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5 Minute Cheesy Enchilada Grande for 1
READY IN: 5mins
Recipe by looneytunesfan
Supper tonight is a sure-fire hit, featuring family-favorite flavors.
Top Review by cookiedog
This was just too darn easy to taste so darn good! Everything was very moist because it just spent a couple of minutes in the micro. I liked that I was able to use left over chicken and I used some canned green enchilada sauce. This is a great meal to make if you live alone or a lunch or dinner for 2.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup shredded cooked chicken or 1⁄2 cup cooked pork or 1⁄2 cup cooked beef
- 1 (10 inch) flour tortillas, warmed
- 1⁄2 cup pace enchilada sauce
- 1⁄2 cup shredded monterey jack and cheddar cheese blend
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- PLACE chicken down center of tortilla. Top with half the enchilada sauce and half the cheese. Roll up and place seam-side down on microwave-safe plate. Top with remaining sauce and cheese.
- MICROWAVE on HIGH 1 1/2 to 2 minute or until cheese melts.
- Serves 1.
- TIP: For a Cheesy Enchilada: Omit chicken and use 1 cup cheese. Place 3/4 cup cheese on tortilla. Top with half the enchilada sauce. Roll up and prepare as above.


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Simeon's life is falling apart, and he fears he may never see his wife and daughter again. As he arrives in Jerusalem for Passover, he is looking for a miracle. In this repackaged edition, best-selling author Sigmund Brouwer retells the passion of Christ through the eyes of one man as he experiences an astonishing encounter with Christ in his last hours of life.

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Now that we have the Home Theater Experience script generally working, I wonder if it would be possible to make the edits to the skin so that it works without having to edit the skin. The existing code for Home Theater Experience support hasn't worked since the transition to Dharma.
Home Theater Experience is now called Home Cinema Experience. The existing Home Theater button can be reused (perhaps renamed to Home Cinema) and the correct call to run the script is.
Love the BackRow skin!
PS Perhaps the other skins that supported Home Theater Experience will make the changes as well. What is the best way to let them know?
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Hi ijourneaux
I'm just waiting for a current repo update request to go through - then after that I will get this working.
Best way would be to post in the individual skin forums I suppose.
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Whilst I'm waiting for my most recent XBMC repo update request to go through - I'm not touching the SVN however I've got it working for the skin at the mediafire download link here if anyone wants to test it.
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Hotel direction: 35 miles NW
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
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Hotel direction: 2 miles NW
Take Airport Way north to Highway 128 and turn left (west). Continue to Interlocken Loop and turn right (north). Proceed to Interlocken Boulevard and turn left (west). At the first traffic light tirn left (south) onto Flatiron Boulevard. The hotel is located on the right at the top of the hill.
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This is a great idea, but it's just scratching the surface of one of my most-wanted tweaks since the original version of the iPhone – keyboard behaviour customization.I like to double-space between my sentences, but if I put a smiley after a sentence and double-space to begin my next sentence, it puts another period after the emoticon. I'd like to be able to change that behavoir, as well as double-spacing making a period and two spaces after it (instead of just one), though this app might do this one specific thing.Other customizations I'd like to be able to make are changing which characters on the symbols page change the keyboard back to letters when typed, and which leave it on the symbols when typed. For instance, typing the apostrophe switches the keyboard back to the letters, but typing a hyphen or a quotation mark does not (baffling). Typing a space always switches back to the letters, but it would be nice if you could make it base this switch on what was typed before the space, which could tie into the above.There is a lot of room for improvement and customization with the iOS keyboard behaviour, and I'd love to see this focused on with future tweaks. Custom Double Space is a great start, but it's just that – a start. Let's see more!
Y'all do know that you can disable the period on double-space behavior in the stock iOS right? If you don't want a period after your emoticon when you double-space, just turn it off in Settings > General > Keyboard. I personally think the period on double-space is a great time saver, since I don't have to switch to the punctuation screen at the end of every sentence.


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Let's Have a Giveaway!
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love your blog not sure if i have ever posted but i do stop by and take a peek sometimes.ReplyDelete
i would love to be in the drawing i think the number of jingle bells in the picture is 77. did i guess right?
i know i must wait.
im guessing that there are 98 bells in that picture. I would love to be right since I LOVE your jewelry. If not I still win since I LOVE your blog. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Well I'm gonna say 55 little jingle bells! So cute!ReplyDelete
I would LOVE to win that sweet pumpkin baby. My guess is 108.ReplyDelete
I LOVE your guessing games, I'm going for an even 80!ReplyDelete
Love them both!!!
Oh Shari, that pumpkin baby is too precious. Thanks so much for entering us! I would love to win that sweetie.ReplyDelete
I'm going to go with 87 on the bells. Fingers crossed....
I am guessing 83 bells!ReplyDelete
Throw my name in the hat for the drawing!!
I am so glad you popped by for a visit!!
I am going to guess 74. I love jingle bellsReplyDelete
86! 86 little jingle bells. Count me in please!ReplyDelete
Oh, love guessing games! I say 91ReplyDelete
What lovely giveaways! Both of these pieces are delightful. I'm going to guess 102 jingle bells.ReplyDelete
Shari my dear you are so darn good to us!!ReplyDelete
I am guessing 92 Bells in the picture! I won one of your Little German Leg Necklaces last year, and I Love it!! I also bought one and gave it to my New Granddaughter, now I have another Grandbaby on the way. I sure am loving the little Pumkin Baby!!
So excited your having a Sale too, are these some items left over from Country Living by Chance? I would have loved to have gone, but I bet you did great!!
Have a Great Week end Shari!!
Huggs, Nancy
I have a GiveAway ending on Sunday, stop by if you get a chance!! coeurdalenegifts.blogspot.com
I saw these little Pumpkin beauty's on Creative Souls, so just had to pop on over to have a closer look. Simply Georgous. I am now a follower of your blog off to take a look around in more detail as I definately like what I see. The drawing...... yes please put me in the hat my dear.ReplyDelete
Thank You.
i took your classes at stampaway this year and had a great time.ReplyDelete
i guess 115 jingle bells.
The little pumpkin dolls are wonderful. I saw them and wished I could have come to the show to buy one. Too far away though. Please enter me in the drawing.ReplyDelete
I often think of your son at Great Lakes and hope all is well with him.
Hi Shari, Oh what a wonderful giveaway, I love your art. Thank you for the opportunity. I guess that there are 99 bells. Have a wonderful weekend. Can't wait for your sale. Hugs, TerriReplyDelete
How very generous of you. Beautiful work.I'm going to guess an even 100 bells.ReplyDelete
shari~i hate i missed you at country living! i just love your work and hope to someday take another class with you! i am guessing 73 bells.....ReplyDelete
and i have to have one of your new metal charlotte gals! they are fab!
hi! please add me to the metal charlotte drawing. she is great.ReplyDelete
are you going to be teaching any more classes in the northern ky area?
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hum? 82.ReplyDelete
can not wait to see your new goodies on Wednesday!
Love to see all your new creations! My guess is there are 99 jingle bells. Oh i hope im right!ReplyDelete
Oooh, these guessing games are so much fun! I'd say there are 89 of the little jingle bells.ReplyDelete
- phylliskingartworksSeptember 26, 2011 at 5:22 PM
112 bells, including the ones hiding under the necklace! you sly girl, you! how did you "rust" these gorgeous jingle bells anyhow?! thanks for adding me to the list of names for the drawing!ReplyDelete
Hi Shari! I took your Haunted little houses class at Stampaway this year and loved it! Also took the paper clay class! I love your blog! I'm guessing 86 bells! I can't wait til wens!ReplyDelete
I love these frozen Charlottes! Very nicely done! I think I'll need to buy one!!
I believe there are 86 bells!!! Hope I guessed correctly!
Thank you for the opportunity to win something!!
See you Wednesday evening!
I'm late to the party but I'll guess 95. Looking forward to the web sale!ReplyDelete
I just love all your stuff and these dolls are just adorable. I love all your jewelery and would love a chance to win. Hope I am not too late.ReplyDelete
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Select Committee on GRAS Substances (SCOGS) Opinion: Sodium oleate (packaging); Sodium palmitate (packaging)
The GRAS Substances (SCOGS) Database allows access to opinions and conclusions from 115 SCOGS reports published between 1972-1980 on the safety of over 370 Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) food substances. The GRAS ingredient reviews were conducted by the Select Committee in response to a 1969 White House directive by President Richard M. Nixon.
Sodium oleate (packaging); Sodium palmitate (packaging)
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Although there are no data available to the Select Committee on the amounts of sodium oleate and sodium palmitate used in fabricating food containers or the amount that might migrate to food therefrom, it is evident that the amount of these compounds that could transfer to foodstuffs in the package would be many orders of magnitude below the quantities of the respective fatty acids normally present as triglycerides in many foods. The sodium salts of the fatty acids are toxicologically indistinguishable from the latter when consumed in small amounts. the Select Committee recognizes that large amounts of the free fatty acids can distort the physiological processes in a system that is organized to absorb and utilize the triglycerides, but such excesses would not be expected from the use of sodium oleate and sodium palmitate as food packaging material ingredients.
In light of the foregoing, the Select Committee concludes that:
There is no evidence in the available information on sodium oleate and sodium palmitate that demonstrates or suggests reasonable grounds to suspect a hazard to the public when they are used as ingredients of paper and paperboard food packaging materials in the manner now practiced or as they might be expected to be used for such purposes in the future.
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BEING a ball boy isn't all about being kicked by Belgian superstars, it can be a rewarding vocation too.
Adam Wainwright has graduated from spending his Saturdays as a ball boy at the County Ground in the early 90s to now work for the club as a marketing executive, but still has fond memories of patrolling the touchline during the Glenn Hoddle era.
"I have loads of memories which I will always keep, and one was in Kevin Keegan's first game as manager of Newcastle when Colin Calderwood scored a late winner. He ran round the corner flag and I ran with them too to celebrate the goal with them.
"Terry Fenwick carried me off once, and when we scored the first goal in the first leg of the play-offs against Tranmere John Gorman grabbed hold of me and jumped up and down and celebrated because I was the first person he saw.
"When we played Manchester United at home Mark Hughes ended up in the crowd after trying to keep the ball in, and he cited that one of the fans threw a punch. It all got lively and I was right there but managed to distance myself from it because it was quite heated."
During all that time, Wainwright was never given orders to hold onto the ball or slow the game down in the way Charlie Morgan did in the game between Swansea and Chelsea on Wednesday night.
"We were playing really good attractive football under Hoddle, so we were told to get it back as quick as possible," he said.
"The fans pay good money and they want to see high tempo stuff, and we played a part in that and had a duty to get the ball back as quick as possible.
"There were never any instructions to hold the ball, and you just threw it back as quickly as you possibly can.
"If the player wants to waste time when you had thrown it back to him that was his decision and the responsibility had been passed on to them."


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text: Passion and Engagement Characterize CTU Faculty March 25, 2014 Higher-Education CTU faculty members are known for keeping it real, and by that we mean delivering students more than textbook knowledge and theoretical ideas. Instead, students encounter instructors who are not only passionate about their field of study, but who are also actively engaged in the profession. CTU faculty do more than just teach a subject, they actually do it, giving students unique insight in how to directly apply what they learn in the classroom to the real world. Video Transcript Dr. Shana Garrett – VP of Academic Affairs What's really cool about my job is working with my team and my faculty. They're just amazing experts in their field. They're passionate about what they do, they love being here, and we're all here for our students. And I know that sounds like it's haggling because everybody says that, but we really live and breathe it every single day. We really care about our students and we care about what we're bringing to the table and helping them achieve their goals. Dr. Chris Davis – Vice Provost In our doctoral programs, every student is assigned a faculty mentor that works with that student one-on-one. So part of that relationship is the mentor helps the student with what they need to do for their dissertation and their research. But the faculty is also bringing in their knowledge of the field the student's researching to understand the issues, the current base of knowledge, and how to improve and expand on what the knowledge is. Dr. Connie Johnson – Provost and Chief Academic Officer Our goal is that our students would go into the work place and be able to immediately engage in whatever work that they're in. And so that they wouldn't need ramp-up time, that they would be familiar from their classwork on how to solve problems or how to look at a situation, how to analyze a situation – that they'd hit the ground running. Richard Holloway, J.D. – Program Director, Security Studies If all you get is the book perspective, you're only getting half of the story really. So the book is important – all of that matters. But you want the book and then you want someone who's actually taken what was in that book, and put it into practice. That's why I think our faculty is so special. Because they not only learned it, they can teach it, and they can actually do it. Dr. Shana Garrett – VP of Academic Affairs We have a lot of fun with what we do because everybody's very passionate about what we do, and what we're bringing to the table, and we're excited about our students. And so, it's a fun environment, it's a great experience, it's a collaborative team, and I love being here.


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PLANS for the £18 million Mill Farm Sports Village in Kirkham, which will include a new stadium for AFC Fylde, have been formally submitted.
The plan for the Mill Farm site centres on a new home ground for the ambitious Coasters, plus community sports and education facilities, as well as new retail, leisure and commercial development that could create 200 new jobs.
The application for planning permission is likely to be considered by Fylde councillors later this year. If it gets the go-ahead the first phase could be completed by September next year.
The proposed development is on a 32-acre site off junction three of the M55 outside Kirkham and includes a sports science building providing a range of educational and sporting activities for local schoolchildren.
The new AFC Fylde stadium would have a 6,000 capacity and include a modern 2,000 all-seater main stand with supporters' bar, executive boxes and a function room.
There will also be a number of state-of-the-art all weather pitches, a full-size floodlit football pitch with a 3G surface and a national level hockey pitch.
The development also includes a food store, a distribution centre with associated office space, a 63-bed hotel, petrol station and a public house.
David Haythornthwaite, chairman of AFC Fylde and head of the Lytham-based Tangerine Group, is behind the ambitious project.
He said: "We have listened closely to local people. I believe we have now submitted to Fylde councillors plans that will be of major benefit to the well-being of the local community and the economy.
"It is a well-thought out and carefully-considered plan, creating fantastic sporting facilities for local people and bringing much-needed employment to the Fylde Coast.
"The site is allocated for employment and leisure uses in the emerging Fylde Local Plan and this proposal directly addresses the council's and national Government's aspirations surrounding sustainable development.
"We believe this is exactly the kind of investment our area needs in exactly the right location."
The plan has been drawn up by leading North West architecture and design practice the Frank Whittle Partnership (FWP).
FWP has worked on projects with Preston North End and Fleetwood Town and is developing stadia and community assets for clubs such as Oldham Athletic, FC United of Manchester, Peterborough United and Berwick Rangers.
David Robinson, managing partner at FWP, said: "We have worked very hard to create a vibrant and modern development that will be a real asset to the community and the local economy.
"If it gets the go ahead this will be a high-quality development that can help sustain the local economy and provide new and exciting sporting and leisure facilities to benefit everyone.
The model of the revised development is available for local people to view at the AFC Fylde shop at 6 Station Road, Kirkham with members of staff available to answer any questions from 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 9.30am to 12.30pm on a Saturday.
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For those in need of any more unsocial-networked, sports-related, star-struck moments at the movie quadtripleplex this weekend:
Kevin Connolly, a viable "E" piece of the HBO "Entourage" acting ensemble, has a knack of making renowned sportswriter Bill Nack look rather time-period dashing in Disney's "Secretariat."
Nack, who wrote the book the script is based on, is depicted with a cheesy mustache and open-collared shirt under a wretched sports coat, but seems to fit right into the horse-racing scene as he chronicles the achievements of the champion thoroughbred through the early 1970s.
"(Nack) was also an advisor on the film, so he was there pretty much the whole time, (but) I wasn't so much focused on trying to play him and nail him down as it was representing the press as a whole," Connolly told Dan Patrick on his syndicated radio show Thursday. "My favorite scenes were in the press conferences, dealing with John Malkovich (who plays Secretariat trainer Lucien Laurin)."
Meanwhile, it's Josh Duhamel playing the role of a "promising network sports TV director," according to the Warner Brothers press release, in the so-called comedy romance "Life As We Know It."
Duhamel's character, Eric Messer, has a life plan: Go from a broadcast technician to a full-fledged director. But then he stumbles into honoring his godfather duties of taking care of a baby girl, along with another workaholic played by Katherine Heigl, and the typical diaper-filled hijinks ensue.
Duhamel's sports background includes playing quarterback for the minute Minot State University Beavers in his native North Dakota, and he's married to Fergie who, along with her Black-Eyed Peas, is tabbed as the halftime entertainment for the upcoming Super Bowl.
In a chat this week with ESPN SportsNation, Duhamel said, "I'm a sports junkie, so I think I could see myself" being a sportscaster.
For TV sports as we know it, it wouldn't be much of a stretch.
== Because many of the Fox Sports Radio affiliates carry Dan Patrick's syndicated show (live from 6-9 a.m. in L.A. on 570-AM), it's a natural fit that the Fox Sports Net cable channels would get first crack at the simulcast TV version of the show that has been on DirecTV's 101 Network the past 14 months. Starting Oct. 25, Patrick's TV version will be available for distribution on all FSN channels, including locally on Prime Ticket. That means an extra 85 million viewers in all major markets. DirecTV said it marks the first time a programming distributor has sold its original content into national syndication. What has made the TV version of this radio show work in contrast to ESPN's simulcasting of the "Mike And Mike" or "Colin Cowherd" radio shows are the between-commercial insights, man-cave banter and even some friction between Patrick and "The Danettes" -- that includes all the between-commercial shenanigans from producer Paul Pabst, audio man Patrick "Seton" O'Connor, booker Todd Fritz and blogger Andrew "McLovin" Perloff.
== Rene Cardenas, who helped create the first Spanish-language baseball broadcast in 1958 with Jaime Jarrin with the Dodgers and worked 38 years for the Dodgers, Houston Astros and Texas Rangers, is among 10 finalists for the 2011 Ford C. Frick Award, given annually to a baseball broadcaster whose name is added to a plaque in the Baseball Hall of Fame's library. The other nine are Tom Cheek, Dizzy Dean, Jacques Doucet, Bill King, Ned Martin, Tim McCarver, Graham McNamee, Eric Nadel and Dave Van Horne. Remember that King, the enjoyable L.A. and Oakland Raiders' radio play-by-play man, did the Oakland A's broadcasts for 25 years until his death in 2005.
== We were naive enough to think the "South Park" Season 14 debut episode called "Poor And Stupid" would do a smart job of roasting NASCAR and its followers. But having Cartman somehow realize his dream of driving a rig in two races, then crashing his way to the finish, left our needle on empty. "I thought I could just waltz onto a racetrack and do what these people do," Cartman said in the closing soliloquy. "But I owe you an apology. The truth is, I'm just too smart. And how smart I am, I'll always be successful and therefore have money. I just have to accept that I'm just too smart and rich for NASCAR. Time for me to give it up." Thud.
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SARASOTA COUNTY, Fla. -- A big celebration is scheduled for Saturday as the Sarasota County Addiction Recovery Program will celebrate its 5th anniversary.
Inmates, deputies, jailers and representatives from the Salvation Army, Alcoholics Anonymous, and Narcotics Anonymous will join together to celebrate a program that many say has worked miracles.
When they hit rock bottom, when that jailhouse door clangs shut, some addicts finally realize what put them there.
"I'm in here due to my addictions. My addictions led my life and I committed some crimes that led me through these doors," says inmate Brianne Lintz.
"I have a couple of burglaries and I have a possession of cocaine," says inmate David Pruitt.
"Everything that I've done in my life that was wrong has to do with drugs. Drugs got me nowhere; they've done nothing but bring me down to this road here in jail," says inmate Nicholas Bolduc.
At the Sarasota County Jail, they get a chance to kick their addiction by serving their entire time, 24 hours a day, in the recovery pod.
Currently there are 18 women in one pod, and 48 men in the other. It's operated by the recovery community, the Salvation Army, and Sarasota County Sheriff's Office.
"Having them a captive audience supporting each other, having professionals come in and do the counseling and giving them the opportunity to continue. Their addiction recovery when they leave this facility keeps them off the streets, keeps them from committing crimes, and gets them back into the community," says Sarasota County Sheriff Tom Knight.
And it doesn't cost taxpayers a penny.
Jody Feinroth is one of the volunteers from the recovery community. "I've been there and done it, and I think the message that we pass when we come in here has a lot of depth and weight because of our experience."
Lisi Brannen coordinates the program for the Salvation Army. "We bring in hope. We bring people in who are examples of how to live life clean and sober."
And for many inmates for the first time, the message sinks in.
"It's given me a new outlook on life. Before I came in here I was going to continue going down this path for the rest of my life, and now it's like I know that I don't have to do that."
And when they get out of jail the support continues. "When I leave these doors, I will leave on a program called Drug Court, which is something I asked for. It's a year program which will give me classes; I go to AA meetings."
"The men and women in the recovery pods at the Sarasota County Jail spend 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, working on their recovery. And their success at staying sober when they get out of there has been astounding.


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Fox Chapel resident climbing ladder of theatrical success
Casey Taylor remembers the first time she took the stage as a seven-year-old dancer in "The Nutcracker."
"It was so fun," said the Fox Chapel resident of her turn as a youth dancer with the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater.
"I wasn't nervous. I was skipping around, looking at the professionals."
At 22, her role with the theater company has evolved — stomach butterflies do most of the twirling now as Taylor performs precisely choreographed routines where skill sets involve more than plies and arabesques.
"It's kind of surreal," said the Fox Chapel Area alum of being hired by the 42-year-old ballet company. "Performing with the group I grew up with is special."
Taylor made her homecoming this season, first with "Giselle," and then with "The Nutcracker," the holiday classic featuring Gingerbread soldiers, dancing mice and sugar plum fairies.
Taylor juggled multiple roles in the E.T.A. Hoffman play, bringing to life a snowflake, a flower, shepherdess, party host, Chinese Tea performer and a spring-activated doll.
"The audience usually likes the doll," she said. "There's a lot of magic in the party scene."
There's a lot of magic is Taylor's pace as well.
With 19 performances over the holidays, and quick-changes that for some scenes involve ornate costumes and makeup, the dancer had to keep an upbeat tempo matched only by the show's Tchaikovsky score.
"It's very exciting to perform and give something back with this level of artistry," she said.
The moves are technically demanding, Taylor admits, and she feels the nerves every time. But it's all part of moving up in rank too.
The featured performances like the Arabian Dancer or the Sugar Plum Fairy are reserved for those who have paid the dues and can meet the task.
"It's my first year and I feel like I have some great parts," she said. "But I hope to do those someday."
These productions mark the first time Taylor was featured on stage at The Benedum Center since graduating from the PBT Graduate Program, led by Artistic Director Terrence Orr and one of the country's finest schools for dance training.
Taylor was accepted into the Pacific Northwest Ballet program in Seattle, where she danced for two years professionally while all the while auditioning for a position closer to home.
Her graceful moves have taken her even farther from home, too. She danced "Swan Lake" in Germany as part of that company before landing one of 27 positions with the PBT last summer.
"It feels great to be close to family again," she said.
With just one week off, Taylor enjoyed some down time at her parents' home in Fox Chapel working on some of her other passions — cooking and baking.
She returned to her leotard this week for "Moulin Rouge" rehearsals, up next in February. The show is a stark contrast to the childhood wonder of "The Nutcracker," with its showcase of love and allure at a French cabaret.
Two shows follow in spring, "Unspoken," and "Cinderella."
Taylor feels like she is truly home, she said.
Her years of a strict regime — school, rehearsal hall, homework, sleep — and forsaking teenage hangouts and free time, were worth it.
"I knew pretty early that it was for me," she said. "For anyone who is considering it, I say keep sticking to it. It's a lot of work, but it pays off."
Tawnya Panizzi is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-782-2121, ext. 2 or at email@example.com.


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Tom Hiddleston Talks Thor
And what's up with The Avengers?
Tom Hiddleston toddled along to the Jameson Empire Awards on Sunday night, and in between presenting an award and enjoying the company of his fellow beautiful people, he found time to share a little news on Kenneth Branagh's Thor, in which he plays trickster god Loki.
Hiddleston has now seen the film, and while it's no surprise that he likes it, he sounds genuinely effusive about it. He compares it in tone to Richard Donner's Superman: The Movie. "Chris [Hemsworth] is like Christopher Reeve in that he can do two things: he can wear a big red cape without a shred of self-consciousness. But he's also funny as hell, and he's so sweet. So with all the fish-out-of-water stuff, he's so funny. So he does almost two jobs in a way."
Check out the rest of his take, and his report on the current state of play with The Avengers, watch the video below.
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By.Rev.Fr.Sunil Veigas
Mangalore April 3rd: The Golden Jubilee Celebration of Concetta Hospital Kinnigoli was held on Wednesday, 2nd April 2008, at 5.00 p.m. at the Kinnigoli church grounds. Most Rev.Dr.Aloysius Paul D'Souza, Bishop of Mangalore was the president and Rev. Sr.M.Jyothi B.S., the Superior General of the Sisters of the Little Flower of Bethany, Rev. Sr.M.Inviolata B.S, the Provincial Superior of Mangalore Province, V. Rev. Fr.Alfred J. Pinto, Vicar Forane of Kinnigoli Deanery, Dr.M.Mohan Alva, President of Alva's Education Foundation, Moodibidri and Smt. Umavathi, President of Grama Panchyat Kinnigoli were the guests of honour.
The President and the guests were welcomed with the sounds of cymbals and horns. Speaking on the occasion Bishop Aloysius Paul said that the main thrust of any Christian institution is to serve the society at large as Jesus Christ served. He called upon to have this motto in mind and to serve the needy. He also suggested the management to begin a general nursing school in order to help the poor girls who can not afford to go for courses like B.Sc. Nursing, and post graduation. Dr M. Mohan Alva in his address recognized the service rendered by the diocese in various areas like education, health care, and social service.
During the celebration the people who served the hospital for more than 20 years were felicitated. A fund to help the poor patients was established to mark the celebration. The celebrations ended with the cultural programme. A sound and light programme depicting the history of the growth of the hospital was presented beautifully.
Started by Fr. Jacob Lobo in 1958 to provide medical facilities for the people of Kinnigoli and the surrounding villages, the hospital has gown in size and stature."The child was born. 'Will it survive?' was the question of many. By the hard work of Fr. Jacob Lobo and the labour of love of many a person of good will, the child grew up steadily and is currently at the threshold of its Golden Jubilee," recalled the hospital administrator, Sr.Lelian, B. S.
In the beginning the Hospital comprised 12 beds. The Maternity Block with 6 beds was inaugurated in 1962. Today, the hospital has 75 beds and 24 Hour emergency facilities.
Due to the lack of transport facilities in the area, the need for mobile clinics was felt. Hence mobile clinic services were started in Neerude, Damaskatte, Niddodi, Balkunje & Kateel in 1971.
On 26.08.1986, the management of the hospital was handed over to the Bethany Congregation.
Nursing Aid Course was started in the year 1982. About 150 students have successfully completed the course and are employed here as well as other hospitals. There are 15 students in the current year.
Considering the need of preventive and promotive health, the hospital extended the health services to the community through the Community Health Project from the year 1995, which covers 25 neighbouring villages.
In 1987, a full-pledged Operation Theatre started functioning. Various types of surgeries are performed by efficient surgeons in the Theatre. During the year 2006 nearly 400 surgeries were performed.
In 1992, the Maternity Block was extended. In 1998 the maternity services were upgraded with ultrasound facilities. During the last year, i.e., 2006 nearly one thousand scans (obstetric & general) were performed. There is a gradual increase in the number of deliveries. In 2005 there were 460 deliveries and in 2006 the number increased to 520. A better fetal monitoring machine called NST Machine (non stress test) was donated by Dr. Ann Eline from Germany in the year 2005.
In the year 2002 new Emergency Block was built with modern emergency facilities. In the successive years the old building was renovated with additional Special Rooms and Semi Special Rooms, which attracts many more patients to the hospital.
Homeopathy Consultation has been made available for the patients twice a week by experts from Fr. Muller Homeopathy Medical College.
Through CBCI Health care and CODP, Concetta Hospital is actively involved in the detection of HIV/AIDS patients through VCTC Programme. The tests are conducted free of cost. In the past 1½ year 900 patients are tested for HIV/AIDS and 34 patients were detected to be positive. When HIV/AIDS patients are admitted to the hospital, they are treated without any discrimination.
The hospital has outpatient services, inpatient services (50 beds, 6 Special Rooms & 10 Semi Special Rooms, Male & Female General Wards), maternity services (16 beds) and 24- hour emergency services.
Besides, X-ray, ECG, Laboratory services, treatment for snake bites, Ultrasound Facility, Ambulance Service and immunization for neonates, infants & children.
The hospital attends to sick calls in the homes according to the need.
Specialists visit the hospital on a regular basis. Gynaecology, Paediatric, Orthopaedic, Medical, Surgical, Dermatology & Sonology are some of the specialist consultations available in the hospital.
Sr. Lelian took over as the first Bethany Director of the hospital in 1986. Since that time, till date she has been captaining the ship responsibly.
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Featuring the Music of Randy Waldman and the Drumming of Vinnie Colaiuta. Artist/Personality; Method/Instruction; Percussion - Drum Set Method or Collection; Play-Along. Book & 2 CDs. 144 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.0730B).
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ISBN 0757917410. [Vinnie Colaiuta] By Marc Atkinson.
Musicians and teachers alike will love the analysis, transcriptions, and great music this book offers. The UnReel Drum Book contains a detailed and clear analysis of the playing of one of the greatest drumming legends ever, Vinnie Colaiuta. The opening exercises help to build a solid foundation of understanding and playing the many rhythms and phrasing ideas found throughout the Concord Records release UnReel, which is also included. On the second CD, the drum solos have been sequenced and slowed down allowing players to follow and play along to help understand the intricate details that make Vinnie's playing so unique, along with two tracks from the original UnReel CD re-mixed without drums to play-along with.
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Veteran Matt Holliday continued to be a steady bat in the number three position, hitting for average and power while playing in 157 games.
Centerfielder Jon Jay took over the leadoff spot, making it his own. He ranked in the top 10 in the National League in batting average. Eliminating any trepidation about the Colby Rasmus trade, Jay played error-less ball for the entire season while making a number of highlight-reel catches.
David Freese remained healthy for his first entire season as a major leaguer. The third baseman placed in the top 20 in the National League in batting average and on-base percentage and hit 20 home runs for the first time.
The 30-year-old put together the best offensive season of his career for the second consecutive year. He is the first St. Louis catcher ever to lead his team in batting in back-to-back seasons (.315 in 2012, .305 in 2011). Molina also paced the 2012 Cardinals in wins above replacement (WAR). His 6.3 mark was far ahead of the next-closest Cardinals, at 3.9 WAR.
Molina set new career-highs this season with 22 home runs, 76 RBI, 64 runs and 159 hits. Those 22 home runs are second only to Ted Simmons (26 in 1979) for the most by a Cardinals catcher in one season.
Molina's numbers also stack up well on the national stage. Among all National Leaguers, Molina ranked fourth in batting average, 10th in one-base percentage (.373) and 14th in slugging (.501).
Not considered fast afoot by any measurement, Molina remains a very smart baserunner. He led all major league catchers with 12 stolen bases and had a success rate of 75 percent (12 of 15).
Of course, Molina's reputation as baseball's best catcher is well-deserved. His 32 runners caught stealing topped MLB. His 48 percent caught stealing rate ranked second in the game.
Molina picked three runners off base this season. That raised his career total to 45, which is the most among all catchers from 2004-2012.
His most-observed, but least measurable asset perhaps is his game-calling and stewardship behind the plate. Even without his offensive contributions, his defense could alone make him the team leader. Former MLB backstop and long-time Cardinals pitching coach Dave Duncan has called Molina the best defensive catcher he has ever seen.
That was one big reason ownership granted him the fourth-largest contract in team history before the season at five years, $75 million. Molina went on to prove he should be worth the large commitment.
We are pleased to announce that Yadier Molina is The Cardinal Nation/Scout.com St. Louis Cardinals Position Player of the Year for 2012.
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How to Successfully Manage Workflow
Entrepreneurs are in essence, thinkers, visionaries, and creators, but they also are managers, leaders, and delegators.
Each of these roles are embodied and performed at various stages of business development – but they are there and they do demand attention.
Considering this reality, entrepreneurs have an evolving list of duties and responsibilities as they hatch ideas, put them into action, and eventually build their team around them. At each stage, workflow needs to be managed effectively or you'll run the risk of inefficiency and missed opportunities.
Managing Workflow and Communication
As a small business owner, the last thing you want is to be inefficient and as a result, miss out on an opportunity.
Therefore, one of the most essential skills to develop as an entrepreneur is becoming a pro at managing your workflow. This includes time management, the ability to prioritize, appropriate delegation (when that time comes), and a great deal of drive to constantly improve ways of operating.
Although the details change of what your duties consist of throughout the lifecycle of your business, certain elements remain the same: your writing is required everywhere. In reports, in proposals, in correspondence, in marketing, and in company messages, your written word is a constant and successful entrepreneurs must become efficient in managing this part of the workflow.
Your writing is required across the board in the earlier stages, and then slowly transitions to correspondence and simple note-taking as managing and delegation of tasks becomes a larger part of your experience. With that said, there are three things that can help, both in the early and later stages, to manage your workflow: (1) talk to text, (2) formality expectations, and (3) conscious correspondence.
1. Talk to Text
There are few things in tech that get me more excited than talk to text functionality. Why? It directly impacts efficiency.
It allows users to type their stream of consciousness putting ideas to paper at a quicker, less restrictive pace. With talk to text, entrepreneurs can draft their written work with greater ease and write emails much quicker.
Various talk to text programs are on the market with the leader being Nuance's Dragon software. Others include built-in talk to text features on the various mobile platforms. The greatest benefit for the visionary entrepreneur may very well be the ability to sit back and flesh out ideas orally, speaking through concepts hands-free rather that typing them. This alone has forever changed the way I work.


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The University of Idaho's McCall Outdoor Science School (MOSS) is located on the McCall Field Campus and borders Payette Lake and Ponderosa State Park.
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My problem might not be for this mailing list, but, i hope i will find
the answer here.
I am using monowall over an year ... everything works perfect. My
problems started few weeks ago, and defnitly they are not related to
monowall, but still, if i find solution I will have to set up monowall too.
My problem is very slow or not all or partly opening web pages, i cant
even rich 10KB/S for this traffic. At same time downloading (with
browser) is working perfect, or if I use some FTP download it also
riches my connection limit. So, I can download with full speed, but my
surfing is poor, doesent matter if both services or one by one are used
(surf and download).
I Assume it is problem with all HTTP traffic and my ISP, and until they
resolve it .... blah... years are passing.
I also have web-mail-proxy server, physically deployed with another ISP
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So i was thinking is it possible to route somehow my http request to
another protocol or ports through my outside server? Since I have root
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The Utah women's basketball team is a casualty of the upcoming NCAA Tournament.
Because Utah is a host for the tournament and support staff is unavailable, the Ute women will fly to Long Beach State for the first round of the WNIT. And if Utah wins, it will play the second round on the road, too.
"I'm on my way to the office right now," said Utah coach Anthony Levrets, when asked about his knowledge of the 49ers.
Utah and BYU received invites as at-large teams. The Utes (18-13) finished sixth in the Pac-12, while the Cougars (21-10), who wound up in fourth place among West Coast Conference teams, host Idaho State (18-12). Both games are scheduled for Wednesday. Tipoff for both has not been set.
Long Beach State (16-15) finished fifth in the Big West Conference. It lost in the opening round of its postseason tournament. The Utes were knocked out in the second round of the Pac-12 Tournament.
"We were disappointed when we lost to UCLA," Levrets said. "[But] when I walked into the locker room to say we have to get ready for the WNIT, [Ute center Taryn Wicijowski] cut me off and said, 'If we're going to be in the thing then we have to try and win it.' We've had three great practices."
The Cougars lost to Gonzaga in the semifinals of the WCC Tournament. The Cougars are one of three WCC teams to accept a WNIT invite.
"I'm glad the team gets the opportunity to play a post-season game, and get a game in front of our fans," BYU coach Jeff Judkins said. "Idaho State is a very good team…and are disciplined."


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The statistics that we've seen from the first round of Republican Gov. Rick Scott's Florida voter purge are pretty disturbing. The Miami Herald uncovered the fact that 58 percent of the people on the initial list sent out to supervisors to be scrubbed off the voting rolls were Hispanic, even though they represent just 13 percent of the voting population. According to the paper's analysis, in addition to Hispanics, Democratic and independent voters were more likely to be on the list. That's bad, but further analysis from ElectionSmith, Inc. makes it even worse. They've found that 98.4 percent of the 2,625 people included on that first list as "potential noncitizens" are eligible voters. That's quite an error rate.
Analysis: Round 1 of recent GOP/Florida voter purge (declared illegal by DOJ) had epic 98.4% error rate
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Need Gun Information? Ask a Firearms Expert for Answers ASAP
The rifle was built for Spain and was made in 1893, like the model, there was also a model 1895.
The best thing to do is make a chamber casting and then measure the casting to determine the chambering. The 303 is a rimmed case and the 7x57 is rimless. They would not fit in the same bolt and using a round in a gun that it is not chamberer for is very dangerous. The material you need for the chamber casting can be purchased from Brownells, this is a link to the product.
I hope this helps,
It sounds like you have a headspace problem, the chamber should be checked with headspace gauges after doing the casting.


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Return to Norwegian: Norwegian Pearl Cruise Review by Georgiane
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Destination: British Columbia
Embarkation: Los Angeles
Towel Animals are back - we did not have them on our last few cruises (note- not on NCL) and our cabin steward always surprised us with different animals. My personal favorite was the monkey swinging from the middle of the cabin.
We enjoyed the Free Style Dining - we never made reservations and always got right in except for one time, and that was our fault for going right at the main dinning time. At which time we decided to try one of the Pay for Restaurants - La Cucina.. again we did not have reservations and at first we were told there were no tables More available, would we like to make a reservation for later - we declined and stated that it was no problem we would just try another restaurant - at which time the lady at the front desk said she would try and squeeze us in - and yes you guest it - we got in.. Excellent service and great Food.
In addition we also tried the Teppanyaki dinner with our new friends from Roll Call. Thanks Cecilia for setting it all up. Good food and good new friends. The main dining room had great food. I don't understand why some people complain that there is never enough different dishes on the menu. Each night there were at least 5-6 different dishes on the menu plus different appetizers and desserts. What do people expect?
Buffet - lot's of different dishes and in order to try them all you would have to be on at least a 30 day cruise (oh please let me try)...Again don't understand the complainers that state the Breakfast Buffet does not have everything that they want. I would love to know what is actually missing?
Casino - yes folks there is smoke in the casino, it is after all a casino and if you go to Vegas there is also smoke in the casino. My DH and I are non-smokers but do like to play the slots so we just move away from the machines that have the heavy smokers on them - we really did not find it that bad.
Thanks to Lori, our group of Cruise Critic Members had a Slot Pull - I think maybe 50 people (guessing here) showed up and we had a great time - did not win the main prize but had a blast. Again thanks Lori for setting it up. Oh and I also played the slots the following night - $10 bucks into playing I won $231 and walked away... Yeah for me....
Meeting people on a cruise is always fun but it was even more fun because we got to have a Meet and Greet with about 100 people - already we had a head start with meeting folks and when walking around the ship got to see these nice folks and talk to them. Cecilia did an excellent job in setting this meeting up and fun was had by all. Of course having the top brass coming by to meet us was the highlight of the meeting and the Captain offering us a private Bridge Tour... Awesome.
The ship was very clean and folks were always cleaning away to make sure it stayed that way. (wish I could have brought some of them home to take care of our home). Our favorite place to hang out before dinner and also after dinner was the Martini Bar.. The Bartender Romeo was terrific and so were all the other folks at the bar. We met up with a couple of Cruise Critic folks - thanks Deb and Tammy for making this some of our best times. A small observation - folks complain about the pricing of bar drinks but I really found that the price is about the same as nice restaurants or bar prices in Los Angeles.
Services was awesome by everyone - no complaints here.
We usually do not go to many shows - we only saw one which was ok... and we went to two game shows which where hysterical...The Newly Wed Game and the Perfect Couple... If you plan to go and see something go see these - they are sure to make you laugh.
DH and I had been to most of our ports before but managed to get off on all of them for at least a walk around.
Disembarkation was the best we have ever had in Vancouver. We chose to walk off with our luggage and did just that at 9 A.M. Walking off and going thru customs took us all of 5 minutes... Easy, Easy Easy...
We had a wonderful cruise and were reluctant to get off but there is always next time. So if you are trying to decide on whether to cruise on the Pearl, my recommendation is Definitely do it... Great Ship, Great Crew and Great Food... Less
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SAN ANTONIO – A south Texas woman was sentenced Wednesday to 87 months in federal prison for her roles in a conspiracy to purchase machine guns and attempt to smuggle them into Mexico, and bank fraud, announced U.S. Attorney Robert Pitman, Western District of Texas.
This case was investigated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI); the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF); with assistance from the San Antonio Police Department, and U.S. Secret Service.
Yadira Mauricio Ybarra, 38, from San Antonio, appeared before U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia who sentenced her May 15 to 87 months in federal prison and also ordered her to pay $133,846.09 restitution for bank fraud. She will also be placed under supervised release for a period of three years after she completes her prison term. On July 12, 2011, Ybarra pleaded guilty to illegally possessing a machine gun.
According to court records, on April 19, 2011, federal authorities arrested Ybarra and 24-year-old Willy Mendoza after they paid $10,000 to an undercover agent and took possession of 10 firearms – four fully automatic machine guns, and six semi-automatic assault rifles. Court records also reflect that both Ybarra and Mendoza knew the firearms would be illegally exported to Mexico. On Oct.6, 2011, Mendoza was sentenced to 70 months in federal prison followed by two years of supervised release after pleading guilty to illegally possessing a machine gun.
On Feb. 7, 2012, Ybarra pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy bank fraud. By pleading guilty, Ybarra admitted that from April 28, 2009 until July 6, 2009, she conspired with others to steal about $130,000 by forging signatures of various account holders at the Wells Fargo Bank, Las Palmas branch, in San Antonio.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark Roomberg, Western District of Texas, prosecuted both cases.


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Dear Coleen,
I have always wanted a family and after we got married my husband and I started trying for a baby straight away and I got pregnant almost immediately.
We felt incredibly lucky when we had our son, who is now four.
When he turned one we started trying for another baby but it just didn't happen.
We have been trying ever since and have seen various doctors who can't explain why we are struggling to conceive.
They have called our situation "unexplained infertility", which is just so frustrating.
But what is almost more frustrating is the attitude of our friends and family, who keep telling us how lucky we are to have our son.
I love my son dearly and I know I'm luckier than women who can't have children at all, but I'm still upset about the fact I can't have another baby and I want this hurt to be recognised.
But all people say is: "Count your blessings" and "At least you have one".
I packed away some of my son's baby stuff the other day, including his pram, and I broke down at the thought of never using any of it again.
My son keeps asking me for a brother and sister too, because all his friends have siblings.
Am I being ungrateful for what I have?
Coleen says..
No, I don't think you are being ungrateful.
It sounds like your friends and family are just trying to be helpful and nice, when they are being a bit thoughtless.
Of course you love your son and you are grateful to have him, but when you get broody it is hard to think of anything else whether you have no children, one child or 10 children.
Unexplained infertility is incredibly frustrating and I can only sympathise that you don't have more answers.
I know this is easier said than done, but I think you need to stop being so obsessed about getting pregnant.
Stop thinking about it and move on with your life.
Try to accept you are not going to have another baby, and you never know, it might just happen when you least expect it.
Everybody I know has a friend who has found themselves in a similar situation.
I do think that stress hinders conception far more than we might realise.
If it doesn't happen, then I feel truly bad for you, but there are other avenues to explore, such as IVF.
Good luck. I really hope it works out for you.


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In this world of trying times, we all face so many obstacles that it sometimes feels like we will be a permanent rider on the scariest roller coaster ever created.
Think about what it's like as an adult to experience confusion, loneliness and heartache. Now put your mind on our children. There are so many lost and abandoned children in our society. As adults, we think providing for our children financially is enough and that giving our sons and daughters material things equips them with the tools they need to live successfully.
But sometimes, we are wrong.
I once knew a young man who was referred to as a "nightmare" by his friends. But I couldn't find it within me to call him by that name. In talking to Alexander, I came to understand the importance of such a title. He told me he had given himself that nickname. He felt it was adequate because it mirrored the way he felt about himself and his behavior. He didn't feel like an Alex, someone who was loved and cared for, appreciated and included in the daily activities of those he loved.
Alex said he needed love so badly that it drove him to hate, to hurt and to bring hurt upon himself. Like Alexander, many children feel this way. Material things are nice and we all love getting the new and improved everything. But material merchandise should not be used as a pacifier to take the place of the emotional needs of our children.
I have taken a liking to this young man and am able to see him as he really is — a talented computer genius who can manipulate software to do as he pleases, a musician who drops beats and makes music that makes you close your eyes and envision the success he will soon encounter.
There is no doubt that with the right support system, Alex will succeed by leaps and bounds. He is one of the lucky ones, and though he has suffered greatly in the area of love and security, he has been able to find a reason to survive.
Alexander is determined to find his way. He has his heart set on escaping the stereotypes that were put on him and others like him. My wish is that this kind of light bulb would come on in the minds of adults who don't see the need to tend to their children. I wish they could understand that you cannot mold a child into an effective adult by buying them everything they want to replace the love and attention they really need.
Alex could have set his mind to be the next menace to society, terrorizing neighborhoods and wreaking havoc. He could have chosen to simply believe the things that were said about him. Devastation could have easily claimed him. With his mindset of hate, loneliness and distrust, he could have chosen to drop out of the equation and allow drugs and alcohol rule the remainder of his days.
However, he has not. My dear friend Alexander put up his dukes and decided to fight for the life that God gave him. He will come out on top, a winner in the game of life.
If we could somehow pass this kind of positive mindset to other teens, pre-teens and lost adults, we might save our society from the misery that comes when a person lacks love.


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1.11 . Memory is not allowing mental impressions to escape.
1.12 . These thought-streams are controlled by practice and non-attachment.
1.13 . Practice is the effort to secure steadiness.
1.14 . This practice becomes well-grounded when continued with reverent devotion and without interruption over a long period of time.
1.15 . Desirelessness towards the seen and the unseen gives the consciousness of mastery.


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"The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to usward." (2 Peter 3:9a)
Have you ever heard the phrase "You have my word"? or "You have my word on it"? That means that the person speaking is making a promise based on his or her own track record. If a very honest person tells you he will take care of something for you, saying, "you have my word on it," then that means you can trust him. He is telling the truth. If a very careful person tells you she will be on time for a meeting, saying, "You have my word, I'll be there," then she wants you to know you can trust her to be at the meeting on time.
The kind of people whose word you can trust – they are the ones you can count on. They are faithful. They are dependable. Usually, they will not let you down.
Why do we add usually to that sentence? Well, even the most faithful human beings are still only human. They make mistakes. They forget. They get stopped by circumstances that are out of their control. And they sin. If you leave your backpack with an honest person, he still might not be able to stop a robber from stealing it. If you are counting on a reliable friend to be exactly on time for a Saturday morning meeting, she may not be able to come at all. What if her alarm doesn't go off and she accidentally oversleeps? Or what if her family decides at the last minute to go out of town for the weekend? Even the most faithful people might let you down sometimes. Humans can only be trustworthy to a certain point.
But the Lord is not like us. If He promises something in His Word, we definitely have His Word on it! And nothing can stop God from doing what He plans to do. No traffic jam or robber or change of human plans can mess up God's plans. God never forgets. He never sins. He never changes His mind about whether He cares about His people enough to keep His Word to them.
Is there a promise that you think God has made you but not kept? He may not keep that promise exactly the way you want Him to, and He may not carry that promise out exactly when you wanted Him to. But He is not slack (lazy) concerning His promises. He may be taking a long time, but He will always finish what He says He will do. Often, He waits because He wants to show us mercy. (Some of God's promises are about punishing stubborn sinners, and He is giving them a longer time to repent and turn to Him.)
When the Lord gives His Word, we can always count on Him. He will never let us down.
The Lord is always faithful to keep His Word.
My Response: » Am I the kind of person who people think of as "faithful" and "trustworthy"? » Do I think rightly about the Lord's faithfulness and trust Him to keep His Word? » How can I show others that I am trusting and obeying a faithful God?
"I esteem it the duty of every Christian to seek the advancement of the cause of Christ more truly than they are wont to their own favorite objects."
Marcus Whitman, who became a famous pioneering medical missionary, was born in New York on September 4, 1802. He was just 7 years old when his father died. Whitman wanted to become a doctor and a missionary. Unable to decide between the two, he chose both! He felt called of God to go to the West – states such as Montana and Idaho were just being developed – and he wanted to take the Gospel to those who had never heard.
One weekend, he met a woman named Narcissa Prentiss who wanted to travel to the West as a missionary but was unable to go because she was single. He agreed to marry her that weekend – and together, Marcus and Narcissa Whitman became one of the most famous missionary teams in history.
In 1836, the Whitmans, along with a group of other missionaries, joined a caravan of fur traders traveling to the West. They traveled farther west than any American group had traveled before, setting up several Christian missions and sharing the Gospel as they went.
Whitman built missions, led Christian meetings, and served as a doctor. Narcissa ran her household, helped her husband, and taught school. Along with being used by God to share the Gospel, the Whimans became famous for leading the first party of wagon trains along the Oregon Trail. Thousands of immigrants followed in their footsteps to make the West what it is today.
Sadly, the Whitmans and their motives were misunderstood. They ended up being killed by the same people they had desired to help and tried so hard to reach. But God used them to spread His Gospel and to encourage pioneer missionary workers in the future.
Courage can be contagious. Do you have the courage to serve God and to do what it takes to advance His cause? Do you think His Gospel is worth giving your life to share?
Deuteronomy 31:6 – Be strong and of good courage, do not fear nor be afraid of them; for the LORD your God, He is the One who goes with you. He will not leave you nor forsake you.
Isaiah 9:6 – "For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, the mighty God, the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace."
Yes. There is none good but one, that is God. Matthew 19:17 -- And he said unto him, Why callest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God: but if thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments.
During Bible times, "fasting" was the act of not eating certain foods, or not eating at all, for a certain period of time. During a fast, people would often use the extra time (the time they normally would have spent eating) to pray for a specific need, to worship, to meditate on Scripture. Today, many believers still practice fasting. In Jesus' day, He talked to His disciples about how he wanted them to fast, when they fasted. He did not want them to make a big show of it so that people would think they were spiritual. Instead, they were to fast in secretly and for a godly purpose. Matthew 6:16-17 – "Moreover when you fast, do not be like the hypocrites, with a sad countenance. For they disfigure their faces that they may appear to men to be fasting. Assuredly, I say to you, they have their reward. But you, when you fast, anoint your head and wash your face."
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1) Go to Unified Functional Testing software (UFT) . Click Try UFT Now
2) You will asked to fill –in your personal details
3) When you start downloading QTP or Unified Functional Testing 12.0 an agreement document window will pop up click on "I agree" to move to the next step
4) After clicking on agreement term and condition, next window will pop up showing "download" option click on the compressed package of HP UFT 12.00 as shown in image. Also change the download option to " Using Standard Download"
5) Once download is complete , extract the zip file and run setup.
6) In Next Screen , select UFT Setup
7) There are many pre-requisites needed for UFT installation. One of them is .NET. You will see following pop-up for software that are required to run QTP. Click OK
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8) Once installation is done, your PC will be automatically rebooted
9) Again click the setup file
10) After this setup will proceed with " Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 redistributable" as shown in screen shot. Press OK
11) You will see the following screen
12) Installation process will take few minutes. Once the installation will be completed, It will show following window.
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13) When you click next , a license agreement window will appear. Click on the Accept Check box and then click next.
14) In this screen , you can select the add-in you want to install. Once you select , Click Next
15) Click on "Install" to proceed with further installation
16) You will see following screen. Installation will take some time to complete
17) Once the installation of set up wizard for UFT is done, a window will pop showing successful installation of wizard. Uncheck the box highlighted and then click finish
18) Double click on the UFT icon created on your desktop
19) The installation is pre-installed with a 30 day use license. Click continue
20) A window will pop showing – Add in Manager- click on all the check box as shown in screen shot and click "OK"
21) On successful completion of installation a welcome window to UFT will appear.
Finally you will see the UFT IDE
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> i looked again at the online docs and didn't see anything about indexing
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htdig, the indexer, can take a username/password combination as an argument.
Check the docs for htdig.
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C.1876- 1877. The bodice grew longer and tighter during the 1870's, evolving into the long basqued bodice called the Cuirass bodice (after he moulded to the body armour of previous centuries). With the bustle now dropped to the back of the knees, the bodice now could fit low down and tightly over the hips. As these new bodices were tight fitting, corsets grew longer as well and were often laced tight to give the correct "poured into" look these bodices gave. With the bustle non existant or down at the back of the knees, basques of the cuirass could end at hip bone level or could extend all the way down to the top of the thigh and over the bum. They could either be pointed at the front and back or rounded all around such as this one. Mine is more conservative as the basque ends at about hip bone level and probably would have been worn with a smaller "bustle" set just above the knees/ mid thigh. This style of bodice is an evening bodice and would have been worn an at home soiree and/ or dinner. It's made out of heavy pink silk satin and is
with white glazed cotton with. The sleeves are made out of paper thin silk. Tand the shoulder seam is ever so slightly dropped and are piped (a left over from previous decades). The inside of the bodice is boned with 6 bones at the front and side and has a stayband sewn on the inside to keep the bodice from riding up. Now is the time you start to see more boning and staybands on bodices than before, they were needed when bodices grew very tight and tailored. The bodice fastens at the
covered in the same pink paper silk as the sleeves with crochet decorating them. It would have been worn by a young teen girl, probably as her first grown up event dress due to the color and the simple styling and not too low neckline. The sqaure neckline shows remnants of what decorated it. Little organza and ulle ruffles would have decorated the edge of the neckline and around each sleeve cuff, lending a Louis XV and Louis XVI air to the piece (The 18th century look for outfits, greatly popular during the early 1870's, started to decline as dresses became narrower and tighter). The bodice measures 21" long, 30" bust, 24" waist and 14" shoulders. This
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