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Raw oatmeal recipe
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- 1 1/4 cups quick oats (pre-cooked)
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1 apple
- 1 tablespoon raisins
Recipe Directions
- 1. OPTIONAL TO SOFTEN: The night before, throw the water, raisins and then oats into your blender. Let them sit overnight.
- 2. In the morning, start your blender (and if you didn't soak the night before, throw the water, raisins and then the oats into your blender). While the water and oats are blending, chop the apple and then add it to the blender, too.
- 3. Continue blending until the oatmeal is a nice, smooth texture.
- 4. Eat! I love to top this oatmeal with more whole raisins and a sprinkle of cinnamon. This recipe makes for a very filling breakfast.
The Rawtarian's ThoughtsBy The Rawtarian
In the morning, my breakfast is almost always either fresh fruit, a green smoothie, or--my favourite--quick, blended oatmeal.
This recipe does take a bit of preparation because it should be soaked overnight, but, with only a few ingredients, it's so easy! (PS: You can do it without soaking but it won't be as smooth.)
Of course, like any good oatmeal, top this recipe with fruit or whatever suits your fancy!
PS: It has recently come to my attention that eating truly uncooked oats is not safe. Thus, I have modified this recipe to use quick rolled oats, which have been cooked but are way better for your digestive system. Truly raw (uncooked) oats are very tough on the digestive system and should not be eaten because of their high amount of phytic acid.
Nutrition Facts
- This recipe is very low in Calories, Fat, Carbohydrates, and Sodium.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Protein, Dietary Fiber, and Iron.
Amounts per 192 g (7 oz) suggested serving
|% Daily
|6 %
|5 g
|9 %
|2.3 g
|3 %
|30 g
|9 %
|Dietary Fiber
|4 g
|13 %
|6 g
|23 mg
|2 %
|1.7 mg
|13 %
|5 mg
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Mar 31, 2013
I tired this recipe for breakfast this morning. I used blueberries and a little bit of almond milk. I also added some honey. Cut 1/2 banana and sweet !!!! Thank you. I am a fan!
Apr 22, 2013
BTW.. I am also going to try your brownies..my hubby and I went to the health food store...AGAIN...lol last night to get the ingredients. I've been on a juice fast for the last two weeks and, I have been craving sweets all week!!!
Dec 06, 2016
Soaked oats are the same as cooked: http://claireobeid.com/why-you-should-never-eat-raw-oats/
Nov 10, 2016
The texture is gummy for the oatmeal. I didn't soak the night before and I used quickoats.
Jul 04, 2016
Linoya's Review
Raw oatmeal recipe
First of all, thank youfor your recipes, they're great (especially the banana cream pie, even non-raw-foodists LOVED it!)
Sencond, I see a lot of recipes with oats. I've been told, that oats are not good in a raw food diet.. But sometimes I really want to eat an oatmeal, and I don't have raw oats, only Quaker.. Do you think, as a raw-foodist who probably know more than Ido, that it's okay once in a while, or should I try to not eat it at all?
Hi Linoya!
Eating uncooked oats is not good for you. They are somewhat toxic when raw so do stay away from eating them uncooked.
If you are going to eat oats, please cook them. :)
Jul 04, 2016
That's for sure, but instant oats are healthy at all?
Jul 06, 2016
Linoya's Review
Raw oatmeal recipe
ok, thanks!
jessicaa's Review
Raw oatmeal recipe
The taste was great but it is just too gummy of a texture for me. I might try not soaking it overnight and see if that is better.
Hi Jessica! Thanks for your review. To be honest, I am not crazy about this recipe anymore either. I think it needs some tweaking!!
pocket grokette
Apr 13, 2016
You can use really raw oats!
Soak them 12-24 hours with double the amount of water, 1tbsp apple cider vinegar, and 1tbsp buckwheat flour. Buckwheat contains phytase which will pre-digest the phytic acid for ya! Drain and rinse well before adding to the recipe.
Thanks for your note - this sounds like an excellent solution!!! How did you figure this out?
Pocket Grokette
Apr 16, 2016
I'm in school to become a certified holistic nutrition consultant, so I'm always looking for ways to optimize nutrition for vegans. I actually found the buckwheat flour idea on a marksdailyapple.com forum thread, and the reasoning is totally sound. I've done it a few times and made it into overnight oats, and I didn't have any issues even though I don't tolerate grains well.
Thanks very much for sharing your finds. This is a good one. I appreciate the nudge in this direction, because the oat issue has been perplexing me for a long time now.
Please share any other juicy tidbits that you discover.
And yay for the world that you're in school and are contributing to make the world a better place. The world needs that special something that only you have.
Aiyana Baida
Mar 11, 2016
Can we use quick cooking oats even though we are not heating them? What would be the benefit or difference between using steel cut oats and rolled oats?
Hi Aiyana,
It is not healthy or safe to eat uncooked oats. They are high in phytic acid which is bad for digestion.
Even soaking overnight oats are not a good idea, in my opinion. (Unless you are using pre-cooked oats, like quick oats, which are not raw and those are fine to eat because they are already cooked.)
I am not an anal person and I don't really care about whether you eat organic or soak your nuts etc, but, truly, eating uncooked oats is bad for your health.
Aiyana Baida
Mar 11, 2016
Thank you for your feedback. I made the recipe and lightly heated the oatmeal. It tasted great!
Perfect Aiyana! Thanks for letting me know how it turned out :)
Mar 02, 2016
This recipe is fine. Just wasn't my thing I guess. Soaked the oats overnight so it was creamy. Flavor was good. I think I struggled with it being cold. Wonder if next time I might warm it up just a little and may like it even better. Also, I'm trying to lose weight so the serving size for me would have to be one serving.
I am a bit tortured about this recipe myself. It's really gummy.
Jan 24, 2016
I love this app. This one is the best so far. However I have a question a out this recipe. The serving size have 3 portions, the calories per serving are 210, so it will be a total of 630 calories. I don't think the ingredients are too high in calories. I think I am reading this wrong. Do I need to multiply the portions by the total of calories, or the calories are the total calories for the recipe, including all the ingredients, and the serving size is just a guide and doesn't affects the serving size?
Thank you and this app is awesome!
Hi Sally,
I'm happy that you're enjoying the app!
I agree that this one is a confusing one, since it sounds like there's not a lot there in the recipe, but the calories are quite high per serving.
A 1/4 cup of dry steel cut oats is 150 calories, according to the tub of steel cut oats that's sitting in my kitchen. Thus, this recipe in full (1 1/4 cup steel cut oats etc) is at least 750+ calories.
Does this help?
Dorothy Dukes
Feb 07, 2015
Dorothy Dukes's Review
Raw oatmeal recipe
Made this and loved it! I think I'll skip the blending next time as it's very smooth.
So glad you enjoyed it, Dorothy :)
Nov 26, 2014
Could there be a typo on the ingredients? I was preparing to soak my oats tonight to try this for tomorrow and I noticed the cooking directions on my steel-cut oats are 1 cup oats to 4 cups water for 4 servings. Should the ingredients be 1/4 cup oats instead of 1 1/4 cup for 1 serving? Thanks.
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Is Hamas really on its way to moderation and pragmatism, as some Western political analysts and diplomats have come to believe?
And what do some Hamas leaders mean when they say that they are ready to accept a Palestinian state "only" in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem?
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What Mashaal is actually saying is that because Hamas is aware of the fact that it cannot achieve its goal of destroying Israel now, it will take whatever land the Israelis give it and then continue the fight to "liberate" all Palestine, from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.
No one better than Mashaal himself expressed this view in the same CNN interview, where he stated: "Palestine, from the river to the sea, from the north to the south, it is my land. And the land of my fathers and grandfathers, inhabited by the Palestinians from a long time ago…but because of the circumstances of the region, because of the keenness to stop the bloodshed, the Palestinians today, and Hamas, have agreed on a program that accepts the 1967 borders."
What Mashaal and other "moderate" Hamas leaders are saying is this: "Give us a Palestinian state now in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem so that we could use it as a launching pad for eliminating Israel."
In an interview with Al-Jazeera this week, Mashaal admitted for the first time that Iran has been providing Hamas with weapons and money. He also revealed that Arab and Islamic countries, as well as individuals and organizations, have also been supporting Hamas militarily and financially.
Today it has become clear to most Palestinians that a future Palestinian state would be run by Hamas or Islamic Jihad. These two groups' popularity has increased among Palestinians, especially in wake of their self-declared "victory" over Israel during the recent Israel-Hamas conflict.
Hamas's effort to depict itself as a "moderate" movement reached its peak this week when Mashaal phoned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to voice support for the request to upgrade the status of a Palestinian entity to non-member observer in the UN.
Mashaal's phone call was again misinterpreted as a sign that Hamas was willing to accept a state only within the pre-1967 lines.
But as Hamas officials later explained, the fact that Mashaal had welcomed Abbas's statehood bid did not mean that the movement was prepared to give up "one inch of Palestine."
Hamas is engaged in a subtle campaign to win the sympathy of the international community by appearing as if it is ready to abandon its dream of destroying Israel. Mashaal's remarks should be seen in the context of a new Hamas tactic aimed at turning the radical Islamist movement into a legitimate and recognized player in the international and regional arenas.
Those who have been misled into believing Hamas's lies should be referred to the movement's charter, where it is clearly stated that "The Islamic Resistance Movement believes that the land of Palestine has been an Islamic Waqf throughout the generations and until the Day of Resurrection, no one can renounce it or part of it, or abandon it or part of it…the liberation of that land is an individual duty binding on all Muslims everywhere. When our enemies usurp some Islamic lands, Jihad [holy war] becomes a duty binding on all Muslims."Khaled Abu Toameh
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No they're not. Simply put, the world WANTS to agree with hamas. Most global attitudes towards Jews have not changed in 1500 years. All that changes are the excuses for continuing it.
Abbas is just another arm of the Muslim Brotherhood Islamic Jihad effort to take whatever they can from Israel and then take the rest. Arafat said himself that he is fighting Israel with a new weapon —– politics. Might we call this politics of terror?
As much as I hate to say this, Hamas' position is not that unreasonable. It's like when you're being arrested and you start throwing your arms around and shout at the officers: "I didn't do it, let me go!" But they tell you: "Look, first we have to book you and then the judge will take a look at your case. That's the procedure!" Here we have a clearly defined by the international law case of illegal occupation, so first we have to stop that. First of all, before everything else! And then figure out the politics behind the unreasonable demands and the unwillingness o fulfill them.
Occupation? Israel left Gaza years ago. What you are alleging is that wherever Jews are it is "occupied." Israel should have sent gaza back to the dinosaur age – then only mother nature would occupy it with what's left of her roaches
Don't be ridiculous, Gaza is a huge prison, it's a typical WWII ghetto: sealed from the outside, closely watched and tightly controlled so as to create harsh and unlivable conditions for the population. Think regular prison, where the guards, although representing only 5% of the population and controlling less then 3% of the territory, are in complete control of the entire facility.
Under international law, Israel has the perfect right to all contested (so-called Palestinian) territories http://gardenstate.forumotion.com/t4-the-legal-foundation-and-borders-of-israel-under-international-law
I wish Israel did a better job fighting these incessant lies about legal aspects of the conflict.
Well, Grief likes to quote the Mandate, which by Grief's own admission had lost its legality as soon as it was lifted. He dismisses the League Of Nations, the UN altogether, he makes no mention of the ICC rulings regarding Israel, nothing about the refugees legal status… Of course, we know that In 1950, the International Law Commission listed the following sources as forms of evidence to customary international law: treaties, diplomatic correspondence, practice of international organizations, decisions of national and international courts, national legislation, opinions of national legal advisers and Mr. Grief does love to quote him some Israel's own laws…
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I'm looking for a good Rails 2.0 example app.
Great shout, fortuity. I'd love to see an example app too. This is definitely needed for Rails newbies at this point in time, for all the reasons you've stated.
I found the RailsSpace book a little confusing - I just couldn't understand why they wanted to make the blog RESTful, but not the rest of the app. I understand it now, but at the time I was left scratching my head....
I've been considering designing something in static html and snazzy CSS, and talking someone into doing a walk through on how to build it properly. But it might be better if I just work out how to do it myself!
Heres some places to start
Heres some places to start
Thanks, happycodr looks pretty interesting. However, I think fortuity was interested in checking out source code...
The BEAST forum is usually claimed as being the best application to start learning restful design.
Check it out here: http://beast.caboo.se/
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I think Joyent Connector might be an interesting piece of source code.
The BEAST forum is usually claimed as being the best application to start learning restful design.
Check it out here: http://beast.caboo.se/
Beast is a good 'un - I'll poke through it this evening. Thanks!
I think Joyent Connector might be an interesting piece of source code.
It doesn't look very restful to me.
See my blog post for more discussion.
A promising beginning point appears to be the Altered Beast forums application, a newer version of Beast. It's RESTful. It uses Rails 2.0, rspec, and restful_authentication (with the acts_as_state_machine option). I also liked LovdbyLess, a free open source social network platform. It uses Rails 2.0 but not rspec or restful_authentication.
Among the tutorial apps in published Rails books, I liked RailsCoders, the example app from the book Practical Rails Social Networking Sites, published by Apress. It's a full-featured app and it is RESTful. The author chose to implement his own authentication (using RESTful principles); I would prefer to use the restful_authentication plugin. The app was written for Rails 1.2.3, not Rails 2.0, but an upgrade is relatively easy.
I'd still like to know what people are using as their jumping-off points for development projects. I don't believe everyone writes every app from scratch, at least when they are starting out!
fortuity, I left a comment about Insoshi on your blog post. If anyone's looking for a solid social networking platform and an up & coming open source project, Insoshi should fit the bill.
There's a new site that provides a gallery of open source rails applications. Great idea! And a good place to look for apps that can be studied, adapted, or improved.
I found an interesting example app named Jumpstart from the people at Relevance Inc.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (92 votes).
In short: Great atmosphere, really enjoyed it. Great course very supportive.In full: Couple of silly but tough hills near the end. Keep something in reserve for this if you are a new runner.Date of review: January 25, 2009
In short: It was clever thought out route and enjoyableDate of review: February 1, 2008
In short: Same as last time......excellent raceIn full: Well done to all runners. Good organisation. Could have had an extra water station on the hill back up, but otherwise spot on as usual.Date of review: February 1, 2008
In short: Great day and a great causeIn full: Thoroughly enjoyed myself at this event. Ran round twice as a training run before helping out as best I could at the start/finish.Many thanks to all those who enjoyed the light hearted stuff at the start.I do what I can with the (little) talent I haveDate of review: January 28, 2008
In short: Good race to keep the legs going till lDate of review: January 28, 2008
In short: Fast, flat course - PB a definite possibiltyIn full: My first race of the New Year -very enjoyable and it was all for a good cause. A good mix of types and abilities. Comedy announcements by the starter put everyone in a great mood at the start.Date of review: January 28, 2008
In short: Good charity cause worth supporting.. nice atmosphere... well organisedIn full: Welcoming, a varied course -a few hills, nice run along river (would be idyllic in summer)- friendly pub as the base - nice friendly atmosphere. Good support and marshals. Thanks all! Date of review: January 27, 2008
In short: Great route. Excellent race. Fees go to the charity so "good value".In full: A few inclines otherwise virtually flat through some great scenery considering this was Preston! Great comedy at start ("if you find your feet are wet then you are in the River Ribble"). Good atmosphere and a pub as well! Did I run past the great Ron Hill?Date of review: January 27, 2008
In short: didnt get a placeIn full: gutted that although we posted our entries mid november they were returned unprocessed on Thursday this week. On phoning to check whether any places still available, was told that race was full as of monday.Date of review: January 27, 2008
In short: Well worth turning out forIn full: Extra marks for Mr Porter's comedy announcements and for having a pub at the finish! Not really "multi-terrain" but none the worse for it! Date of review: January 27, 2008
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Kids' visions for the New Millennium
We invited kids to express their visions and goals for this new millennium. What are your visions for the future?
Some of our space Place community partners participated in an "Inspirations for the New Millennium" art contest. Here are a few of our favorites.
Created by 15 children in collaboration with Minnesota artist Joel Pieper at the Rochester Art Center, Rochester, Minnesota. Medium: Mixed.
Nathan, age 8, Boys & Girls Club of Las Cruces, Inc., Las Cruces, New Mexico. Medium: Lego® bricks.
George, age 10, Boys & Girls Club, Greeley, Colorado. Medium: Ink and felt pen.
George, age 9, Reading Public Museum, Reading, Pennsylvania. Medium: Pencil and crayon.
With our community partners, the Space Place invited people of all ages to write poems about space technology.
"Propulsion" (child, age 10)
"Moonlight: A Poem for Two Voices" (child, age 9)
"Dancing Planet" (child, age 6)
"Show Me" (adult)


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Draft Recap
It's not too often when the Buffalo Bills impress me. I know, I am the master curmudgeon, but I have 11 long years of non-playoff evidence to prove that my being miserable about this team has been for good reason.
However, this was a good weekend for our favorite, if not usually dysfunctional, team. The Bills had a good draft.
OK, wait a minute you may be saying. You probably know I'm a huge proponent of never grading a draft, or even commenting on it, until it plays out and we see what the players picked can do. For instance, I'm now perfectly ready to declare that Aaron Maybin is an absolute bust. Then, again, I kind of nailed that from about five minutes after they picked him in 2009. Man, I can't help myself when it comes to him.
So, that said, I'm not going to sit here and put a grade on this draft, but on paper, and the way they went about doing things, I really like it. Now let's hope the scouting staff had the right idea on these guys, and they can become productive members of the team.
They were smart in not taking a quarterback. I still can't understand why they were so in love with Cam Newton, and thankfully he was gone when they picked third overall because Buddy Nix came right out and said he would have taken him if he was there. So once their prize was gone, they didn't think anyone else warranted the third pick, and they were certainly right. And then, rather than take the fifth or sixth-best QB at the top of the second round, they stuck with defense and added CB Aaron Williams on top of first-round DT Marcell Dareus. In the third round, they addressed another major need with ILB Kelvin Sheppard. Nice.
So let's review. They took a stud lineman, a good corner who could see some immediate action, especially if Drayton Florence doesn't get re-signed, and Terrence McGee comes up with the first of his four or five impending injuries, and Leodis McKelvin keeps driving us batty with his inconsistency. And Sheppard was a good choice because who knows what's going to happen with Paul Posluszny, Akin Ayodele will be gone, and Andra Davis is coming off a major injury.
Beyond that, my interest wanes because in the fourth round and later, you really are rolling the dice. Da'Norris Searcy could be a key guy if the Bills lose Donte Whitner, but I can't see him making much of a contribution right away. I was glad they took an offensive tackle later in the fourth round, but as with all of the guys they took late, I couldn't tell you anything about them. Chris Hairston, the OT, has great size at 6-foot-7, 330 pounds, and he played LT in college so that should help him at RT.
I'm not sure why they needed a running back with Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller on the roster, but hey, maybe Johnny White can help on special teams. Chris White is another ILB so that was good to add some depth, and then in the seventh round, if CB Justin Rogers and mammoth NT Michael Jasper can make the team, good for them.
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Breast cancer isn�t exactly a walk in the park, but it can teach valuable life lessons. Cancer �winner� Judy Pearson shares six.
Just hours before my mastectomy last year, a hospital representative talked to me about donating my tumor (and the boob it lived in) to research. She explained that my particularly aggressive cancer�Triple Negative�was unusual in a woman of my age and race, and therefore valuable for study. She assured me that when it had fulfilled its purpose, my tumor and its surrounding tissue would be respectfully disposed of. Perhaps it was in response to my fear or the wonderful la-la drugs dripping into my vein at the time, but this statement struck me as funny. Why should I worry about respecting my tumor? It wasn�t respecting me�it was trying to kill me. Then, in September of 2012, the Cancer Genome Project announced groundbreaking findings that made me sit up and take notice. The researchers analyzed 825 breast tumors and concluded that Triple Negative breast cancer is very similar in structure to ovarian cancer. That finding could change the way one or both of the cancers are treated. Could it be that mine was chosen to be one of them? And how ironic. As I traveled my breast cancer journey last year, I wrote about the lessons I was learning. The importance of being chosen was one of them. Here are my top six. Lesson #1: I Was Chosen I believe everything happens for a reason, even the bad things. True, sometimes our life challenges feel pointless. So consider this twist: What if we are specifically chosen for our challenges because we possess a unique quality to overcome them? And what if those around us learn from our example? Even better, there might be something about our challenge that could help millions of other people. Think in terms of my bothersome tumor, now taking part in research. This concept didn�t make my breast cancer a cakewalk, but it certainly gave it more purpose. Lesson #2: Here Be Dragons Fears are facts of life. We all have them, every day. But sometimes things are most frightening because we don�t understand them clearly. It�s the unknown�the oldest Boogyman of them all. It was the unknown that caused ancient cartographers to put dragons on maps where the land ran out. The labeled the vast seas with the phrase, �Here be dragons.� They didn�t know what was there, so they determined it was all bad. Truth is, the best way to dispatch with the unknown is to make it known as quickly as possible. Not such an easy task when you�ve been diagnosed with breast cancer, a disease most of us really know very little about. Shortly after my diagnosis, I recalled a saying my mother repeated ad nauseum: �You can even eat an elephant a bite at a time.� Of course, she was right (mothers usually are). Breaking my fear into smaller, digestible portions by doing a little research each day made the whole situation more palatable. Before I knew it, I had eaten the entire elephant. Lesson #3: It�s Just Hair At every turn, we�re faced with situations that appear monumental at the time: traffic jams, a slow checkout line, a delayed flight, a bad hair day. In the grand picture, though, how important are they really? Never is the answer more obvious than when chemotherapy has made its mark on your crowning glory. But there are plusses to the situation. As a bald woman, I saved hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars. I laughed at foul weather and grew to love clever hats. I wondered to myself how many days had been ruined because my hair hadn�t turned out just right. Hmmm � so there�s the lesson. Just like the man said, don�t sweat the small stuff. And hair? Well, it�s just hair. Lesson #4: A Spoonful of Laughter There are days when life weighs you down. There are a whole lot of them when you�re fighting a deadly disease. Yet those are the very days you MUST laugh. I�m one of the lucky people whose family passes on a humor gene. It might be our way of avoiding pain, but we�re good at making one another laugh when times are tough. Little did we know we were so cutting edge. Research currently being done at prestigious hospitals nationwide, including the venerable Mayo Clinic, finds that positive thoughts release neuropeptides that help fight stress and potentially more threatening illnesses. In addition, laughter stretches our facial and abdominal muscles, and causes us to draw in more oxygen, good for our hearts, lungs and other organs. If your family doesn�t have the humor gene, no worries. Watch TV or movie comedies or Google joke websites. I found a whole list of cancer jokes and told them regularly. Lesson #5: Courage is Contagious You don�t have to be rich and famous nor homeless and downtrodden to be courageous. Anyone can be courageous although we don�t often give ourselves credit for being so. Courage is one of those trickle-down virtues. I see someone being courageous so I behave courageously. Someone sees me being courageous, so they�re able to do so as well. Still, this sounds easier than it really is. Enter the elegant thoughts of Eleanor Roosevelt: �You gain strength and courage and confidence by each experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face �. You must do that which you think you cannot.� She was right. When there�s no where else to go but up, what�s your choice? Be courageous. Lesson #6: You Are a Winner! When you�re facing down cancer, the pot of gold at the rainbow is to earn the moniker �Cancer Survivor.� But that title didn�t suit me. Oh sure, I wanted to live. But it seemed to me that fighting a fight for your life should earn you the title of �Cancer Winner.� Do you think for a minute that when General George Patton fought battles against the Nazis, the President commended him for �surviving?� Ponder the football field and a scene in which Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi is congratulated by a reporter for �surviving� a game against their arch rivals, the Bears. Nope, these guys went for the win, and that�s what my fellow Cancer Winners are after as well. It�s hard to swim up stream, however. And while �winner� is my preferred term, the cancer world will always recognize us as survivors, from the day of our diagnosis. Going with the flow, my dear �winner� friend and I, along with our strategic team, have undertaken a national call to action and created the Women Survivors Alliance. There are nearly 7 million of us in the U.S. (that�s more people than live in Norway or New Zealand!). We struggle to paddle the muddy waters of survivorship, dealing with issues from the physical and psychosocial, to financial and legal. Our national convention is at the Nashville Gaylord Opryland Resort this year, August 22 - 24 (www.survivorsconvention.com). This not to be missed event will bring women survivors together to network, learn, and be inspired by celebrities, cancer experts, authors and more. So there you have it � the six most valuable lessons breast cancer taught me. I know there will be critics of this list.� A Pollyanna approach may not suit some folks. But here�s my rationale: I had breast cancer. That was a fact I couldn�t control. But I can control how I faced it, how it effected me, and how I could use it to help others. I never considered that my tumor might play such a big part, however. I hope it did me proud! Award winning writer Judy Pearson is a graduate of Michigan State University. She has written nearly two decades worth of newspaper and magazine articles, and three published books, with a fourth under construction. She is the co-founder of the Women Survivors Alliance (www.survivorsconvention.com), an organization whose mission is to establish a network where women affected by cancer can find their voice, improve their quality of life, and embrace their new normal. Brought to you by: Spry Living


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Curried Couscous Salad with Dried Sweet Cranberries
Recipe courtesy of Dave Lieberman
- Good Deal with Dave Lieberman
For a picnic, there's no way I'm going to pass on making couscous. Instant Couscous so easy, it's almost embarrassing. The only "cooking[" involved is boiling some water. I love it! Of course, you need to add some flavor to the couscous, but that's not hard. When you spike it with curry powder, fresh herbs, and a splash of orange and lemon juice, no one will be complaining about blandness. This dish tastes great at room temperature, and that makes it a picnic no-brainer because you can make it hours ahead of time.]
- 1 (5.8-ounce) box instant couscous
- 3/4 cup sweetened dried cranberries
- 1 tablespoon curry powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 orange, juiced
- 2 to 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 to 4 scallions, trimmed and thinly sliced on an angle
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh Italian parsley leaves
- 1/2 lemon, juiced
- 3/4 cup chopped walnuts, toasted
- Freshly ground pepper
Stir the couscous, cranberries, curry powder, salt, and sugar together in a heatproof bowl. Bring water (amount will be listed on package directions) to a boil and pour it over the couscous. Add the orange juice. Give it a big stir, cover the bowl tightly and let it stand, giving it a big stir once or twice, until the water is absorbed and the couscous is tender, about 5 minutes.
Fluff up the couscous with a fork. Add the olive oil, scallions, parsley, lemon juice, and walnuts. Stir around until everything is distributed evenly throughout the couscous. Make up to 2 hours ahead of time and keep at room temperature until you're ready to serve. Check the seasonings just before you serve the salad and add salt and pepper, to taste.
Note: To toast the walnuts, spread them out on a baking sheet and bake in a 400 degree F oven until they turn a shade darker, about 8 minutes.
Recipe courtesy of Dave Lieberman
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Peace Corps Act
Passed in 1961, this Act formalized President John F. Kennedy's vision of a volunteer organization to provide education and skilled manpower to developing nations. First proposed to students at the University of Michigan during Kennedy's presidential campaign, the Peace Corps has supplied more than 187,000 volunteers to over 135 different countries.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (150 votes).
In short: A suberbly friendly bunch organising this race, made it a lovely race.Date of review: July 21, 2009
In short: Great race. Great challenge. Great organisation.In full: Date of review: July 20, 2009
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In short: A very tough run with relentless hills and obstacles. Very scenicDate of review: July 20, 2009
In short: Picturesque with a big sting in the tailDate of review: July 20, 2009
In short: Ouch those hills hurtIn full: My first XC half marathon and really testing. Time was way off my PB. Little bit disappointed with the bottlenecks in the first couple of miles which left you standing and waiting but otherwise a good raceDate of review: July 20, 2009
In full: This was a great race! I was really worried as I hadn't done a lot of hill training before it but it was fine. I had, however, done quite a lot of running and was pretty fit. It is definitely challenging and some of the long hill climbs are hard. I found it easier to just keep going, stopping stops your momentum! Because i was watching where I was going and where my foot placement was the miles ticked over quite quickly and before I knew it the race was over.Definitely challenging but achievable and the eurphoric feeling of finishing was worth all the hill climbs!Great organisation too - for a small run there was a lot of effort put in and it was appreciated! Coming back new year to beat my time!Date of review: July 20, 2009
In short: A shock to the system for a road runner like me, but enjoyed the scenery and the sense of achievement of having finishedIn full: I usually do 2 hours for a road half marathon and did 2 hours 25 minutes for this one which gives you some idea of the terrain.A good change from the road thoughDate of review: July 19, 2009
In short: Oh my GodIn full: It was my first slog, how many hills, it was good because it worked your bodyDate of review: July 19, 2009
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Rap group looking for help in contest
A local group is looking for your help on their "Road to Roo" to perform at the annual music festival held in Manchester, Tenn.
The 7:30 Boys are looking for votes in a contest for a chance to perform at Brandon. The hip hop group, whose members are from the Jamestown area, consists of Corry Hartzell, Shawn Bingham, Blunton Edwards and Jonny Ray. Their marketing manager, Taylor McFarland of NYL Promotions entered the group into the contest.
"I came across the contest when I was looking for different events and shows I wanted to get them performing slots in over the summer," McFarland said. "I entered them because I knew of Bonnaroo and knew its reputation. It is every underground artist's dream to perform at Bonnaroo, let alone to perform in front of a large crowd that Bonnaroo has."
Hartzell, who goes by C-Banga, said the group was excited to find out about being in the contest and would be excited if the group were to win the contest.
"It's Bonnaroo, it's a real big performance. A lot of real big hip hop artists perform out there," Hartzell said. "If we go to perform, I'd be excited. … I'm just ready for it. It's what I enjoy doing is the show. That's what we focused a lot on is performing."
The band was formed in 2010 and was co-signed by Atlantic Records in 2011. Hartzell and Bingham knew each other from high school, and Hartzell knew Ray previously. Edwards, was introduced to the group through Hartzell's brother, a military recruiter.
Whoever has the largest number of votes at the end of the contest will be invited to perform at Bonnaroo in June. The group tries to keep the recording and producing of the music all local. They have also opened up for various musical acts, including Cassidy and Machine Gun Kelly. Bingham, who goes by Bama, said if 7:30 Boys wins the contest they will get a promotional package on the area to take out with them to Tennessee. Bingham also said if they were to win, he would be excited to visit family in Alabama.
"We're not doing it for ourselves, we're doing it for promotion of (Chautauqua County)," Bingham said. "It's all about enhancing the area."
Hartzell said the group wants to do "something big" for the community if they were to win the contest.
"We're just really trying to do something big. We really want to help out the area and the community. We want to make the town a bigger and brighter place," Hartzell said. "We just want to live the dream and have people help us out and to vote.
The 7:30 Boys are trying to reach out into the community and do shows aimed at teenagers and the younger population. The group is also looking to help with fundraisers locally if anyone is interested. The group wants to thank everyone for the support they have already received and for those who have voted for them.
"Thanks everybody for the support that we've received already," Hartzell added.
A mix tape can be downloaded on iTunes for free under 7:30 Boys. To vote, log on to www.bonnaroo.sonicbids.com/artist/730-boys and click "Vote for 7:30 Boys." Two exclusive tracks are available on the voting website. Links are also available on Facebook at www.facebook/730boys and online at www.730boys.com. The group may also be found on Twitter @seventhirtyboys. Band merchandise is available at Inkwells on Fourth Street in Jamestown. Voting ends April 24.
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Topic: Printing out a whole railsproject
What is the easiest way to print out a whole rails project?
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What is the easiest way to print out a whole rails project?
what do you mean?
I mean there is rdoc and this link shows you how to "Generate Ruby on Rails CHM Documentation"
http://dirk.net/2007/12/30/generate-rub mentation/
Yeah exactly, what exactly are you referring to when say "whole rails project" ?
Are you literally meaning print out each page individually to paper, including models, views, or controllers so you can have a hard copy of your code, or printing the web pages themselves?
Or like farout said, the documentation?
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August 28, 1966 Capitol Records
Side A (LP)
1. Taxman (Harrison)
2. Eleanor Rigby (Lennon/McCartney)
3. I'm Only Sleeping (Lennon/McCartney)
4. Love You To (Harrison)
5. Here, There, And Everywhere (Lennon/McCartney)
6. Yellow Submarine (Lennon/McCartney)
7. She Said, She Said (Lennon/McCartney)
Side B (LP)
8. Good Day Sunshine (Lennon/McCartney)
9. And Your Bird Can Sing (Lennon/McCartney)
10. For No One (Lennon/McCartney)
11. Doctor Robert (Lennon/McCartney)
12. I Want To Tell You (Harrison)
13. Got To Get You Into My Life (Lennon/McCartney)
14. Tomorrow Never Knows (Lennon/McCartney)
As Rubber Soul was a major turning point in the Beatles writing and recording styles, Revolver (working titles "Abracadabra", "Magical Circles", and "Beatles On Safari") took that attitude of exploration even further. The Beatles were even deeper into the underground art and drug scenes which were influencing their music in entirely new ways. One musical breakthrough is "Tomorrow Never Knows", with unending tape loops and sound effects. None of the songs on Revolver were played on tour, even though the album was released during what turned out to be their last tour ever. Winner of the 1966 Grammy for Best Album Cover/Package (designed by Klaus Voorman who later created the Anthology covers) and Album of the Year. Also named the greatest rock and roll album of all time by VH1 in 2001 in their "100 Greatest Rock And Roll Albums Of All Time" series.


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JP wrote:i thought you can do anything you want on your own birthday?
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happy birthday big man!
Haha yeah it sucks when you have to work though. I usually do train on my birthday but just didn't have time before the gym closed because I went out after work.
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Hibiscus Mobile
- Overview
Gentle motion soothes your baby and helps her transition to sleep. Five fabric blossoms circle overhead, each sewn from a mix of gingham, polka-dotted cotton, and grosgrain ribbon for a handmade look.
- Hibiscus flowers are sewn of pure cotton percale and hang from a grosgrain ribbon.
- Plays the tune Hush, Little Baby.
- Mobile comes with music box and arm that attaches to the crib.
- Hoop is covered with cotton.
- Mobile arm (sold separately) comes in White or Espresso.
- Imported.
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- Overall: 8.5" diameter, 13.75" high
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- Pink Hibiscus (3): 5.5" diameter, 2.5" high
- Orange Hanging Ribbon (2): 4.5" long
- Blue Hanging Ribbon (3): 3" long
- Weight: 6 ounces
- Surface is washable with warm water and mild soap.
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Combine style and team passion with the GameWear® Tennessee Titans NFL Classic Football Bracelet. Made with authentic football leather and laces, this NFL accessory lets everyone know you are a football fan. With an adjustable clasp, this bracelet fits almost any wrist. Featuring the official team logo of the Tennessee Titans, you'll carry your team spirit with you wherever you go.
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Keep Au Sable River in mind
To the editor:
As Washington works to finalize our national budget over the next few weeks, Michigan's Congressional delegation should keep Au Sable River in mind. Au Sable National Scenic River boasts 23 miles of protected river with excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. But this incredible part of our natural heritage is in danger of being changed forever by pollution.
Senator Levin has the chance to step up and defend Au Sable National Scenic River by supporting full funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund, a program that protects places like Au Sable River by putting a fraction of offshore oil drilling royalties toward our Park Service.
Congress typically raids the Land and Water Conservation Fund for non-conservation purposes each year. This year, the Chairman of the House Budget Committee, Rep. Paul Ryan, called for opening more of our public lands to oil and gas drilling and slashing general funding that keeps places like Au Sable National Scenic River protected and maintained.
Thankfully, the budget proposed this Wednesday by the U.S. Senate includes for full funding of the Land and Water Conservation Fund and calls for parks like Au Sable National Scenic River to stay accessible for Michiganders to enjoy.
I urge Senator Levin to support all measures to protect Au Sable so that future generations can experience the best of our natural heritage and to oppose environmental attacks in our budget.
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Progressive CG (Center of Gravity) locations in the Anser ® hybrids promote high launch and improved accuracy so players of all abilities can gain added distance and control. Through internal and external weighting, CG positions vary from club to club to produce the desired trajectory for extra distance and improved accuracy.
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Rated 5 out of 5�by piccalo Excellent accuracy and precise distances! I'm a big fan of Ping for a number of years and the best aspect I love about this company is the excellent customer support and attention to detail. From my I3 irons, I3 woods, TSI tech driver, to my G15 driver, all of them got me through a round of quite comfortably. Now I have a G25 driver, anser 3wood and and anser 3hybrid I I love how I can still work the ball with all of them esp the anser 3hybrid. Ping technology has really made me impressed. All the Wood lines have gotten lighter and I feel my distance has gotten better! November 12, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5�by JP Missing the distinctive Ping sound and feel Although the Anser line of hybrids is very forgiving and easy to hit, it lacks the distinctive sound and feel that I've grown accustomed to in other Ping clubs. I've hit the i20 hybrids and they have a nice 'ping' sound and a confirming feel after a well struck hit. The Ansers on the other hand lack the reassuring sound and are nearly absent of feel. I find the sound and feel of a well struck hit to be reassuring and paramount to the quality of a well made golf club. Ultimately, save your money and choose the lesser expensive i20 hybrids. November 26, 2012
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Thanks Bill. I think that might work. If I pull the trigger on it, I will report back. I always think twice about buying on Ebay when the item is in China.
In my search I discovered that in Brazil they have lots of wide dough sheeters.http://lista.mercadolivre.com.br/cozinha-maquinas-massas/cilindro
I had a look at this sheeter and it looks pretty good. It's about U.S. $45 plus shipping for a 45 CM model (17.7 inches) That seems wide enough for me I think. I've asked a Brazilian friend to have a look at the site to see if he thinks it is legitimate, etc. and what shipping to the US would cost. Will report back when I know more.
Anyone want to recommend a cracker style recipe to try out? Regards, TinRoof
I'm intrigued too!
Not to pester too much... but.... inquiring minds want to know!
This one looks waaay more promising . I checked back with member ThatsAmore yesterday and he said he couldn't get a response from the company. Anyone have an idea how to contact?Bob


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So noted. When I look at TESTIFS control group via green screen, it--
no longer says *BKUPCY all over the place. All the *BKUPCY have been
replaced by whatever the *BKUPCY policy value was at the time I saved it in iNav.
Odd, but I think I can live with it.
On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 9:58 AM,<rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When I went to change it in iNav I got this big warning that the
control group was not properly formatted for the graphical
interface and to click OK if I wanted it to be formatted
This was a concern of mine earlier. Just searched again for
BRMS interface differences
However, changing control groups created on the character-based
interface using the BRMS graphical interface is not recommended
unless you understand the following:
The BRMS graphical interface backup and archive control
groups are designed to be independent of each other. Thus, if you
make changes to one control group, it does not affect the others.
To ensure this independence, control groups that are updated with
the BRMS graphical interface will have all references to the
character-based interface system policy (*SYSPCY), archive policy (*ARCPCY), and backup policy (*BKUPCY) removed.
These references are resolved and replaced with the actual values
when the backup control group is saved by the BRMS graphical
interface. Changes to the archive policy, backup policy, or system
policy in the character-based interface do not affect backup or
archive control groups that are created or edited by the BRMS
graphical interface. The exceptions to this are the network
function, sign-off exceptions, and the subsystem to check controls in the system policy, which are used by the BRMS graphical interface.
There is nothing specified on this at the FAQ page at
Maybe they figure they've said it once.
Rob Berendt
IBM Certified System Administrator - IBM i 6.1 Group Dekko Dept
1600 Mail to: 2505 Dekko Drive
Garrett, IN 46738
Ship to: Dock 108
Kendallville, IN 46755
From: Jeff Crosby<jlcrosby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion<midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Date: 01/22/2013 09:26 AM
Subject: Re: BRMS - full save with least amount of restricted time
Sent by:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 2:20 PM, Jeff Crosby
> I looked at several of the files in /QIBM/UserData/OS/OSGi.
They all > seem related to Eclipse. And I did have it open on
my PC. Wonder what > would happen if I tried a *LINK SWA backup
when not in RDP? I will try > that tomorrow. That's 40 of the 49 missed objects right there.
Tomorrow is now today and I tried it. STRBKUBRM CTLGRP(TESTIFS)
SBMJOB(*YES) so it would go to batch. Then looked at QSYSOPR to
see what was happening and saw this: Job 841991/QTCP/QTFTP00117
was ended by user JEFF. Uh oh. That's not good. Sure enough,
TCP/IP ended. Thankfully this was at 7:15am and I was the only office employee here at the time.
OK, what did I miss? No subsystems were to be ended and
interactive users were allowed to stay on. When it finished 20
minutes or so later, I looked at the control group and paged all
the way down to the last page and there it was. End TCP/IP *YES
(among others). But I couldn't change it. I have another
control group where End TCP/IP is *NO, so there's got to be a way
(or else it's inherited from some policy somewhere).
I finally read that you can only change the items on this last
screen via the graphical interface. That info was in the extended
help as I couldn't seem to find it in the manual. When I went to
change it in iNav I got this big warning that the control group
was not properly formatted for the graphical interface and to
click OK if I wanted it to be formatted properly. I said OK, made
the changes, and saved it. I wondered if I would still be able to
update it on green screen and I can. (An aside question to IBM:
if you can display these options on the green screen, why can't
you change it? Obviously the green screen has access to the
setting and can interpret it properly.)
Anyway, only 2 items couldn't be saved. The Standguard AV log and
fax file that didn't work Saturday. Everything else saved, but
since TCP/IP was down, it wasn't a good test. So I will try again
on Thursday morning, since I have been summoned for jury duty
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VP Information Systems
UniPro FoodService/Dilgard
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In a recent piece for the Wall Street Journal, Emory economics professor Paul H. Rubin makes an interesting argument about the way economists tend to over-elevate and/or misconstrue the role of competition in the flourishing of markets.
"Competition plays a supporting role," he argues, but "cooperation makes markets thrive":
The way we use the term competition instead of cooperation fosters anti-market bias. "Competition" carries a negative connotation because it implies winners and losers, and our minds naturally feel sympathy for the losers. But cooperation evokes a positive response: It's a win-win situation with no losers. And in fact the word competition doesn't depict market activity as aptly as the word cooperation. The "competitive economy" would be better described as the "cooperative economy."
Consider the most basic economic unit, the transaction. A transaction is cooperative because both parties gain from a voluntary exchange. There is competition in markets, but it's actually competition for the right to cooperate. Firms must compete for the privilege of selling to consumers—for the right to cooperate with consumers. Workers compete for the right to cooperate with employers. Competition matters because it ensures that the most efficient players will gain the right to cooperate on the best terms available. But competition plays a supporting role, while cooperation makes markets thrive. (more…)


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The Hotel Imperiale is a jewel of 19th century architecture/ a stately building with modern interiors and completely equipped and set off in an elegant way to satisfy the requests of the most demanding travellers. Complementing its prominent location in Romes most enviable spot/ right in the centre of the eternal city/ Trevi fountain/ Spanish steps and other tourist attractions are within 5 to 10 minutes walking distance. The hotel Imperiale is a 4 star hotel at few steps away from Piazza Barberini/ piazza di Spagna and Fontana di Trevi. The prestigious interiors/ the marble panelled hall/ the attention to details/ all make the Imperiale part of the part of the Elite of the best hotel in Rome/ mixing together quality and service. The rich buffet breakfast is included in the rooms rates. Hotel Imperiale besides being a charming and classic hotel/ is a modern and equipped place where having job meeting and other event. Guest can also dine the Gazebo restaurant/ placed on via Veneto. Wellness Centre Aquarium equipped with Jacuzzi bath sensory shower/ sauna/ Turkish bath to ensure your relax. Please note that as of 1st September 2014 a City Tax will be introduced in the city of Rome. This will be a fixed stay contribution for all the Client staying in the City of Rome. Kindly take note that this contribution will be applied also to other tourist services /buses/ sightseeing/ boat tours on the Tiber and seaside facilities/. The contribution for 4 stars hotels is EURO 6.00 per person/ per day- up to a maximum of 10 consecutive nights.
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What a glorious day we had at this year's ACES Reunion! Thirty-five people and their dogs (36 to be exact!) gathered at the Whalon Lake Preserve in Naperville, IL, on September 25, 2010. We had all-day access to the off-leash dog park and pavilion where the people could meet and greet and the setters could run and hunt. It was great to meet new friends and catch up with old ones. Brothers Roscoe and Rugby were reunited as were littermates Donovan and Blizzard. ACES foster dogs Troo and Webster also joined in the fun. What a pleasure to see two of the "stars" of our current website! Holly and Yogi travelled the farthest with their family. These ACES setters made the trip to Illinois from California!
The ACES Board would like to thank everyone who came to Naperville to join us for the day. We loved seeing you and meeting your families. We would also like to thank the Reunion Committee, the individuals who donated to the raffle, and everyone who pitched in to help on Saturday. Because of your support, our event was a success. Congratulations to the families and setters that won the many on-site raffle items and baskets. And "Hooray!" for the lucky winners of our Grand Prizes:
The Orvis Dog's Own Lounger: Carol Bruml (ACES Willson and Topper)
The English Setter Lithograph by Stephen Kline: Bev Stalker (ACES Bandit)
The LL Bean Waterhog Pet Place Mats: Jan and Roger Miller
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Zella M. Barcome
GLADSTONE – Zella M. Barcome, 80, passed away peacefully Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, at her home in Gladstone.
Zella was born Jan. 18, 1933, in Munising, the daughter of Frank and Catherine (Bingman) Fleming. As a child, she was raised and attended school in Munising, Manistique and Escanaba. On Aug. 31, 1951, Zella was united in marriage to Basil Barcome and together the couple made their home and raised their family in Escanaba. In addition to raising her family, Zella was employed at F.W. Woolworth Retail Store and the former Tim and Sally's Restaurant in Escanaba. She enjoyed cooking, baking, reading and writing. Zella was also an exceptional, humble artist and enjoyed spending time with her loving family.
She will be deeply missed.
Zella is survived by her husband, Basil; son, Basil (Laurie) Barcome of Denmark, Wis.; daughters, Wanda (Steve) Makosky of Bark River, Deborah Barcome of Manistique; brothers, Frank (Carol) Fleming of Davison, Mich., Michael (Sue) Fleming of Gladstone; sisters, Carole Gould of Manistique, Mary Lee (Allen) Desjarden of Manistique, Kathy (Jim) Osterhout of Wyoming. Also surviving are 12 grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Zella was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Catherine; daughter, Valerie Maki; brothers, Don Springer and William Fleming; sisters, Wanda Fleming and Kim Thielman; brother-in-law, Richard Gould.
Zella's family will receive friends on Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Skradski Funeral Home, 706 Wisconsin Ave., Gladstone, Mich. 49837. Funeral services to celebrate the life of Zella M. Barcome will follow visiting hours at 4 p.m. at the Skradski Funeral Home in Gladstone with Rev. Fr. Jamie Ziminski of the All Saints Church officiating. Luncheon will follow funeral services at the All Saints Church Parish Hall. Zella will be laid to rest, privately, in the Gardens of Rest Cemetery in Wells.
The Skradski Family Funeral Homes of Delta County are assisting the Barcome family with arrangements. Messages of condolence to Zella's family may be offered online at www.skradskifuneralhomes.com.


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Nintendo on Wednesday announced additional details regarding its 3DS game console. As expected, Nintendo 3DS will only be available in late February, 2011, in Japan and in March, 2011, in other countries. The device features a number of innovations that will enable new experience of mobile video gaming. Unfortunately, graphics-wise the console will not bring any tangible improvements apart from support for stereo-3D.
Nintendo 3DS features a 3.53" autostereoscopic 3D top screen with 800x240 resolution (400 pixels for each eye) and a 3.02" bottom touch screen with 320x240 resolution. It has three 0.3MP cameras – one inner and two outer – to deliver the stereo-3D effect and take stereo-3D pictures. It includes a motion sensor, a gyro sensor, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n controller, a Slide Pad that allows 360-degree analog input and so on. The device also has a special slider that can increase, decrease or disable stereoscopic 3D (S3D) effect. The 3DS comes in form-factor that is similar to the predecessors and is fully compatible with Nintendo DS titles. The console uses DMP Pica 200 graphics processor. As announced previously, it will have a slot for SD cards as well as support cartridges for previous-gen DS systems.
Given the fact that the main screen of 3DS supports 800x240 resolution only, it is clear that there will be no video services to watch movies or any capabilities akin to those of modern smartphones that rely on high-resolution screens. Moreover, forthcoming video games will not offer better level of details than contemporary titles due to effective 400x240 resolution in S3D mode. Still, Nintendo believes that stereo-3D alone can tangible improve gameplay.
"When you can play games in 3D, the characters can be seen in 3D, which will naturally increase the dynamism. In addition, you can feel a stronger sense of realism to interact with the worlds inside the games, and as you will be able to better comprehend the height, width and depth of the gaming world, you can more freely move around and explore the world," said Satoru Iwata, the president of Nintendo, at Nintendo Conference 2010.
Nintendo 3DS will also feature a number of social-based game-related functions, such as Street Pass that will be able to automatically detect and communicate with other Nintendo 3DS devices in various places such as in a town or on a train.
"You can then communicate and exchange information with total strangers through video games," said Mr. Iwata.
Nintendo will release 3DS first in Japan on the 26th of March, 2011, at the price of ¥25 000 ($299), which is higher than the price of Sony PlayStation Portable in the U.S. (PSP-3000 costs $169, PSPgo costs $249) as well as Nintendo DSi ($149).


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When we started SwitchCube Coworking in November of last year, we wanted to build something with the support of the local community that would serve freelancers and independent business professionals here in Abbotsford and surrounding areas. For a solid 10 months, we provided a friendly and collaborative environment to solos and small teams who needed a place to work. Coworking is all about people, and everyone that walked through the doors was able to make new connections and broaden their professional network – some even picking up new projects and work opportunities that they might not have otherwise come across, and we are proud to have played a small part in that.
Today, we are closing the doors at SwitchCube – a decision that we wrestled with for quite a while, but ultimately had to make. A variety of factors contributed to our decision, mainly SwitchCube never quite reaching self-sustainability and the financial burden of maintaining the deficit with personal savings is not something we're able to do long term, especially while carrying on full time jobs and pursuing other work opportunities as freelancers. The reality of things not turning out the way we had originally envisioned is a tough pill to swallow, but knowing when to stop is as important as knowing when to start, and now is the right time for us to bow out.
That said, we have been fortunate to cross paths and connect with some really cool people in our local community. Hopefully our efforts have helped spur on a bit of growth in Abbotsford for supporting entrepreneurship and creative culture, of which we believe coworking to be an important piece to the puzzle. Although SwitchCube is closing, there will be (and probably already are) other co-operative work share opportunities in the Abbotsford, and we encourage people to advocate and participate in building relationships in those small communities. Coworking isn't and was never about a physical space – it's a philosophy and movement that empowers people to make their working life better through collaboration, creativity and openness. Coworking is about serving a need that people have, and we're proud to have been able to do that for the past 10 months.
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text: LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE CURRICULAR GUIDE Accounting Certificate of Achievement Curriculum Code: 0714 (Effective Fall 2000 - Summer 2005) Certificate holders qualify for clerical-level accounting positions that frequently include the need for general office skills in addition to accounting. Job titles include billing clerk, bookkeeper, payroll clerk, accounts receivable clerk, and accounts payable clerk. In smaller companies, a certificate holder may do all accounting tasks other than those handled by the company's CPA firm or other outside accountants. PREREQUISITES Students should see the "Course Descriptions" section of this catalog or the Course Schedule for course prerequisite information. Basic skills assessment and advising information may be found on page 8 of this catalog. INFORMATION Contact the Business Careers Department, Old Central Building, Room 210, telephone number (517) 483-1522. REQUIREMENTS TOTAL: 17 CREDITS CODE TITLE CREDIT HOURS ACCG 160 Payroll Systems and Taxes 2 ACCG 210 Principles of Accounting I 4 ACCG 211 Principles of Accounting II 4 ACCG 260 Accounting Systems 4 OADM 215 Records and Info Management I 3 LIMITED CHOICE REQUIREMENTS TOTAL: 11-15 CREDITS Complete the indicated number of credits from each CHOICE listed below. CHOICE 1: Accounting Specialty 2-3 Credits ACCG 140 Income Tax Preparation 3 ACCG 235 Budgeting 2 CHOICE 2: Word Processing 4 Credits CABS 113 Microsoft Word Office/ Int Key 4 CABS 119 Word for Windows 2 CABS 121 WordPerfect for Windows 2 CABS 219 Advanced Microsoft Word 2 CHOICE 3: Office Skills 2-4 Credits OADM 195 Human Behavior in Work Place 3 OADM 203 Professional Office Procedures 2 OADM 220 Administrative Office Mgmt 4 CHOICE 4: Written Communication 3-4 Credits WRIT 121 Composition I 4 WRIT 127 Business Writing 3 ELECTIVES TOTAL: 2 CREDITS Complete the indicated number of credits in courses of your choice. MINIMUM TOTAL 30 SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE Students should see course descriptions to find out when departments plan to offer courses. Students who for any reason are unable to follow the course sequence suggested below (for example, those who are part-time, have transferred in courses from another school, or have prerequisites to fulfill) should contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with adjustments. I II ACCG 210 ACCG 160 OADM 215 ACCG 211 Lim.Ch. ACCG 260 Lim.Ch. Lim.Ch. Lim.Ch. Lim.Ch. Elec.