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How To Deal With Stress Effectively:
New Stress Management Techniques To Turn Stress Into Confidence and Success
By: Dr Mark Lauderdale MD FRCPC
Are you feeling stressed and looking for a solution?
If so, you're probably feeling some mixture of overwhelm, frustration and anxiety and you may have one or more of the common symptoms of stress overload such as fatigue, headaches, difficulty sleeping, irritability or unhealthy habits.
I'm Dr Mark Lauderdale, a psychiatrist and stress management consultant with over 30 years of experience, and I'd like to help you manage your stress.
Your stress is actually a jumbled up mixture of negative emotions such as anger, frustration, annoyance, anxiety, fear, worry, overwhelm, defeat, etc that you hold inside of you, even unconsciously, outside of your awareness.
Your stress is a huge pool of unpleasant feelings and emotions… like a large reservoir of water behind a dam.
There is a constant flow of new stress coming into your reservoir as you emotionally react to the stressors in your life (the stressful events, the challenging situations, the difficult people and so on).
As your stress level builds, it may at times spill over the dam. The overflow shows up in the form of stress symptoms (i.e., the behaviors that emerge when your emotional stress is too high such as not sleeping, headaches, worsening of physical symptoms of all kinds, unhealthy habits such as smoking or overeating and a wide range of negative behaviors such as irritability, self-centeredness, avoidance of responsibilities and people, nervousness, insecurity, etc.).
How Do Stress Management Techniques Help You Deal With Stress?
Most stress management techniques produce some degree of relaxation in order to relieve some of the buildup of emotional stress (although I'm going to tell you about an entirely new approach in just a minute).
Stress reduction or relaxation techniques are like putting a release valve on the dam to relieve some of the pressure.
Methods that use this stress relief approach include relaxation or hypnosis CDs, meditation, breathing exercises, yoga, physical exercise, tai chi, reiki, music, stress balls and games and mild herbal medicines such chamomile, valerian and kava.
The problem is that all of these techniques only reduce the SYMPTOMS of stress temporarily without treating the SOURCE of your stress. It's like using a pain killer to dull your pain when there's a pebble stuck in your shoe!!
However, I'd like you to consider eliminating the source of your stress. If you take that pebble out of your shoe, the problem can go away permanently.
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A New Approach to Deal With Stress
Over the past 12 years I have worked with hundreds of real patients from all walks of life in my office, gradually improving and testing methods of transforming their stress into confidence and positive change.
The various techniques and strategies that I incorporated into my approach included relaxation techniques, goal setting, hypnosis techniques, mental rehearsal, motivational techniques, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), neurolinguistic programming (NLP), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), affirmations and several other personal success techniques and interpersonal strategies.
I found that by combining all of these methods together in a certain order, the average time required for a person to manage their stress issue was shortened by 75%. I called the process the "Wellspring Method".
But more importantly, not only did they reduce their stress… They also successfully dealt with the stressful situation that was causing the problem!
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"The Next Time You're Dealing With People or Problem Situations, Would You Rather Be Nervous and Stressed or CALM and CONFIDENT?"
After studying behavior for many years, I know one thing: If you don't MAKE THE DECISION to get this part of your life handled RIGHT NOW, there's a very small chance that you will do anything about it in the future!
And so, 30 days from now do you want things to be the SAME as they are now? ..still feeling nervous or stressed?
.. Or, would you rather go into the office (or WHEREVER) tomorrow with your head held high knowing that you can effectively deal with your situation?!!
Take charge NOW! Because the sooner you act, the sooner you'll achieve the success and well-being you desire.
I look forward to working with you!
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
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(SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY – July 14, 2010) George Steinbrenner's involvement in horse racing has gone mostly unnoticed in the obituaries of mainstream media. But this hasn't stopped the thoroughbred industry from joining other worlds in eulogizing the great man upon his passing. Entities ranging from the NTRA to the NYRA to the Louisville Courier-Journal have used Steinbrenner's vita as the owner of top racehorses, Kinsman Stud Farms and Florida Downs to cash in on the sudden, and somewhat unexpected, fallen hero worship.
Followers of the saga of Saratoga Racecourse may recall that "The Boss" was a behind-the-scenes player in the failed bid of Excelsior Racing Associates, a group headed by casino developer Richard Fields, to wrest the franchise away from current operators several years ago. Steve Swindal, Steinbrenner's son-in-law at the time, was an Excelsior front man. Then Swindal was caught drunk, rumors surfaced about womanizing and before anyone could say "Yankees heir," he was out on his can entirely, en route to oblivion and bachelorhood.
By the way, Excelsior earned the recommendation of a New York State task committee charged with the responsibility of identifying the group which would best accommodate the State's horse racing interests. Had both Swindal and then Gov. Pecker kept their pants on, we might have had somebody different to complain about. The Billy Johnston family, which owns and operates the harness track Balmoral Park in Chicago, was going to run Aqueduct, Belmont and Saratoga. For whatever it's worth noting, Steinbrenner held part ownership in Balmoral.
As for Steinbrenner's charisma, members of the press that were in the Churchill Downs media center for the 2005 Kentucky Derby will recall the flurry of activity preceding the race as newspaper editors began advising the turf writers to write two stories. They wanted one for the front page if his horse Bellamy Road, the co-favorite, won and another for the Sports Section. Steinbrenner's horse finished seventh, thus lightening the load for reporters. Yet, nobody was happy.
Regardless, if one thinks of Steinbrenner before the death notices were written, his reputation, for the most part, was that of a villain. He was brutal on employees, reckless with money, banned from his sport and pardoned by President Reagan for illegal campaign contributions – a buffoon, as a matter of fact, per Seinfeld, The Simpsons, Saturday Night Live and Miller Lite and Visa commercials.
Some authority like Tom Pedulla, who writes on college football and thoroughbred racing for USA Today, would be a good one to provide proper perspective. It seems the difference between Steinbrenner and Frank Stronach, for example, is that one accomplished his goals through his zaniness. Otherwise, it's tough to tell them apart. Ah, there must be more to it.
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|Shane Hnidy ready to come off LTIR
|03.21.11 at 5:45 pm ET
He might not play, but at least he's eligible to do so.
Shane Hnidy will see team doctors Tuesday en route to officially coming off long-term injury reserve, meaning the veteran blueliner will be available to the Bruins for the first time since they signed him in late February. Hnidy had been rehabbing a shoulder injury suffered with the Coyotes in training camp.
"It's the doctors' thing," Hnidy said. "If it was up to me, I was ready a while ago, but it's probably best to wait. It feels really strong, and I've been able to battle the last few practices and have been doing it for a while. I haven't had a negative effect at all."
Claude Julien reiterated Sunday that Hnidy was brought in for depth purposes and that he wouldn't be taking anyone's job. Hnidy understands that, but he'll welcome the playing time when it comes.
"The whole reason you want to come is to play, but I knew what the situation was coming in," he said. "If it works out and I'm needed and have to play, I'm going to go out there and do my best. I'm anxious to get back and get in a game, but if not, I'll just continue on this path, and try to prepare the best way I can."
Hnidy previously played for the Bruins from 2007-09, totaling 17 points (4 G, 13 A) in 108 games.
WILMINGTON — When Claude Julien put Tim Thomas back in to start the third period against the Maple Leafs Saturday night, the logical reason as to why was because of Tuukka Rask's latest display of frustration. After Rask, who came in with over 11 minutes remaining in the second period in relief of Thomas, allowed the game's fifth goal, he was visibly infuriated with defenseman Dennis Seidenberg, who screened him on the play.
Julien has maintained that the move was not disciplinary, and that it was because Thomas wanted to go back out. Monday, he shed light on Rask's behavior on the ice.
"I don't support that," Julien said. "I don't think anybody supports that, including him. Sometimes frustration sets in, you see players breaking their sticks after a goal against or something. You see them putting their heads up in the air after they miss an open net. There's a frustration point, so I'm certainly not going to stand here and start accusing him of that, but it's something you don't want to see from anybody because it has a big impact on your team.
"Having said that, I think Tuukka's aware of that, and if anything, he's been playing some of his best hooky lately, so I don't think there's any need for that. I think it's just that sometimes you've got to control your emotions. He's frustrated with the first half of the year, and he wants to help this hockey club. Sometimes his emotions are probably running a little too high and he reacts that way, but having said that, it had no influence on my decision on Saturday."
For what it's worth, Rask has been cool as a cucumber off the ice all season despite the uncertainty as to when he'll play. On the ice, however, he's never shied away from expressing his emotions, and Julien hopes he can keep them in check.
WILMINGTON — The Bruins' dressing room seemed to be silent Monday when it came to discussing Matt Cooke's latest cheap shot. Shawn Thornton didn't like the idea of commenting on it, while Johnny Boychuk claimed to have not seen the hit. Despite not everybody talking, Brad Marchand and even coach Claude Julien said enough to make it clear that Cooke's act is not appreciated in these parts.
The Bruins, of course, have a direct tie to Cooke in that they are currently playing without Marc Savard, who has not been the same since Cooke blind-sided him last season.
"I think that it's about time he gets — he's got to be taught a lesson," Marchand said. "He's doing that stuff left, right, and center. I expect that he'll probably get a bunch of games, but he's got to be taught a lesson. You can't be running around doing that stuff all the time. He's going to seriously hurt someone again. Look at Savvy, and now McDonagh. He could have easily hurt him.
"It just seems to be part of his game. He likes to throw cheap shots around. I don't know if he'll learn. Hopefully he does. Hopefully he doesn't hurt someone to the point where their career is over. You want to get that stuff out of the game, and hopefully he does learn his lesson."
Marchand is coming off a two-game suspension of his own for a blindside elbow on Blue Jackets forward R.J. Umberger last week. As a first-time offender, Marchand and Julien hope that theta young forward's lesson has been learned, but when asked about Marchand, Julien worked in a jab at Cooke.
"I think you need to trust your players to do the right things," Julien said. "You have to trust your players that they've learned from those things and they don't let it happen, although there are certain guys in the league that don't seem to be learning."
There was a light-hearted reaction to the Cooke reference, though when asked to comment further on the Penguins forward, Julien got serious and politely declined.
"No reaction, no comment," Julien said. "I think right now I've got my hands full with trying to get our team back on track. This is an opportunity for me to let the league do their job."
|Claude Julien taking wait-and-see approach on Brad Marchand hit
|03.16.11 at 6:18 pm ET
Bruins coach Claude Julien doesn't care to venture a guess on what the result of Brad Marchand's phone hearing with the league Thursday morning. Julien told reporters Wednesday in Nashville that regardless of how the league rules on Marchand's elbow to the head of R.J. Umberger Tuesday, he'll respect the decision, especially given the attention placed on headshots in the general managers meetings.
"I don't know how they're going to call it, to start with," Julien told reporters. "I think I'll wait and hear what they have to say about the hit and how they're going to interpret it. Then, with an explanation, maybe I'll understand exactly where they're going with it.
"Right now, I don't think I can comment on much. There's nothing to gain from a comment after everything that's gone on there in the last three days and how they've addressed it and how they want to make it better. I've got to wait and see, and I've also got to be supportive of what they're trying to do, and I am."
Defenseman Adam McQuaid left the ice during practice, but the coach said it was because he told the blueliner to do so after collecting bruises of late.
"He seems to be getting in the way of other teams' shots all the time, which is a good thing for us,' Julien said. "I think today would have just made it worse."
|From the stat truck: Do Bruins make good first impressions vs. opponents?
|03.15.11 at 12:27 am ET
With the stretch run upon the Bruins, Claude Julien's club obviously has an undesirable streak to snap. Winless over their last four, the B's need to show that their 0-2-2 slump won't continue at a part of the season in which each point is placed under a microscope.
There are multiple issues facing the team as they return to the road, like the sudden tendency to blow multi-goal leads, as was the case when they saw both the Sabres and Islanders come back in games in which the Bruins led by two. It will be focused on heavily, but it isn't the only thing to keep an eye on.
Despite having just 14 games remaining in the regular season, this week will also be all about making a good first impression. Both Tuesday and Thursday's games will come against opponents the B's have yet to face this season in the Blue Jackets and Thrashers, respectively.
To this point of the season, the Bruins have fared decently against teams when facing them for the first time. Per the good ol' WEEI.com stat truck, they have a 14-10-2 records in such games. For the sake of comparison, the results have been worse than the Flyers' 16-6-6 mark and better than the Canadiens' 12-9-2.
Looking at things more recently, the B's have fared well of late in their first meetings with teams. Since Jan. 22, the B's have played seven opponents for the first time this season (all of whom, unsurprisingly, were Western Conference teams). The Bruins went 5-2-0 against those clubs, losing to only the Red Wings and Sharks, who are currently second and third in the Western Conference, respectively. They beat the Flames, Presidents' Trophy-favorite Canucks and Oilers, three teams they hadn't seen previously this season, in succession Feb. 22-27.
To both snap their winless streak and continue their successful stretch against unfamiliar faces, the B's will have to bounce back against a Columbus team that has been nothing short of bad lately. The Blue Jackets are just 1-4-3 over their last eight games, with the win coming Saturday against the Hurricanes. While the Blue Jackets have had their fair share of struggles of late, looking at how they've fared in their first meetings with clubs might suggest they shouldn't be taken lightly. In facing 26 teams for the first time this season (as many as the Bruins have entering Tuesday), Columbus has gone 15-8-3.
To round things out, the Predators are 13-8-5 when seeing a team for the first time this season, losing their last two such contests. Of course, those losses came against the top two teams in the NHL in the Canucks and Flyers, and the Predators have gotten points in six of their last seven games (4-1-2).
These stats aren't everything, and when it comes down to it, execution, consistency and holding onto leads will likely be the biggest factors this week for the Bruins. Still, it will be interesting to see if the Bruins' recent string of success when seeing a team for the first time continues, or whether the funk they've been in over their last four games will persist.
After Thursday's game in Nashville, the Bruins will have faced 28 of the other 29 teams in the league thus far this season, missing only the Blackhawks, whom they'll see March 29 at the Garden.
|What Zdeno Chara and the Bruins learned Saturday night
|03.07.11 at 10:11 am ET
One loss following a very impressive seven-game winning streak is hardly cause for alarm. And that's especially true since the Bruins managed a point Saturday night when they didn't play their best game and found a way to tie it with 32.5 seconds left in regulation.
But there was a lesson to be learned. Just asked Zdeno Chara. If you don't skate hard against a hungry team, you'll likely wind up on the losing end.
The captain gave the Bruins the lead, 1-0, just under eight minutes into the second period. But from then on, the B's seem to take a collective breath and relax as the Pens picked up their intensity and took it to them in every way.
They took more shots, delivered more hits and until the final 33 seconds, scored more goals.
"We didn't have our best game, that's for sure," Chara said. "We were just, we had heavy legs, we didn't skate well, we didn't move the puck well. On the other side Pittsburgh played extremely well. They put a lot of pressure on us. They took away space and time and we couldn't create much."
All of this from a Penguins team that came in losing 6-of-7 and had lost in overtime 24 hours earlier in New Jersey.
"I think it was mostly us, we weren't moving our feet at all," Bruins coach Claude Julien said. "We were second to the puck. At the same time, you couldn't establish a physical game because you never got there on time. So they were on the puck and we were doing a lot of watching, I thought in the second period and they just took the game away from us at that point."
"They even they had back to back games," Chara added. "They had pretty good jump and energy. It almost felt like we were the team who played last night. But it's going to happen. You're going to have games like this where we were just slow and not moving the puck as well as we used to. But we worked extremely hard in the third and earned that point. That's the positive. Obviously we'd like to get two but it happens."
But now, following the end of the winning streak, the Bruins know they have to pick it back up with a big division game Tuesday night in Montreal. The Canadiens have won four straight and 5-of-6. They trail the Bruins by just five points in the Northeast.
No reason for the Bruins not to have their legs under them for this one.
|Pens show Bruins they're a lot more than just Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin
|03.05.11 at 11:10 pm ET
If the Bruins somehow wind up playing the Penguins in the Stanley Cup playoffs this spring they should take a very close look at the video from Saturday night's game at TD Garden.
Without superstars Sidney Crosby [concussion] and Evgeni Malkin [right knee], the Penguins got two goals from HBO "24/7″ star Dustin Jeffrey, including the game winner less than two minutes into overtime to come away with a 3-2 win over the Bruins, snapping Boston's seven-game winning streak.
Crosby or no Crosby, Malkin or no Malkin, the Penguins played exactly the kind of hockey that wins in the playoffs. It's not superstar hockey, it's team hockey. What exactly is that?
"They're a lot more hard-working," Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk said. "Their hard work takes over [for] their skill. When they have those other guys in, there's a lot of skill in there and they still work hard, but they try to make different plays than they would if they had those guys in the lineup. They just got the [puck] in deep and just tried to keep as much time in our zone as possible."
B's coach Claude Julien had his own take.
"Obviously, they're missing some star players," Julien noted. "We thought one of our best forwards tonight was missing, too. You have to adjust to those kinds of things and what it boils down to is the team play. And that's what they did tonight, they played a good team game.
"They were forechecking hard, they were on top of us. Even when we got the puck in the neutral zone, they didn't give us much time. They really skated hard and took away our time and space and they did a good job of that. I think that's where their success came from tonight. When you work hard enough, eventually you get rewarded, and they got a break there at the end and were able to score in OT."


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... very cool ... what made you think of something like this? I mean as your signature
I myself am not artistic
I'm always curious as to how chefs create such master pieces of beauty and what inspires you
... very cool ... what made you think of something like this? I mean as your signature
I myself am not artistic
I'm always curious as to how chefs create such master pieces of beauty and what inspires you
Petals because it is what I am known for ( plating with the syrup ) and coco .....Ummm , this part is boring and has nothing to do with cooking. Its because I wear Coco Chanel. Why I put these two names together ? It sounded like a good idea.
I just find ways to please the palate...there are many great chefs here....
Petals – truly beautiful Mousse of Fois gras with truffles!
Chefbuba – you can be a professor at the BBQ University.
kaneohegirlinaz – your frittata looks great!
Chef Oliver – thank you.
Scubadoo97 - thank you.
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Too bad I didn't take a pic of tonight's dinner. Breaded chicken paillards on burger buns with some mayo and a slice of provolone. My wife was late getting home and needed to rush off to yoga, so the presentation consisted of stuffing it in a baggie with a paper towel so she could eat it on the way.
They were good sandwiches, though.
Last night was Wild Mushroom and Chorizo Tamales( I make about 100 every 6 months and freeze them in batches for nights like last night) with Rice/Black Beans, Lime/Onion/Cilantro.
Hubby took me out to dinner tonight
We went to this Greek place that we went
to last month with this great couple that we met, VERY YUMMY!!
Chef sent out a plate of my fav, tzatziki, hummus and warm, freshly made Pita, hubby was lovin' that
I'm not sure what he was thinking, but he orders cheese and olives ???
SOOOOO good!!
This time though, the two of us had just way too food
we took doggie bags home for lunch tomorrow.
Oh, did I tell you about the Greek wine? I gotta' look for that ...
we couldn't handle dessert, too bad, their honey-yogurt cake is OUT OF THIS WORLD!!
next time ...
Looks hearty and delicious chefbuba
Tonight I took the trimmings from two sides of salmon and made tails and bellies. The belly is my favorite part of the salmon. Rich and unctuous, it's delicious and a full dose of omega 3.
Smoked over apple wood. Gave it a dose of bourbon, then rubbed it down with a mix of Dizzy Pig Raging River and Tsunami Spin rub, maple syrup and demerara sugar before hitting the smoker.
Scuba and ChefBuba: I'll be right over, all the flavors I enjoy. Kgirl, that Greek food looks terrific.
Today it was not so much what I made.............I'll tell you anyways : cherry soup with a dollop of sour cream & chive , stuffed shrimp avocados, fruit & cheese plate, they wanted light.
But what I did make earlier in the day was an ice bucket. When I went into the summer porch I saw that petals were falling off the peonies so I decided to make an ice bucket with them. Has anyone ever done this ? The table looked nice all done up. Not like in the pic....well I just wanted to show you the ice bucket.
Petals, that is beautiful!
I tried that once for a punchbowl rather than an ice bucket
FUN! That really dresses up a table
Everyone has been inspiring me,
I should take the time to make a table that is Eye Appealing,
even if it is just the two of us, what would be more romantic?
@ Zoe: Thank you. I wanted to take the pic when the table was all set up but they had all sat down. (can't do it then), cute pun.
@ Kgirl: Thank you. It was easy to make really. I took a 2 liter milk carton, opened the top, took a wine bottle and placed it in the middle of the carton, added the petals and poured the water 3/4 up the top of the bottle and froze it. Then to remove it , I just poured hot water in the wine bottle, heated up the ice and it slid right out, tore away the carton, after which I put in their wine bottle to chill.
Thank you Scuba. Served this up today, it was an easy dish but when I look at it now , I should have (added) rotated the endive colors, instead of all purple, add yellow. What's done is done, they ate it.
Chefbuba is right you know, I should not be afraid to grill fish on the BBQ. At work there is no BBQ. It's different at home. I'll tell you a secret.....I am afraid of propane....I get these visions of me ....well you know.....toasted !
Beautiful Petals. FWIW I don't miss the yellow endives, and at least on your photograph, the first thing that jumps at me is that the red of the endives "supports" (right word?) the red of the inside of the piece of tuna. I really feel like placing a plate at the bottom of my computer screen to catch the drippings of the olive oil...
Got about a 3 pound slab of pork shoulder roasting over some hardwood lump in the Weber kettle. Did a teriyaki type glaze, soy, rice vinegar, garlic, onion, ginger. Hope it turns out tasty.
Yep, the pork turned out quite nice. I did a braised fennel bulb as a side dish which probably wasn't the best choice. It was tasty, but the combination just seemed a bit awkward. Maybe if I had done a more Asian take on the fennel instead of Italian it would have worked better with the pork. Some grilled pineapple would have been nice!
I made, from scratch, Chicken Cordon Bleu, with Baked Yukon Golds,
and what they called Sunsweet Baby Broccoli
and this Green Sauce someone gave me…
Oh my!!! That was lusciously, lip smacking GOOD!
Oh My Teamfat, it was sOOOOOO much better than Chimichuri!
Think pesto with an asian twist…
Ginger, garlic, basil and some other flavors I just couldn't say…
that kinda of something that makes you go , HHHHMMMMM
And then lick your lips again… it was so EXCELLENT
My husband really enjoyed this supper, now we just need to make a pretty table like Miss Petals …
I made salad & fried baguette slices. the different thing I tried was I put some diced mango in the salad along with some more common ingredients (cauliflower, sliced scallions, sunflower seeds, 2 lettuce types, tomatoes, cucumber). since the mango was the sweet part, I chose a regular robust Italian dressing, very small amount. The taste contrasts/combinations were very interesting, and I almost finished the salad before I even took a bit of the bread!
I made salad & fried baguette slices. the different thing I tried was I put some diced mango in the salad along with some more common ingredients (cauliflower, sliced scallions, sunflower seeds, 2 lettuce types, tomatoes, cucumber). since the mango was the sweet part, I chose a regular robust Italian dressing, very small amount. The taste contrasts/combinations were very interesting, and I almost finished the salad before I even took a bit of the bread!
Adding some fruits is great for salads. Fresh, exquisite, contrasting flavors. Also traditional dressing with a spoon or so of jam. Nice.
Petals, is that Pomegranate seeds or Pink Pepper corns on the lamb?
Perfect med-rare, I'm there, make that X 15!!
I adore lamb, not so much anyone else in my family,
they say it's too "gammy" and I just can't seem to convince them
that it's not like mutton sold in years gone by.
Also, that lamb does not HAVE to be served exclusively with mint jelly AND well done!
Could you elaborate more on that plate? Just so I can drool a little more...
Wooooo that looks extremely tasty as well. This thread is very inspiring. :D


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Book Details
- Author: R.C. Sproul
- Publisher: Crossway (2002)
- Category: Theology
Discerning Reader Editorial Review
Reviewed 06/04/2008 by Mark Tubbs.
Recommended. Sproul does what Sproul does best – teaches the gospel.
In this slim hardcover volume, Bible teacher, professor and ministry founder R.C. Sproul – who surely needs no further introduction – draws out the nuances, the implications, and the core elements of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The impetus for this book came many years ago, when Sproul was suddenly accosted by a man who asked "Are you saved?" Sproul narrates the account of his response in the first chapter, and it also reappears on the back cover:
I recall vividly a time, more than three decades ago, when I was asked this question. Apparently out of nowhere, a gentleman appeared in front of me, blocking my forward progress. He looked me in the eye and asked directly, "Are you saved?" I wasn't quite sure how to respond. I uttered the first words that came into my mind: "Saved from what?" I think the man who stopped me on that day was as surprised by my question as I had been by his…
Sproul's exploration of the question did not end then and there. Not long after telling the above story, Sproul explains how the delegates and attendees of a Christian bookseller convention could not give clear, coherent answers to the question, "What is the Gospel?" Responses varied but were all incomplete at their core: "Most of the answers were something like, 'The gospel is having a personal relationship with Jesus,' or, 'It means asking Jesus into your heart.' Absent from these definitions were any affirmations of the person and work of Christ and the appropriation of His work to the individual by faith alone." Providentially, Sproul was invited the following year to speak at this convention, at which he addressed the question, "What is salvation?" He explained then – as he does in the book – how the good news of Christ's love must be prefaced with the horrific news of God's wrath, how the word translated as 'salvation' means different things at different places in Scripture, and how salvation is at once past, present, and future. Sproul rounds out the first part of the book ("Saved from what?") establishing mankind's utter helplessness to atone for sin.
Part 2 is entitled "Saved by what?" and explores the significance and necessity of Christ's substitutionary atonement on the Cross. Rather than merely a dramatic gesture designed to emphasize God's great love for us, Sproul explains that the biblical teaching of sin – encompassing sin as debt, sin as enmity, and sin as crime – calls for a much more sober evaluation of the Cross than a simple gesture of goodwill. In this section Sproul does focus on the New Testament accounts of the crucifixion, but also integrates Old Testament teaching of blessings and curses to demonstrate the two polarities of life under God's rule. Precisely because Christ became a curse for us, believers now enjoy the blessing of God.
Part 3 ("Saved for what?") projects the future, according to the biblical record, of the approaching Beatific Vision reserved for the believer. Sproul believes the anticipation of the perpetual presence of Christ is an understated doctrine in the Church, and so he spends quite a few pages explaining the true hope of heaven.
In this section Sproul makes a wonderful insight regarding our relationship to the rest of the world after explaining the biblical concept of adoption: "There is no universal fatherhood of God or universal brotherhood of man. The Bible speaks of a universal neighborhood. All people are my neighbors, and I am to treat them with Christian love." In light of the botched evangelistic episode which precipitated this book, I would have liked Sproul to spend more time on how Christians are saved for evangelism, and how we can apply the teaching laid out in this book in everyday evangelism. That is my only complaint. Although this book is devoid of footnotes and/or endnotes, it proliferates with Scripture. As we might expect, Calvin, Luther, Augustine, Barth are referenced favorably, while the concepts of Schweitzer and Pelagius are called into question.
I had the opportunity to read Saved From What? as a devotional volume during my twice-weekly doctor's appointments, and there was much worshiping, rejoicing and thanksgiving in that office. Saved from what? God's wrath. Saved by what? Christ's atonement. Saved for what? Eternity with Christ. There is no better news.


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United States -> Maine -> Meddybemps -> Property ID: 65984
Victorian Style Cottage on Class A Salmon Lake
Meddybemps, Maine
Major City: Calais
Distance: 20-30 mi
Community: Type: HouseArea: Waterfront / Rural
Bedrooms: 2
Sleeps: 6
Baths: 2Apx. Size: 1800 Sq Ft
Parking: Off Street
Pets OK: Call
Pool/Swimming: Yes
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Relax and enjoy the serenity of Cathance Lake from one of our three
decks. The cottage is located 40' from the waters edge allowing
beautiful views and great fishing.
The tri-level home was built for year round living. It offers a
third floor bedroom suite with a relaxing claw foot tub. The main
floor provides a complete kitchen, dining area second bedroom and
full bath, including jacuzzi tub and shower.
The walk out living room on the ground floor allows great views while
relaxing, watching TV or resting on the sleeper sofa.
Cathance Lake is a 3000 acre Class A Salmon Lake. The waters are
crystal clear. Canoe rentals are available in town. They could be
delivered to the cottage with all the necessities. The boat ramp, if
you wish to bring along your own boat or jet ski is only one mile
Our kitchen is fully equipped and a gas grill is provided for out
door cooking.
No need to pack linens, all are provided.
Our cottage is located in an unorganized territory (Cathance
Plantation) aprrox. 25-30 mi. from Calais,or Machias,and 10mi.from
Meddybems (our mailing address).This location provides easy access to
the ocean at Rouge Bluffs State Park, a trip to Jonesport for a whale
watch, to Seal Island to see the Puffins or the 4th of July boat
races in Jonesport.
You can find Maine Made Crafts at the August, Blueberry Festival in
Traveling in the opposite direction will take you to the quaint
fishing village of Lubec. Cross the bridge to Campobello Island and
visit the summer home of Franklin Roosevelt. Take a ride to Eastport
and visit the shops and galleries or enjoy a lobster dinner. Cross
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Our weekly rate is $1200. We require a $350 deposit(Non
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Our monthly rate is $4400. A $1000 Non refundable deposit is
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Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex in Cats
Dealing with dermatologic problems in cats (and dogs) often requires a lot of patience. Picture this scenario: An owner brings in her cat with the complaint of itching and hair loss, and expects, not unreasonably, that a veterinarian will perform a physical examination, maybe run a few simple and inexpensive diagnostic tests, and come up with the answer to what the problem is and how to treat it. Unfortunately, that's not always the way these scenarios play out.
The skin tends to respond to most insults in the same way regardless of whether they are parasitic, infectious, inflammatory, autoimmune, or allergic in origin. I searched a consultation site for veterinarians and entered "cat," "itching," and "hair loss" as my search parameters. The database came up with 109 diseases to consider. Yikes!
Knowing what's wrong with a cat's skin within minutes of starting a physical exam room is rare, which is one of the reasons why dealing with a condition that bucks this trend, like eosinophilic granuloma complex in cats, can be so satisfying.
The term "eosinophilic granuloma complex" refers to three types of lesions that look quite different but are actually very similar from a physiological point of view:
- An eosinophilic granuloma (also called a linear granuloma) typically develops as a long, narrow lesion running down the back of the thigh, or a lump on the lower lip or chin. Sometimes the footpads are involved. The skin is usually pink or tinged yellow, raised and bumpy, and hairless.
- Eosinophilic plagues typically affect the skin of the abdomen, inner thigh, throat, or around the anus. The areas are raised, pink or red, and appear "raw."
- Indolent ulcers (also called rodent ulcers) affect a cat's upper lip and sometimes the tongue. These lesions usually look like pink, eroded sores.
In most cases, the clinical presentation of the three types of lesions that form the eosinophilic granuloma complex are distinctive enough that a physical exam is all that is needed to reach a diagnosis. Treatment is fairly straightforward as well. Most patients respond well to corticosteroids, although we sometimes need to hit the cats pretty hard with these drugs before we get the condition completely under control. Especially severe cases may necessitate the use of immunosuppressive drugs (e.g., cyclosporine or chlorambucil) or even surgery.
Wouldn't it be nice if that were the end of the story? Finally, a feline disease that is easy to diagnose and treat. Unfortunately, that is only sometimes the case. It turns out that eosinophilic granuloma complex is usually a symptom of another, underlying condition — allergies. This may not be a big deal if your cat is allergic to flea bites, for instance. Put her on a good flea preventative and you shouldn't have any more issues with eosinophilic granuloma complex. If however, your cat is allergic to something that is more ubiquitous, dust mites are a good example, eosinophilic granuloma complex can become a chronic problem that demands additional diagnostic testing (e.g., intradermal allergy testing or food trials) and long term treatment to prevent flare-ups.
Nothing's ever simple, is it?
Dr. Jennifer Coates
Image: Happy new year cat by tanakawho / via Flickr


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Dear Helena,
Every week or two my roommate goes to the grocery store, buoyed by good intentions, and comes back with a bunch of kale, broccoli, and other "superfoods." But then he often ends up forgetting about them. Even when he does work up the energy to cook a healthy recipe, he then ignores the leftovers and lets them grow fur in the back of the fridge. What is up with this behavior, and what is a polite way for me to stop this food waste?
—Squishy Veggies in the Crisper Drawer
Dear Squishy Veggies,
Unfortunately, the situation you describe is all too common. My informal survey asking people what food they had tossed recently generated all sorts of confessions, from "lamb chops—because they smelled funny and were turning blue" to "mango chutney that had crystallized" to "water crackers that expired in 2008." According to Jonathan Bloom, author of American Wasteland: How America Throws Away Nearly Half of Its Food (and What We Can Do About It), we're casual about tossing food because it's cheap. Bloom says: "[Currently] food represents 10 percent of our household spending. No other nation spends as little on food."
Still, the cost of all those discarded lamb chops, crackers, and jars of chutney adds up. Bloom says that every year the average four-person U.S. household wastes between $1,300 and $2,200 worth of food.
Why do we let perfectly good ingredients go bad? One problem is that many people suffer from the "recipe mentality" and think they have to get every item on an ingredient list. They then don't know how to improvise when confronted with what's leftover—whether that's half an onion, some wilting cilantro, or a partially finished tub of crème fraîche. Another problem is that when we shop a week or more in advance, we're not necessarily that good at predicting what we'll feel like eating. Psychological studies have proved as much. In one study, students were asked to pick a snack to consume in three consecutive class sessions. The first group was asked to pick all the snacks in advance. The second group chose the snacks right before they were consumed. The first group chose a much greater variety of snacks, while students in the second group were more likely to choose their favorite snack each time. The latter group enjoyed their snacks a lot more. So when you go to the store, you shouldn't delude yourself that you'll be making kale and wheat-berry soup next week. You should think about what you feel like eating for dinner tonight, and then buy a lot of it.
So what to do about the sorry state of your crisper? Don't treat your roommate to a barrage of stats on food waste. As this column has shown in the past, a boring lecture is never an effective way to change someone's behavior. But you could bring up the snack study as an interesting conversational tidbit, and nudge your roommate to draw the obvious conclusion about grocery shopping.
You could also suggest a weekly "Crisper Challenge," in which you make a clean sweep of the assorted produce in the fridge. For tips on using up wilted lettuce, for example, check out this video. You could even make it into a fun game: Who can make the better "refrigerator risotto" or soup or pasta? (The penalty for the loser might be taking out the garbage for a week.) This may help liberate your roommate from recipes.
Here's how to stop the leftovers from going moldy: Label them. It's easy for Tupperware containing something murky to be ignored at the back of the fridge. But if it's labeled "Lentil Soup with Chard and Chorizo," then it seems like a nice lunch. Also, transfer leftovers from large cooking pots and dishes into smaller and more attractive storage containers. However delicious that "refrigerator lasagne" was, the last portion is never very appealing when it's left to sit in the crusty cooking dish under an ill-fitting foil lid.


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text: VeterinaryPublic Health Centre for Asia-Pacific (VPH-CAP)- (Chiang Mai University, Thailand): The Chiang Mai University (CMU) is the first higher education institute in Northern Thailand and is one of the comprehensive institutions of higher learning providing a broad range of academic programs in Thailand. The University currently offers undergraduate and postgraduate and graduate diploma programs to more than twenty-five thousand students. In addition, among the international masters and doctoral programs being offered the Veterinary Public Health Center for Asia Pacific (VPH-CAP) heads the Master of Veterinary Public Health program (MVPH) which began in 2003/2004 for the Southeast Asia Region. It targets young and mid-career veterinarians and other professionals (natural, agricultural, medical sciences) from the Southeast Asian region with a background and training needs in zoonoses control and food safety. The Ohio State University with its College of Veterinary Medicine has been collaborating with the Chiang Mai University, College of Veterinary Medicine since 1999. These include student exchange programs and since the establishment of the student exchange and research collaborations with the Chiang Mai University, a number of professional DVM students from OSU have been successfully accomplished their study abroad programs through Dr Nongunch Inpanbutr from the Department of Veterinary Biosciences mainly on elephants health and behaviors. In 2009, Dr Gebreyes was also invited as a keynote speaker for the "Asia Pacific Foodborne Zoonosis Symposium" organized by the Chiang Mai University, Thailand.http://www.vphcap.org/


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What's your favorite gun w/ mods?[ Edited ]
What is your favorite competitive loadout? You don't have to include boosters and kickbacks... only guns with mods. No power weapons. My favorite wavers between Marlowe's M9 (reload speed and max ammo) and a G-Mal (accuracy). I stick to Drake's Para-9 (reload speed and clip size) before I unlock the Jade Para-9 (reload speed and blindfire accuracy) when I go up in Legacy.
Re: What's your favorite gun w/ mods?[ Edited ]
Re: What's your favorite gun w/ mods?
I doesn't matter what gun it is, as long as it has reload speed or clip size.
I like waffles
Re: What's your favorite gun w/ mods?
Anything with reload speed. But since I has teh Space Helmet I am open to other guns. That extra 15% makes a pretty big difference. Sooooo I'll usually use the E3 AK, Marlowe's M9, Elena's Gmal (I WISH I HAD THE PAX GMAL ), Draza's Dragon, or Talbot's FAL. If I do use the KAL 7 I'll use Cutter's since it is the best KAL to aim with. Yea, I'll aim the KAL.
Re: What's your favorite gun w/ mods?
Except for Drakes AK, with that gun the Blindfire Is unstoppable!
And hate RoF mods, I don't notice a difference other than an increases recoil.
I was working on a YouTube video comparing the accuracy of all the weapons, and the accuracy increase and decrease with the RoF and Accuracy mods, But my disc broke so I didn't get a chance to make the video
When I get a new foot I will try to finish and upload the video, with a thread showing thë results.


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One of the best traditional varieties to grow in the UK! Kiwi 'Hayward' flowers later in the season and produces a heavy crop of large fruits with a superb flavour. Kiwi 'Hayward' is a self sterile female plant so it must be planted next to a male plant to provide pollen and produce fruit.
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I've just released the second release candidate for Symfony 2.1.0.
This release contains several security fixes related to the way XML is handled, and as such, we recommend everyone to upgrade. These issues have been also fixed in Symfony 2.0. Read the 2.0.17 announcement for more details.
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Very quiet one-bedroom apartment in the center of Kiev
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This very quiet one-bedroom apartment is situated in the center of Kiev
It is nice, classic style renovated one-bedroom apartment near our Parliamant and just 15min walking to Bessarabian Square and Kreschatik street.
The apartment is located on the 3th floor of an 5-storey building. There are two rooms and kitchen. The apartment is fully furnished and equipped with all necessary appliances, a double bed and a sofa, which can be decomposed.
The apartment is equipped with one air-conditioned - for your comfort, digital cable TV, Internet access (Wi-fi )
In the bathroom - a standart bath.
The entrance door is equipped with intercom system.
숙소규정We meet all the guests in the apartment and pass keys.
Possible early arrival and late departure, if this does not interfere with the accommodation of guests before/after your stay. Please, tell me about this in advance.
Smoking in the apartment is not allowed.
The apartment is NOT for rent for events (parties, birthdays, etc.).
Maximum number of guests - 4.
For bookings of 1 night deposit for the property may be required (available as optional).
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Olga was a gracious host. She not only gave me a nice place that was clean and comfortable, but she walked me down to the market and showed me where I could eat and shop. She even took the time to explain the culture so I would understand it better. She is dependable and can be trusted with your eyes closed)
I would definitely recommend her to my friends and I would be happy to stay with her any time I am in Kyiv.
I was looking for an apartment in Kiev last minute and the day before the trip I found this nicely situated apartment and Olga was able to accommodate. The location is central, but in a quiet neighborhood. It is just a few minutes walk to Kreshatik. With hotels costing over $200 dollars a night in the center of Kiev in the summer, this is quite the convenient, pleasant way to affordably stay in Kiev, especially since it has all the amenities you are used to at home! Note - there is no AC but there is a fan on the balcony.
Olga can best be described as the perfect host, very friendly, polite and helpful. She is always willing to offer advice on the best shops, places to visit and how to find our way about, a real support on our visit to Kiev. We would not hesitate to book one of her apartments in the future.
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The pictures didn´t lie, we got what we expected and that was just fine! The area was quiet and safe and within walking distance of downtown. Olga was very friendly and helpfull and could communicate in english which is not always the case in Ukraine. All in all, a good alternative to a hostel!
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I had a wonderful stay, the apartment is very well located and the area is very quiet.
everything was perfect for me
Superb apartment and service, we couldnt be happier at a 5* hotel.. strongly recommended!
The appartement is very nice and clean.
Olga was very helpful everytime I needed.
The district is safe, only small inconvenient : almost 20 minutes of walk to Arena and 30 minutes to Maydan.
If I come back to Ukraine, I will contact Olga again for sure.
I stayed with Olga's apartment for 9 nights. There was a high standard and very central.
Olga was very welcoming and helping like host. Upon arrival, she had arange maps and helping whit questions about Kiev for more practical information. Olga speak very good English. I can warmly recommend Olga like host and her apartments. If I travel back to Kiev, I will sure stay in Olga's apartment again.
I recently visited Kiev and stayed in one of Olga.s apartments, which I found it to be very clean and modern, extremely roomily and very nice indeed with everything one would need during their stay. My host Olga I found her to be extremely polite and pleasant and very helpful indeed. I would recommend Olga's apartments to anyone wishing to visit Kiev at anytime. I know for a fact that I myself as and when I return back to Kiev on my next visit will be without a doubt contact Olga to acquire one of her apartments.
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Pork Burgers with Peppers
Try a new burger alternative with this pork burger, a take on Italian sausage and peppers.
- Servings: 4
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- 1 pound ground pork
- 3/4 teaspoon fennel seeds
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 red bell pepper, cut into thin strips
- 1 yellow bell pepper, cut into thin strips
- 1 small yellow onion, thinly sliced
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 2 teaspoons red-wine vinegar
- 4 slices fresh mozzarella
- 4 toasted buns
Heat a grill to medium-high. Clean and lightly oil hot grill. In a bowl, mix pork with fennel seeds. Form into 4 patties. On a large piece of foil, combine oil, peppers, and onion. Season with salt and pepper. Fold foil around vegetables and crimp ends. Grill packet until vegetables are crisp-tender, about 8 minutes. Season patties with salt and pepper. Grill until cooked through, about 6 minutes per side.
In a medium bowl, toss vegetables with vinegar. Top each patty with vegetables and a slice of mozzarella. Cover grill and cook until cheese is bubbling, 1 to 2 minutes. Serve burgers on toasted buns.


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Insurance operations are the second big pillar of the Berkshire business, and as we have seen in the past two weeks, will continue to be a major driver for Berkshire shareholders. Berkshire Hathaway announced last week that it bought the biggest book of insurance business ever, from Swiss Re, for $1.3-billion. What's more, Reuters recently reported that Berkshire has also increased its stake in Munich Re to $1-billion, or a 3 per cent stake in the world's biggest reinsurer.
Larry Coates, manager of the Oak Value Fund, which has Berkshire Hathaway as its largest holding, says the insurance business is ultimately a spread opportunity. The spread exists between the cost of underwriting insurance at a low cost of capital -- with the Swiss Re transaction, Mr. Buffett estimates $50-billion in premium income over the next several decades -- and being able to reinvest those profits. This spread has always been one of the key drivers of return for Berkshire.
Mr. Coates estimates that the Berkshire spread opportunity is between 50 to 150 basis points. For example, if Berkshire has 100 basis points in underwriting profits and can reinvest those profits at a 6% rate of return, it results in a 700 basis point spread.
"We've done analysis that shows that every 100 basis point change in the spread incrementally increases the value of Berkshire's A share by $10,000," he said.
The final pillar of the Berkshire portfolio is its wholly owned operating subsidiaries, among which Burlington Northern is about to become the newest addition.
These Berkshire Hathaway operating subsidiaries run the gamut across stocks tied very tightly to Buffett's "all-in wager" on the U.S. economy. Housing, through Clayton Homes, and related stocks in the home furniture and carpet business, such as Shaw Industries.
This portion of the Berkshire portfolio is the one most sensitive to the cyclical nature of the economy. In addition to the focus on the housing market, Berkshire owns several jewelry companies. Anyone who has wandered into a Tiffany's in the past few years and watched the flocks of salespeople descending on one customer buying a gold pen knows how sensitive these stocks are to economic peaks and valleys.
Thus, the cyclical stocks in the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio are a good place to look at what the company's biggest backers think is its most unique trait in the current market: its undervaluation.
Granted, when it comes to discussing the Oracle of Omaha, Berkshire Hathaway shareholders often seem about as independently minded as the proverbial Jonestown Kool-Aid drinkers, but these days they are talking about some hefty discounts built into Berkshire shares as a result of its recent underperformance.
It is not uncommon for long-time private investors to estimate the current Berkshire Hathaway valuation as 30 per cent to 35 per cent below fair value. Mr. Buffett himself said last week on television that he thought the shares were the cheapest they had ever been, on a price-to-book ratio.
"There is more potential recovery in those operating subsidiaries than the market currently thinks," said Bill Bergman, an analyst at Morningstar. Mr. Bergman believes fair value on Berkshire Hathaway's B shares is $88.
Jerome Bruni, a longtime private investor in Berkshire, says that Berkshire is selling at about 10x economic earnings, and for a company with its strength and outlook, that is cheap. He thinks that a conservative estimate values Berkshire Hathaway shares at least 25 per cent higher.
Paul Lountzis, of Lountzis Asset Management, another longtime private investor in Berkshire, says the discount is 30 per cent to 35 per cent now.
Oak Value Fund's Mr. Coates said: "You can certainly say that Berkshire is undervalued by 30 per cent or 40 per cent. That undervaluation adds an attractive margin of safety at this point in the market cycle."
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- Coca-Cola Co$45.39-0.02(-0.04%)
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- Wells Fargo & Co$52.41-0.37(-0.70%)
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nope sorry my sources is legit! from a friend in the business.
But KAt will not be in because she has not been in Playstation for that long. Too quick to put her in
Cloud and Lightning wont make it because as popular as final fantasy is in japan. The gundam series is way more popular and would appeal much more to Japanese people. Dont beleave me and my sources on how popular Gundam is? Go check the statue they created of a gundam.
As popular as Solid Snake is he can never out beat Kamen Rider in terms of popularity for the japanese people
My sources tell me that these characters will appease the Japanese poeple who get the game early.
yeah well my sourse says that hank hill, wierd al yankovich, elmo, and Gabe Newell are in the game
you can call me DragonMink
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yup lol!!!!! maybe hanks super lvl 3 will be him smelling charcole and raging with one hit KO spatula !
and gabe newells super lvl 3 delays the game (truly a devastating super its the reason for the last delay)
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Poem by: needtobreathe555
Status: Finished
Genre: Romance
For once in my life, I can honestly say,
Without a shadow of doubt in my mind.
That you are the one always in my brain,
And for you, I would leave my world behind.
I remember times when we laughed and cried,
Over silly things that meant almost nothing,
From the time I first met you, I never felt shy,
And thought you and I had something.
So I tell you, I'm sorry, for the way things went,
For our saying goodbye, for our final adieu,
And I know I still feel how I did before,
My heart always beating for you.
But now you have someone new in your life,
Better than me, in every way,
Someone I hope never brings you strife,
Or brings you any pain.
As long as you're happy, I promise you,
I could ask for nothing more,
But a little thought every now and then,
Of the girl you knew before.
But if you find you miss the days
When we were two hearts beating together,
You know I will be in our special place,
Where my love for you will last forever.
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Its definitely very dry and sandy, but the town itself is surprisingly green with trees and everything! Its at something like 2,600 metres above sea level, and the highest I have been so far - I could certainly tell when my shampoo exploded all over me in the shower
On Thursday I got up at the ungodly hour of 3am to go to see the Geysers at El Tatio, about 100 kilometers away from here. Its the highest geothermal field in the world and was really spectacular. (I think from now on, going into Bolivia etc, there will be a lot of 'highest in the world' happening, so bear with me!)
Anyway, you have to get up so early to be able to see the plumes of steam coming from the geysers as come sunrise, the earth apparently relaxes and the geysers stop spouting! As it is so high (about 3,200 metres above sea level), it is absolutely freezing, definitley below zero - I was wearing 5 layers plus hat and gloves, and I was still cold! Despite having to lug it around, I have to say I am glad that I didn't get rid of all the warm stuff I got in Patagonia!
The geyser field was really spooky in the early morning light, almost like a film set. It was almost as if the hero of a film would any second come dramatically through the steam, having rescued a small child or something!
And once you got over the sulphorous smell of rotten eggs coming from the steam, it was really quite beautiful
After a quick nap, I continued my tourist trail and headed off to the Valle de la Luna on another tour in the afternoon. It was quite different to the Valle de la Luna in Argentina (the one near San Juan), but very beautiful too. Will attach photos asap. We walked for a couple of hours along a ridge, down a sand dune and through gorges and caves formed but the water and wind, and watched the sun set over the valley where the rocks are formed into odd shapes.
Friday was a day of relaxing after all that rushing about. Met some nice people in the hostel and had lunch, a tootle round the museum to see all the tools, pottery and mummies (whole mummies buried in big jars!) preserved in the dry and heat here.
Another tour on Saturday to the altiplano lakes and salt flats
And then it started to snow! It was so odd - there was a rumbling of thunder all of a sudden and the clouds which had been hanging behind the tops of the volcanoes were visibly advancing towards us. Then tiny flakes of snow started falling and it got really cold. So strange to be in the desert and see snow - but I think it was all due to the altitude as when we got back down to San Pedro, it was boiling hot and sunny! One lady in our group lives in Venezuela and it was the first time she had ever seen snow falling!
After an exceedingly dull 12 hour bus ride with tedious border crossings yesterday, now I am back Argentina, in Salta, and will hang around here for a few days, definitely not doing any tours as I am all toured out!
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About this time last year, with the announcement of the Mac Mini, I advised everybody to stay away from Apple RAM because it was too expensive.
With the new Intel based Macs the situation unfortunately has not changed.
The new MacBook for example is available in a 1GB, with one SO-DIMM, configuration. You can upgrade that to 2GB by adding another SO-DIMM. Apple will charge you 210GBP, including VAT for the DIMM. Crucial (a branch of Micron Technology who make lots of OEM RAM) already have the new MacBooks in their system.
Crucial charge just under 87GBP, inc. VAT. For the same additional 1GB SO-DIMM.
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Boys and Girls of Northeast Florida, 1300 Riverplace Blvd., Suite 310, Jacksonville, FL 32207, 904-396-4435, www.bgcnf.org. Inspires and enables all young people, especially disadvantaged.
Children's Home Society, Buckner Division, 3027 San Diego Road, Jacksonville, FL, 904-493-7738. Adoption, foster care, and child abuse prevention programs.
Needs donations of unwrapped toys, clothes, and gifts, by Dec. 17, 2008. Also needs food and household items and volunteers to wrap gifts.
Community Connections of Jacksonville, 327 E. Duval St., Jacksonville, FL 32202, 904-350-9949, www.communityconnectionsjax.org. Provides holiday wishes for children under 16.
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Ryan Phillippe, Busy Phillips & Jason Bateman Celebrate Kidstock Benefiting One Voice [PHOTOS]
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