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Friday, June 7, 2013
The sweet smell
We've had such a rainy, cool spring that my honeysuckle is doing so well. We'll see what happens when we've got to untangle it to move in a few weeks.
This one does not smell as much as the white colored honeysuckle. And right now, the wild honeysuckle is blooming and the air is so fragrant. (I probably should get a picture of that!)
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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Dedication Part 2
Since we finished the mile and a half in a little over an hour, we decided to hit a couple more on the way home. It day was too beautiful.
Foster falls. We didn't hike down to the bottom, but just stopped to look at it. Pretty soon it'll be down to a trickle again if we don't get some more rain.
Heading down the mountain...a beautiful patchwork of landscape.
Old Fort Archaeological Park has a lot of falls along their trails too
Step falls...and you wonder where it gets its name?! The last time we were here we could walk out on them. You'd get wet, but not swept over. So no walking in the water this time. It was just running too fast!
I love sunny days, but sun/waterfalls do not go together. It is so hard to photograph a waterfall without blowing it all out because of the brightness. But I worked with what I had.
It was getting late in the day, so we were hurrying our way through the last few...and even skipped a few because we were finally worn out!
You can get up close and personal at these falls also.
As long as you practice safe hiking, we can all enjoy God's gifts for many years to come.
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Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Dedication...part 1
Sometimes working at a non-profit is not about work, but about love, hugs and reassurance. It makes me appreciate my family a little more and the "limited" time we get to spend together anymore. My Mother's Day gift was requesting time together. Unfortunately 1 had to work and since we are trying to instill a work ethic for him, I let him slide on that one. But I know it won't be the last one we can't spend together. I just have to appreciate the time we do get together...and the out-of-the-blue hug I'll get every once in awhile. In the meantime, we hiked one of my favorite trails. It's got several waterfalls and several hidden gems along it's mile and a half trail.
My adventurers :)
She was in her element!
They ALL were!
We had so much rain this spring that the water levels were great! There's nothing worse than seeing a waterfall with just a trickle!
Long exposure in daylight is tough without blowing it into just a white image. I took a lot of pictures and threw away a lot of bad ones! Sometimes it's just trial and error!
It was hard to keep them out of my pictures sometimes!
The last picture was on the path. This one was about halfway climbing down and someone spotted a small cave and wanted to investigate! So he was looking for the flashlight.
It's not the easiest climb down, but it was so worth it!
My little creature catcher!
Another falls
Not sure if these are just growing on the tree or if it's because of all the extra rain we've had? Maybe both?
It was the only tree that I saw like that. Weird.
These are great swimming holes...too bad the water was still freezing...although the dog did not care!
Safety is a key to safe hiking. It amazes me that there are no barriers. You would not find that in a lot of parks. Appreciate nature and the forces around you and you can coexist...and for heavens sake, use some common sense. Unfortunately there's been several falls in recent weeks at local waterfalls and I guarantee you most of them were from carelessness.
When you close your eyes and listen...those are the same waters that were running 2000 years ago. God's canvas is simply amazing. We really need to appreciate it more.
For as much as she is not my dog, she would always come back to check on me to make sure I was ok.
The end of the trail yields a massive opening of fallen rock. Not really a cave, but a massive opening. Unfortunately to get back to where we started, we had to take the path that basically climbs to the top of it.
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Monday, June 3, 2013
Red Hot
I see this crazy looking plant blooming every year. I stopped for a picture a few years ago and decided to stop again. It took me awhile, but I finally found out the name of the plant...red hot poker plant. I always thought they were called the candy corn plant...until I googled it and realized there really is a candy corn plant and it looks nothing like this. Go figure.
They really are cool looking.
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Sunday, June 2, 2013
We typically leave town on long weekends, but this year I don't think we've left town on ANY weekend. Totally unusual for us not to travel. But as the kids get older and get busier...I really didn't think they could get busier...we tend to stay in town. So this was our first year to experience our annual Memorial Day outdoor church service. And boy am I glad we did.
After setting up the chairs, the youth had their Sunday school class while the Worship team warmed up.
It was amazing to see how many people filed in after service started. Everything was full about 15 minutes after I took this picture. Largest crowd yet!
We were honored to welcome back Hack Bartholomew from New Orleans. He plays a mean trumpet!
THIS is how we have an outdoor church service! Feeling the music!
Our youngest visitor with Grandpa Mike. I will make sure we're in town next year. What an awesome day!
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Dahlias bloom at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chanhassen in August.
(Gratuitous photo by Paul Huttner)
+3.1 degrees vs. average temperature at MSP for November so far
57% of possible sunshine this month in the metro
39% of possible sunshine in November on average
#1 – November is the cloudiest month of the year in Minnesota on average
54 – 58 degrees on Thanksgiving Day in southern Minnesota?
13 years – average interval between reaching 50 degrees on Thanksgiving at MSP
4 number of time we've hit 50 on T-Day in the past 13 years
(if we hit 50 Thursday)
Cottage soaks up early November sun in Deephaven
Sunny November?
I know, it's been gray for the past two days. But believe it or not this has been a sunnier than average November.
November is typically our cloudiest month of the year in Minnesota. We manage to squeeze out only 39% of possible sunshine in an average November.
By my (unofficial) count we've had 12 of 21 days with partly to mostly sunny skies this month. That's about 57% of possible sunshine, give or take. I'll take it!
It's gray today but hang in there, the sun should return tomorrow and Thanksgiving Day!
Warm Turkey?
All systems appear to be go for a mild Thanksgiving Day in Minnesota. In fact, this may be the mildest T-Day in 13 years, since we hit 58 in 1998.
If everything works out right, a sunny sky, mild southwest breezes and mostly bare gorund should help boost temps well into the 50s Thanksgiving afternoon. I would not be shocked to see 54 to 58 degrees in the metro by around 3pm Thursday. I'm also forecasting a nap late Thursday afternoon.
Black Friday also looks mild, and then cooler weather slides in for Saturday and Sunday.
Thanksgiving Day climatology is all over the mep in Minnesota. Last year we awoke to 6 degrees in the metro and struggled to a high of 27. It looks like most of Minnesota will be a good 25 to 30 degrees milder this year.
If you look back to 1891 we hit 50 on T-Day about once every 13 years. But since 1998 we've hit 50 or better 4 times, assuming thermometers crack 50 this Thursday!
Snow chances: Saturday & Tuesday?
There appears to be two chances for snow in the next week.
The first comes Saturday, as low pressure develops in the Upper Midwest. Rain changing to light snow Saturday is possible. Right now any accumulations look light.
The second system may be more interesting next Tuesday. A developing "retrograding" upper low may spin up over Wisconsin, and kick snow back to the west into Minnesota.
These "cut-off" lows are notoriously fickle, and difficult to pin down. If the GFS model pans out, there could be significant accumulations in western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota.
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Amaca, immergé dans un jardin verdoyant
Nombre max. de visiteurs5
Salles de bain1
Surface55 m²
- Adapté aux familles/enfants
- Cuisine
- Animaux acceptés
- Climatisation
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The apartment looking into the sea and across the wide bay of Meta with a spectacular view, and it is 5 minutes far from the sandy beach of Meta.
This area, in the middle of the Gulf of Naples, has an easy access to the excursions in the most famous and fascinating tourist sites in the world: the Amalfi coast (Positano, Amalfi), the archeological cities of Pompei and Ercolano, mount Vesuvius (easy to go there with the train of "circumvesuviana"), the island of Capri (with the numerous and frequent hydrofoils and ferries). The airport of Naples is to 45 km.
The apartment Amaca, immersed in a green garden between lemon and orange trees, it is adapted to 2-5 persons, with two wide rooms, kitchen and bath (TV, fridge-bar, cabin-shower). The wide covered patio in the garden, from which it is possible to admire a charming view of the Gulf of Naples and the Sorrentina coast, will allow you to have supper to the open enjoying the panorama. The garden is equipped with barbecue, hammocks, deckchair and shower to the open that give you an pleasant and relaxant stay.
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Confortable et jolie avec une belle terrasse et vue sur la mer. Bienvenue dans la tradition de courtoisie et de Sorrento de sympathie. Pour suggérer à ceux qui veulent passer des vacances relaxantes, mais en même temps plein d'enthousiasme.
Appartamento confortevole e grazioso con delizioso terrazzo sul mare e vista mozzafiato. Accoglienza nella piena tradizione della cortesia e simpatia sorrentina. Da suggerire a chi vuole fare una vacanza rilassante ma nello stesso tempo piena di emozioni.
The flat has lots of space and the view to the sea is un- top-able!
If you don`t like this touristic centres this is a great place to stay at.
Poorly we did not meet annachiara- but her mother (what a lovely person) and her brother Carlo- what a nice guy. So sympathic.
Its a pitty that he is been married:(... felt like a good friend for a long time since from the first time we met him.
He brought local goodies for breakfast several times without beeing asked- so greatful!
Sending special thanks and lots of love (in kind of friendship) to him.
Meta is greatful too. Such a nice place to stay at.
It took a little piece of my heart.
Looking forward to come back as soon as possible.
Just join this place if you could!
The apartment at great location, the hosts are very generous, we have wonderful vacation in Annachiara place.
Annichiara and her Brother are very helpfull, and great hospitality. The balcony and the view from the kitchen is outstanding also for sun set. The appartment not spetacular but there is all you need, outdoor shower is perfect, like the different furnitures on the big Balcony.
It was a very nice appartment with a mavalous sight at bay of Napels, but when we were there, at the end of february 2014, it was still a little bit cold and the heather didnot warm the appartment.
In June we (2 pax) have stayed 2 weeks at this appartement. The welcome was very nice. The owners are so friendly and proud of their appartement. The terrace is really amazing looking out over the sea. The nice flowers, pergola, it was all there. There is even an outdoor shower.
We have had during our stay also good weather ( around 25-30 degrees C) and you have sun all day on the terrace.
The appartment was really good for us. From the kitchen you have a very nice view out over the sea. The kitchen is simple, equipped with a fridge and a stove, but for us good enough, as we bbq-ed almost every day or we went out for a pizza or spaghetti alle vongole.
The living area is also good. There is a couch, tv, radio and dining table ( but we were sitting most of the time outside)
The bedroom is good and there are two bathrooms. During our stay there, the weather was very good, so we did not experience any moist in the rooms.
The people on the beach, village (Meta) are very friendly. Most people can speak English, but I should say..try to talk Italian. In the centre you can get at the bar a coffee and cornetto or a graffe (danish pastries) for breakfast. There are also several small supermarkets.
The transportation is also good. from the train station you will be in several minuten in Sorrento ( if you can, take a walk, 1,5 hours, to Sorrento) or the other way is to go to Pompeji (30 min.) or Naples ( 60 min.)
One day we have been to Rome. It takes about 2,5 hours.
We have enjoyed our stay very much!
En rigtig dejlig lejlighed, med en fantastisk udsigt over Middelhavet. En skøn terrasse i et rigtig italiensk kvarter med charmerende smalle gader. Speciel, men spændende indretning af badeværelser. Lejligheden kunne måske trænge til en gang maling, men det kan man godt leve med, da man opholder sig meget på den dejlige terrasse. Utrolig flinke mennesker og en stor tak til Carlo, for hans venlighed og hjælpsomhed.
Absolut et sted man gerne vil vende tilbage til.
Skøn lejlighed med en fantastisk terrasse med udsigt over Napoli bugten. Lejligheden er hyggelig og der var meget rent. Vi blev modtaget af værtindens bror, som er utrolig venlig og hjælpsom. Meta er en fin by med tog- og busforbindelser til Sorrento og Napoli - eneste minus er parkeringsmuligheder.
Very cosy and clean apartment with a fantastic terrace overviewing the sea. Meta is a nice town, the only minus is the parking facilities.
Vi var så glade for at bo i Meta Sorrento med den dejligste terrasse have og den flotteste udsig til havet. Der var en bruser på terrassen hvor man kunne bade.Og lejligheden var fin og stor.En af ejerne som hedder Carlo var utroligt flink han hentede og bragte os til og fra toget og han kom også med crosanter til os.
Det var også godt at man kunne handle i de små butikker i byen.
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A year after he first stepped into Michael Vicks dogfighting compound, the local investigator who helped convict the NFL star spoke Monday about the friction he said he felt with the local prosecutor during the case .
Bill Brinkman, a nine-year veteran of the Surry County Sheriffs Department , helped federal prosecutors convict the former Virginia Tech star and Atlanta Falcons quarterback along with three others in the dogfighting ring.
Brinkman said that his boss in the Western Tidewater community, Sheriff Harold Brown, told him a week into the investigation last spring that Surry Commonwealths Attorney Gerald Poindexter wanted him fired. Brinkman said he was released from his position in December, with no explanation from Brown other than that he was going to make some changes and go in a different direction.
Both Poindexter and Brown were re-elected in November.
The Vick case was an issue in the commonwealths attorney campaign . A federal grand jury indicted Vick two months before Poindexter brought state charges.
Vick pleaded guilty in August to a federal dogfighting conspiracy charge and is serving a 23-month prison sentence. Three others were convicted as well.
The state case against Vick is scheduled to go to trial June 27.
Vick was raised in Newport News and purchased the Surry property in 2001. He admitted to financing a dogfighting ring that spanned six years at the Surry property and elsewhere. Vick sold the property last fall.
Speaking at his home in Surry County, Brinkman, 49, said that he worked with federal agents in the case largely because he was uncomfortable dealing with Poindexter.
He said that Poindexter often brought up a racial angle during discussions about the case and made accusations that the investigation was driven in part by race.
Every time you met with him, it was a very unsettling, uncomfortable, degrading conversation, Brinkman said. Everythings wrapped around race.
Brinkman is white. Poindexter is black.
Brown on Monday denied Brinkmans allegations. He shook his head no when asked about being pressured by Poindexter to fire the deputy.
Poindexter denied saying that he wanted the deputy gone.
That is not true, he said. Does that even begin to sound plausible?
Poindexter also denied making race an issue in the case, but he said critics of his handling of the case did.
Brown said he told Brinkman in December that he had decided not to keep him on the force, but he said it wasnt a firing. He said the Vick case had something to do with his decision, as well as some other matters, but he would not elaborate.
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Ed Thompson: Talk about your Pro Day...
Robert James: The Pro Day went well. I came back, I weighed in heavier, did more reps on the bench.,After the Pro Day I had a workout with Green Bay, the Colts, and the Giants. This past Sunday I had a workout with the Falcons; their linebacker coach came and worked me out. It's looking good right now, I've been working out everyday to get ready for camp.
Thompson: How important do you think your Pro Day was versus some of those private workouts?
James: I think the private workouts were more beneficial than the Pro Day because they can basically do a little mini-practice with you. I think they get a better feel of what you can do.
Thompson: What are you hearing from teams as far as what they see in your skill set that will translate well to the pro level?
James: They're saying my speed is going to be a prime factor and that I'll be able to get out there and play a Cover-4 defense and Quarters. I can get out there and get in the curl and defend receivers and add to the running game. That's what they're telling me so far. They say I have a good nose for the ball and they like the way I run around the field.
Thompson: What have you been trying to make sure they know about you as a person?
James: I've been trying to let them know that I have good character. They won't have any problems with me on or off the field. I don't drink or smoke, so that won't be an issue. Also that I'm a hard worker and I'm coachable. So if they pick me up on their team, there's nothing negative I'm going to bring to the team. I'm willing to sit down and watch extra film and learn the defense and help contribute to the team.
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Thompson: Is it finally hitting you that this is going to happen this weekend?
James: It hasn't really hit me yet. It didn't hit me that I was really participating in the Combine until I actually got on the plane to go. So I'm thinking it won't hit me until I'm actually on the plane going to the practice and mini-camp. The whole year my brother's been like, "man you ballin', you ballin.'" And I'm like, "Hey man, I'll look back at the end of the year and say, hey, I really was." But until then I'm going to stay humble and play the whole year hard. After the season's over I'll look at my cut and say, "Wow, that was some great stuff." Now I'm just looking forward to seeing who's going to pick me up. The draft is tricky. You know there are guys who go in front of you that you don't believe are better and then there are guys who are good who don't even get picked up. You're like, "Man, what happened? You guys were all-this and all-that, defensive player of the year and you didn't get picked up." You never know what will happen, so I'm hoping for the best and hoping I get picked up. I'll just make the best of whatever happens.
Thompson: You mentioned the linebacker coach came in from the Falcons. Is that who came from the Giants, the Colts, and the Packers?
James: They were all scouts who came in to work me out. The Falcons coach came out and we sat down for two hours going over plays, drawing up formations, checking the pass slots, and run-gap responsibilities. Then they taught me some other defense and we went out there and got on the field to run out the actual plays they just taught me. They wanted to see if I could learn defenses, if I could do what he was coaching me to do.
Thompson: The Colts run a Cover 2. Did you get to talk to the Colts' scout much about that?
James: Yeah, I talked to him. He said they have players on their team that are about my size. And they like watching my film, they think I can contribute to the team. They think I fit their scheme and style of play, so I'm just excited. Football is what I love to do and I'm hoping for the best so I can keep doing that.
Thompson: Is there anything else you want the fans to know at this point?
James: Let them know I'm still working hard, I'm going to be out there, I'm going to elevate my game and play even harder in the NFL than I did here last season.
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Authorities find marijuana farm inside home in Riverside County
The farm was found after serving a search warrant at a home on Ellis Park Trail
EASTVALE, Calif. - An investigation was underway today at a house in Eastvale where an indoor marijuana farm and nearly 1,000 plants were found by a sheriff's Special Enforcement Team serving a search warrant, authorities said.
The warrant was served at a house in the 13000 block of Ellis Park Trail around 5 p.m. Thursday as part of an ongoing investigation into illegal residential marijuana cultivation, said Sgt. Justin Rowan of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.
The unoccupied residence "had been modified for the sole purpose of cultivating, processing and packaging marijuana for sales," he said. Along with the growing plants, investigators also found one pound of processed marijuana, digital scales and packaging material, Rowan said.
"Additionally, electricity was being bypassed around the meter, causing a serious fire hazard and resulting in approximately $6,000 a month in stolen electricity," he said.
Anyone with information about the grow house was urged to contact Deputy Patrick Walls at the sheriff's Jurupa Valley Station at (951) 955-2600.


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I had a vaginal birth 14 yrs ago, then 4 years ago an c section. For the first child i had extensive vaginal tearing, incontinence and a few complications after the delivery. fast forward to 2013 had a vaginal birth 1 week ago. Midwife said i had tearing and my labia was torn. Torn labia? I decided to see what she was referring to. I checked myself on the mirror and labia it does not look right, , i could see some of the labia is stiched but there is a part that still look torn. is this normal, should i go back to see the doctor. baby was delivered by midwife and resident doctor, not my gyn.


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Looks like you could blow your finger off if you didn't hold it just right.
I'm buying two so I can make concealed-carry earrings for my wife.
Isn't it amazing how law abiding citizens apparently want smaller and smaller guns to conceal carry, and the BG's are opting for the big boy calibers. I doubt the mob would even consider that little thing for their "back of the ear" mob hits. What a joke. :anim_lol:
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Revenue was "slightly up," and headcount held steady. Vos says there was "decent growth" in base business and "exponential growth in some acquisition companies," which included Catalyst Online in Massachusetts, Osprey Communications in Connecticut, WG Consulting in London and CyS in Madrid.
"We're seeing a lot of assignments that are outside of traditional AOR," Vos notes. "We had enormous wins in med ed and other projects, as well as ad assignments, but we're not allowed to report all of them." Nameable wins include Forest/Almirall (COPD therapy); Genentech (oncology, consumer); Par Pharmaceutical (Megace ES); and Wyeth (hemophilia franchise, interactive).
Senior management has been "significantly enhanced," and Vos says the team is driving alignment and integration. Last year Laura Fusco joined as EVP director of client services and GHG; Sharon Callahan was promoted to chief digital strategist; and Allen Singer was promoted to EVP of digital operations. John Dietz signed on this year as chief creative officer.
"The new model isn't about one-way conversation," Dietz says. "We have to find a great ad sense and the ability to engage and tell stories through new media—not just in the print space. This business has always been about great storytelling, and that's inherent in new media. It's all about finding stories people want to pass along that create communities and advocacy."
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West Texas Intermediate was poised for its first monthly decline since October. U.S. crude stockpiles rose less than forecast, and fuel demand increased in the world's biggest oil consumer.
Futures dropped as much as 0.4 percent, and have lost 5.2 percent this month, the first February since 2006 that WTI has fallen. Crude supplies climbed 1.1 million barrels last week, data from the Energy Department showed, more than the 2.5 million increase forecast in a Bloomberg survey. U.S. fuel consumption averaged 18.5 million barrels a day over the past four weeks, up 2 percent from 2012, according to the report.
"The EIA delivered a mixed set of U.S. fuel inventory numbers," said Andrey Kryuchenkov, an analyst at VTB Capital in London who predicts that WTI will trade from $90 to $94.70 a barrel next month. "We are in the refinery maintenance season, when demand slackens."
WTI for April delivery was down 11 cents at $92.65 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange at 12:47 a.m. in London. The volume of all futures traded was 29 percent below the 100-day average.
Brent for April settlement on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange advanced 35 cents to $112.22 a barrel. Volumes were about 45 percent of the 100-day average. The European benchmark grade was at a premium of $19.57 to WTI futures, compared with $19.11 yesterday.
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Iran hailed a positive "turning point" after talks about its nuclear program with Western officials. The Islamic republic's negotiator, Saeed Jalili, said yesterday a "more realistic and logical" proposal was made by the U.S. and its five partners at the two-day session in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
In exchange for Iran agreeing to cease its output of 20 percent enriched uranium, the group offered to ease restrictions on its exports of petrochemical products and some additional items, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said. Jalili told reporters that technical talks will be held in Istanbul on March 18, and political discussions with international negotiators will resume in Almaty on April 5.
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I have apologized to several of our patients this week. My head and heart are filled with Bible school music and it keeps seeping out of my mouth – I don't outright sing; I'm a hummer.
One of my favorite songs this summer is a re-do of "I Have Decided to Follow Jesus". I learned this tune decades ago. The kids will really love this revved up version. The words are easy to remember, like the old one: "I have decided to follow Jesus, I have decided to follow Jesus. I have decided to follow Jesus, no turning back, no turning back." There's stomping and hand motions that go along with it.
It's an easy and fun song to sing. My four-year-old friend, Ava loves it and we dance to it every time she rides with me in the car-though we're still buckled in. It's an easy and fun song to sing, but sometimes a hard one to live.
Sometimes following Jesus is fun! He leads us to do cool stuff like helping in Vacation Bible School. (Wait, that can be hard, too.) Following Jesus might be baking a cake for a new neighbor or getting clothes together for someone who has lost their home. They don't cost very much and don't take much time but you still get that warm and fuzzy feeling that you've done the Lord's work. Others see it and support it and you feel even better.
Sometimes following Jesus can be difficult. He might call you to go to someone you don't like or convict you to right a wrong from the past. His call might be to work with kids (and you've vowed you'd never do that!). Jesus might want you to love your neighbor or make peace with your sister (or brother). That's when the song is hard to live.
This week, I was in a circle of short-term missionaries who felt absolutely called to go and help children in a slum in Africa. We held hands, prayed and cried. (That was mostly me.) The team had been through a lot to get to this day. They had the immeasurable support of our church family, some family and friends. They had prayed, planned and packed and were now ready to go.
There's a verse in the song that says: Though none go with me, I still will follow. Though none go with me, I still will follow. Though none go with me, I still will follow. No turning back, no turning back.
Can we still go where Jesus calls when no one else sees the vision? Can we still press on when others question our abilities or our call?
Like other teams, this team had had critics. (There are always critics.) "Why don't you do something here at home?" they ask. (That's my favorite and I will try to not get on a soap box.) We do stuff at home. Churches are in every town, on many streets and up almost every hollow. We do help people in need. Also, this is America where we have programs to help that the slums in Africa and Haiti do not have.
"It will be dangerous," they say. I'm not sure if people who say this have watched any news in the last year but the United States is not the safest place, either.
"What if something happens?" By this I'm pretty sure they mean "death". People die every single day from car accidents, cancer and two zillion other things. (No comment is necessary here from me.)
The missionaries in the circle were living the words to my favorite new Bible School song. They had decided to follow Jesus…no turning back, no turning back. They would change lives but theirs would be changed most.
They loaded the last suitcases in the vehicles and headed out. We can't wait to hear all the stories!
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Bruins forward Shawn Thornton said Sunday night that he felt the lockout could have been resolved much sooner were it not for some of the league's tactics. The Bruins' enforcer was quick to point out that the terms of the new CBA are very similar to the players' counter-offer to a take-it-or-leave-it proposal from the league in December, and that the league should have simply accepted it then.
"The settlement that we just made is almost identical to our counter-offer [in early December]," Thornton told WEEI.com. "It wasn't us waiting. It was a lot of theatrics and a lot of blowing up and the NHL locking us out for another month to basically give us what we have now. I wouldn't put that on the players."
While Thornton is glad that hockey is back, he said he's angry that the lockout lasted as long as it did. However, with the 113-day work stoppage in the rear-view mirror, he feels it's important to take a more positive approach.
"I think the anger won't help anything," he said. "Was I pissed that it took that long? Yeah, of course I was. I mean, we missed half a season. That's never fun. It was kind of pointless, but we are at this point either way, so let's just focus on getting ready."
Thornton also hinted that NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr had something along the lines of what to expect in mind, and that the final deal was very similar to that.
"I'm glad he was on our side, let's put it that way," Thornton said of Fehr. "He pretty much predicted how it was going to go the whole way, and it was pretty bang-on."
Asked then if Fehr had given the players an idea of what the final CBA would look like, Thornton backed off a bit and said that Fehr simply did a good job of keeping players at ease despite the uncertainty of the situation.
"I guess his patience and the way he delivered information to us kind of settled the masses and kept us strong the whole way through, that's for sure," Thornton said.
Though he was cautiously optimistic throughout the process, Thornton said he never ruled out the possibility of the league going through with canceling the season.
"We said [the season wouldn't be cancelled] in 2004 when we lost the whole season," he recalled. "Everyone was talking about, 'We can't be the first league to cancel a season, we can't be the first league to cancel a season, we're not strong enough,' and then it was gone. I wasn't putting anything past them."


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Webber says, considering the poor prognosis in pancreatic cancer, he expects Tarceva for pancreatic cancer to begin off-label use after it reaches the market, with approval for nonsmall-cell lung cancer expected by February, 2005. He upped the $63 target to $77, based on the new fiscal 2008 (Sept.) earnings per share estimate of $3.66.


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Re: ASP.NET Membership - Changing the contract
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- Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 14:24:33 +0000 (UTC)
i don't know about which "links" you are talking.
If neither the provider interface nor the controls fit your needs - why do you want to use the provider pattern - it will be more work teaching the provider your new tricks than writing your own authentication/user mgmt library - you have to do that anyways if you write a provider.
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I want to create a custom provider, that is going to work with an existing database (I'm not going to use the aspnetdb). I'm going to need to provide additional fields in the creation of a new user account, new fields for changing password and also new fields for the login.
Let's take the MembershipUser as a sample, I know that I would need to inherit from MembershipUser and add my custom fields, what's going to happen with the UserControls? How am I going to pass the new fields to my new extended object?
The reason of using the Membership is because I have the feeling that there is "collaboration" with other new features in VS2005, if I don't use the Membership, I feel that I'm going to loose more than just the Membership. To make an educated decision, anybody knows what are the "links" between the Membership and other features in VS2005, if any?
Any good advice to approach my problem besides create my own? I'm also willing to create my own UI layer and just implement the Provider, but wish there is a way to reuse the existing Membership UserControls as much as I can if it makes sense.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Marist women's lacrosse season came to an end on Friday night as the Red Foxes were defeated in the second semifinal of the 2012 MAAC Championships by Canisius, 14-5. Looking to beat the second-seeded Golden Griffins for a second time this season, the third-seeded Red Foxes (4-13) ran into a stingy Canisius (9-8) squad, who limited Marist to five goals and caused eight turnovers. Sophomore Jamie Romano (Kings Park, N.Y.) led the Red Foxes with two goals.
The game began evenly as both teams tallied two scores over the first 15 minutes of play. Following an opening goal by Canisius' Megan Oosting, Romano answered back with a free position goal less than three minutes later at 24:48. The same combination of a Canisius goal followed by a Marist response occurred five minutes later as Ashley Miller (Montville, N.J.) re-tied the game for the Red Foxes at 16:50. The junior attacker took a pass from freshman Emily Leonard (Brookfield, Conn.) to register her 29th goal of the season.
The host Golden Griffins would close the half on a 5-1 run over the final 14:06 of the period. Romano netted Marist's lone goal during this stretch.
After being outshot 15-6 in the first half, Marist's offensive got more aggressive in final stanza, but unfortunately, Canisius' goalkeeper Kayla Scully played a large role in minimizing the Red Foxes' effectiveness.
Getting off 13 shots in the second half, Marist put nine on goal, but only seniors Jori Procaccini (Long Valley, N.J.) and Ariel Kramer (Syracuse, N.Y.) found the back of the net as Scully made seven saves.
Seven Canisius goals capped the scoring of the semifinal at 14-5.
For the game, Marist was outshot 26-19 and was outdrawn 13-8. Both teams collected 12 ground balls and had 11 turnovers.
Junior goalie Ashley Casiano (South Windsor, Conn.) made five saves to finish her season with 155 stops.
Kramer, Miller and Romano all finished the season with a team-high 29 goals.
Historically speaking, Jamie Romano finished 2012 with a Marist single-season high of 52 draw controls, breaking Jamine Aponte's 1998 record of 51. Both Kelly Condon (Roslyn, Pa.) and Ariel Kramer capped their record-setting offensive careers.
Condon finishes her four years as a Red Fox sixth all-time in goals with 90, tied for third all-time in assists with 57 and fifth all-time with 147 points.
Kramer finishes ranked number seven all-time with 87 goals and eighth in points with 122 in her career.
Fellow senior Jori Procaccini completes her Red Fox career with 71 career goals and 81 points.


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I believe she did go ahead and do her own thinking, however,
I know for a fact that based upon her calculations, she didn't include my input.
How could she make a decision based upon limited input from the person she would be with?
She doesn't believe in divorce either, so she would be sticking to whatever if she got married.
Your input doesn't matter here. I was trying to avoid saying this before but if I was in your position, I'd break it off with her right now. It has only been one month, that's it. It's really not love, it's infatuation. She's the first big thing since your last relationship and that's why you're hanging on for dear life. You will be MUCH better off if you just walk on this.
Also, I would be willing to bet that she'd divorce you without a problem if you two were to ever get married.
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Crap, didn't know it was like that with Catholics,
she seems so chill and doesn't even really go to church that often. She did mention something about original sin, not sure what that is. But is that a radical concept? I mean, do people who believe that are typically more religious?
Seriously? You are 32 years old and are telling me that you didn't know this?
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Hey guys,
My friend Greg in Miami is an Air Traffic Controller, like me, but he also does some really awesome custom audio install work. I was talking to him the other day and I asked him if I could offer
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He got back to me yesterday and said he would do it!
I sent him a list of stuff I thought fanatics would be interested in, and he's working up a price list for me as I write this. All prices will include
free shipping if you mention my name,
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He isnt a retail seller, which means it may take a week to get the product you want, if it's not something he keeps on hand. But all merchandise will be brand new, and fully warrantied by the manufacturer...he's authorized, in other words.
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A monitor is a student, generally in their second year or higher, hired to assist in the Digital Learning Centre.
Some of the most common tasks of the student monitor are:
a task schedule posted on the wall in each lab lists the tasks that should be accomplished by each shift. It is the responsibility of each monitor to check whether the appointed tasks have been finished, and if not, to complete them.
Applicants who show the characteristics that match those of the ideal monitor and whose command of the language of study and understanding of its grammar are sufficient will be considered as potential monitors. The Digital Language Centre's priorities are:
Potential French and German monitors are interviewed and tested on their grammatical knowledge and fluency. Once they have passed, they need not receive a second interview or test in later semesters.
Applications can be obtained in SN 4030 or SN-4022, or online.
All monitors must attend an initial training session at the beginning of each trimester. This session is usually broken into 2-3 components. The initial training session is an opportunity to meet all of the monitors that you will be working with over the semester. It also reviews basic operation of the DLC and how to deal with the students. Theses sessions also provide the ideal opportunity to go through all of the changes that have occurred between semesters.
A new monitor has never worked in the DLC before. A new monitor will usually work 5-6 hours in their first semester, the number of hours increases with subsequent semesters.
A returning monitor has worked here before. He/She should have a fairly comprehensive knowledge of most lab procedures. Returning monitors are responsible for training and helping new monitors.
A senior monitor is designated by the director. He/She will have usually worked in the DLC for at least one semester and will have had a good record. Senior monitors are responsible for helping / teaching new monitors tasks as required.
Finally, senior monitors should be able to show initiative and help new monitors should a problem arise. They will be held more accountable in the event of mistakes than a new monitor would be.
A work schedule based on the hours monitors have selected during the first training session will be posted / emailed at the beginning of each term. Monitors must be present for all hours scheduled by themselves and by the director. Notify the director at least one day in advance if unable to come in so a replacement can be arranged.
A monitor's shift begins and ends at 5 minutes before the hour. If a monitor has not shown up by the hour, the director should be informed. Be sure to sign in at the beginning of each shift so that you will be paid.
The first 10 minutes of the hour are the most hectic. It is inconsiderate not to phone 864-8585 and leave a message, or tell someone that you will be late, (i.e. arriving after 5 minutes to the hour).
Generally, new monitors work 5-6 hours a week in the Labs. A monitor's hours increase over time, if they have worked to the satisfaction of the director. Senior monitors usually work ten or more hours a week, and are usually the only monitors who work solitary shifts. The transition to senior monitor occurs at the discretion of the director.
If you wish to work either more or fewer hours, please make this clear to the director. She will do her utmost to reschedule your work in a way that suits your classes best.
While we don't live in a perfect world, we should all strive to do the best we can! The following is a list of ideals that are meant to generate discussion and encourage you.
The ideal student monitor would always:
Conversation classes will be assigned to monitors as required. Usually, the director will consult faculty about choices for Spanish and Russian conversants. The director will make every effort to accommodate faculty and monitors who wish to work with each other to offer conversation classes.
A monitor should expect to converse with no more than 10-12 students per class. Please alert Karin if you regularly have bigger groups than this.
There are relatively few misdemeanors that will automatically cause the director to consider reducing your hours or dismissing you. These few infractions create the most disturbance in the DLC, and so are most serious from the point of view of the director.
Failure to follow instructions may ultimately result in your dismissal. You would receive a series of warnings first.


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