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Community Medical Center in Falls City, Nebraska was recently named one of the Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals in the United States by iVantage Health Analytics and The Chartis Center for Rural Health.
"This achievement is very gratifying. We work hard to provide the best health care possible while maintaining an efficient and effective facility," said Ryan Larsen, hospital administrator. "While the most important feedback we get is in the lives in our patients and their families, it is nice to have an outside voice tell us we are doing well. I'm very proud of our staff."
Community Medical Center scored in the top 100 of Critical Access Hospitals on iVantage Health Analytics' Hospital Strength INDEX®. The INDEX is the industry's most comprehensive rating of rural providers. It provides the data foundation for the annual Rural Relevance Study and its results are the basis for many of rural healthcare's most prominent awards, advocacy efforts and legislative initiatives. The list of the Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals and more information about the study can be found at www.iVantageINDEX.com.
The Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals play a key role in providing a safety net to communities across America – and the INDEX measures them across eight pillars of hospital strength: Inpatient Share Ranking, Outpatient Share Ranking, Cost, Charge, Quality, Outcomes, Patient Perspectives, and Financial Stability.
"It's more important than ever that rural hospitals proactively understand and address performance in the areas of cost, quality, outcomes and patient perspective. iVantage's INDEX was designed to serve as this industry model," said Michael Topchik, national leader of the Chartis Center for Rural Health. "Across the spectrum of performance indicators, there are rural providers that are writing the blueprint for success as they transition to value-based healthcare. Our analysis shows that this group of top performers exhibits a focused concern for their community needs."
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Safety Study In Patients Who Were Born Small And Short And Were Treated With Growth Hormone To Achieve Normal Height
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The purpose of this study is to demonstrate that insulin sensitivity is not different between growth hormone - treated subjects who are small for gestational age (SGA) and an SGA cohort of subjects matched by gender and body mass index (BMI) who are not treated with growth hormone (GH) and who remain short at final height.
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|Long-Term Metabolic Risk In Small for Gestational Age (SGA) Patients After Growth Hormone Treatment Compared To Matched, Untreated Controls
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- To demonstrate, that the Insulin Sensitivity Index is not different between GH treated SGA and SGA cohort matched by gender and BMI and not treated with GH that remained short at final height [ Time Frame: 90 days ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- To demonstrate that blood pressure and lipid profile are not different between GH treated SGA subjects and an SGA cohort matched by gender and BMI and not treated with GH [ Time Frame: 90 days ]
- To demonstrate that the ISI is not different between GH treated SGA subjects and an SGA cohort matched by gender and BMI and not treated with GH that achieved normal final height [ Time Frame: 90 days ]
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Release management begins with the identification of what is being developed for a release. You may have an Agile development team or a more traditional model. Either way, you need to plan what's going into your releases. The individual features or problem fixes must be identified and tracked. They must be linked to the requirements and requests that were responsible for them, and then referenced from the changes that implement them.
With Agile development, planning is in the form of identification of features/problems and prioritization of these. Every week or two, revisit your to-do lists and adjust priorities. Your agile development is trying to keep your development team focused for the next couple of weeks. Your release management deals with what will be released 3 to 12 months from now and in the releases that follow.
For successful release management, your efforts must carefully be traced to the features that are completed. Last minute specification changes, typical in a fast-feedback agile iteration, must be adequately captured along the way. In the end, you will have a product, but you need to know what is in the product and what is not. If your ALM tools don't allow you to accurately track this along the way, you're agile gains will be lost to additional delays and inaccuracies in your release process. If the ALM tools are intrusive, they'll interfere with your lean operation.
In a more traditional schedule-based development environment, release planning is done as part of the requirements specification effort. Requirements are identified and ranked by priority/weight. As the customer requirements are turned into a Functional, an initial feature-by-feature effort estimate allows you to plan your time frames. Here again, as the plan is executed, it's critical that the actual development changes reference the features and problems being addressed. Your CM/ALM tools, along with your peer review process, can ensure that this happens.
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Early on in a product's lifetime, there is a tendency to customize each release to a specific customer's requirements. This is a good thing, but if it's not handled properly, as I've seen time and time again, you end up managing multiple releases, one per customer, instead of managing your product.
It's important to recognize that the development team and the product design are crucial release management factors. Customization of releases is always going to give a competitive edge. However, the goal is to customize at the customer's site, not in the development shop. If your developers are creating custom builds for your customers, you will rapidly discover that your resource requirements grow linearly with the number of customers you have. Additionally, product complexity grows exponentially.
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Gabe Middleton packed as much power as anyone in Smithville football history as a workhorse fullback and linebacker the last three seasons.
However, the Smithie senior also has plenty of brains to go along with his brawn.
One day he plans on going from workhorse to working on horses.
Middleton will continue his football career at The College of Wooster and after that plans on becoming a livestock veterinarian, a profession only the brightest of individuals can qualify for.
Based on Middleton's 4.53 GPA, which is third in a class of 117, and a wealth of experience already gained on the Besancon Dairy Farm in Smithville, he's well on his way to that career goal.
Middleton is one of eight Wayne County seniors who are finalists for the Roy S. Bates Foundation's 2001 Player of the Year Scholarship Award of $2,000, which will be presented at Memories Party and Conference Center on April 16.
The remaining seven finalists will be awarded $1,500 apiece. Each honoree will take home an engraved clock in honor of his or her achievement.
Also vying for the top award are Orrville's Marcus Craig, Triway's Josh Garrison, Northwestern's Jake Frank, Dalton's Andrew Hostetler, Chippewa's Rob MacGregor, Norwayne's Nick Slater and Rittman's Courtney Tisher.
The Bates Foundation will divide a record $12,500 between the eight finalists at the already sold-out banquet, which will feature Muskingum College men's basketball coach Jim Burson as the guest speaker.
Middleton saved his best for last as a football player, leading Smithville to the Wayne County Athletic League title and an 11-2 mark last season.
"Winning the WCAL has to be a top highlight for me," said Middleton, who was a Div. V second-team All-Ohio running back after rushing for 1,626 yards and 24 touchdowns.
The 6-foot-2, 215-pounder had 3,063 career yards on the ground (a school record) and 41 touchdowns. He set three single-game school records last fall in a Week-8 win over Chippewa -- yards rushing (261), touchdowns (five) and longest run from scrimmage (96 yards).
As a hard-hitting first baseman, Middleton will also graduate with three letters.
Although most area sports fans know of Middleton as an athlete, he has been just as intense, and successful, when it comes to school and farm work.
"Chemistry has probably been my favorite class, which is taught by my football coach, Keith Schrock," Middleton said. "I would also like to thank Frank, Brent and Bill Besancon for letting me work on their farm the past six years.
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Stevens: DeBesse's Pistol Offense Still Evaluating the Lobo Ammo
April 8, 2012
New Mexico Lobo Football --- 2012 Spring Ball
By Richard Stevens - Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
In coming up with a name to describe the offensive attack that Bob DeBesse is trying to inject into a New Mexico unit that just stumbled out of three-years of frustration, maybe it's best to see which Lobos will be running it.
That's DeBesse's plan, too.
"One goal this spring is to identify 14 to 15 guys, maybe 16 guys, who we feel we can line up and compete with," said UNM's first-year offensive coordinator under first-year UNM Coach Bob Davie.
"We are out to identify our playmakers and then define what they are comfortable doing and put them in positions to be successful. The scheme might look a little different in two-a-days (fall) depending on who emerges after spring ball."
Now, this doesn't mean in the fall that UNM might go pro set or veer or three-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust depending on which Lobos step up. The Lobos and DeBesse do have a scheme. The multi-chambered "Pistol" that DeBesse is injecting into this offense has, well, multiple chambers.
But some of those chambers might not be called up that much and other might be going off like machine-gun fire. It depends on things: like execution and production, which usually depends on personnel.
"I think what matters most with this offense and any offense is executing, doing your assignments and cutting down on mental errors," said quarterback B.R. Holbrook, UNM's only returner in that slot. "That's how any offense becomes explosive.
"This is an exciting offense and I like it. But there are a lot of similar concepts from what we ran last year. We just have to run it better. Some of the changes are little tweaks in how we read this or how we react to that."
The growth of this offense in the spring has had its ups and downs. That's to be expected. Naturally, DeBesse is hoping (and expecting) for more "ups."
"We've thrown a lot at the kids," said DeBesse, who came to UNM from Sam Houston State, the team that escaped University Stadium last year with a mild upset over UNM. "It's all new. The tempo is new and the snap count is new. We have been making progress, but we've also taken some steps back.
"The steps back can't happen."
There is a sense of urgency in implementing this offense because the Lobos are coming off three one-win seasons, are looking at a tough 13-game schedule, and this program is still short on scholarship bodies. The Lobos need to execute well and do it quickly.
It is probably fair to say there is only so much Davie and DeBesse can do with their numbers in 2012, but this also is a motivated staff that is expecting optimum results with the talent and the hand they have been dealt.
"We have three goals," said DeBesse of his offensive unit. "One, is to win. Two, is to secure the football. Three, is no foolish penalties. We can control those things."
To win, the Lobos obviously have to move the football and move the scoreboard. UNM returns eight starters on offense: Holbrook (QB), Ty Kirk (WR), Lucas Reed (TE), LaMar Bratton (OL), Calvin McDowney (OL), Korian Chambers (OL), Dillon Farrell (OL), Darryl Johnson (OL). The offense also returns 12 lettermen so DeBesse has 20 experienced bodies from which to pluck his playmakers.
DeBesse has the most experienced bodies at the receiver positions. Kirk is joined by Quintell Solomon, Lamaar Thomas, Daniel Adams, Donnie Duncan, Jeric Magnant, Jamal Merritt and tight ends Reed and Andrew Aho.
"Our receivers are further ahead than any position on the offensive unit," said DeBesse. "We are seeing flashes from other guys."
The offensive line took a hit last week when J.V. Mason quit the team. The Lobos now have six lettermen up front on offense and need to develop some depth in that trench.
"I'm pleased with the effort, but we have to do a better job with focus," said DeBesse. "We have to come out and grind each and every practice."
DeBesse said he made the jump from Sam Houston State to UNM for two main reasons: Coach Davie and a challenge.
"I bought into Coach Davie's vision," said DeBesse. "I liked where he was coming from with his plan and the challenge to get New Mexico to where it needs to be.
"Everybody loves a challenge and there is nothing more fun in coaching athletes than to do something that hasn't been done for a while or to do something that's difficult. I've been involved in a few other turnabouts and I really enjoy that challenge."
DeBesse's "Pistol" at Sam Houston State burned UNM for 48 points and 547 yards in producing an overtime win over UNM. The Bearkats finished 14-1 and lost in the title game in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision. Sam Houston scored almost 37 points a game in 2011. Mike Locksley's cap gun averaged 12 points a game and has seven games of 10 points or fewer.
DeBesse will be doing similar things on offense at UNM as he did with the Bearkats, but there will be adjustments based on the Lobos who fire out of the UNM Pistol. He will try to do what his Lobos can do.
"We'll find what fits," he said. Of course, DeBesse wants explosiveness, consistency, efficiency, passing, running and lots of points. A disciplined multi-chambered Pistol does those things and maybe it's not fair to expect all those things in 2012. There is some reloading to do.
For DeBesse, he says he will be happy if his 2012 Lobo offense "is called an offense that scores one more point than the other team."
Editor's Note: Richard Stevens is a former Associate Sports Editor and Sports Columnist for The Albuquerque Tribune. You can reach him at email@example.com.


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When emotion found a role in the game - but no kisses
CRICKET statistician Ross Dundas has brought to light the remarkable fact that batsmen in this year's Ashes Tests scored half as fast again on average as batsmen in the 1972 Ashes series - 3.79 runs per six balls faced compared with a dreary 2.51 then.
It's something to keep in mind if you happen to watch The Chappell Era, a documentary about 1970s cricket, when the first part is repeated on ABC TV at 3pm today. In 1972, nobody thought the cricket was slow. On the contrary, the series was considered an exciting contest, which goes to show how the tempo of the game has changed in the space of a few decades.
The Chappell Era was put together by Lincoln Tyner, an ABC film maker who has produced a string of cricket documentaries in recent years - about the Bradman era, bodyline, the 1948 Invincibles and the 1960-61 Tests against the West Indies. Now, he's working on a documentary about the 1950s and '60s. It will start with Australia's triumphant tour of South Africa in 1949-50 and end with the unhappy tour of India and South Africa in 1969-70, when players were herded around in second-rate conditions, particularly on the Indian leg.
Tyner has no doubt that the seeds of player discontent that led to the World Series revolt in 1977 were sewn on that tour.
The 1950s may seem ancient history now but, happily, there are plenty of 1950s players for Tyner to interview. Take the side that toured the Caribbean 50 years ago. Seven of the team in the first Test - Colin McDonald, Arthur Morris, Neil Harvey, Ron Archer, Richie Benaud, Bill Johnston and Len Maddocks - are still going, even if not all are going strong. The four who have died are Keith Miller, Ray Lindwall, Peter Burge and Ian Johnson.
Tyner has begun trawling through footage from the 1950s, most of it newsreel film. From the 1958-59 Ashes series onwards, there is TV film to draw from, too, thanks to the fact the ABC began televising each day's final session in that series, although viewers had to wait until 1970-71 for all-day coverage.
How did 1950s cricket differ from today? The most obvious difference evident in the footage, Tyner says, was the low-key reaction of the fielding side to events on the field, especially the fall of a wicket. The bowler might appeal raucously, but little if any emotion was shown once the batsman was out. The ball was lobbed back to the keeper, then to the bowler, and that was it.
Only when Benaud became Australian captain in 1958-59 did fieldsmen openly celebrate a batsman's dismissal. Even so, it was all fairly subdued compared with the full-on embracing of the 1980s, which stirred Bill O'Reilly to declare: "If someone had come up and tried to kiss me after I'd taken a wicket, I most probably would have put my knee up."
Tyner says: "If Benaud was perceived as overdoing the enthusiasm when a wicket fell, it's nothing compared with today. You can see he was a very enthusiastic cricketer. He'd clap his hands and run up to the person who'd just taken a catch. But then there'd be just a pat on the shoulder. That's all."
All of which reminds us that Benaud has been a central figure in Australian cricket for almost half a century. In a new book, Tales From The Sports Field by Neil Marks, there's an interesting appreciation of Benaud the broadcaster. According to Marks, who played with Benaud for NSW, Benaud is effective even when he says nothing. He uses silence, Marks suggests, to show disapproval.
"When one of Benaud's co-commentators makes a remark that is clever but contentious," Marks writes, "silence comes the stern reply from Benaud. This silence couldn't be described, in the contemporary vernacular, as 'going through to the keeper'. It sort of hangs there, like a wisp of smoke coming from a chimney in winter, slowly moving out into the ether. Then the subject is changed as Richie Benaud says, 'Gough bowling to Martyn'."
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Definition of bulletin
1 : a brief public notice issuing usually from an authoritative source; specifically : a brief news item intended for immediate publication or broadcast
2 : periodical; especially : the organ of an institution or association
Examples of bulletin in a Sentence
The television program was interrupted for a news bulletin.
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Hope dan kills him now!
Hope dan kills him now!
Pretty poor romoshop....
... maybe if Hardy wants to return fire we should get some going ourselves?
Just say the word Dan and I'm sure we can get a few going
Lets do it! attention all jaydarrel romoshoppers! get on the case!
Im in, just find me the source pic.
dan....what were you doing in the shower with another man?
please tell me "its not how it looks", otherwise you have lost a fan.
Don't hang around under bridges if your scared of being trolled!
No time right now, so here is a quick one of Team Grinder
pretty good , blends in well....
anyone got a copy of photshop they can send me , i will send them money and food. or anything else under 15 pounds
being empty of yourself you cannot be attacked because you arent filled by you.


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Charles N. Lusk, beloved father of Jennie Lusk, of Albuquerque, and Liz Lusk, of Madison, Wisc., died at the age of 96 on Jan. 7, 2013. In lieu of memorials, Charles' daughters request that people do a good deed in his honor.
Born to Bob and Ola Mae Lusk on Dec. 17, 1916, on a farm outside Coolidge, Texas, Charles served in the Army Air Force 371st bomb squadron in the Pacific from [auth] 1942 to 1945. He and his wife of 44 years, Jean Remington Lusk, made their home in Roswell, where he owned car dealerships Buick and Nissan and brought cable TV service to the area.
Over his life he owned and rode plenty of horses and maintained an active church membership. He was especially proud of presiding over the church board during construction of the Roswell First United Methodist Church sanctuary. After Jean's death, he and his wife Mary (formerly Reeder) Lusk lived and were active in Belen until returning to Albuquerque.
He was preceded in death by his brother Bob Lusk and sister Margaret Evans. Besides his daughters and widow, he is survived by Liz's partner Susanne Dane; his close niece Barbara Buzbee, of Palm Springs, Calif.; and his grandchildren, Lucy Gilster, of Albuquerque, William Lusk-Claiborne, of Madrid, Spain, Andrew and Liza Claiborne, of Ft. Collins, Colo., Andrew and Joanna Dane, of Appleton, Wisc., and Emily Fleckner, of Washington, DC. He is also survived by great-grandchildren, Spencer, Alex and Samuel Claiborne, Isadore, Eleanora and Roseanna Dane; his sister Barbara Sandoval; and many beloved nieces, nephews and close friends who were like family to him. He was a good man with a ready laugh and keen insight. He will be sorely missed.
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"Here are more resources for artists and anyone else keen on keeping culture alive for the long haul. All are premised on the conviction that storage is not preservation.
* Re-collection: Art, New Media, and Social Memory
First academic book on digital preservation, by Rick Rinehart and me, due out from MIT this summer.
* Digital Curation at the University of Maine
Online graduate program I helped start to teach creators and preservers to maintain media works for the long term. Enroll in an 18-credit certificate or take courses a la carte.
* Variable Media Network
Preservation tools and resources for artists, like the Variable Media Questionnaire and the Seeing Double emulation testbed.
* Permanence Through Change
Free book of variable media preservation case studies in variable media preservation.
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Haber process
In the later Haber-Bosch process (see Karl Bosch), a method of making the hydrogen from water gas and steam was added. (Water gas is a fuel gas containing about 40 percent carbon monoxide, 50 percent hydrogen, and small amounts of carbon dioxide and nitrogen, made by passing steam and air over heated coke).
The reaction, N2 + 3H2 2NH3, is exothermic, which in turn speeds up the reaction.
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Q. An employee took FMLA leave Sept. 1 due to job stress. In October, she had an operation for carpal tunnel syndrome. Workers' comp ruled that her absence was work-related and it dated her workers' comp claim back to Sept. 3. So, they're now saying that her FMLA leave won't start until she is officially released from workers' comp. Do we need to keep a job open for her indefinitely? —F.W., Nevada
A. No. Just because an employee is receiving workers' comp benefits doesn't mean that you shouldn't be counting that time against her allotted leave under FMLA. This employee's time is almost certainly FMLA-qualifying. But when her 12 weeks of FMLA leave expire, you shouldn't "automatically" terminate her. Nor are you required to hold her job open indefinitely.
Under the ADA, you must provide time off as a reasonable accommodation. That leave must continue until you can establish that continuing to offer the leave would create an "undue hardship" on your organization. Determining whether an undue hardship exists hinges on the employee's position, your organization's size, past practice and your ability to temporarily replace the employee. Ultimately, this means that, in some cases, a 12-week leave is appropriate, while a leave beyond a full year may be required in other cases.


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New From Minnesota - Land of 10,000 Furnaces
Hi All,
I have been reading your site for a while and decided to join. You have the best DIY site on the net.
I can remember when the internet first started (Wow...How long ago was that?) and was looking for information about trouble shooting a furnace.
I could not find any information at all. Things sure have changed.
I am very Happy to be part of this "Great" site and I hope to help in any way.
I have a BS in Industrial Technology and am a part owner of a hardware store. I have been involved in both residential and commercial construction since 1979.
Happy to be Here!
Mike (IHICH2011) means I Hope I Can HELP 2011! :thumbup:
You betcha!
Where are you at in Minna snow ta?
New From Minnesota - Land of 10,000 Furnaces
Ya sure You Betch-Ya.
Im from up North of Duluth....Where we get cold even in July.
I used ta live in Minnasnowta. Our youngins all live in da big city uff Minneapolis.
Only 10,000 furnaces ?
That doesn't seem like enough :laughing:
Welcome to the site
Ooooops. I ment Land of 10,000 Different Kinda Furnaces! Lol!!!:thumbup:
Welcome from another Minnesotan. I grew up in the Twin Cities, lived in Virginia, MN (Iron Rainch) for a while before in CA, CT, VA, MI and before coming back to MN.
Norte of Dulut is certainly a lot of open space with many different weather conditions. I went steelhead fishing up the shoe from Dulut when it was about 75F at the Dulut airport on the ill and 33F down on the lake with snow flurries.
Glad to have you on the forum - Ya shure!!!
Wow that sure is a nice trout in your avatar!!!
Mike - IHICH2011:thumbup:
Fred the Fish is really a female that has been renamed "Fredrika". About 44 pounds when caught and officially 38 pounds two days later. About 40-50 years old because of the cold clear water and no enemies. About 45 minutes to land on 6# line and she was hooked in 10' of water and went out so thankfully there were no snags at 200' deep. - Caught 100 miles ENE of Inernational Falls, MN in early June just after ice-out and her tail was still raw from fall spawning. - WE were just fishing for some small walleyes for lunch. Also got a 26# trout and a trashy 48" northern pike (24#) that the guide want to throw back just after pictures since it had a way to go to be a trophy.
We usually fish Leech Lake and the Walker area for walleye. My biggest is a 30" and my sons is a 27". I am still looking for that old 50"+ Muskie. This summer was tough with some very bad weather. We were at Leech on June 17th when the big tornado came through and destroyed Wadena. It came right over our cabin and took out some trees, but, no serious damage.
Good Luck this spring!!!:thumbup:
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Has anyone included the Journal font in their distribution package? The license for it is a bit different than most. http://www.fontsquirrel.com/license/Journal
Looking for one maybe two front-end developers in the Seattle area for a 2mo contract position. You will working in office (downtown Seattle) and looking someone to start immediately. You must be very competent and aware of standards compliant coding. Send me a msg. if you interested send me a message and I'll be paying close attention as we are looking for someone quickly.
Authors are not required to provide support however many do. Considering this is your first experience it's likely the documentation is complete and your not fully understanding how to complete the task. Consider paying someone to set it up for you?
So your asking for a mockup before paying for it?
Among other but since I didn't see it listed here Flight of the Concords (good stuff).
you could pull this off with the jQuery plugin "cycle".
Since the redesign launched the Iframe has been causing problems for certain templates. Is Envato going to be removing this until a fix is in place to accommodate the current templates structure?
On the popular files the grid view link is only a # symbol…I think it got forgot about
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If you worked for a company, questioned their integrity & didn't have a single bit of proof would you present this thread to them? Probably not because it would be the worse career move ever…I'm surprised you still have an account.
My item is waiting for review almost 2 days
Was this thread started due to a two day lag not to mention it is now the weekend? Cause that would be expecting way to much!


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O'Reilly "Worst Person" for comments about VA Beach mayor; Morris runner-up
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On the April 11 edition of MSNBC's Countdown, host Keith Olbermann named Fox News host Bill O'Reilly the "winner" of his nightly "Worst Person in the World" segment for comments O'Reilly made about Virginia Beach Mayor Meyera Oberndorf on the April 6 edition of his nationally syndicated radio program. Olbermann said of O'Reilly: "He not only called the mayor of that city ... quote, 'limited in her intellectual capacity,' but added, quote, 'She should be home baking pies.' As Media Matters for America documented, O'Reilly made his comments during a discussion about a March 30 automobile accident in Virginia Beach, which resulted in the deaths of two teenage girls, reportedly at the hands of an illegal immigrant who said he had been drinking the night of the accident. Olbermann also observed that O'Reilly "returned to the tragedy in New York, in which he said the kids in the Bronx all burned to death because the city, the sanctuary city of New York, doesn't regulate how many people you can cram into a slum."
As Media Matters has noted (here, here, here, and here), Olbermann frequently includes O'Reilly in his "Worst Person" segment. Olbermann also honored O'Reilly with the top "Worst Person" prize during the March 23 edition of Countdown for, as Media Matters documented, instructing his staff to cut off the mike of co-host Lis Wiehl, during the March 21 edition of his radio show, while the two were discussing the U.S. attorney scandal.
Additionally, during the April 11 program, Olbermann named Fox News contributor and syndicated columnist Dick Morris "runner-up" for "Worst Person" because, as Media Matters also documented, "after reading a 'Fox Noise' poll indicating that 26 percent of respondents would be scared if Sen. [Hillary Rodham] Clinton [D-NY] were elected president, Morris offered this gem, quoting, 'You have to ask yourself, the first black man is running for president and nobody is afraid of him because everybody's afraid of Hillary'?"
From the April 11 edition of MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann:
Tonight's runner up: Dick Morris of "Fox Noise," after reading a "Fox Noise" poll, indicating that 26 percent of respondents would be scared if Senator Clinton were elected president, Morris offered this insightful gem, quoting, "You have to ask yourself, the first black man is running for president and nobody is afraid of him, because everybody's afraid of Hillary"? Does the name Don Imus mean anything to you?
Back in our saddle again as our winner, back in his own world about immigrants, Bill-O, back to the two teenage girls killed by an illegal alien drunk driver in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He not only called the mayor of that city, Meyera Oberndorf, quote, "limited in her intellectual capacity," but added, quote, "She should be home baking pies."
And he returned to the tragedy in New York, in which he said the kids in the Bronx all burned to death because the city, the sanctuary city of New York, doesn't regulate how many people you can cram into a slum, even though there is still no vindication -- or indication that the victims there were undocumented aliens and no explanation, except in Bill's mind, as to how that possibly could be relevant.
Sir, would you please, as Shakespeare wrote, assume a virtue, if you have it not. Let these families mourn for a while without exploiting them for your own twisted political agenda. Bill O'Reilly -- today's Worst Person in the World.
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Anyone know if there plenty of parking at the venue or nearby ?
Anyone know if there plenty of parking at the venue or nearby ?
there is a residetial area across the street,its up the side streets just across from the Albert halls, has pay parking spaces that are free on sundays (nearly bought a parking permit/ticket last time lol).
Just leave me a space people and dont all park there lol
Edit: It seems a nice enough area so cars should be prety safe i would imagine.
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Loads of parking around about Willie, on a Sunday. Though the earlier you go through the easier you will find a space... obviously with retail and England game the town will be busy in the afternoon.
If you are into football Argentina vs. Mexico will be on the big screen at the After Party.
Check out the pro weigh-in thread guys. Thanks to all the fighters. See you tomorrow.
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Thanks mate , looking forward to this event , all the best with it and to all the fighters competing...
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For a special afternoon snack or something for your kiddos to take to school, try making these delicious homemade cheese crackers brought to us courtesy of In the Kitchen with Kath.
Before this recipe I never even thought about making my own cheese crackers but, thankfully after pinning this photo, now I do and I can. And it's quite easy to do! So, no more buying boxes after boxes of specialty snack crackers because now you can make your own and they're so much healthier to eat.
Here's what you'll need: (Makes about 70 1-inch square crackers)
- 1½ cups (6 oz) of grated extra-sharp Cheddar cheese
- 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) of unsalted butter, softened and cut into pieces
- ¾ cup (90 g) of flour, plus more for dusting
- ½ teaspoon of salt
- ½ teaspoon of crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 tablespoon of milk
Here's what to do:
First, preheat the oven at 350 degrees.
Grab all the ingredients, except for the milk, and throw them in the food processor. Pulse the processer, for about 6 times for about 5 seconds at a time. The dough should turn into coarse crumbs.
Add the milk to the mixture and process until the dough gathers together in a ball.
Roll the dough out on a floured pastry board until it is about 1/8 inch thick.
Cut the dough into 1-inch squares. Use the flat end of a wooden skewer to poke a hole in the center of each cracker.
Place the crackers at least ¼ inch apart on parchment paper on a baking sheet.
Bake for 12 – 15 minutes until the edges are just starting to turn brown.
Allow the crackers to cool completely before taking them off the cooling rack.
Eat! Eat! Eat!
Store the leftovers in a plastic container for snacking!
print the recipe here.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post8996878866397877490..comments2017-06-23T13:22:59.544-07:00Comments on Gluten-Free Goddess® Recipes: Gluten-Free Chai Pumpkin Bread with CranberriesKarinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-40335921766697831632012-01-18T19:20:18.457-08:002012-01-18T19:20:18.457-08:00I've tried your carrot chai bread too. I like...I've tried your carrot chai bread too. I like the spicing in this loaf better. I think the cranberries are a great addition!Jennahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-19875513787130185532012-01-17T15:55:42.266-08:002012-01-17T15:55:42.266-08:00I used clementines instead of oranges - a yummy su...I used clementines instead of oranges - a yummy substitution :-)Vickiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-3770406415821415992011-11-25T16:25:11.455-08:002011-11-25T16:25:11.455-08:00I suspect the pan was too small perhaps (didn'...I suspect the pan was too small perhaps (didn't bake through the center?) or your oven temp runs low so the bread doesn't bake. As always- humidity and storage (damp flour?) affect the liquid to dry ratio (was the batter too wet, perhaps?). Was the batter cold? Use room temp ingredients. If the batter is too wet add a tablespoon or two of GF flour.Karina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-42510890431692186902011-11-25T15:00:03.211-08:002011-11-25T15:00:03.211-08:00I tried this recipe twice. The first time the brea...I tried this recipe twice. The first time the bread fell. The second time it looked and smelled amazing. However, when I tried to cut it... It had to comsistancy of a soggy sponge. We baked it for an hour when we first tried to cut it. We thre it back into the oven and tested it at five minute intervals. It ended up that we gave up on it after we were a half hour over the back time and the bread was not getting any better or worse. It tasted amazing, just a weird comsistancy.
Why was the comsistancy so off?Caitlinhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-27688694715076665052011-11-17T13:51:37.355-08:002011-11-17T13:51:37.355-08:00Rachel- I have other pumpkin recipes with precise ...Rachel- I have other pumpkin recipes with precise flour ratios. Maybe best for you? Check out my Pumpkin Muffins, Pumpkin Corn Muffins and Pumpkin Pie Bread. If you like the idea of chai spices, add them to those recipes...Karina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-53869875711942758822011-11-17T13:09:30.607-08:002011-11-17T13:09:30.607-08:00I would love to try this bread but I'm really ...I would love to try this bread but I'm really new at GF baking and have no idea what ratio off buckwheat/sorghum/tapioca starch to use. Help?Rachelhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-7359310349659796482011-08-11T10:04:15.680-07:002011-08-11T10:04:15.680-07:00Did you use equal parts buckwheat/sorghum/tapioca ...Did you use equal parts buckwheat/sorghum/tapioca starch in your gf mix?

GwynethGwyneth's Loveshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-70578694433403428972011-08-06T14:19:08.014-07:002011-08-06T14:19:08.014-07:00Karina, You are a saviour for allergy-dieters like...Karina,
You are a saviour for allergy-dieters like me!!! I tried this recipe today, and my whole family loved it. I put in dates instead of cranberries, and they added a nice sweetness. I look forward to trying more of your delicious recipes :)firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-68264689434760620762011-04-30T17:03:14.084-07:002011-04-30T17:03:14.084-07:00Hey there! This is the second time I've made s...Hey there! This is the second time I've made something from your website (the first was the Coconut Apple Cake which was awesome).... I loved this! I used Dark Raisins with Walnuts.... I used eggs and orange juice... and followed your recommendation for the flour mixture. It came out around 50 mins in a loaf pan. It is a really light bread, with wonderful spice (I used Allspice, Cloves, Ginger and Cinnamon). The walnut and raisin addition gave it texture.... I could hardly tell that it was gluten free.... although I can tell the difference in texture of the flours, but only if I really pay attention for it. Thank you so much for you recipes! They help me grow as a baker and a email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-56324742493493338332010-11-09T16:30:42.405-08:002010-11-09T16:30:42.405-08:00would it be ok to use a flour blend of white rice ...would it be ok to use a flour blend of white rice flour, potato starch, corn starch, guar gum, granulated honey and email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-62180613058983821122009-12-29T12:54:43.756-08:002009-12-29T12:54:43.756-08:00Karina, Could you please consider taking all these...Karina,
Could you please consider taking all these great recipes from your website and putting them into a cookbook?

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-69596382147176719582009-11-25T22:07:46.503-08:002009-11-25T22:07:46.503-08:00I just read the other comments, and thought I'...I just read the other comments, and thought I'd share:
I used real eggs, a bit less oil, and 1/3 cup pear nectar for the juice.
I used 1/2 cup sugar and 1/8 c molasses and 1/8 cup agave nectar.
I used 1 cup Bobs GF flour plus 1/4 cup buckwheat flour plus 1/4 cup coconut flour (this absorbs extra liquid, which I learned from your site!). I also added 1-2 TBSP ground flax.
I baked the three mini-loaves for about 50 minutes.
I happen to live at about 5000 feet elevation, which could make a difference.
My little breads were OUTRAGEOUSLY delicious. The non-GF residents around here could not keep away from them, which is rarely a problem for me with my GF stash.Charhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-42330021169169292232009-11-25T21:55:58.329-08:002009-11-25T21:55:58.329-08:00I just wanted to let you know how much my family L...I just wanted to let you know how much my family LOVED this bread! I baked three mini-loaves instead of one big one, and I used a little molasses along with some agave nectar. And I used up some pear nectar from my fridge for the juice... WOW WOW WOW. No need to freeze for future yumminess.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Every single one of your recipes that I've tried is so yummy!
I knew I would be better for this gluten-intolerance thing...

PS If you ever feel like developing a recipe for Gingerbread People, I would be forever grateful (but actually I already am, so hopefully you'd do it just because you would have fun with it).Charhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-33403922672430944662009-10-25T16:23:27.826-07:002009-10-25T16:23:27.826-07:00I made mini muffins. My one and a half year old is...I made mini muffins. My one and a half year old is allergic to everything, and so am I, so we need little snacks to go everywhere with us.

They came out so beautiful!!! They rose over the top of the pan better than anything I have made gluten free so far. Gotta love fake wheat :)firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-17834182161591347932009-09-23T19:06:47.021-07:002009-09-23T19:06:47.021-07:00Sooooooooo nice... Can't help to imagine eatin...Sooooooooo nice... Can't help to imagine eating it...version control geeeeekhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-6708077532076820212009-09-18T19:00:17.711-07:002009-09-18T19:00:17.711-07:00This is beaut-i-mous. I was looking for a good GF ...This is beaut-i-mous. I was looking for a good GF pumpkin bread recipe. Love the chai spices idea. Sadly I have no cranberries but I might use raisins instead, though I doubt it'll pack the feisty, tangy punch of the cranberries.HannahHandpaintedhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-4165069979210822122009-05-30T19:53:54.740-07:002009-05-30T19:53:54.740-07:00Kris- Changing it by adding eggs is going to make ...Kris- Changing it by adding eggs is going to make a difference, for sure. I developed the recipe without eggs, so any experimenting with real eggs might require compensation- less liquid or less agave.

Charissa- First, sweet rice flour is a starch- so you've got three starches, no protein. I used buckwheat in the original recipe- a better replacement for this high protein flour would be brown rice flour, millet, bean or quinoa flour.

Starches get gummy with too much liquid, as well. Adding pumpkin puree instead of fat mixes with the starch to make it gooey.

Also- I have found that agave (or honey) attracts moisture. So I'd use less agave if you're having trouble with gumminess- or add more higher protein flour.

Substitutions are tough with vegan GF recipes. Experiment with flour mixes- try at least one higher protein flour in your basic mix.

And if using egg whites, I might also cut back on the liquid. Start with 1/4 cup less.

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-21031601303330251722009-05-30T19:37:18.437-07:002009-05-30T19:37:18.437-07:00I made this using a different flour mixture (sweet...I made this using a different flour mixture (sweet rice, potato starch, & tapioca starch), egg whites, and 1/4 cup coconut oil and 1/4 cup extra pumpkin in place of the olive oil. It didn't cook through even after two hours in the oven. Is there something I should do differently? Thank you!Charissahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-20357586576708276222008-12-03T12:39:00.000-08:002008-12-03T12:39:00.000-08:00I have to tell you I made this recipe for Thanksgi...I have to tell you I made this recipe for Thanksgiving and brought it to two friends' houses. It was SO GOOD - no one had any idea it was gluten-free. I loved the recipe so much that I posted it on my own blog (linking to yours, of course) and am making for my family at Christmas.Carey Petershttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-87875150455374784262008-11-30T17:56:00.000-08:002008-11-30T17:56:00.000-08:00this is in the oven RIGHT NOW, my friend!this is in the oven RIGHT NOW, my friend!ByTheBayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-53466147007868046902008-11-29T11:17:00.000-08:002008-11-29T11:17:00.000-08:00I baked this pumpkin bread using Pamela's baking m...I baked this pumpkin bread using Pamela's baking mix and it came out great- yes, reduce the baking powder! I went and bought molasses to make Indian Pudding-- now I can't find the recipe for it-- thought it was on this site. If it is, will someone please hit me over the head? I've got more pumpkin to use, those scones sound wonderful! email me at email@example.com Nassauhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-19938827984264991932008-11-28T18:42:00.000-08:002008-11-28T18:42:00.000-08:00Hi Karina,I made this bread the other day and the ...Hi Karina,

I made this bread the other day and the flavour was great, but it didn't cook all the way through despite being in the oven over 1 1/2 hours. I would like to try it again - the only change I made was to use real eggs. Should I reduce the pumpkin or juice? Thanks! Love your site. I makde your quinoa cake as muffins several times a firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-38467654118704177252008-11-26T06:48:00.000-08:002008-11-26T06:48:00.000-08:00Kiona- The pancake mix would be closer to the text...Kiona- The pancake mix would be closer to the texture and flavor of Pamela's Ultimate Baking Mix. And an added bonus: If you use a pancake mix, the xanthan gum is already in the mix. :)

Portsmouthliz- Excellent. I love to hear this! Thanks for stopping back to fill me in. Appreciated.

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-70675403607089077862008-11-24T13:08:00.000-08:002008-11-24T13:08:00.000-08:00Thanks so much for this recipe! It was my first f...Thanks so much for this recipe! It was my first foray into GF baking and it was stellar. The texture is especially appealing. I used one commenter's idea and used chai instead of apple juice - delicious! These also got the non-GF seal of approval from my email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-20801501281766020592008-11-24T07:43:00.000-08:002008-11-24T07:43:00.000-08:00Hi Karina! So excited to try these! Do you think...Hi Karina! So excited to try these! Do you think Bob's Red Mill GF Baking Flour could work the same way as the Pamela's? I don't have any xantham gum. Or is there a substitute for the xantham gum? Thanks

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Moon teen dies after being struck by vehicle while riding bike
A Moon teenager who was washing dishes for the summer before starting nursing classes at Carlow University died early Sunday as a result of a biking accident on her way to work.
Emily Jancart, 17, who recently graduated from Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School in Moon, was biking to work at the Edgeworth Club in Sewickley when the accident happened about 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
"The paramedics called me from her phone, and when it rang, I thought maybe she had forgotten something for work and needed us to bring it down," said her mother, Rosemary Jancart. "She enjoyed people and would have made a great nurse. She had a love for it."
Moon police said a vehicle struck the teen's bike on University Boulevard near the Sewickley Bridge. The driver of the vehicle, a 27-year-old man whose identity police did not release, remained at the scene and was not injured. He has not been charged and is cooperating with the investigation by Moon police, investigators said.
A Valley Ambulance crew took Jancart to Allegheny General Hospital, North Side, where she died about 4 a.m. of head injuries.
She did not have a driver's license and was "just getting her legs under her" as a bicyclist, Rosemary Jancart said.
She described her daughter as outgoing but also studious and of a strong faith. Emily belonged to St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Moon.
Aside from her mother, she is survived by her father, Robert Jancart, her sister, Grace, and brothers Karl and Stephen.
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The Kendall Park Cinema opened in the the late 80's/early 90's in a strip mall on Route 27 in Kendall Park. The theatre opened with some controversy, being one of the first theatres in the area to use automated projection equipment. I remember the opening quite well as members of the projectionists union protested the opening of the theatre. Quite a bit media coverage was given to the protest and I can remember seeing TV news trucks from the NYC stations covering the picket line that was present at the opening.
The cinema itself was very functional and utilitarian. There were two large screens and six smaller screens showing first run films. The theater was demolished to make way for the expansion of new sores in the strip mall.
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"At one time, the shopping mall was a popular spot. A diner, a movie theater and a roller skating rink attracted shoppers. But no new lease had been signed at the mall since 1995, and, in 1999, the seven-screen Kendall Park Movie Theater closed."
extracted from The Star-Ledger (Newark, NJ), Oct 17, 2003 p021
I was one of those union projectionists who picketed this theatre. I believe it was spring of 1991.
there were actually only 7 screens – two large (around 300 seat), 1 just over 180, and 4 around 120 seats. it did open in 1991, one of the first movies playing there was hudson hawk, which came out in may 1991. and later robin hood: prince of thieves, which came out in june 1991.
oh, and the controversy was not about using automated equipment, it was about using non-unionized projectionists – namely me! ;–)
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This is the video of the sermon I preached this morning followed by a full set of notes.AudioHow do you tend to think of God? A Force or Power? A remote ruler? An angry judge?But the Bible reveals that God is intensely personal and he is very interested in you. HE wants to know you. Part of getting to know someone is getting to know about someone. It is not enough to merely learn about them, but it is a helpful and necessary start. We must know why we believe what we believe and … [Read more...]
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What the Corinthian letters have to say about the charismatic gifts
Of course for many charismatics 1 and 2 Corinthians are among their favorite books of the Bible. If I may be allowed to make one comment as I introduce these verses, it would be instead to ask two questions. If these verses do not apply to us today, why are they in the Bible? And, on what basis can we determine which other verses also do not apply to us? I have already posted verses that speak to this matter from Acts, the Gospels, and the OT. I give thanks to my God always for you because of … [Read more...]
Reformed support for Baptism with the Spirit
A friend of mine has recently published a free short e-book "The Promise of the Spirit: A Reformed View" by Peter Garner. This is available to download now.It is a very helpful read, and contains such gems as these:"To be born of the Spirit is one thing; to be baptized in the spirit is quite another. Moreover we should notice that the new birth is described in terms which mark out the Spirit as the Author leading to Jesus as the object of faith, whereas Spirit-baptism is by Jesus Him … [Read more...]
A readers experience of God – seeking God with hunger is the key
Tanya Marlow was kind enough to allow me to post this email she sent me in response to my post about experiencing God. If you don't already, follow her on Twitter.OH wow. I don't really know where to begin...I was so moved by this post. I think you're right - at least in the Christian circle that I move in - we rarely speak of our experiences of God. It is safe and easy to talk of our thoughts about God and teach others of His Word - sharing our relationship with God is more vulnerable. … [Read more...]
I don't just believe in God, I met with him this morning
We Christians today don't often talk about our spiritual experiences. There are all kinds of valid reasons for that. However, as the following section of my book Raised With Christ shows, Packer and the Puritans disagree with us. Now when Packer and the Puritans would seek to correct us, we should sit up and at least take note: It is remarkable how infrequently experiences such as those described below are mentioned, either during preaching or in modern Christian books. Unfortunately, many C … [Read more...]
How Charismatic are YOU? A Spectrum of belief and practice
Today, in the tradition of my previous Arminocalvinist Spectrum, Evolution vs Creationism Spectrum and Spectrum of belief on hell and salvation I present a "Charismatic-cessationist spectrum." For some more background on this issue, and a fairly typical charismatic perspective see my series of posts on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. As usual this may be a bit of a living document for a couple of days as I welcome suggestions for improvement from others.Intriguingly this spectrum is much har … [Read more...]
The Holy Spirit as Evidence of our Salvation « Scholarship in the Glory
I just had to share this quote with you, do pop by the blog I found it on to read the rest of the article. The writer is speaking about a verse in 1 John which says essentially that the Holy Spirit is directly involved in giving us assurance of salvation. There is some similar material in my book Raised With Christ, but to be honest, I think this guy says it more clearly than I did here, and much as I know many of my loyal readers would disagree, I am not ashamed to nail my colors to the mast o … [Read more...]
Interview with Dr. Jack Hayford – Part Three: Baptism with the Holy Spirit
In this final part of the interview we discuss Baptism with the Holy Spirit:Jack Hayford Interview - Part Three from Adrian Warnock on Vimeo.By now you should hopefully be able to watch the sessions from the recent 300 Leaders conference where Dr. Hayford was the speaker and book into our next event with Terry Virgo. … [Read more...]
More on the Baptism with the Holy Spirit from Terry Virgo
Today Terry continues to argue for the Baptism with the Spirit as a distinct experience (though one that can happen on the day of someones conversion). He was asked about people who feel that they have received all that there is of the Spirit at conversion: "I have read so much of Martyn Lloyd-Jones that his answer comes to me, if you have got it where is it? . . The coming of the Holy Spirit on people was so transforming. Even JEsus himself was anointed of the Holy Spirit. . . There is plenty … [Read more...]
Baptism in the Holy Spirit by Terry Virgo
You know how it works. Here are some extracts to whet your appetite, followed by another video of Terry Virgo. This time he is speaking about the importance he places on a clear, distinct experience of baptism with the Holy Spirit: "I remember reading Dr Martyn Lloyd Jones who said that receiving the Spirit is different to conversion, and then read John Stott who said the Baptism with the Spirit is conversion. I thought I honor both of these men so massively, so if they disagree who am I to … [Read more...]


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Hotel and hospitality management team, made me feel comfortable in all this time. No
Good bathroom, quite, high speed internet included. Location in the old city center of chivasso. the lighting in the hotelroom was very dark, in the bath room was it ok.
Free internet access.
It was the first time I stayed at Europa for a short period of time. I must say that the hotel is excellent value for money. The location is great. The room is spotless and staffs are very friendly. Plus the Single room was of a really good size. I enjoyed everything
Hotel very clean, staff friendly, room very good. The restaurant was closed at the time of stay and the immediate external restaurants didn't offer a great choice.
Pleasant staff
The best Italian breakfast I have ever had. Their own make of Vermouth Classico
very nice small hotel in heart of city, near Torino, perfect for a few days in Piemonte very small breakfast, no good bakery products
Nice, cozy, friendly, quiet. We were in Cocconato for three days, the staff was very helpful and friendly. We were traveling with a little child, who really enjoyed his stay, and was treated like a king. The food is excellent. The room comfortable, well furnished and well equipped.
It was incredibly beautiful -- both the town and the historic building the hotel is in. The staff is soooo nice and speaks English, even remembers little things you liked the day before. The food was some of the best I've had in my life. It was a little hard to find -- get gps! The bell tower tolls every hour starting at 7am!
This locanda deserves its high rating.We found the owners to be helpful and hospitable. We stayed in a Junior suite (choose that as its marginally more expensive than a standard double). The room was very large with beautiful views over the valleys. Condition of the room and bathroom was excellent. We suggest you book for dinner. The food both for dinner and breakfast is of a very high standard. In fact after 4 weeks in Italy, I nominate the tagliolini with summer truffles as one of the best dishes I have had in Italy.It was sublime. The chef is obviously a master of pasta making. We would highly recommend this hotel for a weekend away in montferrato wine country.Lunch in the local trattoria was also excellent. The internet reception was not very good in the room, but we understand it works in the lounge area. Be aware that you need a car as this hotel is in a hilltop town, 30 kms from Asti.
Nice hotel perfect renoveated. Just located before the train station, good for visits to Torino. Room and bed perfect. Restaurant nice situated in the cellar. Tradional Italian cuisine with regional dishes. Perfect wine cellar.
The staff were so friendly and helpful, the room was excellent as was the service I could find no fault whatsoever with the hotel
Conveniently located in front of the train station (25 mns away from Torino). Friendly staff. Clean and nice rooms. Restaurant was closed. Limited number of non-Italian TV channels.
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very nice hotel, free WLAN worked well
Beautiful hotel, good, comfortable room. No English-speaking staff when I arrived..
The hotel was very well situated and the staff were very pleasant and helpful to us
very close to train station/a lovely room could not get an internet connection in the room
Very good hotel right in front of the train station in Chivasso that's 20 min away from Torino. You can get a train from torino until midnight to go back to the hotel
The staff that was very very helpful and always had a smile. Yes, the airconditioning was placed in such a way that the flow was directly on the bed even if the flap positioning was changedThe fridge didn't cool enough.
Localization Hotell staff speak only Italian. The furniture were old and the walls in the room were dirty. Small, impractical bathroom.
Close to train station. Had air conditioning.
it was quiet, not many guests, so I had no problem with fast check-in and check-out this is common for Italians, but still, too agressive. this is just a remark
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My name is Shawn Milke, and I am the creator of and singer/guitarist for the melodic-metal band Alesana. I am sitting backstage with my laptop in a very cold, small, and crowded dressing room in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I have "Shock of the Lightning" by one of the greatest bands of my lifetime, Oasis, playing in my ears to drown out the indiscernible murmur of those drinking around me. Tonight marks the first show of our headlining tour in support of our new record, The Emptiness. Tonight is sold out and I have just been informed that the shows for the remainder of the first week are all expected to sell out as well. Pretty cool. I have been given a wonderful opportunity to share some of my experiences, both past and present, on a weekly basis here at Revolver. The long and winding road of a touring career certainly brings with it a lot of crazy, fun, and exciting things. What tends to get lost in the stories is the human experience; the roads traveled, the battles fought, and the dreams come true. The opportunities to meet so many people from all around the globe have taught me so much about who I am and about the human condition. So with my blog comes laughter, tears, celebration, anger, revenge, dreams, and most important, honesty. Welcome to my story...
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Growing up, I had a lot of idols, heroes, and people whom I looked up to in order to help mold myself into the person I would eventually become. Of course, if life was that scripted and easily solved then I would most likely be a Cy Young award winner for the Philadelphia Phillies while still somehow becoming a roadie for Paul McCartney and publishing a series of best-selling romantic horror stories. But let's be honest, as beautiful as life can be, it certainly throws more curveballs than pitcher Steve Carlton in his prime. I consider myself to be a very lucky person, blessed even. I may not be in the majors, and maybe I'm not hanging out with the coolest member of the Beatles on a daily basis, but I have seen the world. I've eaten sushi in the heart of Tokyo, dipped my feet in the Indian Ocean on the coast of Australia, touched the remains of the Berlin wall, walked across Abbey Road, and ridden horseback through the beautiful landscape of Northern Africa. And I did all of it before the age of 30.
I remember when I sat my father down to tell him that I was no longer going to stay in college, but rather I was going to start a pop-punk band and pursue a career in music. My father is my hero and one of the most understanding people on this earth, but surely even he would lose his mind to find out that his baby boy, who had worked his butt off in high school to get an academic scholarship to college, had just decided to become a "rock star" instead. It took all of the courage I could muster to utter the words. After stuttering a lot, and nearly wetting my pants in the process, he hugged me and said, "Do what makes you happy because when you smile, I smile." He then went on to tell me the dreams he had dreamed when he was my age, a grown man for the first time with the world at his fingertips. He told me we are nothing without our dreams and that he would lose sleep every night if he would ever try to stop me from following my heart. Ten years and a hell of a lot of hard work and sacrifice later, I am sitting in my dressing room talking to Dee Snider of Twisted Sister about to headline for a sold out theatre in New York City. Dreams are what make us who we are and I don't know where I would be without my father and his selfless advice.
As a touring musician I am reminded every day by fans and critics alike that what I do for a living, whether good or bad, liked or disliked, is, at least on some level, a pretty special thing. The opportunities I have been given are nothing short of breathtaking. Dreaming is a good thing: dreaming is a great thing. Without dreams life would just drift by in a meaningless mélange of reality television, iPhone applications, and reflections in the bottom of a bottle. Not all dreams come true; this is not Neverland. However, does that give us the permission to simply stop dreaming? You never know when one of those dreams may come true; you never know when you might hit that hanging curveball.
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Before we went to the hospital, we wandered around St. Paul for a while and did some window shopping.
♥ Hey Buuuuuuddy: A Pauly Shore Q&A. Quit harshing on my gig so hardcore, cruster. Awoooo~
♥ Memories of the Original Game Boy. This is an older post, but it's still great. This blogger translated some comments from 2ch, (the less-incredibly-awful, Japanese precursor to 4chan), featuring memories of the first Game Boy. It's cool to see that the woes and thoughts on the handheld are the same in any country. "Borrowing batteries from the TV remote." Me, too!
♥ Kelly-Anne's Meme Face. Cracking me up, right now.
♥ Ron Swanson + Winston the cat in ONE VIDEO. Two of the best creatures living on earth. Ever.
♥ Nintendo Legend. This guy is on a quest to review every North American Nintendo game. Wow!
♥ Thunder Chunky. Awesome design and illustration blog; the colors are great, but the name is the best.
♥ Shock Value by Jason Zinoman. A review of a book about some sweet horror movie directors, (George Romero secret heart), that really makes me wanna go to Barnes and spend some money. Has anyone read this?
But who can say what's best? That's why you need to grab whatever chance you have of happiness where you find it, and not worry about other people too much. My experience tells me that we get no more than two or three such chances in a life time, and if we let them go, we regret it for the rest of our lives.♥ 10 points to Kittendor!!
- Haruki Murakami
♥ Star Trek Theme Park. In Jordan?! (Not Jordan, MN. Bum-mer..)
♥ NEW PROFESSOR LAYTON! I just burst into song about this. My song also included the phrase "Eat some milk dudes!" but I think that has more to do with my need for sleep. I love Professor Layton and I've been SO excited for this one. Better yet - it comes out the day before my birthday! Thanks, Professor!
There ya have it! Now I'm off to sleep. See ya later, milk dudes!


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I believe that practically any source of carbon will work, and the various additives are to speed up the absorption process. I've heard of all sorts of weird concoctions being used, but with the exception of the Kasenit look-a-likes, the thing in common is heating for a long time in a sealed atmosphere to minimise oxidation.
What your experiment demonstrated was the effect of "flame hardening" rather than case hardening. If you heat a bit of medium carbon steel to cherry red and quench it, it will produce a hardening effect, wether or no you have an external carbon source such as sugar. The process takes a couple of minutes.
Have you ever tried to work a piece of LC steel that was flame cut? During that (flame cut) process the carbon in the steel migrates from within the part to the cut edge/surface and becomes quite hard. That can be one of the effects you are seeing.
Interesting Steve You say easy to get items/chemicals ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,can I use Ebay ? as I am finding that getting hold of Prussiate of potash is easier than the"pith of a rams horn " ,no listing for the latter Rob
Quote from: RobWilson on May 12, 2015, 11:58:25 AMInteresting Steve You say easy to get items/chemicals ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,can I use Ebay ? as I am finding that getting hold of Prussiate of potash is easier than the"pith of a rams horn " ,no listing for the latter RobYou should have said Rob - I have two Rams Horns drying on a beam in the stable - you want the pith it's yours
However as it is used in a closed container that is heated to dull red in a furnace, forge, BBQ, or with massive propane torch I wouldn't worry about any HCN being produced
hi I have a tin in watt way do you mean tack a pick of it ie the tin or the contence
Mine is grey.
. Interesting though to look now, as the product is sold as, "non toxic". MSDS starts with warnings that it causes irritation to Eyes, Lungs, Skin, and gut.
Came across this by powderkeg.http://madmodder.net/index.php?topic=4603.0Here is one that is also good and talks about how to harden specific parts of the piece.http://bbs.homeshopmachinist.net/threads/59717-Case-hardening-success
The method previously mentioned for sugar was for a dip, heat, and plunge type and had its origins in a reference to "The Great Escape".
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Description: 6 pin SOT-23 to DIP adaptor. Created to take SOT23 of various pin sizes breakout to DIP. This will work with 3-pin MOSFETs, BJTs, Voltage Regulators (SOT-23-5), and various other Micro6, Micro5, etc packages.
DIP width is 0.300" (300mil) and will fit nicely into any breadboard or DIP socket. 40 Pin break-away headers are perfect for use with these custom PCBs. Machine pin headers may be a better option for IC sockets. Pad layout fits all standard SOT23 packages including:
Dimensions: 0.34x0.46"
What was the answer to the question about the RGB SMD 5050 and this board?
Short answer: No. Long answer in other comment :)
I'm really surprised that there is no PIN 1 dot on the silk screen. That seems like it would be an obvious need. Some of my pin 1 marks are light enough I have to look under the scope to make sure. I have to dot all mine with silver sharpie.
I need them for some Mosfet gate drivers in R&D project
When will these become available again? I'm in the middle of building a prototype under a time deadline and will soon be in urgent need of these.
same problem here, on Jan 17th they said a little over a month… just have to me patient…
will this work for an RGB SMD 5050?
Did you get an answer to this about the RGB SMD 5050?
Much too late for 32teeth, but to answer the same question for you: No, this will not work for a 5050 SMD LED.
Here's a picture showing the LED - SMD RGB as placed on top of this board: imgur.com/87moU40
Suffice it to say that the 5050 is a fair bit larger than the SOT32 pads on this board, and what little overlap there is would not be reliable for getting good solder joints.
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I needed on a prototype circuit with a small SOT23 package voltage regulator and this item was exactly what I needed to test it out on a breadboard. I'm glad this adapter was available!
I found these adapters awhile back and they have saved me many hours of micro-white wiring. Currently I am using this adapter to test multiple temp sensors. We may even incorporate these into the product during it early stages.
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