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To commemorate the VANS – OTH Boutique's second anniversary, VANS has teamed up with Taka Hayashi to design a special Style 36 Originals LX that is the epitome of "clean". The Montreal, ready-to-wear retailer of urban high fashion sees the shoe as a stepping-stone for the upcoming … READ MORE
Taka Hayashi x VANS Vault TH Revere Hi LX – Suede Pack
A cross between vintage athletic footwear and VANS' own Sk8-Hi model, the Los Angeles-based designer Taka Hayashi created the VANS Vault TH Revere Hi LX through a selective process of integrating familiar design elements like leather sidestripe and vulcanized toe cap. In Black or Bossa Nova-colored suede, … READ MORE
Taka Hayashi x VANS Vault – "Palm Checker" Pack
In place of the usual lateral checkerboard panels, Japanese-American designer Taka Hayashi installed repetitive pattern of palm leaf silhouettes instead for his latest designs for VANS. Part of VANS Vault's Spring 2013 Collection, the curious alteration on the TH Cornice LX and TH Revere Hi LX reflects … READ MORE
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VANS Vault Taka Hayashi Capsule Collection – Spring 2013
For Spring 2013, Vans Vault continues its partnership with Taka Hayashi, launching a full-blown collection featuring apparel pieces to go along with a series of high-quality footwear. Those sneaker-boot hybrids take the form of the TH Engineer Boot Zip LX, built with Horween leather at the upper … READ MORE
The VANS DQM General – VANS Vault 10th Anniversary Exhibition
This year marks the 10-year anniversary of Vans Vault, the upper tier imprint of the iconic Southern California brand that reinterprets classic footwear designs with premium materials and a refined aesthetic. Vans Vault has carved a unique identity for itself, helped by Vans' extensive archive that dates … READ MORE
Taka Hayashi x VANS Vault TH Sierra Dune LX
Following up on his Sierra Trek Hi from early in the year, Taka Hayashi introduces the TH Sierra Dune LX as part of the designer's ongoing collaboration with Vans Vault. The boots carry a premium full-grain leather upper stacked atop a high-tread rugged outsole. Embossed decorative flourishes … READ MORE
The VANS DQM General "VANS For Winter" Editorial
It's hard to believe now, but there was a time when the "Vans" name was practically synonymous with the brand's checkerboard slip-ons. How times have changed. The past few seasons, Vans has increasingly encroached into the realm of seasonal quality footwear, offering up brand new silhouettes in … READ MORE
VANS Vault – Fall 2012/Spring 2013 Trunk Show – With Taka Hayashi | Event Recap
Last Thursday, October 18th, VANS DQM General in SoHo, New York, offered fans of VANS Vault a rare opportunity for – to meet and greet designer Taka Hayashi. Hayashi's indirect methodology to design, where he sees each as extension to his artwork rather footwear, won the Southern … READ MORE
The VANS DQM General – Taka Hayashi Trunk Show | New York City
Fans of Taka Hayashi should take note of the upcoming trunk show event at VANS DQM General in New York City. The show will be a platform to preview the forthcoming Spring 2013 footwear and apparel collection, alongside his original artworks. Inspired by elements from mountaineering, design … READ MORE
VANS Half Cab 20th Anniversary Edition "Taka Hayashi" | September 2012
A pillar in Southern California skateboard and art scene as well as a long time VANS collaborator, Santa Monica-base Taka Hayashi put on some of his artistic trademark on the most recent VANS Half Cab 20th Anniversary Edition. A bit of teal and a touch of tan, … READ MORE


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I'm having a very difficult time buttoning my shirt. What can I do about it? The first thing I would suggest is see a physical therapist or an occupational therapist. They can evaluate you and help you come up with ways to make that task much easier for you. There is a lot of adaptive […]
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Psoriatic Arthritis Flares After Exercise
When I exercise it often causes a flare. How do I avoid causing a flare when I exercise? You want to make sure when you're doing particular exercises that your pain is not increasing to an intolerable level. You don't want to have any sharp sudden pain with exercise. Simple range of motion or flexibility… Read more »
Effectiveness of Biologics After Stopping and Restarting
When someone using a biologic stops it and uses no other systemic drug, can they go back on a biologic a few years later and have it still be effective for them? The answer is yes, but it's not a good plan. There are several reasons why you should stay on a biologic and continue… Read more »
Treatment vacations and psoriatic arthritis
Should someone with mild psoriatic arthritis only take meds during a flare? If one has a modest case of psoriatic arthritis is it necessary to treat and will there be joint deterioration if it's not treated? I will tell you that you can completely get rid of the pain of psoriatic arthritis and continue to… Read more »
Methotrexate and alcohol
I'm on low-dose methotrexate. Is it OK to have a single glass of wine each night, not on a day of dosage? When I put a patient on methotrexate I tell them they should never drink, ever. I figure if I tell them that they might have one or two drinks a year. Some of… Read more »
Biologics for Older Patients
How do biologics affect patients 65 years or older? They do just as well in contrast to some of the older treatments such as methotrexate and cyclosporine, which were very problematic in older patients and had side effects that were really difficult in older patients. The biologics are much better tolerated and have many fewer… Read more »
Heat or Cold for Psoriatic Arthritis Pain Relief
Is heat or cold recommended for pain relief? I find heat much better but some say that increases the inflammation and I should use cold. I find cold makes me ache more. Can you advise? I would go with what you're using. If it's comfortable, I don't see any reason not to recommend the heat…. Read more »
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Psoriatic Arthritis and Repetitive Exercise
Do repetitive exercises, like typing for hours for example, help or hurt stiff joints? In general, any type of excessive, repetitive motion is not going to be helpful, because it leads to repetitive use injuries. If you are talking about really sitting there and banging away for hours and hours, that probably wouldn't be the… Read more »


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The East Texas Oil Museum will serve as the first host of the traveling art exhibit, "Black and Gold: The Rise of an American Legacy," April 12-25, featuring the works of national award-winning artist Lee Alban. The regional tour is sponsored by Good Art Company, a subsidiary of Dream Development of Fredericksburg. A reception with …
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This title sounds contradictory; it sounds like an oxymoron, but fast food is a reality in our lives and we have to learn to make prudent choices.
If you keep a few rules in mind when you drive through, it can help keep the choices healthy. Simplify the nutritional needs of a healthy adult and just say I want to keep my calorie intake below 2000, my fat below 60 grams, my cholesterol under 300 milligrams and sodium under 2400.
What choices from fast food will provide this? Salads, of course, can be the healthiest choice. Wendy's is promoting some tasty-sounding salads now. Ask for a reduced calorie dressing or bring your own.
McDonald's has a delicious yogurt and fruit parfait that is only 280 calories if you don't eat the granola topping. The granola will add another 110 calories for a respectable 390 calories and a luscious light lunch.
Avoid anything that is advertised as 'big' or 'whopper-sized'. Translate it to mean high in calories and fat. For example, when you order super sized fries, the calories rise from 210 to 610.
Don't bother ordering fish. It is usually fried and very high in fat. No healthy eating there. While we all need calcium, don't try to get it from a 'blizzard' or a 'flurry'. They run 600 to 900 calories. A much better choice would be an old-fashioned milk shake or the McDonald's sundae, which is made with, low fat ice cream.
Taco Bell gave up on 'healthy' eating several years ago but a pizza might be a good choice. The best way is to keep it simple. Choose veggies and even pepperoni. Forget the multi cheese and stuffed crust varieties. Two slices will cost you a full day's supply of fat and sodium. Sausage is another ingredient that will pile on the fat while pepperoni has little effect on the fat content yet adds piles of flavor. Order your pizza hand tossed or with thin crust. Ask for half the cheese and add veggies and pepperoni.
According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, the cheese in one of America's favorite foods is not only stuffing the crust but our arteries. The Center has a new book out, "Restaurant Confidential," required reading for those who frequent fast food restaurants. It will give you the low down on where and what to eat when trying to combine fast food and a healthy lifestyle.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A group of Republican-leaning economists will launch a campaign this week calling on U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to drop his plan to buy $600 billion more in Treasury bonds, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
The Fed's latest policy decision has come under unusually heavy criticism from Republican lawmakers, and the central bank is likely to face intense scrutiny when a new Congress is seated in January.
"The planned asset purchases risk currency debasement and inflation, and we do not think they will achieve the Fed's objective of promoting employment," the WSJ quoted the economists as saying in a letter to be published as a full-page advertisement this week.
The 10-year Treasury yield hit a two-month high, helping the dollar hit a six-week high against a basket of currencies, partly in response to the WSJ report.
The letter was signed by economists including Stanford University's Michael Boskin, once chairman of former President George W. Bush's Council of Economic Advisers, and John Taylor, a monetary policy scholar who served in both Bush administrations.
Currently, the Fed appears on track to buy the entire $600 billion in U.S. government debt, barring any big unexpected shift in the economy's prospects.
If anything, lingering weakness and renewed concerns about global credit markets may lead top officials to lean toward doing more rather than less.
The independent Fed has already fought off a legislative effort that would have subjected its monetary policy decisions to congressional audits, although that proposal could resurface in the coming year.
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. Sea Bean Symposium and Beachcombers' Festival: Scientists, authors and sea bean enthusiasts will be present for this two-day event Friday, Oct. 12, and Saturday, Oct. 13, at the Cocoa Beach Public Library, 550 N. Brevard Ave., Cocoa Beach.
For more information, call (321) 868-1104 or visit www.cocoabeachpubliclibrary.org.
. Arts and crafts fair: St. Sophia Philoptochos Society of St. Katherine Greek Orthodox Church will present an arts and crafts fair and St. Katherine Greektoberfest Friday and Saturday, Oct. 12 and 13, at 5965 N. Wickham Road, Melbourne..
For more information, call (321) 254-1045 or visit www.saint-katherine.org.
. McLarty Park 'Parent's Night Out:' Brevard County Parks and Recreation will host a "Parent's Night Out" from 6-11 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12, at the McLarty Park Community Center, 790 Barton Blvd., Rockledge.
Parents can enjoy a night out while their children enjoy games, crafts, pizza, chips, drinks, a movie and more.
This event is for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
The fee is $12 per child or $10 for each additional child in the same household.
Registration and payment are due by 2 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 12. Space is limited.
All activities are conducted and supervised by Brevard County Parks and Recreation staff at the McLarty Park Community Center.
To register or for more information please call (321) 633-1870.
. Stand Down for Homeless Veterans: National Veterans Homeless Support presents stand downs in two Brevard locations 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13.
The locations will be at the Disabled American Veterans Post 109, 435 Singleton Ave., Titusville, and American Legion Post 117, 189 Veterans Drive S.E., Palm Bay.
For more information, call (888) 787-6847, Ext. 809 or visit www.nvhs.us/standdown.
. Attic Treasures and Bake Sale: The Dorcas Circle will hold its fall "Attic Treasures and Bake Sale" Saturday, Oct. 13.
The sale will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 12:30 p.m. at Suntree United Methodist Church , 7400 N. Wickham Road, Suntree.
Treasures offered for sale include, but are not limited to, small appliances, cookware, glassware, antiques/collectibles, seasonal items, jewelry, bedding, linens, books, toys, sporting goods, pictures, mirrors, silk flowers, CDs, DVDs, miscellaneous items and baked goods from Dorcas' finest bakers. No clothes, old TVs or electronics, old telephones or computers please.
Proceeds from the sale will go to local charities, such as the following:
. Daily Bread: a soup kitchen in Melbourne that feeds more than 200 people daily.
. Devereux: provides behavioral, developmental disability and residential care for children in the area
. Salvation Army Women's Shelter: provides assistance for victims of domestic abuse.
. Space Coast Center for Mothers with Children: provides shelter and job training for mothers.
. Make a Wish Foundation: helps critically ill children realize a dream.
Dorcas Circle would appreciate any contributions of items, such as those listed above, for the sale.
Items can be brought to the church dining room Friday, Oct. 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
If you need pick-up, call the person identified below.
For more information about the upcoming sale, call Merle Gelles at (321) 504-9917.
. Fossil Fish: Sturgeon will be discussed by Mike Randall of the U.S. Geological Survey 10-11:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, at Sams House at Pine Island, 6195 N. Tropical Trail, Merritt Island.
For more information, call (321) 449-4720 or visit www.eelbrevard.com.
. Nature Driving Tour: Join a Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge volunteer for a driving tour on the Refuge shuttle bus to discover the diversity of wildlife and plants that inhabit the refuge.
This program is scheduled for the following Saturdays, Oct. 13 and Oct. 27 at 10 a.m.
Bring binoculars, field guides and insect repellant. Loaner binoculars and field guides are available.
The Visitor Center is located on S.R. 402, five miles east of U.S. Highway 1 in Titusville.
Call to make reservations at (321) 861-5601.
. Discussion of the proposed Constitutional amendments: The League of Women Voters of the Space Coast will host two presentations on the eleven 2012 Proposed Florida Constitutional Amendments, which will be on the ballot in the general election on Nov. 6.
The purpose of each amendment will be discussed along with the effects of voting for or against.
Both presentations will be held on Saturday, Oct. 13: the first at 10 a.m. in the Central Brevard Library, 308 Forrest Ave., Cocoa, and the second at 2 p.m. at the Eau Galle Public Library, 1521 Pineapple Ave., Melbourne.
The event is free and open to the public.
For more information, call (321) 773-8490.
. Home, Garden and Healthy Living Show: The 2012 Fall Space Coast Home, Garden & Healthy Living Show is set for Saturday, Oct. 13, at the Space Coast Stadium in Viera.
This is Brevard County's largest and longest running Home, Garden & Healthy Living Show.
With thousands of square feet of quality exhibits, the Space Coast Home, Garden & Healthy Living Show features comprehensive marketing and promotion including newspaper, radio, television, magazine, direct mail, outdoor and multimedia coverage.
For more information, call (321) 327-2753 or visit www.BrevardProductions.com.
. Adoptable pets events: The Central Brevard Humane Society is offering three different pet adoption events Saturday, Oct. 13.
The first will be 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the society's Molly Mutt III Thrift Shop, 876 N. U.S. Highway 1, Rockledge.
The second will be 11:3 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Molly Mutt I Thrift Shop, 2525 N. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island.
The third will be noon to 3 p.m. at the Sunflower House, Merritt Square Mall, 777 E. Merritt Island Causeway, Merritt Island.
For more information, call (321) 636-3343 or visit www.crittersavers.com.
. Fall Festival Chili Cook Off: A Police Athletic League chili cook off, the Big Red Bus, a ladder truck, Sheriff's Office displays, a car cruise, vendors, DJ music, raffles and bounce houses will be featured noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, at Manatee Sanctuary Park, 701 Thurm Blvd., Cape Canaveral.
For more information, call (321) 868-1226 or visit www.cityofcapecanaveral.org.
. NAACP nominations at St. Paul: On Saturday, Oct. 13, at 4 p.m. the NAACP Central Brevard County Branch will present a report of the nominating committee, receipt of nominations by petition and election of the Election Supervisory Committee.
These meetings are for the purpose of election of officers and at-large members of the Executive Committee.
For more information, call (321) 632-5547.
. Calling all photographers deadline: "All That Art" is a juried photo art competition and exhibition held at the King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne, sponsored by The Creative Arts Foundation of Brevard Inc.
Take-in will be Monday, Oct. 29, at the King Center Rotunda from 8:30-10 a.m.
Sixty-two photos will be selected. On Nov. 5, juried photos will be hung for one month in the Harris Gallery in the King Center, and at 4 p.m. the same day, a gala with presentation of awards and monetary prizes will be held.
You may submit as many as five photos. Fees: first photo is $25, with $10. for each addition photo.
The deadline to enter is Sunday, Oct. 14.
For an application, visit www.cafob.org and click on "events."
For more information, call Suzanne Fran at (321) 254 3398.
. Volunteers and decorations needed for Halloween event at Wickham Park: Brevard County Parks and Recreation will be hosting a Halloween event on Friday, Oct. 26 and Saturday, Oct. 27.
The Headless Horseman and the Haunted Stables will take place in the Equestrian Area at Wickham Park, 2500 Parkway Drive, Melbourne.
Volunteers are needed to help design and decorate the stables.
Volunteers will also be needed during the event to dress up and assist in scaring patrons.
Volunteer hours will count towards school and club requirements.
This event is targeted at older children, teens and adults, and interested volunteers should fall into this target audience.
Volunteer groups and service groups that are interested in participating, should contact Tabitha Niemann at email@example.com or call the Wickham Park Office at (321) 255-4307.
Wickham Park is currently accepting donations of new or used Halloween decorations, including yard decorations, costumes, dark or sheer curtains, strobe lights and haunted music.
Donations may be dropped off at the main office inside the park.
For more information, call Wickham Park at (321) 255-4307.
. 'Bunco Bash' in Rockledge: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus, a faith-based community outreach organization, will hold its semi-annual Bunco Bash on Monday, Oct. 15, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 3435 South Fiske Blvd., Rockledge.
Doors will open at 6:15 p.m. Bunco starts promptly at 7 p.m.
Bunco prizes and raffles will be part of the evening's fun. Light refreshments will be served. You must be 18 years or older to attend.
Tickets are $12 per person. Tickets for this fun evening sell out quickly.
Call Rachel at (321) 632-4382 or Kathy O'Conor at (321) 254-8413 for tickets.
. Business sponsors sought for Fall Festival events at Chain of Lakes Park: Brevard County Parks and Recreation will host a Fall Festival in north Brevard beginning at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27, at Chain of Lakes Complex, 2300 Truman Scarborough Way, Titusville.
The festival will include a costume contest, kids games, hay ride, face painting, trunk n' treat and a movie in the park.
North Area Parks Operations is seeking sponsorship from local businesses to take part in the trunk n' treat portion of this event. Local businesses can promote their organization by providing and handing out candy to children participating in the event.
For more information about sponsorship or to pre-register for this event, contact Mike Herman by email at email@example.com or by phone at (321) 264-5105.
. Seeking sponsors, vendors and walkers for 'Paws in the Park:' The Central Brevard Humane Society will be hosting the 10th Annual Paws in the Park - "Celebrating Friendships With Our Furry Companions That Last a Lifetime!" on Saturday, Dec. 1, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Wickham Park Main Pavilion in Melbourne (located on the grounds of Brevard Community College's Melbourne Campus).
Sponsorship opportunities are available for individuals and businesses at all levels, beginning at $100 for the "Bronze Paws" sponsorship and up to $1,000 and above for the primary sponsorship, "Platinum Paws."
This annual event is of high quality, features extensive promotion and offers a fantastic "bang for your buck" for sponsors - all while having exceptionally high charitable return for the homeless animals in our community.
The cost for businesses to be a part of the vendor village at Paws in the Park is $50.
All rescue groups may participate at "no charge" (pending space availability). Vendors and rescue groups must supply their own tables, chairs, promotional materials, display racks and setup staff.
Sponsorship forms for walkers are available online at www.crittersavers.com or at the Shelter, located at 1020 Cox Road in Cocoa.
All proceeds raised from this event will directly benefit the homeless animals in Brevard County.
For more information, contact the Central Brevard Humane Society at (321) 636-3343, Ext. 203.
. Call for nominations for LEAD Brevard's 4 under 40 recognition: Nominations are now open for LEAD Brevard's ninth annual 2013 "4 under 40."
Who are the young leaders in your sphere of influence that are making a difference today? Nominate them for this prestigious recognition.
The individual you nominate should possess the following criteria for this award nomination:
. Demonstrate excellence, creativity, and initiative in their business or profession.
. Provides valuable service by contributing time and energy to improve the quality of life for others in the community.
. Clearly serves as a role model for others personally and professionally.
. Are younger than the age of 40 on Jan. 1, 2013, and lives or works in Brevard County.
. Showcases a commitment to his/her personal/professional development.
Nominate a young leader today at www.LEADBrevard.org. Nomination forms must be submitted to LEAD Brevard by Oct. 15.
For more information, visit www.LEADBrevard.org or call (321) 632-8222.
. Grandparents raising grandchildren meetings:
. Oct. 16 - Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Group meeting: 9:30 a.m. GRG of Brevard County Office, 123 Barton Blvd., Rockledge.
For more information, call (321) 631-7776.
. Oct. 25 - Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Group meeting: 9:30 a.m. Memaw's Restaurant, 600 E. Eau Gallie Blvd., Indian Harbour Beach.
For more information, call (321) 631-7776 or visit www.grg-brevard.org.
. Quit smoking classes available: The "Quit Smoking Now" smoking cessation class is being offered free locally, starting Tuesday, Oct. 16, from 4-5 p.m. at One Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass Hill Road, Viera.
This five-week program, presented by the Area Health Education Centers, will help you become tobacco free. It includes Nicotine Replacement Therapy, education, motivation and support.
For more information and to register, contact Lana Saal at (321) 745-0563 or email email@example.com.
. Sales motivation seminar: Bill Fitzpatrick, president of Sales Motivation Solutions, renowned sales coach, author and frequent keynote speaker, with more than 35 years of extensive sales and training experience, will present his popular seminar "Ask for the Order" on Thursday, Oct. 18, from 8:30-11:30 a.m. at the Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce, 400 Fortenberry Road, Merritt Island.
The seminar is designed to assist sales professionals in tuning-up their performance, using real life solutions to overcome selling challenges. Focus is placed on several critical areas, including understanding why people buy, making use of the sales cycle to get more sales, finding more prospects by "digging for the gold," compelling presentations that get customers involved and how to uncover the "real" objection and effectively close more sales.
Presented by the Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce's Business Resource Council, the fee for the seminar is $25 for BRC members, $30 for Chamber partners and $40 for potential partners.
A continental breakfast and networking will begin at 8:30 a.m.
Registration can be completed online, at www.cocoabeachamber.com or by calling (321) 459-2200.
. Fall Book Fair: The Friends of the Suntree/Viera Public Library will host a Fall Book Fair 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 19, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, at 902 Jordan Blass Drive, Melbourne.
For more information, visit www.greatlibraryfriends.com.
. 'History of the Windover Archeological Project: Karen Smith from the Brevard Museum of History & National Science will present a free program about the Windover Dig.
Learn how a local peat bog was discovered to be a mortuary pond which holds some truly amazing archaeological finds that are older than the Great Pyramids.
The event will be at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18, at the Mims-Scottsmoor Library, 3615 Lionel Road, (2.8 miles north of S.R. 46 and one block east of U.S. Highway 1, Mims.
For more information, call (321) 264-5080.
. The Haunted Forest in Cocoa: The Brevard Museum presents The Haunted Forest Fridays and Saturdays, Oct. 19, 20, 26 and 27, 6:45-9:30 p.m. for all ages.
The Haunted Forest is a spooky event with fun for all ages. This year, the haunted forest includes live characters, pumpkin decorating, face painting, yummy treats, fun and games for children and a haunted path for adults!
Cost is $7 for ages 12 and older, $4 for ages 3 to 11, with ages 2 and younger admitted free.
The location of The Haunted Forest is next to Brevard Community College Planetarium & Observatory, 1519 Clearlake Road, Cocoa.
For ticket information, call (321) 632-1830 or visit www.brevardmuseum.org.
. Safe boating course in Cocoa: The local Coast Guard Auxiliary unit in Cocoa will offer a safe boating course to the boating public on Saturday, Oct. 20, at Lee Wenner Park in Cocoa, starting at 8 a.m.
The course will cover state and federal boating laws, equipment, aids to navigation and practical exercises in knot tying and line handling.
The course meets all requirements for boat insurance discounts.
Completion of the course will qualify the participants for the Florida Safe Boating identification card.
Free boat safety inspections will be offered.
The class will conclude at 5:30 p.m.
Cost for the class is $40 per person. The cost includes all materials and lunch. Family discounts are available.
For more information or to reserve a seat in the class, call (877) 835-3760 or visit www.a0701706.uscgaux.info.
. 'Pritchard Day celebration: The public is invited to attend this free event and join in the celebration of Captain James Pritchard's Birthday on "Pritchard Day" in his honor, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, at the Historic Pritchard House, 424 S. Washington Ave., (U.S. Highway 1), Titusville.
The event is sponsored by the North Brevard Heritage Foundation Inc. and the Confederate Sons Association, Indian River Camp No. 47.
There will be a Civil War Encampment and Living History Program on the grounds at that will include: a Confederate Soldiers' camp and marching drills; exhibits of Civil War artifacts, 1860s medical supplies, and ladies' sewing and clothing and more.
You will learn about the Pritchard family history and restoration efforts at the historic Pritchard House during house tours, which will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Music will be provided all day by local musicians performing under the pergola.
You may stroll through the Family History Gardens and learn about the some of the families who settled Titusville, or listen to the music and relax on one of our restored park benches.
Baked goods and beverages will be for sale and donations accepted. Proceeds will provide much needed funds to restore and purchase exterior shutters.
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. Senior Talkers to meet: Senior Talkers is a discussion and social group for seniors that meets mostly the third Monday each month, unless there is a scheduling conflict.
The next meeting will be Monday, Oct. 22, at 11:30 a.m. in the Social Hall of Temple Israel, 7350 Lake Andrews Drive, Viera.
Attendees should bring "brown bag" lunch. Dessert and beverages are supplied.
Lunch and socializing time is followed at noon by an hour of open discussions on various current and other topics of controversial nature, giving stimulation to keep the mind alert.
Different moderators lead the discussions each month.
Meetings are open to all and all are welcome.
For more information, call (321) 254-5143.
. 'Grandfamilies' holiday tree registration: Grand Parenting Again, a program of Aging Matters in Brevard, will host an "Angel Tree" at the Sunflower House for its clients this holiday season.
The program offers support to grandparents and other relative caregivers, 55 and older, who are faced with the challenge of raising grandchildren or minor relatives age 18 and younger.
"Grandfamilies" interested in participating should contact Janet or Barbara at (321) 452-4341 or attend a "GRAND Parenting Again" meeting.
A meeting will be held at the Sunflower House on Thursday, Nov. 15 from 11 a.m. to noon.
Meetings are also held at the Cocoa West Community Center, 230 S. Burnett Road, Cocoa, Thursday, Oct. 25, and Thursday, Nov. 29 from 5-7 p.m.
Gifts received through the "Angel Tree" will be distributed to grandchildren and grandparents at a holiday party on Dec. 15 at 1 p.m. at the Sunflower House.
Businesses, community organizations and individuals interested in donating gifts for the "Angel Tree" should call (321) 452-4341 or stop by the Sunflower House to choose an angel tag, beginning Nov. 12.
The Sunflower House, a program of Aging Matters in Brevard, is located at the Merritt Square Mall and is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Two Immigration-Related Pulitzer Prizes
April 23, 2009 - Posted by Maurice Belanger
Sheriff Joe provides fodder for a Pulitzer
There has been a lot of advocacy over the past several weeks focused on holding the Sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, accountable. The Sheriff's misdeeds have come to light in part thanks to the investigative reporting of two reporters from the East Valley Tribune (Mesa, AZ)—Ryan Gabrielson and Paul Giblin. These two reporters shared the Pulitzer Prize for their reporting on the Sheriff's office and its "focus on immigration enforcement and how it endangered investigation of violent crime and other aspects of public safety." You can read the series of articles, Reasonable Doubt, here.
Photographer documents disaster in Haiti
Another issue on which there has been a lot of advocacy over the past several weeks is Temporary Protected Status for nationals of Haiti. The Pulitzers touched this issue as well. Miami Herald photographer Patrick Farrell won the Pulitzer Prize in the category of breaking news photography "for his provocative, impeccably composed images of despair after Hurricane Ike and other lethal storms caused a humanitarian disaster in Haiti."
See his photographs here.
The Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center put out a Press Release about the prize, noting that Farrell's photographs powerfully make the case that Haitians should not be sent back to Haiti at this time.
Recently, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was in Haiti, and told reporters that the administration is considering granting TPS to Haitians in the U.S., so that they can continue to send money home to help that nation recover from the storms of last year.


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- Address:
1000 Lancaster Street
Baltimore, MD 21202Neighborhood:
Harbor East
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AmericanPrice: $50 and over
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.charlestonrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 4103327373x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday – Saturday: 5:30pm – 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Low Country, American, French
- Executive Chef: Cindy Wolf
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Tony Foreman & Cindy Wolf's Charleston is located on the waterfront in the burgeoning Harbor East neighborhood. Chef Cindy Wolf is a three-time finalist for Best-Chef, Mid-Atlantic by The James Beard Foundation. Her award-winning, contemporary cuisine is rooted in the regional cuisine of France and traditions of the "Low Country" area of South Carolina. Chef Wolf's commitment to fresh, local, seasonal products is reflected in the prix fixe tasting menu, which changes daily. The menu is complemented by an award winning wine list of more than 700 fine wines, which are displayed in the wine library and are chosen by co-owner and wine director, Tony Foreman. An elegant yet comfortable ambiance & luxurious service complete the extraordinary dining experience.Continued
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Charleston reviews from OpenTable diners
221 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.8
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (197)fit for foodies (167)romantic (161)notable wine list (151)scenic view (30)neighborhood gem (25)good for groups (18)hot spot (7)vibrant bar scene (6)late-night find (5)kid-friendly (3)Show More
- A treat for foodiesFussyBritDined on 9/27/2014Dining on a Saturday evening the restaurant was buzzing with a warm ambience, but not too noisy. We thought they'd hit it just right except that the particular table we were seated at was subjected to the visual distraction of bright lights on the street. A little tactical curtaining would easily solve this problem (and they did offer to move us). Most importantly though, the food was excellent. The lobster soup and soft shell crab were outstanding first courses. Rockfish and chicken confit were very good to follow and the beef tenderloin was flawless. The server gave a thoughtful recommendation for wine that worked out well. This restaurant offers a rare opportunity to enjoy a really special dining experience in Baltimore.Special Features:
- Decadent Deliciousnes ....EmdemDined on 9/27/2014We celebrated my husband's birthday with dinner at this lovely restaurant. The food, ambience, and service met our expectations of excellence, however in retrospect, we both feel it was far too expensive. Glad we went, but not likely to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming but expensiveBillandLuann33Dined on 9/26/2014Very nice restaurant, although it did not wow us, we enjoyed it. Very expensive. We've had better meals for less money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic Inner Harbor gemWinstonSmythVIPDined on 9/20/2014We had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. The service was impeccable and the unique menu had so many good options to choose from. You basically create your own custom pris fixe meal (3 to 6 courses) from a list of which includes everything from salads to crab cakes. The portions are only small by American standards. My wife had 3 and I had 4 and we were both too full for the dessert which is included. The wine list and bar are both impressive and they gave me the exact table that I had requested.Special Features:
- Good Experience but not incredibleRafaelegsVIPDined on 9/19/2014it was good food, incredible Lobster Soup. Didn`t like to fried oyster, good wine and champagne selection and pricing. Even though the food was good was not incredible. We were a group of 4, the initial service upon arrival was poor but then when the barman come for the rescue plus a group of really nice servers, change our initial feeling about it. it is a total formal ambiant.
- good food, loud neighborsFooBarDined on 9/19/2014The multi-course meal was excellent (as it should be for that price) and the service was better than a standard restaurant. One small nit to pick: when we arrived and departed, we had to stand around for a couple minutes waiting for the host/coat guy. The rich drunks at the table behind us were having a great time. They provided laugh tracks and even some dancing to the phone videos they were watching.Special Features:
- Excellent service, good foodJewelRossVIPDined on 9/19/2014Our meal at Charleston was good but not exceptional, especially given the high prices- in our case for the 3 courses with wine pairings. The artichoke heart salad was delicious, but the lobster bisque was just ok, the rockfish was flavorful but the turbot was overlooked and bland. The wines were nicely paired with the exception of the sherry with the soup, which wasn't to my partner's taste. If you're looking to impress someone this might be the place although to my mind there are several better options (many also run by the Wolf-Foreman team) that offer superb cuisine at more reasonable prices in Baltimore.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NiclleDined on 9/19/2014Another fantastic meal at Charleston. Wonderful service. I love the quiet intimate ambiance and the service was impeccableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!winonamaeDined on 9/17/2014No other word to describe this restauant! The atmosphere, the staff and the food - all top notch! A diverse menu to please everyone, and the Cheese Trolley has a fantastic assortment, too good to pass up! I cannot wait to visit again!Special Features:
- Nice but priceyAnnRDined on 9/13/2014This is an excellent restaurant - no doubt about it! But for me, because of how much it cost, it would be reserved for special occasions only.Special Features:
- Still the best...Tom22180VIPDined on 9/12/2014Do yourself a favor and get 3 courses of the best lobster soup anywhere. Definitely not trying too hard. Confident in what they are doing. If you want insecure wow factor or gimmicks go elsewhere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BEST!SeanKellyVIPDined on 9/12/2014Dined here for my birthday. From the moment we sat down we were expertly taken care of. The waiter new the menu perfectly and had an extensive knowledge of the wine list and the wine pairings. We both opted for the 3 course meal plus dessert. Food might be the best I ever had. Crab cake and tuna tartar were amazing. Salads and soups were great, and our lamb and tenderloin were fantastic. All the wine pairings were perfectly chosen. This is a must try for all!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine dining at its finestBeadiDined on 9/11/2014One of the finest restaurants I have ever been to, and I can assure you that I go to many fine restaurants. Had the 5-course with pairings. If only I lived in Baltimore! (Or maybe it's a good thing I don't because it would be detrimental to the waistline.) I will be sure to go back next time I'm in town. This restaurant gets a very big WOW from me.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MrrutiMrrutiDined on 9/11/2014Truly an outstanding dining experience nothing was lacking in any way. We actually found ourselves comparing favorable to an evening we had at a Michelin two star restaurant in DublinSpecial Features:
- charlestonOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/8/2014The best birthday dinner for my wife. Food is outstandingly good. Could use a few wine pairing suggestions for foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect luxurious date nighttreatsDined on 9/6/2014We've been going to the Charleston for the past 3 years for our anniversary and we love it! The attentive service and AMAZING food is so worth it for special occasions.Special Features:
- DisappointingHostVIPDined on 9/5/2014Booked the last seating due to our work schedules on a Friday night for an anniversary dinner. Upon arrival we were asked to wait in the bar. The bartender ignored us as he was cleaning up and doing other things. Finally gave us a drink menu then disappeared again. MD came by to seat us just as we were ordering a drink. MD said that's fine let's go you can bring it to your table. Seated in between the hallway and the bathroom where I had a great view of all the ladies exiting the elevator and parading to the restroom. Food was good but not great. Enjoyed the wine pairing-choices were very nice. Our waiter went home before our bill was paid. With so many other options, it is highly unlikely we will choose this place again.Special Features:
- Best meal I ever hadfoodloverDined on 9/5/2014We were two couples going to Charleston for a special dinner. The food and service exceeded all our expectation. I had the lobster soup and it tasted like heaven. For a second course, I had the soft-shell crab and it tasted fresh, light and crunchy. I selected duck breast for my entree and it was very tasty. Desserts were wonderful and unlike other restaurants, Charleston had very good coffee. Others in the party also raved about;their food. We would definitely go back.Special Features:
- B teamBteamVIPDined on 9/4/2014Have been to Charleston many times, but this experience was very disappointing. Rutgers food was just ok, and the service ragged. Not good value for dollars spent. And $6.50 for a single espresso? Get real!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better than usualHappyVIPDined on 9/4/2014We were here with a group that went from 4 to eight in a few hours before the dinner time and they were very helpful in accommodating us. About 25% of the menu is new. Some of the new items, although sounding simple, were interesting complicated attractive and wonderful tasting preparations. The Gazpacho with lobster was fantastic! Brown sugar cake was another example of this. We brought in guests from out of town who had a wonderful evening and were pleasantly surprised at how relaxed they felt. It's very difficult to keep a restaurant fresh while not making enemies of frequent patrons. They are succeeding with grace!Special Features:
- Definitely for a special occasionHappyDined on 9/3/2014Charlston is expensive, but it is certainly a treat. The food, service, and attention are exquisite.Special Features:
- Superb service and foodHM006Dined on 9/2/2014Attentive service and extremely delicious, innovative menu! Three selections is probably plenty - we we're stuffed with four. It got a little too quiet at times, but it certainly felt intimate. Overall, it was a perfect choice for celebrating our anniversary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/30/2014Outstanding but not intrusive service. Waiter was well versed in the menu and the quantity of dishes to order. Not stuffy at all. Overall an outstanding dining experience comparable to anywhere in the world. Will return when in Baltimore !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experienceKINtoDCVIPDined on 8/30/2014My second visit was just as wonderful as my first. The food is deliciious and the service is impeccable - it is truely a great overall dining experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic birthday dinner for hubbyHappydinerDined on 8/30/2014I took my husband to Charleston for his birthday and everyone seemed to know it was his birthday and wished him a happy one. The wait staff were very attentive but not too much so. My husband was able to have a taste of 3 wines before deciding on his favorite. Each course was delicious and presented beautifully. I had wanted a later reservation but wound up being glad we were there early as it was nice and quiet as we shared our room with a few other couples and we had a lovely view of the water and boats and the changing sky. It was a perfect evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A good mealOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014Charleston was excellent as always. However, the service, while attentive, seems a little less personal than that which we have experienced before there. This restaurant is best reserved for special occasions as can spend north of $400 easily on a meal for two with wine.Special Features:
- Excellent!Fabulous100Dined on 8/28/2014You cannot go wrong having dinner here. The mushroom soup and artichoke dish are fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great prixmefairgolfVIPDined on 8/28/2014The food was outstanding. Wine pairings were great. Service excellent. This is a restaurant for a special occasion because it is expensive, but it is well worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- winendineDined on 8/28/2014I was entertaining an old friend who enjoys good food and is a wine expert. He was very impressed - suggested we return the following evening. The food was scrumptious and the wine excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuperbChopesDined on 8/27/2014I have dined all over the world, in many Michelin starred establishments, had chef special prepared meals etc... This is without a doubt in the top 5 meals of my life. Exquisite food, fantastic wine and impeccable service. I can not say enough good things about my experience at Charleston in Baltimore! This will be the reason I return to Baltimore in the future.Special Features:
- Wonderful as usualMBL100Dined on 8/27/2014The dining experience at Charleston is all one could wish in every respect. The night we were there the veal tenderloin and the dourade were particularly good. The paired wines definitely enhanced our choices. I had a friend visiting from out of town and was able to leave the car with the valet service before our reservation time giving us the opportunity to walk around and show off the harbor. We appreciated that.Special Features:
- ExcellentBigDawgDined on 8/23/2014We had a wonderful time. The Charleston is absolutely OUTSTANDING and would highly recommend it. Our compliments to the chef(s) and all employees. Great job!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charleston Left My Palate DancingHalSDined on 8/22/2014We have visited the Charleston Restaurant about six times over the past 10-years. We have never been disappointed with our dinning experience. The great variety of appetizers and entrees continue to impress. They have a wonderful wine list that evolves as new varietals come available from a growing global wine market. They offer a meal plan that includes appropriate wine pairings. The pairings are generous. The Charleston is also a great restaurant for people who like to converse and actually be able to listen to one another. The restaurant is quiet enough to carry on a civilized conversation without shouting, unlike so many restaurants today. The creative and pleasant mix of American Southern and French foods left my palate dancing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still the bestMichaelDined on 8/21/2014Everything was just about perfect. Again. In addition to delicious dishes, the wine pairings were surprising and on target.Special Features:
- 18th Birthday CelebrationMydaughterisafoodieDined on 8/20/2014My daughter chose Charleston for her 18th birthday celebration, as it is her favorite restaurant in Baltimore! Our party of 3 enjoyed a small cup of sunshine in the amuse-bouche (roasted sweet corn bisque), lobster soup with curry and arugula oils that redefined "velvety and rich." My daughter's favorite was the Scottish Smoked Salmon, my husband's was the grilled veal tenderloin, and mine was the grilled marget of duck. Our waiter, Bryan, provided perfect service and made us feel very welcome and comfortable throughout the night. It was the perfect way to celebrate our daughter and a great send off to her freshman college experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeWineguyVIPDined on 8/19/2014Food is great, cheese cart is fantastic. Great customizable tasting menu concept.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, but not worth itBobbyCDined on 8/18/2014Quite nice. Good service. That's really all I can say. Everything dish was somewhat over-seasoned, and it was quite overpriced. The lobster soup was exceptionally good. Others so so. Much better value at the Cinghiale next door.Special Features:
- The VERY best in BaltimoreTalkfoodie2meDined on 8/16/2014If I could rate The Charleston with 20 stars, it still would not justify our fine dining experience. Our servers were attentive and knowledgable without being pretentious and snobby. The food was delicious...well seasoned, reasonable portions, and sufficient selection. And, the cocktails and wine pairings were flawless. We absolutely cannot wait to return!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Welcome toCrossing the Goal
A message from Coach Danny
What is Crossing the Goal?
Crossing the Goal Ministries (CTG) was created to be an outreach ministry to men concerning their spiritual well-being. I have personally been involved in Catholic Men's ministry for 25 years and I have seen a growing need for resources, adapted solely for men, that would challenge them to become spiritually fit.
For this reason, the CTG team began developing resources, beginning with a TV show, Crossing the Goal, that airs on EWTN television and radio and can also be viewed here on this website. Springing forth from the shows, the team developed sets of DVDs based on the various episodes along with sets of questions that can be used either personally or in a group setting which are called Spiritual Fitness Workouts (SFW). This site has a wealth of resources for men who want to start a group at their own parish.
Your Game PlanWhat are Spiritual Fitness Workout Groups?
- Format
- Coaching Points
- Notes for the Leader
- Tips for Facilitators
Segment 1: Warm-up (large group)
- Welcome - any new members?
- Prayer and optional song
- Accountability: Leader have the men review previous week's action item
- Total time: 15 min.
Segment 2: Workout (large group)
- Workout leader starts the workout by showing the large group the DVD-kickoff, game plan, and red zone
- Total time: 20 min. (approximately)
Segment 3: Sharing (small groups)
- Large group breaks into small groups of 5-7 men
- Leader appoints Facilitators for each small group
- Facilitator leads the men in discussion of episode by utilizing the questions downloaded from the website
- Questions are divided into two categories: 1) Warm-up questions; 2) Workout questions
- Total time: 45-50 minutes
Segment 4: Action item (large group)
- Workout leader shows large group the end zone
- Each man takes a couple minutes to write down one action item he would like to accomplish before the next workout
- Total time: 5 min
Coaching Points for a Great Workout
- Each team member should purchase his own DVD (group pricing is available) or watch streaming right here
- Questions can be downloaded from this website for free
- Make a hard copy of the questions
- Each team member should view the episode for the week prior to attending the workout
- The questions should be completed prior to the workout
- Bring the questions to the workout, so that you can refer to your notes during the sharing/discussion portion of the workout
- Make a concerted effort to accomplish your action item for the week
- Note: If possible, review and reflect on prior week's content to help make it stick.
Workout Group Leader Responsibilities and Notes
- The initial "Starting Team" should be no more than 10 members, including yourself as the group leader. Build from that base until you reach a cap of 15 men. Once you reach 15, a couple of the men should break off and form a new " Starting Team" of no more than 10 new men.
- Prepare for each meeting by, at the very least, watching the episode and reviewing the questions
- Make sure the room is properly set up
- Double-check all of the equipment and ,ake sure the TV, DVD, and/or computer are properly connected
- Have a CD player on hand for the music, if necessary
- Have designated facilitators planned for each meeting who can lead the small group discussions
- Find several guys who can take turns opening and closing meeting rooms
- Optional: Provide refreshments - purchasing soft drinks, coffee, cookies, etc. creates a sense of welcome and makes for a nice touch
- At the end of the meeting EVERYONE makes sure room is put back in order
Tips for workout group facilitators
- Create a "safe place" - everything said in the group stays in the group and is held in STRICT CONFIDENCE
- Keep everything moving; if the discussion lags, move on to the next question
- Keep an eye on the clock
- Stay on the subject at hand: don't get off-base
- Don't allow one person to dominate the sharing; if this happens, you must kindly interrupt so that you can move on
- You don't need to comment on the men's answers to the discussion questions
- All members, and their sharing, are of equal value; there are no gurus here
- Discussion of public figures and issues should be discouraged – this is not a debating session
- Discussion of church figures and issues should be discouraged
- Personal counseling during the meetings should be avoided
- Personal experiences can be shared but any major issues should be handled outside of the meeting
- Sensitive and difficult disclosures and sharing can be followed by taking time out to pray
- Be sensitive to the movement of the Holy Spirit and flexible to follow that movement
- Start and stop on time
Training VideoSpiritual Fitness Workout Groups
Interested in learning more? Read more about Spiritual Fitness Workout Groups and how you can use them for effective, faithful Catholic Men's Ministry.
Purchase Resourcesfor Groups & Individuals
Your Complete Lineup
Whether you are ordering for yourself or your Spiritual Fitness Workout Group, we have everything you need to get up and running. To ensure you get the most out of your workout, Coach Danny has put together the following Spiritual Fitness Lineup. Start at the top with Power of the Spirit and then, begin working your way down the list choosing one series from each of the three categories – until you have completed the entire list. This will give your group a variety of topics over an extended period of time. Order a single DVD for yourself, or save on a 10-pack for your group. Either way, a question guide is provided for you to download and use free of charge.
- Power of the Spirit (coming soon!)
- Our Father
- Godly Man
- Virtues
- Marriage and Finances
- Spiritual Combat
- Deadly Sins
- The Porn Trap
- Shocking Claims of Jesus
- Jesus Said
- Marks of a True Christian
- Becoming Disciples
- Keys for Life
- "S" Series
- Stand Up
- Young Adult Special
Start Here
Personal Growth
Battles & Obstacles
Scripture Challenges
But Wait, There's More!
Several other collections of episodes are also available for individuals and teams who just can't get enough. Use these to supplement the rest of your Spiritual Fitness Workout.
Watch OnlineFree Streaming Episodes
Start Your Workout Sooner!
We are proud to offer most of our episodes, from the very beginning, of the CTG series for free.


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Freshman sensation Justin Garza threw 8 1-3 shutout innings to lead Cal State Fullerton to a 1-0 victory over Arizona State in the Fullerton regional Saturday night.
The Sun Devils (36-21-1) will play Columbia in an elimination game on Sunday afternoon. The winner of that game will then play the No. 5 overall seed Cal State Fullerton (50-8) on Sunday night.
Garza (12-0), the Big West Pitcher of the Year, allowed four hits, didn't walk anyone and tied his career-high with nine strikeouts. The 8 1-3 innings were a career high, and the Titans are now 16-0 in games the right-hander has started this season.
The game was stopped briefly in the second inning when a large dog ran onto the field. The dog, which appeared to be a husky, ran across the field and then along the warning track before exiting through a gate in left field.
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I'd like to take the opportunity to mention the dude pulling her back in. He's the neighborhood watch leader and he literally caught this crazy bitch while she was falling. With one hand. I think he deserves a round of applause. Or several. Also look at his face. That is just pure boredom. That's the face I have when I'm walking my dog. It's like he does this every fucking day. He's the boss.
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Since today is opening day for the Minnesota Twins, I thought I'd take a moment to remind everyone that the best way to get to Target Field is by MetroTransit's Hiawatha light rail or Northstar commuter rail. Photos by John Hill (top) and Jacob J. Nelson (bottom).
Here's hoping Joe Mauer, Justin Morneau and the Twins have a great 2013!
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scratch that, I was fug from 2005-2008, i found a pic of me from 04 when i had long hair i had bleached and dyed fire red, and I was 130 pounds, fuck i was hawt
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In 2010 and 2011, IFOAM in consultation with its membership, developed a position on the use of nanotechnology in organic agriculture. The final position was approved by the IFOAM World Board in April 2011. This position is a natural development after many of IFOAM's members had already formed and sometimes published their own position, rejecting the use of nanotechnology in organic agriculture. The official IFOAM position now synthesizes these positions and provides a uniform standpoint for the organic movement.
Note: the draft IFOAM Standard presented for consultation (see OGS Courier n.4) and the IFOAM Standards Requirements (Common Objectives and Requirements of Organic Standards) also contain some requirements regarding the use of nanotechnology by organic operators.
IFOAM Position Paper on the Use of Nanotechnologies and Nanomaterials in Organic Agriculture
Additional information:
- FiBL's page on nanotechnologies.
- John Paull's paper written for the nanotechnology session organized by IFOAM at BioFach, Nuremberg in 2011.


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A year later, still missing his father desperately, Tao climbs to the top of the hundred-year-old kapok tree in front of their home, wanting to see the mountain peaks in the distance. But Tao slips and tumbles thirty feet to the courtyard below, badly breaking his leg. As Kai Ying struggles to hold her small family together in the face of this shattering reminder of her husband's absence, other members of the household must face their own guilty secrets and strive to find peace in a world where the old sense of order is falling. Once again, Tsukiyama brings us a powerfully moving story of ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances with grace and courage.


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As we get into August's hot summer nights, we hope your hot rod is bookin', not cookin'; that your ignition is sparkin', not fryin'; that the engine is pourin' it on, not packin' it in. But if you do have a problem, we're here to help. Send in your tech questions and I'll answer as many as we have room for. When e-mailing, don't forget to include Pit Stop in the subject line, as well as your real full name and town or military unit, base, or ship in the message. If you have quality digital photos of the car or problem, and if they're at least 1,600x1,200 pixels or larger in size (the larger the better), we may throw them in as well. -Marlan Davis
Holley Blower Carbs
Why is it that in articles about Roots-supercharged engines, rarely, if ever, is there any mention besides the usual "topped by a pair of Holleys?" What mods or tuning needs to be done to the carbs to run them on a 6-71 or 8-71 blower? I know that boost- or manifold-referenced carbs for these apps are now made, but blowers have been around for years before these specific carbs came around.
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Until carbs specifically calibrated for supercharger use were introduced, making a car driveable on the street was an iffy proposition. The biggest problem was the power-valve signal. A Holley carb's power valve is essentially a normally open, spring-loaded valve that is held closed by vacuum. When engine vacuum drops to a point where the spring overpowers the vacuum signal, the valve opens. For example, a 65 power valve opens when vacuum drops below 6.5 in-hg.
Unlike a naturally aspirated engine, a supercharged motor constantly sees vacuum under the carburetor (due to suction generated by rotor rotation within the blower case)-so the power valve never opens, causing a lean condition under heavy-throttle conditions. Back in the day, the crutch was to remove the power valve and jet up six to eight sizes. That worked well under full-throttle but caused the engine to be excessively rich at part-throttle and cruising speeds.
Some aftermarket carburetor modifiers began reworking the Holley's internal passages to reference the power valve to the intake manifold below the blower case, an innovation eventually incorporated on the production line by Holley in its supercharger-specific carbs. Under heavy acceleration or wide-open-throttle conditions, the power valve now sees boost and opens as it should because there is no vacuum holding it closed.
Supercharged engines obviously have higher fuel demands than an equivalent naturally aspirated engine, so Holley blower carbs are also jetted a little richer to accommodate the added demand. Some Holley supercharger carbs may additionally have different idle-feed restrictions and/or air bleeds to help accommodate the extra fuel demand.
All these mods are typical of Holley's line of supercharger carbs, which, as Holley engineer Jay McFarland puts it, are "designed so a customer can essentially bolt it on and go without having to do modifications."
Meanwhile, carburetor modifiers have continued to enhance their own proprietary blower carbs. For example, the supercharger specialists at Blower Drive Service (BDS) offer a whole series of supercharger carbs keyed to specific engines, camshafts, and applications. According to BDS owner Craig Railsback, "It's like building a wall. A 10-foot wall needs a certain level of foundation to support it. A 20-foot wall needs a higher level."
BDS recommends its Stage 1 supercharger carbs for those running cams with 220-230 degrees duration (at 0.050-inch tappet lift) or 270 degrees advertised duration. Standard carbs tend to be over-rich at idle, so BDS initially addresses the idle and transition circuitry. "The accelerator pump must also be addressed," Railsback adds. "You need to maximize the pump stroke, and bigger cams call for bigger shooters."
BDS Stage 2 carbs are applicable to cams with 250-260 degrees 0.050 duration or 290-310 degrees advertised duration. The idle bleeds and high-speed air bleeds are machined and reworked. The choke horn is milled off. New, separate, intermediate circuits are added, calibrated for the actual application the carb will be installed on. The engine displacement, boost level, fuel type and octane, vehicle profile and use, transmission, converter stall speed, rear-gear ratios, overall vehicle weight, vehicle operating altitude, and tire size all factor in to the equation, but the bottom line is BDS feels the additional circuit enhances reliability and fuel economy on vehicles that are occasionally street-driven.
Stage 3 carbs are preferred when running cams over 270 degrees at 0.050 or 310 degrees advertised. At this level, BDS' hard-core carb mods are intended for all-out competition only, with no pretense of fuel economy. Every factor has been taken into consideration. The carb is completely blueprinted, the circuits are qualified, and any manufacturing defects are corrected. The power valves are boost-referenced. Larger needle and seats are installed. Other mods suited for the individual applications are added as needed.
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Welcome to East Tennessee and The Minnis House, a small-town country inn. Located just 3.5 miles from Carson-Newman College, 5 miles from Riverglen Equestrian Park, 15 miles from Bass Pro and 35 miles from Pigeon Forge and Dollywood, we are a Christian owned and operated family business, with our fifth generation now growing up in this small community. Our comfortable inn, located in New Market, Tennessee, filled with antiques and stained glass lighting, offers four guest rooms with private baths, cable TV, and wireless internet. Guests may choose rates with a freshly prepared breakfast or a self-serve continental breakfast.
We look forward to making your stay pleasant and relaxing. Since we live on adjoining property, our guests enjoy privacy while visiting, watching television in one of our two downstairs common areas, reading books from our library, playing the piano, or when rocking on the big front porch under the ceiling fans. Having lived in this area all of our lives, we are happy to help our guests find things to do and places to see according to their interests. We're looking forward to visiting with y'all soon!
HistoryThe Minnis House (prounounced 'menace') is named for the Minnis family, citizens of our small town from the 1700s to the 1960s. Their family operated a large general store on adjoining property from 1865 to 1965. The Minnis Store offered patrons everything they needed 'from the cradle to the grave.' In the early 1900s, Minnis family members purchased this home which was built in the early 1800s. The smaller wooden structure underwent a major renovation shortly afterward, transforming it into the brick home we now call The Minnis House.After being neighbors to the home for many years, we purchased it in 2009, renovating it as a bed and breakfast inn which opened in May 2010. Since that time, we have welcomed hundreds of guests from as far away as California, New York, and Texas, as well as international guests from Brazil, England, and India.The town of New Market was once home to Frances Hodgson Burnett, famous author of The Secret Garden, Little Lord Fauntleroy, and The Little Princess (Sarah Crewe). She lived a couple of blocks from The Minnis House after moving from England to America following her father's death. Her mother's brother, living in nearby Knoxville, sent for the family to come to America by ship.While living here, Frances met her future husband, Dr. Swan Burnett. She went on to write many great novels later in life. While she lived here as a teenager, tradition tells us she picked berries from behind her house and sold them in order to purchase paper and pencils that she used to write short stories. She mailed these stories to New York, where they were published in magazines. Frances would have walked past the Minnis House on her way to the Minnis Store to purchase supplies.Although her home is not open to the public, there is a historic marker in the yard, which is located next to Houston's Mineral Well, a longtime New Market landmark. You can find more information about the well at www.houstonsmineralwater.com. New Market is also well known for the tragic New Market Train Wreck of 1904.
We host weddings, bridal and baby showers, family and school reunions, as well as meetings, private dinners and parties. We hold a restaurant license with the State of Tennesse as well as a Bed and Breakfast license. We are inspected twice each year by the Tennessee Department of Health. We are also members of the Tennessee Bed and Breakfast association.
DiningOur inn rates with a hot breakfast are $95 for two guests, or $85 for one guest for our larger upstairs rooms, and $10 less for our smaller downstairs room. Rates are less if guests choose the self-serve continental breakfast option. Discounts are given to Carson-Newman parents those bringing prospective students to campus for a tour.Complimentary snacks and beverages are provided for our guests, along with access to a refrigerator and microwave. By holding both a bed and breakfast and a restaurant license from the State of Tennessee, we are able to host private events such as weddings, baby and bridal showers, brunches, luncheons, dinners, parties, reunions and receptions for groups both small and large. On Saturday evenings, we offer a romantic candlelight dinner for an additional fee for guests staying at least two nights (Friday/Saturday or Saturday/Sunday).
LocationFor those traveling east to west across the State of Tennessee on I-40 and I-81, staying at The Minnis House will not delay your trip. Coming from the west, guests simply take Knoxville's 394 or 398 exits and drive up Hwy. 11E to New Market. Upon leaving, they take Hwy 11E to Hwy. 92, all four-lane highways that take them to I-40/81's 417 exit. Coming from the east, guests take Exit 417 and Hwy. 92 to Hwy. 11E to New Market. When leaving, they drive west on Hwy. 11E to I-40/81 exits 398 or 394.We are located 1/2 block off Hwy. 11E in New Market, a short 3 mile drive to restaurants and stores in nearby Jefferson City. Knoxville is just 20 minutes west while Morristown is 20 minutes east. The old-fashioned downtown of Dandridge, home to the Scotts Irish Festival, and Rutledge, home to the Tomato Festival, are also 20 minutes away. Lost Creek Golf course is just a mile or two away, with many other courses being within a 20 minute drive.


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Baseball - Archives 2015
The Husky Baseball program is accepting applications for a student manager position for the 2014-15 fall and spring seasons.
A year after finishing second in the Pac-12, winning 41 games and earning a trip to the NCAA Regionals for the first time in 10 years, Washington Huskies baseball ushers in a new era with 28 homes games at Husky Ballpark. In all, the Huskies are scheduled to play 56 games, featuring 17 against seven teams that participated in the 2014 NCAA tournament, including three that advanced to the Super Regionals.
This last weekend Husky Baseball players from the past and present gathered for three days of reminiscing, renewing old friendships, making new connections and even reliving their glory days.
While Major League Baseball still has a portion of its season to play, the minor leagues have wrapped up their year, with championships decided and hardware handed out. For Huskies' players in the minors, it was a banner year. Not only did a school record eight Huskies get selected in the 2014 June MLB Draft, but several careers of former Huskies took off.
Play 18 holes with fellow alumni, friends and family at the beautiful Redmond Ridge Golf Club. Start time is set for 1:30 pm and dinner will be provided at the conclusion of the event.


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Logitech Ultimate Ears 600 Noise-Isolating Earphones - Dark Silver
"should have added a cable clip , fitting is awesome , sound quality is just what i like , bass is fast , hits with a punch , really nice mids , highs are lively too . thick and dark signature , my fav sig . secoend in command of my line up , might let the xba-3 creep in between , but xba-3 lacks sound stage , come on xba-3 , being a $200 phone you can not lack sound stage . but xba sounds fine..." --suman134
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Clarice Cliff plate decorated with the cubist motif flowers and leaves of the Ravel pattern (green), produced circa 1929. This piece carries the Clarice Cliff Bizarre & Newport Potteries Ltd backstamp and is 10 inch (approx 25cm) diameter.
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More ideas were presented about what to do with the aging Champ Clark Bridge in Louisiana, Missouri.
MoDOT showed displays with several different scenarios Thursday night at a special meeting, including whether the bridge should be moved North or South of its current location, or if it should be left alone.
Project Manager Keith Killen said the Champ Clark bridge is one of MoDOT's top priorities.
"MoDOT does have something in the works as far as sales tax. If that does pass, this would be one of the projects that would be considered to use that money," Killen said.
Killen said right now they're projecting a new bridge to cost $100 million but both IDOT and MoDOT would split the cost.
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Wagner's Chord That Began Modern Music...
Richard Wagner is renowned for his monumental four-opera cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen. His music is characterised by complex textures and rich harmonies. Unusually, Wagner chose to write the music and libretto of all his stage works.
His opera Tristan und Isolde is considered by many to represent the start of modern music for the way in which it explores atonality. Some believe that one radical chord marks the precise rupture with tradition, forever dubbed the Tristan Chord.
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Back home! Thanks again for all the good wishes while I've been away; I really appreciate it. c: The giveaway is now closed, and the winner has been drawn — check your askboxes!
In the meantime, here's the cast for the HWE pageant! Left-to-right:
- Pumpkin as A Windigo
- Pound as Second Pegasus Guard (he felt a larger role was too much pressure; shame he's the only actual pegasus in the class)
- Gusty as Princess Platinum
- Sunbeam as Clover the Clever (sunbeam no we've been through this, don't you dare put that up your nose)
- Fizzy as Chancellor Puddinghead
- Gingerbread as Smart Cookie
- Twinkler as Captain Hurricane
- Spring Song as Private Pansy
Apparently "homemade costume" means way too much rickrack! At least it's easy to draw.
A Posy for the Princess
Issue: My Little Pony comic #23
Comments: Look at the size of that cake, holy—!
Procrastinate 4ever.
Ah yes! That's a good one …
Their origin is that they were enslaved in dark caves until they went blind, then regained their sight when shards of jewels were stuck in their eyes.
1986 Hasbro Toy Fair Catalog - Twinkle-Eyed ponies
These are prototypes, probably handpainted. What immediately jumps out at me is that Masquerade and Whizzer have swapped poses!
"Little girls will journey to a land where dreams come true just by gazing into a Twinkle-Eyed pony's eyes! Like precious jewels that sparkle and shine, Twinkle-Eyed ponies have eyes that beam with all the colors of the rainbow. They have beautiful hair, streaked with magical colors, in either a sleek, straight style or bouncing with fluffy curls. Each Twinkle-Eyed Pony is packaged on a blister card and comes with a comb, ribbon, and grape scented body sticker. A delightful Pony Story appears on the back of each package."