days such as those days go... usually bean soup or cream of chicken soup. Just enough nutrients to keep me going, not much, but some.
I am still really cold so will have to grab and run until the kitchen is warmer, so I can tell what's in there. I know there's Neese's regular sausage to make some gravy with onion and cream and I have bread. Never been one for biscuits and never, ever, cornbread. If it don't have yeast, it ain't bread. That's my philosophy. I can once in a blue moon eat a corn muffin or a biscuit from Hardee's, but I have to get there before 10:30 and that's a trick for me to get done.
Had to come back to explain to Deb...
I wasn't raised eating beans and cornbread, in Indiana and Florida; I actually don't remember my mother cooking beans or baking cornbread. She probably did but she made a big lunch meal for my daddy who painted and wallpapered homes up to lunch time, took a hour nap or so then off to work afternoon shift at the factory. So when we kids got home from school it was mostly hamburger gravy and fried potatoes with onions in bacon grease or potato or vegetable beef soups, homemade of course. Sometimes scrambled eggs with oatmeal, milk, onion and bacon. My parents were farm raised as was myself and my brother so we had hearty meals but there were some foods we didn't HAVE to eat. I've lived in VA since 83, after a couple years in the Ozarks and a decade in Bay Area of CA. So I never developed a taste for cornmeal but do use it on my French breads and fried green tomatoes, something fried eggplant but that's usually with cracker meal. So maybe you know me better now I hope.
I had some week old leftover breadsticks, pizza, and cinnamon sticks from Pizza Hut that I threw out an hour ago. I just could not eat but 3 pieces of pizza and 2 of the breadsticks when it was fresh. Being down on the bed with my back, it didn't get put away in the freezer wrapped up; now the crows are so happy calling everyone to come look. They always make me laugh the way they share even crumbs. Plus there are 2 grown female cats that come check out the garbage smorgasboard when they hear my car start up or at least get back here from the mailbox.
Sending hello's to all, just can't post to each one at this time, sorry. I'm warming up my gravy; it was so good last evening, gotta have more. I love that sausage; it's like homemade with no "unknown stuff" in it, just meat and a bit of grease.
Must go for now, I have icicle fingers! Love to all. Linda
lin_65 or blueridge_va Some of my older posts were as homebody in '02 and had 2-3 other forgotten names; there were so many problems with the old BB. I had to log out each time and using a dial-up ISP; trying to log in again, would be denied entry; until I got another name. Does not seem possible that so many years have passed. And now I'm wireless, have an android tablet and a 2006 Dell. That's an upgrade and is very fast. Makes me happy when I'm looking for recipes.
Connie those beans and cornbread sound soooo good. Especially in this chilly weather. Yes I found some patterns to try. The coughing has got me down. I was so weak a couple of days ago that I would almost pass out during a coughing spell. Am a bit better now. Lin I can't believe that you live in the Blueridge Mts in VA and don't like cornbread or biscuits. I grew up in NY, but my Dad was born and raised on down those Mts in NC. As treat, my Mom would make yellow Sweet Cornbread as a treat for us kids. BUT the real treat was the couple of times a year that we would get Soup Beans And Skillet White Cornbread. You couldn't find White Cornmeal up north in those days, or Pinto and Great Northern Beans, Or Self Rising Flour. When we came south every summer, we had to find room for them all in the car to take home. Now I live in TN, still in those Mts, and I can enjoy them any time. BUT then I had a hard time finding Italian Sausage, and decent Pizza. Need to go. Hugs
Do you all remember this?? I found it at Tipnut.com and hope I don't get in trouble placing it here... In honor of my own beloved and so very much missed, my own Grandma, Nellie Grace. L.
THE APRON. Do you remember ?
The History of 'APRONS'
I don't think our kids know what an apron is.
The principal use of Grandma's apron was to protect the dress underneath, because she only had a few, it was easier to wash aprons than dresses and they used less material, but along with that, it s erved as a potholder forremoving hot pans from the oven.
It was wonderful for drying children's tears, and on occasion was even used for cleaning out dirty ears.
From the chicken coop, the apron was used for carrying eggs, fussy chicks, and sometimes half-hatched eggs to be finished in the warming oven.
When company came, those aprons were ideal hiding places for shy kids.
And when the weather was cold, grandma wrapped it around her arms.
Those big old aprons wiped many a perspiring brow, bent over the hot wood stove.
Chips and kindling wood were brought into the kitchen in that apron.
From the garden, it carried all sorts of vegetables. After the peas had been shelled, it carried out the hulls.
In the fall, the apron was used to bring in apples that had fallen from the trees.
When unexpected company drove up the road, it was surprising how muc h furniture that old apron could dust in a matter of seconds.
When dinner was ready, Grandma walked out onto the porch, waved her apron, and the men knew it was time to come in from the fields to dinner.
It will be a long time before someone invents something that will replace that 'old-time apron' that served so many purposes.
Send this to those who would know (and love) the story about Grandma's aprons.
That cornbread sounds yummy. I make mine in my crock pot so I don't have to bend down for the oven, and the summer it works well because I don't heat up the kitchen. I just use a cake/tube pan and put it in my crock pot instead of the insert, and cook on Hi for 2 hours or less (depends on how thick). Some recipes say to put a wood spoon handle to let steam out, some say not to vent. I've tried both, and not much difference.
I remember Grandma's apron very well, even though I didn't think about it.
Showered a bit here. Has frozen a few nights. Some nights it only gets to 40 degrees though.
I made the best tacos the other night. It uses flat-bottom crunchy shells and you scoop the filling in and bake for 11 min. Turned out very good. Found a recipe on Facebook, and modified the recipe a bit because I don't care for real hot/spicy ones- can make any recipe for filling.
I was looking for a crochet pattern for a baby shower coming up, and found some very good ones on Pinterest. We got a new laser printer that prints from our mobile iPad and iPods, so it was so easy to find it on my iPod and just take "print" and make a printed copy to use.
Keep Smilin'! A good laugh- for any reason- will do anyone good!
Lin thanks for posting about Grandma's apron, how true that rings when you think back to those times, hehe, ahh yes, gathering of chicks in them. Lil story for ya, my oldest sister Donna was bringing some baby chicks home one Halloween, carrying in her lil apron, had set them down on the ground in a cemetery she was cutting through. Someone popped from behind a tombstone and scared her so bad, she ran off and left her chicks, never did find them, hehe. Mom used to gather eggs from the dump they lived at, she and the oldest sis wearing their aprons, a truck from the egg farm would bring eggs that did not hatch to dump there and with the fires burning, the heat would hatch some of those eggs and Mom and sis would gather them in their aprons and take them home to raise, then they would eat chicken or Mom would can them after cleaned and butchered. The olden days as you can imagine. Mary I know you say you use your crockpots ALL the time, to each their own, but I cannot imagine myself cooking cornbread for two hours when I can pop it in my oven for 15 to 20 mins and feed a hungry group, don't have the time, and like I say, to each their own. One time I was talking about us growing lots of tomatoes, and you chimed in with you not liking tomatoes, but like I say, to each their own. I use my crock pots and slow cookers but sure not all the time. Lin did your fingers thaw out the other night? LOL. And did you finally, or have you gotten the strength to make you some more cookies? You said the cookie jar was empty *grin* I went for doctors appt today and don't have to go back for 2 months, I was excited about that and results, went to Sonic for late breakfast and to Wal Mart. Came home and message from our son Ryan, his wife Jenn is in the hospital now, in labor with baby grandson Jaxton! Yes I am excited, had to call Kerry and let him know otherwise he would have beat me LOL. Hope everyone is having a good day, Deb you crocheting yet? Nancy girl, you are quiet, you watching your animals on the cams now? Well better go, going to the kitchen to work up tomatoes, oops, hehe, into salsa. Have a good day, Connie
No Connie no crocheting yet. I will be off line for a while. Can't explane but Hope to be back before Christmas. Hugs to all
Well good luck Deb, hope to see you back one day, take care and Happy Holidays to you and your family. Connie
Hi Connie, Lin, Debbie Mary. Time fly's too fast and find it hard to get in here very often. Nice to see all you Gals. Debbie, take care until we see you again. Hi Mary, what baby item will you be making for the shower. I don't remember if you said.
Hi Lin, sounds like you are doing a little better then the last time I looked in.
Connie, how exciting waiting for new grandson to be born.
I am doing well. Can now go 3 weeks between labs. Yesterday a tree on daughters property fell on power line. Power company came and cut it down. Didn't have a power outage. I was surprised we didn't.
Wishing all a good week.
Hugs, Deery
As a deer longs for flowing streams, so my soul longs for you, O God. Psalm 42:1
Hi Girls, Well I finally found you all again. After I found you the first time my laptop decided it was done, infected by a bad virus, yes I had virus protection but the tech said it was the worst virus he had seen and couldn't fix it. So I finally located you guys again and it let me in. :) Connie, how exciting for Jen and Ryan, hope all is well with baby Jaxton and mom as well. Funny you were talking about cornbread and beans, we had chili tonight with cornbread muffins. Yum. Lin, nice to see you again as well, hope you are feeling better and that you got warmed up. Debbie, sad to see you go but hope you will be back soon. Deery, how are you doing lady, hope staying warm. Waving hi to Nancy if you pop in. So glad this dang site will finally let me in with no problems now after I had such a hard time for a long time. Jim and I are all ready for winter, wood in, Christmas shopping done and MIL getting ready to move down south, this weekend so that in itself is wonderful news. Hope everyone has a good night.
Howdy... Once more I got here in through the back door. Those dump chicken meals sound pretty good, hey? I'm scared of chicken in the market, all the stuff on tv just makes me quesy about a lot of foods that used to be so good. Anyway, funny story Connie. How is your honey doing?, recovered from all that garden work and selling? I miss selling at my Farmer's Market but just moving a bit is a reminder why I can't do it anymore. I know exact;ly what you mean Mary about stooping over with back or hip joint problems. I bought a beautiful red toaster oven from www.Ginnys.com to bake in to eliminate some of the oven bending with cookies especially. And by the way Nancy, Ginny's has a Vornado less than a hundred and is guaranteed by both her and the manufacturer. It is designed to heat a whole room by vortex. They also have an Oreck air puriifier, less than 3, or a couple others that clean the air less than 1. I've dealt with Ginny's for close to two decades and it's quality, and delivered to the door in 2-5 days. The longer period is shipments from a company from reputable businesses also.I just received the new red and black super-slick rolling pin, love it! Well, I've had nothing to eat yet today going on 3:30 so guess I need to take care of that, then I'm naking a $300 Fudge Cake with poured on Fudge Frosting that sets up firm after it fills the holes punched in the cake while it is still hot. I haven't ever figured out how that happened but I got that recipe in '83 when me and my 2 kids moved here. I also found a dip for graham crackers and/or apples. I'm leaving the link and will be back in a couple of days. What happened that Deb has left and when? I must have missed something along the way. Hugs...
5 Minute Apple Dip
Yields 2 cups
1 (8-ounce) package room temperature cream cheese1/2 cup dark brown sugar1/4 cup white sugar 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract1 (8-ounce) package chopped toffee bits (such as Heath or Skor), dividedApples, graham crackers, and/or pretzels for serving
In a stand mixer or with a hand mixer, blend together cream cheese, brown sugar, white sugar, and vanilla until smooth. Stir in all but a handful of the toffee bits. Transfer to a bowl and garnish with remaining toffee bits. Serve with sliced apples and graham crackers
Lin actually the honey is doing ok, still working himself silly, we planted the second garden and it did so so, but we have had okra to sell as well as some smaller late crop of tomatoes and now the turnips he is even selling along with my breads and his wood crafts so he has definately been busy. He is going to the shop in a bit to work on some pine and oak trivets he has made and sold, one solid piece of wood, unique. But thanks for asking. I have a toaster oven that I used a fair amount, then it got put aside and I needed my counter top for other things, so I put the darned thing away, sometimes I think I would love to have it out to use, but the bending to pull out and put away. Well it is still put away, lol. Deb didn't say why she was having to leave for a while, sometimes she just does, well wishing her the best anyway. Ann glad you could find the room again, darned virus's to bad we can't take a shot for the buggers. The time is rolling around fast Ann, am I seeing you doing the happy dance yet? No I am kidding, just maybe things will be less stressful when she moves and she will be happier there, you two have done all that you can.. Hugs
Those new babies are so special!!
Deery: I made a crocheted bib and booties for the new baby girl who is due in Feb. (Pastor's daughter, so everyone will be there!). I just finished them last night. Now I'm crocheting some Christmas gifts.
Getting cold again today- temps. keep dropping. It should freeze again tonight.
I've been buying salsa in a jar at the grocery store because it's more convenient than making it, because tomatoes don't grow well here (under the black walnut trees- they get suffocated), and I'm the only one in the family that will eat raw tomatoes- I remember my dad growing them every year in his garden when I was growing up. The salsa is good when I make those baked tortilla bowls and add any taco filling I want, to each bowl. It was good with refried beans, burger and salsa.
I cook the cornbread in the crock pot because when I bend down to put things in or out of the oven, I can't get back up again without help from my arms on a counter. That's why I use the crock pot so much. It is terribly frustrating when I can't do something I used to do so easily, without thinking about it. (I had a bag of frozen chicken breasts at the bottom of the freezer this morning, and had to have my son move it for me so I could get something else- the bag wasn't heavy at all, it's just that I was bent over and there was no way I could lift the bag and lift myself to a standing position at the same time. No pain, but just frustration.)
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The new bridge viewed from Boston, sometime between 1906 and 1912. Note the absence of MIT in the distance, and that the subway tracks in the center have yet to be connected to anything.
View of the Longfellow, or "Salt and Pepper," Bridge in 1923
View of the Salt and Pepper Bridge from Cambridge, looking toward Boston in 1923
The Longfellow Bridge from Cambridge in 1923
Aerial view of the Esplanade and the Longfellow Bridge in 1935
View of the Longfellow Bridge and the Charles River Esplanade in 1933
A snowy view of the iron railing and Boston skyline in the Back Bay from the Longfellow Bridge. Taken between 1934-1956
Roadway and towers on the Longfellow Bridge taken between 1934 and 1956
The Boston skyline from the Charles River at the Longfellow Bridge taken between 1934-1956
The Longfellow Bridge looking toward Boston in 1930
View of the Charles River and the Longfellow bridge from the Ritz-Carlton in 1930
An ice-encrusted esplanade by the Longfellow Bridge. Taken between 1917-1934
View of the Salt and Pepper Bridge from the Esplanade in 1930
Arbella docked on the Charles River near the Longfellow Bridge in 1930
The Longfellow Bridge in 1931
A train passes by on the Longfellow Bridge in 1931
The Longfellow Bridge in Cambridge in 1932
The main piers have sculptures that represent Viking ships.
View of the Longfellow Bridge looking toward the Charles Street Jail in 1940
Storrow Drive and new ramps at the Longfellow Bridge in 1952
Boston skyline with a view of the Longfellow Bridge
The state has awarded a more than $250 million contract to refurbish the historic Longfellow bridge that connects Boston and Cambridge.
Bridge work means three years of traffic disruptions
The MBTA Red Line runs along the iconic "Salt and Pepper" Bridge
View of the Longfellow Bridge and the Charles River before construction
View of the Longfellow Bridge from the Esplanade
Many businesses in Boston and Cambridge are raising concerns about the $255.5 million construction project on the Longfellow Bridge
Beginning Saturday, there will be a detour for Cambridge-bound traffic. Throughout construction, one lane of traffic will carry vehicles into Boston, but the bridge will not allow vehicles to travel from Boston to Cambridge for the next three and a half years.
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Burne, Melian earn NCAA Championship berths
May 22, 2014
Jacksonville, Fla. – Senior Olivia Burne and sophomore Christina Melian have qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Regional Championships in the 1,500-meter and 5,000-meter runs, respectively. Competition is scheduled for May 29-31 at University of North Florida.
The NCAA Regionals serve as the first and second rounds of the NCAA Outdoor Championships. The country is split into two regions, east and west, with the top 48 performances in each event from the spring season qualifying for the first round.
Burne will make her fourth appearance in four years in the 1,500-meters. Last season, she advanced to the second round for the first time in her career by placing fifth in her heat in 4:27.23. The Palmerston North, New Zealand product enters the meet 17th on the descending order list with a time of 4:19.58, the personal record she set at the Swarthmore Final Qualifier May 12.
She hit four ECAC qualifiers in the 1,500-meters during the 2014 campaign, including a second straight first-place finish at the America East Outdoor Championships May 4.
"I feel Olivia has gained a lot of experience in the last few years from competing in this event," Stony Brook track and field head coach Andy Ronan said. "If she can draw on that, I am optimistic about her chances of moving on to Eugene. It would be a great way for Olivia to end her Stony Brook career."
Burne will first race Thursday, May 29 in one of four heats of 12 runners. The first five in each heat plus the competitors with the next four fastest times will advance to the NCAA Quarterfinals Saturday, May 31, which will consist of two heats of 12 runners. The runners in the top five in each heat and those with the next two fastest times will move on to the NCAA Championships June 11-14 at the University of Oregon.
Melian will make her debut at the NCAA Regional Championships. She sits at No. 25 on the descending order list for the 5,000-meters with the performance of 16:11.88 she achieved when she placed third at the Penn Relays. No stranger to big races, Melian won the 3,000-meters at the 2013 Junior National Championships and the ECAC Championships.
She met her first ECAC standard of the season in the 5,000-meter run when she placed sixth in 16:34.35 at the Colonial Relays in April.
"Christina comes into the championship running confidently," Ronan said. "She has the ability to race well on the big day, so even though this is her first time at the NCAA Regionals, I don't see her getting awed by the occasion. If she can be patient in the early stages, I feel she can put herself in a strong position to make it to the finals at Eugene."
The 5,000-meters will be run Saturday, May 31 as two semifinal heats of 24 participants. The top five runners in each semi and those with the next two fastest times will qualify for the NCAA Championship Final at the University of Oregon.


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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Which pad combo for R8?
I am looking for a sleeping pad combo to equal an R value of approximately 8. I plan to use a Gossamer Gear Thinlite 1/8" on bottom, an inflatable pad between, and a Gossamer Gear Thinlite 3/8" on top. The question is, what should the intermediate inflatable be? The two thinlite pads give me an R-value of about 1.8. Close enough to 2 for me. So I need a pad that has an R-value of 6 or better. I have been thinking of a POE Hyper Elite at an R-value of 5-14 and 19.5 oz., an Exped Downmat7 pump at R-value 5.9 and 32 oz., or a custom Kookabay synthetic fill mat. I want the CCF in the system for redundancy. I don't want to have a pad failure in the back country at temps. low enough to warrant an R8 rating. Is this paranoid thinking on my part? Any recommendations for or against any of these options? Any other options I've missed? Thanks.
@skullmonkeyLocale: Finland
Where, what ground, and what temperature are you planning to camp on? By the sound of it it is Alpine Mountaineering on over 2000 m elevation.
@jnklein21Locale: Southeast
I would recommend trying to get the Rvalue of the CC pads closer to 3 (at least at your torso) and having bender make you a custom DAM to cover the difference. In addition to the gossamer pads I would look at the zlite / ridgerest pads.
This gives you a little margin in case your air mat fails — if you figure you need R-8 I guess it wouldn't hurt to consider said failure.
@4quietwoodsLocale: Michigan
The DM7 is a great pad. I think you could get a down Kookabay w/similar R-value for nearly 1/2 the weight, might add some extra down just to cover your bases, as it were. I haven't used the Hyper Elite, but it seems like a good option.
It's not really paranoid thinking to have redundancy in this way. But since I started using self-inflaters in the mid-80s or so I've never put a hole in one, nor in my air mats. They travel in my pack & go straight into the tent. Where I've personally found myself using a CCF/inflatable combo is when I've been trying to boost the R-value of a pad… ie a R-4 pad w/a ridge rest gets to ~R-6.
Alpine mountaineering is the environment for this setup. Aconcagua in 2011, Denali in 2012, and a LOT of training trips before, between, and after.
i have on more than one occasion seen inflatable sleeping pads left irreparable by a misplaced crampon. it's one thing to have that happen in the cascades or mt washington where it can be worked around as apposed to some multi-week expedition like denali. there's more than one high altitude specialist that wouldn't include an inflatable pad in their sleeping system for just that reason. that being said there are those that do and with few exceptions the guided trips combine an inflatable with a closed cell foam pad, but not nearly achieving your r-value. i think your system is overkill for a aconcagua.
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
I don't think you will want to juggle the complexities of three layers of sleeping pad. Normally I use one layer for summer and two layers for winter. For summer on Aconcagua, I used two layers. One was a 3/4 length Thermarest (1") and one was a 3/4 length of cheap CCF. Then I had plenty of thick clothing to augment that if there had been a failure.
One guy almost had his sleeping bag blow away in a gust of wind. That is a human failure that you can't afford.
Definitely overkill for Aconcagua. Would an R-value of 5 probably be okay if only camping on snow? Seems like much more than 5 is overkill on snow and ice.
@ktimmLocale: Colorado (SeekOutside)
Personally I wouldn't use inflatables on a long expedition. I've seen them fail on different pads on consecutive trips (one was a slickrock trip ouch). I don't even use a inflatable by itself now, if I'm going with only one I go CCF and have just learned to sleep comfy on it.
If I could I might take an inflatable torso length for comfort.
@skullmonkeyLocale: Finland
R Value of 5 is perfect for Snow, yes.
Mulitmat Adventure or Ridge Rest Solar + a inflatable of choice and you're set.
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IThe new negotiation tactic (well...old on this side of the water). Would be nice if it was true though (but only if we lose Berbs...and Berbs loses is stink attitude))Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Would be god if it was true but agree with previous comments that it's unlikely. Especially considering the Klinsmann link.
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We had made an offer of 20M euros for his services, clearly we are interested in him, but this was at the time when the Berbatov rumors going to Manure or Inter. I think Podolski would be good for spurs if Berbatov is definitely leaving. Other than that we don't need another striker. Last season, we scored over 60 goals, we don't have a problem of scoring goals, our problems is we gave up over 60 goals and thus what we need is solid defense, starting with a solid keeper, defenders and defensive mid-fielders. Hope Ramos does not off-load Huddlestone as he is rumored to go to Everton. Although I like what Ramos has done for Spurs so far, I do not like the Spanish flavor that Spurs are evolving into.


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Employees with Asa Asphalt prepare the rodeo grounds near the sponsors building for asphalt to be poured. This will create a parking lot for rodeo sponsors, as well as a place for the tent, and is just one of several projects underway in preparation for the 59th annual Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo.
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SIKESTON -- With only about 50 days to go until the 59th annual Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo kicks off, it's crunch time for the club to get everything ready for the big event, which begins Aug. 10.
"Our work parties are in full swing pretty much every day," said Cal Crader, general chairman of the 2011 events.
For more information about the pageants, purchasing tickets, becoming a sponsor or more, go to the rodeo website, www.sikestonrodeo.com, or call the ticket office, 1-800-455-BULL.
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Rockcastle County Middle School students participated in CAP's Grateful Bread Food Pantry Hunger Awareness March on September 4th.
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Prior to Friday night at Petco Park, Padres left-handed, pinch-hitter Matt Stairs and right-handed Washington closer Matt Capps had met three times previously.
Stairs was 2-for-3 against Capps with a homer and a strikeout.
Now he's 2-for-4 with a homer and two strikeouts.
With the bases loaded and no one out with the Padres trailing by two in the ninth Friday, Capps threw a full-count slider past Stairs for a called third strike. The next two Padres - Will Venable (strikeout) and David Eckstein (ground out) also failed as the Padres lost 5-3.
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This week I completed a 4oz skein of Colonial Wool dyed by my friend Carla from CJKoho Designs in the colorway Alice. I was thinking about keeping the yarn as a single but decided that I wanted a bulky yarn. I'm pleased with the yarn. This was my first time spinning the Colonial Wool. It was a nice spin but I must say, I'm so used to my fine wool and this isn't. It most likely will become a hat.
I've made a bit of progress on the Casu Cowl. I'm at 20 inches now. It's slow going and not as fun to knit as I had hoped. I really prefer knitting in the round. It takes forever to knit a few inches this way.
Finally, I cast on The Running Headband written by our friend, Cindy, at the Gauge Wars blog. Cables are a weakness of mine so I thought this headband, using my handspun, would be a nice way for me to work on the skill. I'm on row 13 of 21.
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April 4, 2011 Simpson County Tornado
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Event SummaryThis tornado developed west of Braxton near Barney Smith Road and moved east northeast through northern Simpson county...through the town of Braxton and lifting near St. John Road east of Braxton. Many trees were snapped and uprooted...some falling on houses...in a convergent pattern along its path. The tornado was a half to three quarters of a mile wide for most of its path.
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The Meridian Community College Eagles entered its game Sunday afternoon needing a victory to try and avoid a three-game series sweep at the hands of Delgado, but the Eagles fell just short.
Delgado smashed two home runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to complete the sweep over Meridian by a final score of 4-2.
MCC dropped its overall record to 20-19 and 3-5 in Miss-Lou Conference play, while Delgado improved to 30-9 and 5-3 in league play.
Delgado took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning on a sacrifice fly by Frankie Watts, but the MCC pitching staff would hold the Dolphins in check for the next several innings.
MCC tied the game at 1-1 in the top of the seventh inning on a bunt single by Grant Hill to bring the game back to even, but the Dolphins came up with two big blows in the bottom half of the frame.
Austin Barrios delivered a two-run home run down the right field line with two outs and Chris Eades followed with a solo home run to left field to give the Dolphins a 4-1 lead.
MCC scratched for one run in the top of the ninth inning on a single by Michael Druhan, but Delgado would hold on for the two-run victory.
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A cute little calf -- look at her cute face and those long, long eyelashes. :) Is this not adorable???
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Little calf faces
A cute little calf -- look at her cute face and those long, long eyelashes. :) Is this not adorable???
10 comments:
- Country Gal said...
I have always loved calves faces and pretty eyes !
What a sweet photo ! Have a good day !
- July 7, 2011 at 8:53 AM
- Mikey said...
I never get enough of calves and their sweet faces. We're bottle feeding a lil tyke right now and he's SO sweet. I love to rub him while he eats and pretend to be his mama :) Calves are the best!
- July 7, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Sharon said...
I enjoy seeing the faces of those little cows!!!
I really like you new header also.
Glad to read that hubs got his spraying before the rain.
It is doing a lot of that here too.
- July 7, 2011 at 2:08 PM
- Dicky Bird said...
LOVE those faces too. You know you've "been out on the farm" too long when you want to kiss all of them...I've been known to kiss a few furry lips! Blessings from Wisconsin.
- July 7, 2011 at 4:28 PM
- The Wife said...
You can never have too many calf pictures. That's just my opinion. And believe me, I have TONS!
- July 7, 2011 at 7:39 PM
- Cheryl said...
Ah what a cutie-patootie. I'd kiss it.... are they stinky? lol
- July 7, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Feral Female said...
Calves are just so adorable!
- July 8, 2011 at 6:18 AM
- gtyyup said...
Anyone with calves are crazy for their calves and lots of photos is a MUST!!! I took pics last evening of ours!
- July 8, 2011 at 9:27 AM
- Alana Jo said...
I am the same way with my chickens! Nuts? Maybe.. but who wants to be normal.
- July 8, 2011 at 6:49 PM
- Dogpatch Primitives said...
Of course you love them what's not to love about them? I would think it abnormal not to love them! They're a beautiful creature!
I've never lived on a farm, but if given opportunity, I would kiss those sweet babies faces!
Thanks for sharing the sweet pics!
- July 10, 2011 at 8:09 AM


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