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Jalapeno Bacon Deviled Eggs
READY IN: 30mins
Recipe by Weewah
I had an epiphany today and came up with these. Make them when you have leftover bacon (if there is such a thing). I had to make bacon, but it was worth it! Note: When I buy pickled jalapeno slices, I mince the entire jar in a 'Bullet' food processor (with the brine) because it's so much easier to evenly distribute on nachos and to use in recipes too.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 eggs, hard boiled and peeled
- 2.46 ml mustard powder
- 1.23 ml sugar
- 7.39 ml white vinegar
- 0.25 ml garlic powder
- 78.07 ml mayonnaise (not Miracle Whip, it has sugar)
- salt or celery salt
- 44.37-59.16 ml minced onions
- 29.58-73.94 ml minced pickled jalapeno peppers
- 4 slice crispy bacon, chopped fine
- 946.0 ml ziploc bag (for piping the yolk mixture into the egg)
- paprika (to garnish, chives or cilantro leaves would be good, too)
Directions See How It's Made
- Cook your eggs and bacon at the same time if you don't have leftovers.
- Slice the eggs lengthwise in half and pop the yolks into a small mixing bowl.
- Mash the yolks thoroughly with the next four ingredients.
- Add the mayo in 3rds till it's the consistency you like, mashing any lumps of yolk. I use all the mayo but some people don't want to consume that much. More mayo makes a lighter filling.
- Salt to taste, then add the onion, jalapeno and bacon and mix well.
- Place in the quart ziploc bag (fold the top edge well down so you don't get yolk all over it and spoon the mixture into one of the corners. Unfold the bag top, smooth out any air, twirl the bag to seal the egg into it and clip the corner off the bag.
- Pipe the yolk into the egg halves. It makes quite a bit so you can mound the yolk over on the solid white part of the egg, as you fill it.
- Garnish.


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Thursday, July 30, 2009
My Day and Deeper Still!
Then I did have just a bit of down time when I really should have been cleaning house.....but I didn't -- I caught up on my blog reading a little bit and looked at some super cute idea's for the birthday's we've got coming up in our house. Then I took a bath.
By then, it was time for an early lunch. After our early lunch, I got everyone ready to go to the city pool, drove over and picked up a friend and then drove back to the pool, and it was closed. And just in case anyone who runs our towns rec. dept. is reading this, I will now lodge my complaint...
Dear Rec. Dept,
Sprinkling is not raining! Nor is it a reason to close the pool!!!! I bought a season pass to your establishment and since you were closed today, I had to drive my gaggle of children over to the next town and pay$12.50 for us to go swimming there, only to stay for 1.5 hours before my baby needed to come home to have a bottle.....I mean really! Next time, just admit that you simply choose to stay closed today.....sprinkling? What in the world?!!?
Ahem....thanks for the aside there.
So, after the pool debacle, I came home and finished making supper. Chicken taco's -- YUM!!
And now, I am sitting here making my list of things I have to accomplish before heading out of town tomorrow.
Where am I going?
Well, I am just tickled pink to tell you that I am heading out tomorrow to go to The Deeper Still Conference. I'm squealing in my head even as I write this! I am driving there tomorrow alone (which doesn't make me squeal b/c I don't like driving in cities that I don't know well)-- and then I will check myself into my hotel room where I will have a big KING size bed all to myself tomorrow night! I mean -- not only do I get to see Beth Moore, Priscilla Shirer and Kay Arther, (that alone is awesome), I also get to meet up with some of my favorite girlfriends when I get there and we get to have an evening and a whole day of worship and fellowship together, AND I get to sleep for a whole night without anyone waking me up.....
I am beyond excited - if you can't tell!!!
BUT - I have a huge list of things to accomplish before I head out tomorrow (I really want to leave earlier than necessary so I can go shopping and look for a new pair of shoes -- mine are falling apart). The list is:
*Go to the grocery store for my family.
*Make a list of things I need from the grocery store so I won't forget anything as my family won't have a car large enough to go anywhere.
* Laundry
* Finish my last day of bible study....so sad!!!
*Email my bible study girls
*Get packed **Don't forget the ticket!!!**
*Put new batteries in the camera --- I mean - I will definitely be taking pictures this weekend.
* Figure out directions to the hotel and then to the Coliseum.....since I don't have a GPS system.
*Clean house some (remember how I caught up on my blogs instead of doing that earlier)
*Finish filling out and mail M's birthday invites (a princess party- AGAIN!)
* Love on my family some....this is the first time I've left B.....I fear he isn't going to like it much!
Needless to say, I won't be posting anything tomorrow -- but hey! I just thought of something -- I have a laptop now and I can take it with me.....Hmmmm - I'm wondering if the hotel has free Wifi?!!? That is a thought!
Well - if they do and if I'm not too busy visiting with my friends, then maybe I will drop in and let you know what we are all up to.....And I know you will all be holding your breath waiting to hear from me......just humor me and pretend you will be, ok. =)
Ya'll have a great weekend!
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
A Fabulous Weekend
On Friday morning, we decided to go to a city park in Burlington, NC. It was great fun and they had rides for the kids, a playground and even a train to ride on...
We played for a while and then went to eat lunch and they we went shopping!!! Which I loved (of course). We didn't stay long but I managed to get a few things while I was there and was even treated by Nana L. (THANK YOU!!!!) I can't wait to wear my new wares =). After a few shops, the men and Mama Bea (hubs grandmother who will be 93 this coming Friday) had had enough of the shopping so we headed home.
It was a great evening at Granddaddy and Nana's house. Here are a few shots of how we spent our evening....
We helped water the plants....and Granddaddy and Daddy, too.
It was a great day. After the service, I got to meet a lot of people who knew my husband growing up which was really cool. There was a covered dish after the service and let's just be honest.....Covered dishes have the B.E.S.T. food!!!! SO many casseroles made from homegrown veggies! YUM!!!
And did I mention the best part of all? I got to have a Caramel Macchiato from here twice!!!!
It was a near perfect weekend.
Ya'll have a great day!!!
In HIM,
Monday, July 27, 2009
For My Bible Study Girls....
Prayers for Stellan
Help this Tech Dummy
What is BlogFrog and should I do it?
Somebody help this techie novice......
Friday, July 24, 2009
Show Me Your Ways!
Have a great weekend. We are out of town visiting with family and then hubs preaches his home churches Homecoming on Sunday.
It will be neat to meet people who knew him when he was a child. Can't wait to hear the stories! =)
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Blue Like Play Dough
In her fiction novels, Tricia writes contemporary and historical stories that feature strong women overcoming great challenges. She recreates historic wartime eras with precise detail through perseverant and comprehensive research.
Each of her World War II and Spanish Civil War novels tell the inspiring stories of engaging characters—and a God whose hand is evident in the landscape of history and the obstacles of ordinary lives.
Tricia speaks to groups interested in these eras, with the intention of preserving and honoring the memory of the men and women who served. She also speaks and conducts workshops for teens around the nation, and offers programs to assist teens and teen moms through Hope Pregnancy Ministries in Northwestern Montana, which she founded. Tricia is a frequent workshop presenter at the MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) International Convention.
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In my new spiritual memoir, Blue Like Play Dough I invite women to discover the extraordinary in the ordinary! To learn to see God's hand lovingly at work in every aspect of your life---from laundry-folding to the umpteenth reading of Goodnight Moon.
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I'd be honored to have you as my guest – and to prove it I'll be giving away 2 ginormous Mommy Play Dough Packs to two party attendees at random! The winners will be announced at the end of the party. Grab your friends and let's party! oh, and don't forget your camera! Snap pictures during the party and upload them during the festivities. I'll be giving a prize away for the best photo! So come join me on July 27th from 5-7 pm (PST)! Friend me on facebook and join the fun!
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
A Little Linky Love
Anyway - a girl can dream and here are some of my dreams!
1. I love Potato Saks clothing. I was so excited the other day to find that they've finally put their Fall '09 Line on their website.(I've been checking for weeks now). I love just about all of these outfits and would be glad to have any of them for my girls or B. BUT I am IN LOVE with the adorable Christmas Girl outfit and the Holiday Truck Longall which comes with a Christmas Tree and a pumpkin to carry your little boy through all holidays from October to December. Plus -- after that he can wear it with just the truck. There was one advantage to my OCD need to check the website everyday for the Fall line....it was a sale!!!! I did get the cutest longall for B with a helicopter on it. I was going to link to it for you but it is sold out and I couldn't find the picture anymore. I can't wait for him to wear it. It is even cuter in person!!! And I figure he can wear it while it is still warm out without a shirt under it or with short sleeves and then with a turtleneck until he outgrows it! YEAY!!!! And if Dave would let me, I'd get these adorable swimtrunks and this preppy polka dotted whale dress and many, many others, too!
2. I also *heart* smocked things for the kids to wear to church. Have you seen the new Fall line for Castle's and Crowns? There are so many super cute things in the fall catalogue!!! I would love to have these matching outfits for the girls and for B for winter. And L turns 5 this year so it is her turn to have the "big" birthday party, and (much to my chagrin) she says she wants a "pink pirate party", but how cute would it be for her to have this outfit on page 17 to wear that day? But what I am really longing for are the owl outfits for the girls (I mean - look -- they have 3 different ones, a different one for each girl) and the lion longall for B on pages 4/5 of the catalogue.... LOVE THEM!!!
3. I also have a great idea (again read dream) for our Christmas photo where my girls would be wearing these great skirts!
4. I want to get my kiddo's these shirts-- they are super cute and they have colors for boys and girls. I can tell you that Lauren, who owns this store, is great! I bought these precious shoes for B's baptism. I love them and she worked hard to get them out to me since I waited til the last minute to buy them. I know that if I lived anywhere near her store, I'd be in there all the time dreaming of things I want to have.
5. And one more thing I'm longing for right now that will be a reality is this. I am a little OCD when it comes to my schedule and it's about this time of the summer when I start longing for our schedules again and start looking for my new planner. This one is the best one I have found for Moms.....and trust me I've used all kinds. I just found this one last year and I will be getting another one this year. I really like the cherry blossom one and the green flowers one! There are no bookstores in my little town. I will be stopping at bookstores as I travel around in the next month to get my new one.
Have a fabulous Wednesday girls! I am hoping to have lunch with some girls from church! I can't wait.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Discussion Anyone?
I know what I am doing- I have it all planned out- plans to take care of you, not abandon you, plans to give you the future you hope for. When yo ucall on me, when you come and pray to me, I'll listen. When you come looking for me, you'll find me, "Yes, when you get serious about finding me and want it more than anything else, I'll make sure your not disappointed."
Being serious about finding God. Being serious about being authentic in who I am and who he is creating me to be. These are the things I long for.....
What about you?
Monday, July 20, 2009
Psalm 130 (HCSB)
Awaiting Redemption
A song of ascents.
1 Out of the depths I call to You, LORD!
2 Lord, listen to my voice; let Your ears be attentive to my cry for help.
3 LORD, if You considered sins, Lord, who could stand?
4 But with You there is forgiveness, so that You may be revered.
5 I wait for the LORD; I wait, and put my hope in His word.
6 I [wait] for the Lord more than watchmen for the morning—
more than watchmen for the morning.
7 Israel, put your hope in the LORD.
For there is faithful love with the LORD,
and with Him is redemption in abundance.
8 And He will redeem Israel from all its sins.
What a wonderful Psalm!
Did you catch verse 3? LORD, if you considered sins, Lord, who could stand?
WOW! I am so grateful this morning to know that God doesn't consider my sin. Because if God remembered my sin, I'd be in a world of trouble.
I need to be reminded that I sin, yes I do. Lest I start thinking I'm better than someone else and start acting all high and mighty.But oh, girls! Even more than I that I need to be reminded that Jesus saved me and that my sins are forgotten! In 1 John 1:9 we learn "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness."
I hope that this reminder is a blessing to you today, too! And just to drive the point home a little more, check out this video. Listen to the words and be blessed, today.
Psalm 103:12 (New Living Translation)
He has removed our sins as far from us as the east is from the west.
From one scarred hand to the other.....
What joy and happiness should fill out hearts this day. We are forgiven!
Have a wonderful Monday, girls!
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Religion Saves
About the book:
Religion Saves:
And Nine Other Misconceptions
After 343,203 online votes on the Mars Hill Church website, nine questions for Pastor Mark Driscoll emerged as the ones most urgently calling for answers.
Inspired by 1 Corinthians, in which Paul answers a series of questions posed by the people in the Corinthian church, Pastor Mark Driscoll set out to determine the most controversial questions among visitors to the Mars Hill Church website. In the end, 893 questions were asked and 343,203 votes were cast. The top nine questions are now each answered in a chapter of Religion Saves.
After an introductory chapter devoted to the misconception that religion is what saves us, Driscoll tackles nine issues: birth control, humor, predestination, grace, sexual sin, faith and works, dating, the emerging church, and the regulative principle. Because the purpose of this book is to address commonly asked questions, all readers will find relevant, engaging material, written in Driscoll's distinctively edgy, yet theologically sound style.
In his distinctively edgy, yet theologically sound style, Pastor Mark Driscoll addresses the nine most controversial questions posed by visitors to the Mars Hill Church website. This book is part of the Re:Lit series.
Link to buy the book: http://www.amazon.com/Religion-Saves-Nine-Other-Misconceptions/dp/1433506165/ref=sprightly-20
About the author:
Meet Pastor Mark!
Mark Driscoll is the founding pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, one of the fastest-growing churches in America. He is president of the Acts 29 Church Planting Network and is the author of several books, including Vintage Jesus.
Pastor Mark preaches on Sunday, trains pastors, and writes curriculum. Mark is married to his high school sweetheart, Grace, and they enjoy raising their three sons and two daughters. More about Mark here!
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Friday, July 17, 2009
Blessing at Martha's Park
After breakfast, I loaded the kids into the car and drove the two hours back to the little town we used to live in. We were blessed so much to see our friends and play at the park. Martha's Park is one of the best parks I've ever seen. It has lots of swings, and climbing things to play on. It has grassy areas to run in and sheltered picnic tables. And bathrooms.....and while they weren't the cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen, bathrooms are important for little girls. But the BEST part of Martha's Park is that they have a splash pad! We met our friends there and had a picnic lunch and played for a few hours. Here are some pictures from our day.
Little Miss L. was loving the watermelon...
Mr. C was eating a cupcake and this was what his cute face looked like....
And since we were laughing at him, he hammed it up and added some more chocolate to his face.
Little Miss S.....she is getting SO big!!!
Ms. G came to visit with us on her lunch break. SO sweet!
Mrs. L and my B.
Miss L and B. She was so sweet to him!
These two cracked me up. Bending over to try and see each other....
And this one is, "No, you cannot have my fruit roll up!"
Miss L. tries out the sprinklers
Silly Girls!
The ones who were still around at the end of the day
M. took a picture of the adults. She did a great job!
And the one we took of ourselves....
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Girls Night Out and the Goldwing
Look at these beautiful girls!
I'm including this one with me in it against my better judgement....I look like a painted ghost! But these other two girls are beauties!
We then went to a movie. We saw "Public Enemy".....At least I think that was then name of it. It was the new Johnny Depp movie...I really did like it even if I don't have the name of the movie right. And in this little town, movies are still only $5 -- that was awesome!
I was so proud of my friend, K. She has a 2 month old and left her with a sitter. She only checked her phone twice to check the time during the movie. It's hard to be a new Mom and leave your baby for the first time.....good for you, K!!! Thanks girls, for such a wonderful Girl's Night Out! And I think we should definitely get together more than annually!!!
We had a lazy morning Saturday. Really! We ended up eating brunch because I didn't get around to making breakfast until 10:30 ish.....It was a fabulous to have a low key day because that happens so rarely for us. My Mom called us and said that they'd rode their motorcycle over and if it was ok, they wanted to stop by and say hi. My step - dad bought a Goldwing a few weeks ago. Here are a few pictures of their visit.
I think he likes them!
Granddaddy and Grammy and their new way to travel.
That is what we did this weekend. Hope yours was great, too!
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Bearing Fruit
5 "Yes, I am the vine; you are the branches. Those who remain in me, and I in them, will produce much fruit. For apart from me you can do nothing. 6 Anyone who does not remain in me is thrown away like a useless branch and withers. Such branches are gathered into a pile to be burned. 7 But if you remain in me and my words remain in you, you may ask for anything you want, and it will be granted! 8 When you produce much fruit, you are my true disciples. This brings great glory to my Father.
Monday, July 13, 2009
Happy 60th, Dad!
A couple of weeks ago now, we drove to GA to give my dad a surprise 60th Birthday Party.
He was shocked. He honestly had no idea and that is awesome because he is hard to trick.
Here are some pictures of the fun.
The cake: It had my Dad's favorite car on it.
We had a theme of "Through the Years" and had pictures of dad throughout his life all around.
Pa Pa and the Grands.
Pa Pa showing one grandson to dip his finger in the icing on the cake.
More pretty decorations
Pa Pa and his girlfriend. We like to call her Na Na.
It was a great evening and we were so happy he was surprised. We had a band and they played great music all night. The food was delicious and the company wonderful.
Ya'll have a great Monday. We are headed out to visit some friends.

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[1]Golfing legend Tiger Woods' third-place finish in Monday's Deutsche Bank Championship brought his career-total winnings to more than $100 million. He's the first PGA member to accomplish that feat.
The Deutsche Bank Championship is one of four tournaments played in the FedEx Cup playoff.
Woods, who has finished first in 74 tournaments, earned $544,000 on Monday, bringing his PGA prize money winnings to $100,350,700, The Associated Press reports[2]. The amount excludes bonuses — like the $10 million FedEx Cup bonus he could take from the tournament — and lucrative endorsement deals with companies such as Nike (NYSE:NKE[3]) and Rolex.
"The purse increase helps," Woods told the AP. "I won fewer tournaments than Sam Snead has, but obviously he was in a different era. It's just that we happened to time it up right and happened to play well when the purses really had a nice spike up."
Woods is part of the reason why golf purses experienced such sweet spikes, since the PGA Tour brought in more fans and money after Tiger entered the scene in 1996.
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Winrock International honors Arkansas scientist with President's Service Award
Award is a prestigious national honor for volunteer serviceMay 6, 2014
Contact Information:
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Fred Miller, 479-575-5647
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Jim Correll was in Liberia last year to help farmers solve disease problems in their rice and tomato crops. He was part of a team of scientists sent by Winrock International to work on agricultural production problems in that country.
Liberia has a humid, wet climate that promotes fungal diseases. Correll, a professor of plant pathology for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, is a leading authority on diseases of rice and vegetables. "We were coming up with ways to manage disease problems on those two crops," he said.
After he returned from Liberia, Correll was presented the President's Volunteer Service Award, a national honor issued by the President's Council on Service and Civic Participation. The group was created by President George W. Bush to recognize the valuable contributions volunteers make to the country.
Correll also received the award in 2005 and 2008.
The council comprises leaders in government, media, entertainment, business, education, nonprofits and volunteer service organizations, and community volunteering. As one of thousands of certifying organizations participating in the program, Winrock International confers the award to recognize the outstanding achievements of its volunteers.
"America's volunteers work to make our communities stronger and safer," said Demetria Arvanitis, director of volunteer technical assistance. "Winrock International is proud to be aligned with this prestigious volunteer award, and we are especially proud of our volunteers, like Dr. Correll, who have made volunteer service a central part of their lives."
Correll said he began volunteering for international service more than 15 years ago. Most of his work has been with Winrock International and funded largely through USAID's Farmer-to-Farmer Program. He has been to countries in Central America, South America, Africa, Asia and Europe. This has included projects in Guatemala, Bolivia, Philippines, Egypt, the Netherlands, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, China, Israel, Lebanon, Burkina Faso, South Africa and many others.
Correll said he benefits from international volunteer service as much as those he goes to help.
"The international experiences actually have been very valuable," Correll said. "I've been able to attract international students to Dale Bumpers College. I've made contacts that have been helpful in getting international research grants. And dealing with diseases in other countries has given me insights for understanding disease problems we deal with in Arkansas."
Correll also said the experiences and contacts he's made have led to research opportunities that have proven useful in the U.S. "We adapted a technique for grafting heirloom tomatoes onto resistant rootstock," he said.
"People enjoy the superior flavor of heirloom tomatoes," Correll said. "But those tomatoes tend to be susceptible to plant diseases common in Arkansas. Grafting them onto modern, resistant rootstock gives you the superior flavor of the heirloom tomato on a plant that survives diseases."
"This technology was largely advanced in developing nations," he said. "Research experience abroad made it possible to bring that technology home where we can reap the benefits."
Correll has found personal benefits as well. "I enjoy interacting with people in other cultures. There's an educational aspect to it," he said.
"Getting to know people in other countries helps me understand the challenges they're facing," Correll said. "And understanding the challenges faced by people in other parts of the world helps me understand the challenges we face here in the U.S."
Winrock International has a long history of international volunteer service, and more than 200 volunteers have been known to perform volunteer service each year on behalf of the organization.
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Fri Apr 13, 2012, 05:31 PM
KamaAina (78,249 posts)
Nazis get their own lobbyist on Capitol Hill
No, not The Onion. And no, Santorum did not leave the race in order to take the job.
The American Nazi Party has apparently registered its own lobbyist on Capitol Hill, 2008 National Socialist Movement presidential candidate John Taylor Bowles.
U.S. News found the PDF document which shows that Bowles registered with the Clerk of the House as a lobbyist on Tuesdayon LegisStorm.
According to the form filled out by Bowles, he registered as a lobbyist in order to pursue issues relating to, "Political Rights and ballot access laws." His form also reportedly cites accounting, agriculture, clean air and water, civil rights, health issues, the Constitution, immigration, manufacturing, and retirement as "general lobbying issue areas," according to U.S. News.
"I don't see why not," Bowles told the paper when asked if he actually thought a member of Congress would be willing to meet with him. "Of course I won't approach anybody in Congress unless it's a very interesting issue or law. I'm going to be very careful about the issues I choose for this."
I guess it depends which members of Congress he approaches. And yes, that is the same National Socialist* Movement that is the "civil rights oragnization" currwently "patrolling" the streets of Sanford, Fla.
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Response to KamaAina (Original post)
Fri Apr 13, 2012, 09:43 PM
saras (6,670 posts)
1. He can stop bad laws by threatening to support them vocally...
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Fri Apr 13, 2012, 09:46 PM
Starry Messenger (32,136 posts)
2. I've heard that 80 House Republicans are members of the Nazi Party.
Hey, it's rumor week still, right?
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Sat Apr 14, 2012, 03:45 PM
KamaAina (78,249 posts)
4. Only 80?
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Fri Apr 13, 2012, 09:46 PM
Octafish (55,745 posts)
3. Good thing he's not a communist.
He wouldn't be welcome. OTOH, NAZIs are always welcome.
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Sat Apr 14, 2012, 04:59 PM
MrScorpio (67,409 posts)
5. I hate lobbyist nazis nt
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Lee Dong-hae volunteered to become the cameraman out of curiosity. Later, it wasn't just for fun but he actually is helping out the staff. He smiles brightly with the camera on hand.
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That is a difficult question to answer, because it largely depends on how it impacted you and what evidence of that you could produce. For example, if it impacted your prospects of moving up within your department or finding a job with another department, that would increase your damages. Also, the mental anguish associated with the incident has some value, too. Without meeting you or having a mental health expert's opinion, it is difficult for me to say exactly what that's worth.
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the Kyrene Corridor area of South Tempe and West
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Mailing out cards this
holiday season?
Dec. 16, 2006
Once upon a time, not too long ago nor
too far away, in the first days after
Thanksgiving, people of good cheer would
sit down with a stack of greeting cards,
a pad of paper, some family portraits,
perhaps, and a roll of stamps to
participate in that revered holiday
tradition known as Writing Christmas
You could count on the first holiday
card, often from a favored aunt,
arriving in your mailbox soon after Dec.
By the time Christmas Day arrived, you
might have received enough shiny,
colorful cards from far-flung family and
friends to string over a doorway as a
holiday decoration.
These days, it seems, the Christmas card
tradition is fading. Or at least
Many of us are paring our holiday card
lists to the minimum, checking off the
names of families who haven't sent us a
card in recent years, sending e-mails
instead of cards, or making calls from
our cell phones instead of risking
writer's cramp.
How many cards are in your
mailbox this season?
John Burger,
a Tempe attorney, is one of those who
keep the Christmas card tradition alive.
"I send about 50 or 60 out each year,
but my wife, Susan, claims it's an
anachronism -- she doesn't do it,"
Burger revealed. He said he receives
about the same number that he sends.
"I think it's easier than ever (to send
Christmas cards) with word processors
and automated label machines," Burger
Irene Trujillo,
Burger's legal assistant, said her
Christmas card habits have changed.
Instead of bulk-mailing boxed cards,
Trujillo picks more personalized cards
for her family.
"We used to send Christmas cards to
everyone, just everyone," she said. "But
I really think that it just faded over
the years. It was a given that right
after Thanksgiving I would sit and write
for hours. But it's kind of fading. I'm
not receiving as many as I used to."
Time was, Christmas cards kept people in
touch – at least once a year.
"We're busier these days," Trujillo
said. "And we didn't used to have the
capability of e-mailing people
throughout the year. I used to send out
about 50 cards. This year, it will be
maybe a handful, 10 to 15, 20 at the
But she's sending more personal cards
these days, Trujillo noted. I buy a
special card and then write special
notes in them."
Trujillo isn't the only one choosing
more personal cards, according to
Janet Rosenkrantz, card buyer for
Changing Hands Bookstore. Sales of
individual cards, as opposed to boxed
cards, are booming, she said.
"I'm amazed at how many individual cards
we are selling. They are a little bit
more expensive, but some are museum
some are pretty expensive, too. Like
birthday cards, individual cards can
cost "from about $1.95 each to as much
as $6 for a handmade card with sequins
and beads and little charms and things,"
Rosenkrantz said.
At the gift shop at the Abbey Gardens
tea parlor and gift shop, owner
Hallie Adams has seen customers
purchasing many boxes of holiday cards
this season – more so than individual
Christmas cards.
"Our card sales have been pretty brisk,
and people seem to be choosing cards
that are on the lighter side this year –
lots of Santa Claus cards, for
instance," Adams said. "Myself, I like
to send Christmas cards that have more
of a religious theme. I send out about
25 to 30 cards."
Christmas cards, of course, are meant to
be received by Christmas, which is
barely a week away for those running
late. That doesn't always happen,
Jenae Naumann
is an attorney for the city of Tempe,
someone balancing a career and family
like many Kyrene Corridor residents. She
loves sending and receiving Christmas
cards, and treasures those with
personalized notes inside.
Naumann started laughing when asked if
her Christmas card habits have changed
over the years.
"I have always sent Christmas cards
because I felt that was a thing you do,"
she said.
You trek the family to the portrait
studio for the holiday photo. You spend
the weekend after Thanksgiving composing
a holiday newsletter. And get everything
mailed by Dec. 15 to be assured the
cards and notes and family portraits
will arrive at their destinations by
Christmas Day.
It doesn't always work out that way,
Naumann said.
Dec. 15 may be her target mailing date,
"but more often than not; it's after
that," she admitted. "Eventually,
I send out the Christmas letter and
photos. My record is April!"
Does anyone still send Christmas cards?
Most definitely.
The Hallmark people estimate that
Christmas card sending has been
relatively stable over the last five
years with 1.9 to 2 billion Christmas
cards being sent every year, according
to spokeswoman Liz Hawks.
Surprisingly, e-cards have not impacted
paper card sending at Christmas.
According to Hawks, e-cards are a more
casual communication method, which isn't
how people communicate during the
holidays. At Christmas people look
forward to receiving the cards in the
mail, and many consider Christmas cards
keepsakes to view years later, something
that isn't possible with an e-card.
According to Hallmark:
Christmas is the largest card-sending
holiday in the United States, with
approximately 2 billion cards sent to
friends and loved ones every year.
Nearly three-fourths of consumers who
send holiday cards do so because they
know how good it feels to receive a
holiday greeting.
Among the various reasons for sending
Christmas cards, 69 percent do so
because it helps them stay connected
with their family and friends.
Not everyone is enamored of the holiday
card tradition, however. Environmental
groups annually trash the tradition of
sending billions of paper cards.
The Center for a New American Dream, for example, claims a 2005
poll found that 78 percent of Americans
wish the holidays were less
materialistic; a like number (79
percent) do not believe it is necessary
to spend a lot of money in order to have
a fulfilling and enjoyable holiday.
The center (www.newdream.org)
works to conserve natural resources,
counter the commercialization of our
culture, and promote positive changes in
the way goods are produced and consumed.
Another environmental group,
Conscious Choice, calculates that if everyone sent one less
card each year, we'd save 50,000 cubic
yards of paper. Conscious Choice
recommends sending e-cards instead.
Kerry Fetherston,
a Kyrene Corridor resident and
professional event planner, is bucking
the trend of writing fewer Christmas
cards. Fetherston says her growing
family means more cards each year.
"Absolutely. I probably send between 75
and 80 cards," Fetherston reported. Ten
years ago, she sent about 30-40 holiday
cards. This year's card is a collage of
family photos.
"My family is growing. I am from a
family of six girls," Fetherston said.
Each year, there are new family members
to add to the Christmas card list. "My
husband and I both have big families and
we've both moved around over the years
so we have lots of friends."
Fetherston said this year has been slow
at her family's mailbox. "So far this
year, I haven't gotten many. I don't
know if everybody is running late," she
Which, she theorized, could lead to a
new, more modern holiday card tradition
– the New Year's card. That would be
especially convenient for people who
want to send out a family portrait but
can't get the family together before the
holidays, she noted.
Finally, consider Linda Berg, a
busy Realtor and Christmas card
"Absolutely. I send a Christmas card and
I send a Christmas letter, an update of
what's happening. I send out about 100
cards and I personally make all of the
cards. I start in July and I normally
have them done by September," Berg said.
Typically, she makes her holiday cards
out of colored paper, embellished,
embossed and decorated with glitter, she
said. "I have hand-drawn them, too."
This year, however, Berg celebrated the
addition of a new grandchild by sending
out a holiday photo of her and her
husband with their two "grandbabies."
Berg may be a torchbearer for a
declining tradition.
"I receive less and less each year," she
acknowledged. "But I still send them
whether I receive them or not."
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The shoulder joint is known as a ball and socket joint. Due to the shallow socket in the shoulder, a large range of motion is possible. This allows for overhead sports, like baseball and volleyball, but this wide range of motion also increases the risk of instability and injury to the joint.
Some problems occur in fully developed adult athletes but do not typically occur in younger athletes such as shoulder labrum tear or glenoid labrum tear, rotator cuff tears and impingement, frozen shoulder, or shoulder arthritis. Because growth and development is unique to each individual, we consider these diagnoses in our evaluations, but more often find these problems:
The elbow is a hinge joint. It also allows rotation which makes the hand very functional. Elbow injuries in young athletes are on the rise. This is partly due to moving to year-round training and competition. Overuse injuries occur in baseball and other throwing sports, as well as gymnastics. Early recognition of signs and symptoms can prevent problems and even career-changing injuries. In youth sports, preventing elbow injuries, particularly those requiring surgery, is a priority.
The hip is a ball and socket joint. The soft tissues in the hip are very important because the bones do not stay together well without them. This also means there are lots of tissues that can become injured with different motions. Dancers, gymnasts, soccer and ice hockey players move their hips in extreme motions over and over again. The resulting problems can become progressively worse over time. Early recognition of signs and symptoms of hip problems can often result in very successful outcomes without surgery.
Knee injuries and prevention of knee injuries in youth sports are hot topics. Young athletes have unique risk factors for knee injuries and these also require unique treatment considerations. All growing bones have sensitive spots, called growth centers. These are filled with cartilage, until the bone takes its final shape. Some growth centers are at risk of injury from running and jumping. Others, the ones that help our legs grow symmetrically and straight, are at risk of being damaged from fractures or during surgeries for major ligament injuries. In these cases, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon has the expertise to make a plan for treatment and monitoring for the best outcomes.
Young athletes are more likely to break a bone than to have an ankle sprain. Unlike fractures, subtle injuries to the bone or the soft tissue covering the bones may be difficult to diagnose. Symptoms that don't get better with rest may need a thorough evaluation by a pediatric specialist. Recognizing and responding to symptoms of ankle instability or pain with repetitive activity can help keep young athletes on the field. The risk of ankle injury can be reduced with good training, proper shoes and field maintenance.
A concussion is a brain injury that disrupts normal brain function. It is usually caused by a sudden blow to the head or body that causes the brain to shake, damaging cells and creating chemical changes in the brain. An athlete does not have to be knocked out or have memory loss to have suffered a concussion. In fact, most athletes who suffer a sports-related concussion do not lose consciousness. Read more.
Female Athlete Triad is a medical condition that can affect girls and young women. It involves the following three components: energy availability, menstrual function and bone health. Clinical signs and symptoms may not all occur at the same time, so further evaluation is needed with the presence of any of these problems. Jane Chung, M.D. advises that education and early intervention are keys for young ladies with female athlete triad. Read more.
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I will be glad to help you if I can. Good morning.
Sorry, just noticed your message above. The boiler has been in about 7 years.
Yes, I am an Electronic engineer. Unfortunately, I cannot get to the boiler until 1730 GMT (now is 1305), but if you tell me what tests to do, I can do them later.
It seems more appropriate to describe the fault in an either or scenario. That is to say that either the 'w' wire that brings on the gas valve is shorting to ground or the controller is defective. Test continuity to ground on the conductor that carries the signal for heat from the thermostat and also incrementally test the same circuit to ground as it loops in series through each of the safety controls on the boiler.
Test the gas valve coil to ground as well. If you find continuity to ground on any large increment of control wiring tested, test smaller increments until the short is determined and remedy the situation.
If this makes sense to you, I can give you another method that might be easier for you that involves a box of 3 amp car fuses of a manually resettable 3 amp circuit breaker.
OK, I will try that. I hadn't appreciated that the heat signal from the thermostat loops through the thermistors on the pipes. (I will replace the thermistors tonight anyway).
Do you know of a site for a wiring diagram for the boiler at all?
not the thermistors, only through the safety switches like high limit and rollout. Thermistors read measurable resistance for the controller to convert to a numeric (temperature) value. Switches are either open or closed.
Let's not get into the cycle of replacing parts until we have verified the short. I am not a hit or miss advisor. I intend to guide you to the precise problem.
get back with me later
Thank you. Will do. Any possibility of finding a schematic?
Thank you. I will get back later. Up to what time are you around?
Checked the following:-
Gas valve body earthed.
Heat exchanger body earthed.
Ignition electrode plate earthed.
Connector removed from gas-valve
Gas-valve connections O/C to earth
(Gas valve resistance pin to pin 32 ohm)
Connector to gas-valve (when removed from gas-valve)
Blue 20K ohm to earth
Red 170K ohm to earth
"Demand" from heat thermostat is showing 230V (NB UK)
Hope this helps.
does o/c mean open no continuity? I would expect open to earth on the connectors as well. Some systems use the common side of the transformer to be grounded. but the power side should not have measurable resistance to ground. Here is the problem but we need to narrow it down. Isolate the path until it is narrowed down to a switch or a rub that has gotten through the insulation. I will look for a link to the schematic and get back with you. here is the link for the manual but there's no schematic http://www.vaillant.co.uk/stepone2/data/downloads/d7/42/00/ecoTEC_installation_and_servicing.pdf
I can't tell without a schematic which wire goes to the control load, but I noticed that it has a bus port for external data link for diagnostic tools. If you can't isolate the short you may have to call for service.
I would apply power directly to the gas valve so that we can eliminate that. Its all about eliminating variables at this point. You should be able to eliminate the damaged harness as well.
What voltage does the gas-valve use? It is unlikely to be 230V AC since the cableform is not that well insulated.
o/c is no continuity (open circuit)
Can you confirm that the gas-valve is 24V AC? I haven't measured the reistance in both directions (it didn't occur to me). If so, then I can do the test you described.
Just for info, after the fault first appeared, at some point pushing the reset button cleared the fault and the boiler worked for a while, but hasn't done so since. This is suggesting that something is "on the edge" of failure.
I've visually inspected the cableform to the gas-valve & it seems OK and it has been moved quite a bit, so any shorts to the case, pipes, or other conductors should have been cleared by now. I've also removed the printed circuit board and visually inspected it & can see some corrosion around the connector for the gas-valve. I've cleaned this & will refit later today (6pm GMT)
We can't see a schematic to know the voltage of the gas valve. V12 is right about the protocol for diagnosis being the same. One leg,( blue or red) should go to ground but the other leg needs to pass through the control and safety switches in series. Isolate the source of the short by removing wires incrementally (starting with the damaged harness that you found) and testing both wires and switches to ground until one reads continuity and bypass it temporarily and use the controller to see if the error code goes away. Be sure to remove the bypass and replace the safety switch upon completion.
Happy Thanksgiving to you sir and I will be back from time to time.
I will again opt out to allow V12 or others to contribute in my absence but rest assured that I have taken a personal interest in your situation.
I wonder if there are any Valiant techs in the UK who would be so kind as to weigh in on this issue. They would be of tremendous value to us at Justanswer because I know that they are a wonderful company who provide both manufacturing and service
Looking at the printed circuit board (PCB), I think that there is a circuit to measure the current to or from the gas-valve. I don't know if the wiring harness has a loop through condition on the PCB, but the loom itself is one to one at each end. This loom contains the thermistors, gas-valve, thermal fuse and air pump connections only. Other than the water pressure sensor, there are no further inputs. (Obviously there is the water pump and the spark generator also.)
Happy thanksgiving to you. (Iwasn't aware of the date of this holiday - we don't have it in th UK).
can you tell which leg of power to the gas valve goes straight to common and which leg has the loop through the other components (red or black)?
That is the leg that is causing the ground fault and thus the error code.
We need to isolate that path and each of the components in it's path until we find wher the continuity to ground is.
I think we can do this, it is on your schedule. I will come and go but the other guys can help you do this. We are almost finished and I have already had my hoiday and nap. If you are willing, we can proceed. You are doing great.
I've discovered the problem. A flexible water connecting tube (Vaillant part number XXXXXXXXXX had a small leak which has caused water to wick along the cableform to the circuit board (PCB). This (I think) had caused some of the connector pins on the PCB to show a lower than expected resistance between them. (The electronics seems to do measurements before it turns the gas-valve on). The amount of water was tiny, but over a period of 7 years, this had caused quite a noticable amount of deposits. Also, the boiler is installed in a garage which although not particularly damp is not heated, so the water did not have a chance to evaporate.
I cleaned off the deposits left by the water, refitted the PCB and it works.
Thank you all for your help and assistance.
Merry Christmas (when it gets here!)
Excellent deductive skills on your part. Technicians find this rare in engineers. I appreciate you and it was my pleasure in helping you'
Off the record I have an invention that I think might do well in the UK.
It is a retrofit for air conditioners so that they can be heat pumps.
Perfect for hybrid applications with boilers or any heating system that has an air conditioner that is not a heat pump from the factory.
I welcome your advice, as I esteem your opinion. It seems that Europeans in general have a more serious concern for global warming.
www.hybridupgrade.wordpress.com my contacts are available there.
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OMC: Do you miss track at all? Did you think about doing both for the Badgers?
FW: Oh yeah, definitely. I definitely thought about running both and coach Bielema was OK with it, but football pays the bills so you gotta do that first. And I'm trying to do an engineering major, so that takes a lot of time (laughs). Football on top of that is a full-time job, 32 hours a week. I don't have the time or the energy to try both. But, yeah, I talked to the track coaches and they were excited about it and they told me to let them know, but ultimately I couldn't do it.
OMC: You had gone down to New Orleans to help in the cleanup after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. You were only a kid – why did you go and what do you remember?
FW: Man. It was sad, honestly, seeing all those people without a home. We even saw a few stray animals tied up and just left behind. It was kind of a touching moment. Just giving back to people who don't have anything. We cleaned up some houses and we did some painting and we handed out some things, just trying to give back to the community. At the time I was in the Marquette Upward Bound program since freshman year, so we did things like that every year, maybe 25 hours every year, just giving back to the community.
OMC: What did the Upward Bound program mean for you?
FW: Honestly, growing up in Milwaukee, Upward Bound was for staying out of trouble (laughs). I learned how to stay sharp with the academics, taking a few courses. Some kids in Milwaukee aren't fortunate enough to see the rest of the world or whatever, so we would take college tours around the country.
We went to Florida, Tennessee, a whole bunch of big schools, smaller private schools. We just did a lot of things to keep us sharp, keep us focused, keep our dreams alive and not get caught up in all the mess in Milwaukee and just try and stay positive.
OMC: When you come home, are there any places you want to get out to?
FW: I just hang out with friends. I'm still pretty in touch with my middle school, Young Leaders Academy. They taught me a lot. I went there for eight years so I'm really close to a lot of the teachers. They call me their "son" and stuff like that. We're still pretty close, so I try to see them when I get back. But sometimes I just want to relax and just get away from everything, stay out of the limelight, stay focused.
But for the most part I try to hang out with friends, family. I see a few teachers that talk to me, keep me inspired, things like that. It's really chill. I don't really go out, just try to stay mellow, hang out with some people. But if I go out, it's definitely The Fresh Market (laughs).
OMC: Some quick thoughts when you hear a few words here. Camp Randall – first thoughts.
FW: Big state. Big day. Thousands of fans jumping around. Clutch situations. The excitement, electricity here is just awesome. It's a tough place to play in, but awesome.
OMC: Bret Bielema.
FW: Very, very humble guy actually. Some people say they don't like him but I like him, personally. He keeps me focused. He picks on me a little bit, but it's only to make me better. I like that part about him. No matter what it is, he tells the truth. He'll break it down for you if you don't understand something. You can go to him or other coaches and he'll be positive about everything even if you messed up as long as you messed up going 100 percent. Coach Bielema does a great job with the coaches and trying to get everything in order. Great guy.
OMC: Favorite Big Ten road venue?
FW: I would have loved to have been at the game at (Michigan State University) but I was hurt that game. That would've been awesome. I didn't do too much the second part of the season because I had a concussion, so most of my game experience was at home.
OMC: Your hometown – Milwaukee?
FW: I'm proud of where I've come from, it's made me who I am, but at the same time there's a lot of things wrong in Milwaukee that can't really change. You can only change your odds, change your circumstances and that's what I'm trying to do playing football, going to college and staying positive. A lot of people from Milwaukee don't go to college – I don't know if you guys know that or not. I'm not too proud of Milwaukee itself, but I'm proud that I came from there and I'm the person who I am today.
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TosaJim | April 13, 2012 at 1:26 p.m. (report)
I wish him all the best...but after suffering a concussion that keeps you out for half a season sounds very serious. I'm not sure the risk is worth the rewards.
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Objectives: The aim in this study was to explore whether either of two executive functioning hypotheses - the generativity and inhibition impairment hypotheses - can account for the difficulty children with autism have in engaging in object substitutions.
Methods: A group of 20 children with HFA and 20 typically developing (TD) children were matched on chronological age, verbal and overall mental age, performance IQ, full-scale IQ, and basic information processing speed. The groups were compared on their executive functioning abilities and symbolic play abilities, and the relationship between these abilities were also examined in order to explore the role of executive functions in their pretend play.
Results: The results, once again, indicated that the children with HFA displayed few symbolic play impairments relative to the TD children under both structured and unstructured conditions. However, they were specifically impaired in their ability to substitute objects in play. No significant group differences were found on the experimental measures of executive functioning, although parents reported inhibition difficulties amongst the children with autism. Although the results indicated that the executive functioning abilities of the children with HFA were associated with their symbolic play skills, the research findings did not support the generative or the inhibition impairment hypotheses.
Conclusions: While the results confirm our previous finding of a specific deficit in object substitution in autism, none of the current theoretical accounts of pretence can explain this finding.
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