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RALEIGH, NC (AgapePress) – Sally Clarkson operates a growing ministry to home-schooling mothers worldwide called Whole Heart Ministries. Clarkson and her husband Clay co-authored Educating the Wholehearted Child. She explains that the wholehearted child understands their relationship to the world based on Biblical principals.
Although her first priority is as a full-time, stay-at-home-schooling mother, Clarkson reaches out to other home-schooling moms, as well as mothers in general through her Wholehearted Mother Conferences and Retreats.
"We talk about what God had in mind when he gave children to parents," said Clarkson. "In society the focus is on the external influences. God intended for children to look to their parents."
Clarkson has been involved in ministries and missions for over 20 years, starting with Campus Crusade for Christ in Texas and later ministering in communist Eastern Europe. She and her husband now live in Colorado with their four children, ages 5 to 16.
"I am still waiting for my teenagers to enter that 'stage' everyone talks about," said Clarkson. "I know from home schooling them, their hearts are with me, spending most of their time at home and with their family. Teaching to the wholehearted child means helping them understand their spiritual and moral base, their purpose from God, and using their stewardship to better serve Him."
Clarkson approaches home schooling as more than a solution to academic problems. She says home schooling is about training for life.
"So many of us set our sights on the areas of intellect which concern standardized tests such as the SAT," she said. "However, taking the SAT does not mean the child is ready or even able to deal with life."
Through their missions work, the Clarksons found people did not know how to view the next generation. As a result they developed a strong desire to train parents how to raise their children to live for Christ, and in 1995 Whole Heart Ministries was born out of an old Texas farmhouse.
"We knew more than anyone what we wanted to pass on to our children," said Clarkson.
Clarkson is dedicated to encouraging and equipping Christian parents to bring up their children in the training and instruction of the Lord.
"Proverbs tells us how we are all created to be pleasing to someone and to be affirmed by someone," she said. "A child in school six to seven hours a day will find affirmation through their schoolmates, who are not going to have the respect for their heart that is so important."
"We believe that God looks at the heart, which is mentioned over 800 times in the Bible."
Parents' Concern Over Education Not Just an American Trait
by Bill Fancher
(AgapePress) – The United States has not cornered the market on concerned parents. Just ask Chris Klicka of the Home School Legal Defense Association.
Home schooling is growing by leaps and bounds in America, and it is also expanding around the globe. Klicka's organization is getting contacts from all over the world as concerned parents seek help.
"The Internet seems to be bringing us all closer together, so they have [easier] access in other countries to find out about home schooling," Klicka says. "They're saying, 'Hey, this is the answer we're looking for.'"
Klicka says those parents believe home schooling is the answer to their concerns about education of their children.
"They look at their own countries' laws and it's not legal [to home school]," he says. "So they're coming to us and [asking], 'How can we have that freedom here as well?'"
Klicka says his organization is working to expand its influence in other nations where parents are crying out for help. He points to Germany as the main source of international requests about home schooling, but adds that requests from other nations are also on the increase.
(This update courtesy of Agape Press.)


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Wednesday's solar storm erupted just 21 hours after another powerful coronal mass ejection (NASA calls them CMEs) on Tuesday (Aug. 20). That solar tempest also sent billions of tons of solar particles on their way to Earth.
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Maybe there's something to this Bear Dance after all
While I have a very keen interest in the beliefs of Lassen County's indigenous people, I've never been one to randomly celebrate the rites of any religion, especially one that is so foreign to me.
According to Morales, the Bear Dance got its name from a group of Hudson Bay trappers who saw Indians in the Honey Lake Valley dancing with a bear hide in the 1830s. But in the Maidu tradition, the annual spring ritual actually goes all the way back to the beginning of time when the Worldmaker traveled through Lassen County preparing the world for the human beings who would soon follow him and eventually inhabit this place.
Blame it on my girlfriend, Cindie. Yeah, I was happy to just lounge on one of the huge log benches that ring the area used for the Bear Dance and watch the ceremony unfold. When we heard everyone was welcome to participate, Cindie said she wanted to dance. I told her to go ahead. She said she wouldn't dance unless I did. I told her I was staying put. She frowned.
Blame it on the Indian who encouraged all of us to join in the dance. Several Native Americans gathered the would be dancers together into several circles, starting with the youngest and the smallest at the center, the oldest and the tallest around the outside.
"Come on," he yelled at Cindie and me as we sat firmly planted on our bench. "Come on!" His call was irresistible. All at once, and for no real reason I can readily ascertain, I jumped up and said, "Let's go," to Cindie. We joined the circle.
Blame it on the wormwood, a medicine plant used by the Honey Lake Maidu. Every dancer holds a sprig of wormwood in his hand. Cindie told me she'd smelled that sweet smell many times when she'd been hiking in the woods, but she never knew what it was. I know I've smelled it, too. Some dancers stuck wormwood leaves up their noses, but I passed on that practice.
Blame it on the dancers. As a rule, Native American dancers don't like to have their photograph taken. I've heard it's because they believe that photographic images can steal their power or their spirit. Photography is strictly forbidden during all the Bear Dance ceremonies. It's obvious everyone involved in the Bear Dance takes this ritual very seriously. The ground is blessed long before the ceremony even begins and the purification rituals at the site continue for days.
Several groups of Native American dancers clad in traditional attire dance to further prepare the site the day of the dance. The intensity in their eyes and in their movements is unmistakable. They're not putting on a show for anyone. Clearly they know they are serving an undeniable purpose.
Blame it on the singers. Perhaps I should have learned the words to the Bear Dance song, but I did not. It's a single line repeated hypnotically over and over during the dance. Before we could actually do the Bear Dance, we had to practice.
As the inside circle of dancers moves clockwise, the next circle of dancers moves counterclockwise. Then the next circle of dancers moves clockwise again. And so on. Each dancer holds the hands of the dancers along side him or her to form a perfect unbroken circle.
The dance itself is pretty simple. The dancers stomp their feet in rhythm to the song and with every other beat they throw both their arms high into the air.
Blame it on the clackers. As the song is sung and the dancers dance, two or three Native Americans beat on two strips of wood. Their tank-tank-tank-tank sound provides the basic beat of the dance. We dancers practice several rounds. After a few minutes, I guess the hodge-podge collection of dancers — Native and non-native people, the very young and the very old, hippies and lawyers, anthropologists and ditch diggers, believers and non-believers and everyone in between — can satisfactorily perform the dance. Finally, we're ready to begin the dance for real.
Blame it on the flag. When the Worldmaker passed through our area preparing the world for humans, he gathered all the animals together. The rattlesnake did not want to participate and the Worldmaker stepped on his head. That's why rattlesnakes have flattened heads to this day. Separate from the circles of dancers, a Native American dances and carries a flag made of maple bark tassels that represents the rattlesnake. The flag resembles a rattlesnake's rattle. Through the ritual, hopefully the rattlesnake will be calmed so he won't harm the Native Americans gathering acorns from underneath the oak trees this year. Through the ritual, the dancers also acknowledge the rattlesnake's right to exist.
Blame it on the bear. The bear was the other animal who didn't want to participate in the Worldmaker's gathering long ago. The Worldmaker grabbed the bear by the tail and ripped it off. That's why bears only have a short tail to this day. As the circles of dancers move in opposite directions, the flag and another Native American covered with the bearskin move in the space between the circles. The bear dancer mimics the movements of a real bear. The dancers rub the wormwood on the bear dancer as he passes by so the bear may be calmed and not be so aggressive toward humans this year. As with the rattlesnake, the ritual also acknowledges the bear's right to exist as well.
Blame it on the sun. Rain threatened all morning and during the free meal of roast beef, acorn soup, sweet corn, salad, beans and bread prepared for all the participants. The beef was cooked underground on a bed of coals for 14 hours in the traditional manner.
The Bear Dance is a spring ritual in which the dancers celebrate the new year and help with the world's renewal and rebirth. Just before the Bear Dance began, the sun broke through the clouds. It felt warm, and as I danced I broke into a sweat.
When the flag and the bear break through a circle of dancers the music and the dancers stop for a moment. When the music begins again, the dancers, the flag and the bear resume the dance, but the circles of dancers spin in the opposite directions.
Blame it on me. Forgiveness plays an important role in the Bear Dance.
"If you have hard feelings or any animosity toward your brother or sister, you should stay away from the Bear Dance," Morales said. "You should leave your bad feelings at the highway or stay away."
During one of the breaks in the dancing, I lifted my gaze to the heavens and asked for forgiveness. Of course, such prayers are always reciprocal if they're real, and I gave an equal measure of forgiveness as well.
Blame it on the creek. After the flag and the bear have moved through every circle of dancers, the outside circle is broken and all the dancers follow the flag and the bear to the creek. At water's edge, the dancers wash themselves with the wormwood to symbolize the washing away of sins and the renewal of life for another year. When they are done washing themselves, the wormwood is tossed in the creek and carried away.
When the dance was over I felt strangely satisfied and content. I'm glad I participated, and I just might join in again next year.
Blame it on the Bear Dance.
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In addition to my gender and marital status, being Arab but not Egyptian shaped my interaction with people. First, I was not associated in any way with the Egyptian government. People were not hesitant to express antigovernment feelings and discuss various "illegal" issues such as drugs, gangs, and prostitution. Second, I was really surprised to see people who had spent between twenty and thirty years in Cairo identifying with me because "we are all strangers in this city." Third, questions asked by informants about Jordan and how life there compared with certain aspects of life in Egypt taught me a lot about what informants regarded as important and unique to life in Cairo. They repeatedly brought up marriage, the housing shortage, and the transportation system in discussions with me and my relatives when asking about life in Jordan.[9] Still, being non-Egyptian left me vulnerable to political changes. With the increasing number of armed attacks and the attempts to blame outsiders for these attacks, I often felt insecure about how people would react to my presence. Religion, however, was of greater importance than nationalism in shaping my relationships with many people in al-Zawiya.
When I planned my fieldwork, religion was not one of the topics that interested me. But I realized its significance as soon as I arrived in al-Zawiya. The emphasis on praying and performing religious duties, wall and car decorations, the importance of the mosque in bringing people together, the role of Muslim activists in providing various services, and the tension between Muslims and Christians were all signs that signaled the significance of religion in daily life. One of the first questions people always asked was about my religion and if my husband and I performed our religious duties. Each time I answered that I was a Muslim, Muslims expressed relief and repeated "al-hamdu lillah" (thanks be to God). I was politely asked by my first informants to wear a scarf to be able to "blend" into the community, especially when going with women to local markets and mosques. This was particularly important because I was married and the scarf was needed to distinguish me from Christian women. The fact that I was strongly identified as a Muslim allowed me to go to the mosque and facilitated my interaction with Muslims. However, it restricted my
Even though people tolerated not praying, it was totally unacceptable not to fast. Like the others, I fasted during Ramadan and prayed throughout the month. I also occasionally attended the Friday prayer as well as weekly lessons in local mosques. Being a "Muslim" in al-Zawiya, however, was not an easy task. I soon discovered that there were many subtle differences between what I had learned as a child in Jordan and what people practiced in al-Zawiya. Although I used to pray on a regular basis while growing up, it was in al-Zawiya that I attended the mosque for the first time in my life. I was not sure what I was supposed to do. At first, I thought that it was sufficient, as the informant who invited me to go with her to perform the Friday prayer suggested, to imitate other people who were praying, but soon I realized that there were other things that I needed to take into consideration. On a couple of occasions, I felt very embarrassed because other women praying corrected the way I bent my knees and stretched my hands. That embarrassed me because it happened in front of other people and because I thought that "I knew the right way" to pray. One of the sources of my pride when I was ten years old was the fact that my teacher used me as a "model" to teach other students how to pray. Because I was one of the few students who had learned to pray at an early age, the religion teacher used to call me to her various classes to pray on the table in front of the whole class. To my astonishment, in al-Zawiya, my way of praying was not "correct." One woman even said that I "prayed like a frog" because my hands where separated when I was bowing down (sujoud). On another occasion, a woman scolded me because I did not move quickly to secure a space for another worshiper who was trying to fit in the line with us. For me, there was no space, and the line behind us was totally empty. In the mosque, I learned later, we should stand as close to each other as possible to prevent the devil from entering among us and dividing our unity. These incidents brought to my attention the important role of religion in disciplining bodies and souls and in constructing collective identities and reinforcing gender inequalities. Discourses circulating in the mosque also informed people's attempts to appropriate modern discourses and objects and their discussions of mundane issues such as wearing wedding bands, watching TV, and obeying one's husband. Religion thus became central to my research and understanding of people's daily struggles.


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I remember going to confession when I was a kid. At the time, I was going to a private school in Baltimore. And I remember how difficult it was as a kid to think of all my "sins" and confess them to the priest. Sometimes I felt like I had to make up something just so I had something to confess!
Today, this isn't the case. I'm not catholic, but I still confess, but not in the same way.


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Does Charity Car Donation Still Make Sense Under Tougher IRS Rules?
When my aging Nissan Sentra began to need several hundred dollars' worth of repairs every few months, I considered donating the once trusty blue sedan to charity. I knew of several pet charities that would be grateful. Besides, donating a car seemed so much easier than selling it. No fixing it up. No phone calls. No Tom, Dick and Harriet knocking at my door — or standing me up on a Sunday morning as I waited for Godot.
The biggest incentive, though, came from the tax deduction. At the time, the IRS was allowing donors to deduct the "fair market value" of the donated car from their taxes. So donating the Nissan, whose market value was about $2,400, meant $792 off my taxes (assuming a 33-percent tax bracket). Every year, more than a million Americans donated their cars just like this.
Too good to be true Unfortunately, whether through ignorance, confusion or greed, a substantial percentage of car donors have been deducting the full "suggested retail price" — what a dealer would get for reselling your trade-in — instead of the fair market value. That's far more than the IRS had intended, costing the government millions in lost tax revenue.
The charities weren't making much, either. Most of the donated cars were sold by the charities for a pittance at auction, and middlemen who administered the programs on behalf of the charities took a large percentage of those meager profits.
So in 2005, the IRS changed the rule. From then on, if your car is valued at more than $500, the deduction is limited to the charity's actual selling price. The donor must attach a statement of sale to the tax return in order to receive the deduction. (The charity is obligated to provide the statement within 30 days.) You are not entitled to know the deduction amount before donating your car.
That leaves most donors in the dark — and may leave some businesses and charities in the red.
Good for government = bad for business? Taron Reeves owns America's Car Donation Charities Center, one of many commercial fundraisers that give a percentage of profits to their charity members. Donations through Reeves' company went down 30-35 percent after the new law went into effect. What's worse, his overall profits have dropped a full 50 percent, as owners of "higher-value cars" — anything more than $2,000-$3,000 — stayed away in droves.
Since the average car that Car Donations Charities Center now receives for charity is valued at only $250-$300, Reeves has had to cut back on his overhead and expenses to maintain his non-profit business. A native Texan, Reeves says he now has to work a little smarter and a little faster than he used to; nevertheless, he remains undaunted.
"There are lots of cars out there," he said. "I look at one that's sitting in someone's yard, waiting to be donated and say, 'That's a $50 bill just flapping in the wind right there.'
"As long as we can accommodate the donor and not lose money for the charity, we'll do it."
As one door closes, another opens Since the biggest loss for consumers is for those who own higher-value used cars, should they give up hope of donating? Not at all. Although the IRS has closed the loophole in the law, there is still a way to deduct full market value of your vehicle: If the charity uses the car itself to further its specific purpose.
For example, the nonprofit organization 1-800-Charity Cars refurbishes donated cars and provides them directly to the economically disadvantaged. Its goal is to help the needy and welfare-dependent to become stable, self-sufficient, tax-paying citizens.
"We've been going gangbusters," said CEO Brian Menzies. "We've given away cars for free to people in almost every state in the union, including Alaska and Hawaii."
In contrast to charities whose actual mission doesn't involve cars, Charity Cars has seen a 50-percent increase in donations this year. Because owners of higher-value used cars are now turning to his organization, Menzies says, "The quality of the cars has been phenomenal." Cars that aren't roadworthy are auctioned off to pay for repairing the cars that go to struggling families.
Note that the fair market value, in this case, must be determined by the donor. The government warns that, "The fair market value of the taxpayer's car may be substantially different from the 'Blue Book' value." Lower, that is. Edmunds' TMV Used Vehicle Appraiser provides an accurate valuation report of what a used car sells for in your specific neighborhood. This can be used at tax time and in the event of an audit.
Doing the math So if you've got a car with a market value of $1,000 that you're looking to unload, you have four options.
1. Donate it to a standard charity that has 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status with the IRS. The letter you receive will state the amount it was sold for — far less than the market value. Say it's sold at auction for $250. There is a special rule that could apply if your car was sold for less than $500. If you get a written acknowledgement from the charity that meets the IRS requirements, you can claim a deduction of the fair market value or $500-whichever is less. We recommend you check out the IRS' donor information guide for more details.
2. Trade it in on a new car — never a great deal. Dealers are never excited to get people's old beater cars as trade-ins, although a late-model luxury or Japanese car might fetch a reasonable price. But dealers often use your trade-in to jiggle the terms of your new car purchase or lease, so you have to be pretty savvy not to get taken advantage of. (If you go this route, be sure to see Trading In Your Used Car first.) If you traded in that $1,000 car, you'd be lucky to get $700.
3. Donate it to an organization such as Charity Cars, which uses the car as part of its stated cause. This allows you to deduct the car using Edmunds.com's True Market ValueSM. Using the 33-percent tax bracket again, that means $1,000 x 33% = $330 in your pocket.
4. Sell it privately for around its full market value of $1,000. Though it's generally the harder road, this is what we recommend. The advent of Internet sites such as Autotrader and eBay Motors can make it much easier, though it depends if your car is in demand.
A word of caution: When it comes to tax deductions, there's more to it than your tax bracket. For example, you can't take advantage of a car donation at all unless you itemize your taxes. Other factors include your income, need for deductions, and the car's value. A certified accountant can help you decide if donating is in your best interest, or you can ask the IRS at (800) 829-1040.
So what did I do? Being the savvy Edmunds user, I knew I would be best served by selling it myself. Doing so was somewhat inconvenient and a bit strange. I literally became a "used car salesman" for a couple of weeks as I illustrated the car's features and benefits to total strangers.
In the end, though, I got $2,300 for the car, and I didn't have to worry about special IRS forms. I had sufficient money to reward my efforts and enough left over for the charity of my choice — far more than it would have received had I donated the car directly. Like so much else in life, the least convenient choice is often the most profitable.


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September '10 – Week 3 – Thursday Dinner/Entree (to be served with green beans.)
Chicken Cordon Bleu, which means 'blue ribbon' in French, is a classic roulade. This simply means that the meat has been rolled up around a filling. In this case, it's tender ham and swiss cheese. My husband loves Chicken Cordon Bleu, and though my search for the perfect recipe marches on, this one is pretty darn good.
4-6 Chicken Breasts, beaten into thin paillards with a tenderizer or heavy pan
Thinly sliced Ham and Swiss Cheese
Salt & Pepper to taste
1/4 C Flour
1 C Panko
2 Eggs
2 t Water
Fresh Thyme
1 t Olive Oil
Preheat oven to 350°.
Lay out slices of ham and cheese on the chicken breasts, being careful to leave a margin around the outside so the breast can be sealed and no cheese will escape while baking. Tucking in the sides of the roll, roll up tightly, taking care to squeeze and seal up edges as you do. Employ toothpicks for the cooking process if they will not stay rolled up. This may become an issue especially during the breading process.
Season the flour with salt and pepper in a shallow dish. Dredge each chicken log in the flour mixture. Beat together eggs and water, dip each log in the egg mixture. Combine panko, oil and thyme, with salt and pepper. Gently roll each log in the breadcrumbs.
Bake in a baking dish for 20 minutes or until cooked through and golden brown.


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Maps - We Can Create
NME.COM feature on Maps - We Can Create album including album review, artwork, tracks, listen now, tour dates, discography and more.
Album Review
Release date: 23 April 2007
Maps: We Can Create
Bedroom dreamer wakes up and makes dazzling LP before breakfast
A hell of a lot of daydreamers lie around in their bedrooms imagining the day they will become a star. Not just a pop puppet mind, a credible act respected and loved by all and sundry. But rather than just smoke endless amounts of weed and prattle on incessantly about how he "could do what Radiohead, have done, easily", Maps (aka James Chapman) took a more proactive approach – he...
- May 16, 2007
Tracklisting click track to read more
- So Low, So High
- You Don't Know Her Name
- Elouise
- It Will Find You
- Glory Verse
- Liquid Sugar
- To The Sky
- Back And Forth
- Lost My Soul
- Don't Fear
- When You Leave
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The natural successors to Sigur Ros take the dream out of pop
- Sep 25, 2009
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in consequence of the missive, FW and FW, penned by Margaret C
Thank you for posting this Margaret C. Francis Austen's report makes a vivid and exciting read - like something from a Patrick O'Brien novel. This gives us a brief glimpse into the reality of life at sea during the Napoleonic wars - what a contrast with the atmosphere in Elizabeth Elliott's elegant drawing room! I see a contrast too between the men for whom this was their workaday reality, and creatures like Sir Walter and Mr Elliott, who look pallid by comparison (and I'm not just referring to sun-tan). Perhaps the nature life at sea does something to explain the informality and the strength of the friendships we see among the Naval men ashore in 'Persuasion'. |
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Saturday, June 2, 2012
Small Town Traffic and Sights on Country Road
Rained last night
the temperature at present very cool
like 50.
It is delightful to me and well aware heat will start returning tomorrow.
One of the joys of living in a rural area use to be not having much traffic on the road
Not the case lately as the roads were filled with vehicles on my trip to town yesterday morning..
I wondered "where have all the people come from and where are they going in such a hurry?"
It seems I am accomplishing less lately.
Use to be on the road for the town trips by 8:00, and now it is later.
As I hurry to leave my cottage and finally get on the road
I wonder why am I always in a hurry?
In past years I thought if I was on time for an appointment that I was late.
Always arrived 15 minutes early.
Now it seems I hurry and arrive just on time and with my mindset - I think I am late.
To do list was not completed and will try and leave at my early time one morning.
Did manage stop at one small market, purchased truck license, post office, fuel in truck and bank stop.
Returning home and down my country road the sides of the road are filled with Queen Ann's Lace - have tried growing them in my garden
for years with no success. May try again....
For long stretches the wild orange lilies are lovelier then ever.
Fields of green lawn like wheat just weeks ago are now golden and ready for harvest.
Came across a turtle in the middle of the road and stopped to take his picture thinking of his
beautiful colors.
He sure was dirty - looked like he had been in mud hole.
I am having thoughts of not cutting grass as you come down my gravel driveway or on the road in front of my property. Want to encourage the wild flowers to grow. I know that was my intention when I moved back to the country and seems I just started cutting and grooming and now it looks
like the city and I do not like it.
A new country eating place has opened on the winding road and the scent of the wood and the meat cooking over the coals is so enticing.
It lured me to stop and inspect their menu
Rarely eat like this at present time but sometime might pick up a plate of tenderloin to go.
I inquired if the side of cold slaw was home made and not purchased in a bag and mixed
I was told they grate the cabbage. That is a plus from me as I remember my mother's slaw
and how she would grate the cabbage and chop other ingredients to put in it. Lately I cannot
hold part of the cabbage to grate but she did in 80 plus years. I do not think many people do
this anymore.
Special friends that read my sharing and my children and grandchildren - peaceful weekend wishes are sent out to you from one who lives at
the edge of the wood...
Images did not download in the order I wanted them too
but will not mess of this post redoing it :)
14 comments:
- sallysmom said...
I love that picture of the turtle. Was he muddy all over?
Sallysmom - June 2, 2012 at 7:34 AM
- BlondeMomBlog (Jamie) said...
I think that is a snapping turtle! Also I don't think I've ever made homemade coleslaw in my life. How sad is that. ;)
- June 2, 2012 at 7:37 AM
- One Woman's Journey - a journal being written from Woodhaven - her cottage in the woods. said...
sallysmom - dirty all over :)
my daughter said he looked like a snapping turtle - I did not try to move as I was standing in the middle of road and sure did not want an approaching car to come around the corner.
My Jamie, you might be correct. Nothing like homemade.... - June 2, 2012 at 7:45 AM
- judemiller1 said...
I love the idea of the wildflowers. When I had my plans for a home in the woods--I wasn't going to mow anything. Just let the "lawn" area around the house remain wild and have long troughs built into my long cement patio (in back of house) for veggies and flowers.
- June 2, 2012 at 8:30 AM
- the wild magnolia said...
Your countryside is lush with variety, I love that.
When you find a jam up restaurant, specializing in good meat cooked to perfection, take advantage. I have a feeling this place serves good food.
I do make homemade coleslaw. We love cole slaw.
Do hope this weeks end gives you pleasure. Be well.
Take care of you.
((hugs)) - June 2, 2012 at 10:10 AM
- Tabor said...
yes, it is a snapping turtle and glad you did not try to pick him up! They love the mud. You may find a food processor could cut wedges of cabbage for you if you want coleslaw. But a head of cabbage makes a lot of coleslaw.
- June 2, 2012 at 12:19 PM
- mel said...
I have never seen a turtle like that - thanks for sharing!
- June 2, 2012 at 12:44 PM
- One Woman's Journey - a journal being written from Woodhaven - her cottage in the woods. said...
Judy, Sandy and Mel, thanks for visiting.
Tabor, I have a food processor and guess I just wanted to do it the old fashion way - and cannot :) - June 2, 2012 at 5:07 PM
- Darlene said...
Your pictures are lovely, Ernestine.
- June 2, 2012 at 6:12 PM
- lil red hen said...
I enjoyed "our" trip into town and seeing the snapping turtle and wild flowers. I have grown Queen Anne's Lace in my flower beds. Let the blooms dry, then just toss them in the beds and forget them. Next spring they should come up on their own.
- June 2, 2012 at 7:39 PM
- Pauline said...
read your comment at tabor's site and popped in to read your words here. your lifestyle sounds a little bit like heaven, as does that pie!
- June 2, 2012 at 8:39 PM
- One Woman's Journey - a journal being written from Woodhaven - her cottage in the woods. said...
Darlene, thank you so much for visiting. Charlotte, I will gather some of the flowers when they dry out and sprinkle the seeds in my garden - never thought of this - thank you.
Pauline, thank you for visiting. - June 3, 2012 at 7:26 AM
- joared said...
Your pictures and commentary are actually calming - lovely flowers.
Definitely, that's a snapper -- good thing you didn't try to pick it up if you didn't know how to avoid mouth. - June 3, 2012 at 9:09 PM
- One Woman's Journey - a journal being written from Woodhaven - her cottage in the woods. said...
Joarad - thank you for visiting.
The calmness from small town and country living - I need :) - June 4, 2012 at 7:41 AM


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Target to Debut Limited-Edition Home Fashion with Dror
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Target this month will launch an exclusive limited-edition collection of bedding, decorative accessories and stationery designed by Dror Benshetrit.
The Dror for Target program will reflect Benshetrit's multi-functional design sense and space-saving innovations.
The collection will include comforters, quilts, sheets and tapestries in shades of brown, raspberry, plum and aqua with textures and patterns that can be mixed and matched. The decorative accessories selection includes removable wall decals, a clock, lamps, a side table and a nesting bookcase. Stationery items include file folders, sketchbook and mini composition books that are emblazoned with modern graphics.
Many products collapse, fold away or serve multiple functions. Bedding is reversible and throw pillows are double-sided to maximize looks. Pricing ranges from 99 cents for mini composition books to $89.99 for a nesting bookshelf.
"Target continues to provide smart living storage solutions that add graphic appeal to the home," said Gina Sprenger, senior vice president of merchandising, Target.
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Ground Thaw
Geographer Christopher Burn explains why permafrost is thawing
- By Anne Casselman
- Smithsonian.com, January 28, 2008, Subscribe
(Page 2 of 2)
Does this all stem from climate change then?
Nobody will stick their neck out and say with 100 percent certainty it's this or that.
In the mid-70s we began to develop computer models that suggested that as greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere increased there would be consequences for the behavior of the climate. And we're now seeing those predictions reach maturity and become evident.
As an ordinary person, you have to think about whether they got this right by some sort of fluke, or whether we actually have some fundamental understanding that is contained in those scientific models that is being verified or vindicated.
I understand that early records of permafrost from your study areas originate from government and industry data collected in the 60s and 70s. Was climate change on these people's minds then?
In general, when these measurements were made in the western Arctic in the late 60s and early 70s, the purpose was to characterize permafrost conditions, because people were drilling wells to prepare for oil and gas development. So that was the reason rather than an appreciation of climate change and its environmental consequences. I think in the late 60s, in my field, climate change was not on the radar screen, except for considerations related to the ice ages and other global shifts in climate over geologic time.
So on whose radar screen did it first pop up?
One of the grandfathers of the science of climate change was a man called Hubert H. Lamb. He was a British fellow. And I can remember one of the things he did was to read ship's logs from Elizabethan times. He would try to reconstruct the weather and climate around the coast of the British Isles nearly 500 years ago and show that it wasn't the same was what people experience today.
Would you have predicted the change you've witnessed in the Arctic landscape?
The only comment I would make is that I've been surprised, particularly in the last five years, at the rate of change in the landscape.
What have the past 24 years of work taught you to expect from the next 24?
As our great climate change experiment continues, I am sure we will learn much about the behavior of northern ecosystems. Unfortunately, we may wish we had known some things earlier and had been able to prevent certain events that have come to pass.
A great challenge of science is to anticipate the future and suggest a likely range of future conditions, for the earth is too complex to allow definitive prediction over long time scales.
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Jane Orie lawyer files list of appealable issues in case
September 19, 2012 8:27 AMThe attorney for former state Sen. Jane Orie filed paperwork Tuesday listing what he considers appealable issues in her case.
In the filing with the Allegheny County Department of Court Records, attorney William Costopoulos alleges 12 errors on the part of Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Jeffrey A. Manning.
Among the issues Mr. Costopoulos includes is one that he attempted to take before the appellate courts last year -- that Orie could not be retried after the trial in 2011 because the proceedings were barred based on double jeopardy.
"The retrial should have been barred on state and federal double jeopardy grounds because the trial court lacked the 'manifest necessity' to delcare a mistrial while the jury was deliberating in the first trial," Mr. Cosotpoulos wrote.
Judge Manning rejected the argument last year, and the state Supreme Court refused to hear the case.
Orie's attorney also claims that Judge Manning erred by not removing the Allegheny County District Attorney's office from trying the case because of either a conflict of interest or personal animus.
Mr. Costopoulos argued all along in the prosecution that the case against Orie was brought by District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala Jr. because of a political feud between their families. Judge Manning forbade the defense from raising the issue at trial.
Other complaints listed in the filing include that the judge failed to suppress evidence; that the state's conflict of interest statute is unconstitutionally vague and overbroad; that the judge erred in ordering more than $110,000 in restitution for legal fees incurred by the senate Republican Caucus; and that there was not sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Orie was responsible for the forged documents submitted at evidence during her first trial.
District Attorney spokesman Mike Manko said: "All of the issues being raised have already been litigated and found to be without legal and/or evidentiary support. Raising the same issues again and placing them in capital letters doesn't change that."
Orie, 51, is being held at the State Correctional Institution at Cambridge Springs serving a 2-1/2 to 10 year sentence. She was found guilty by a jury of theft of services, forgery and ethics violations for using her legislative staff to campaign for her.
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At Ogilvy, Maria works on a variety of accounts, including Merck, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, and the CDC's Inside Knowledge campaign.
Prior to working at Ogilvy, Maria managed the social marketing accounts at Equals Three Communications, Inc. As an account coordinator, she provided administrative support for campaigns and research for clients such as NeighborWorks America, the National Academy of Public Administration and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
In April 2009, Maria was selected as a media analyst intern for StrategyOne, the research consultancy owned by Edelman. For six months, she worked as a part of a client-focused team to produce qualitative data and daily media monitoring for a variety of clients such as Microsoft, SunTrust, Johnson & Johnson, Starbucks and Scotts. She also uses her communications skills as a volunteer with a number of health-related non-profit organizations such as the Alzheimer's Association, American Diabetes Association and the Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Maria holds a bachelor's degree in Mass Communications from Virginia Union University and a master's degree in Strategic Public Relations from Virginia Commonwealth University. She is an active member of Washington Women in PR and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and is a native of Virginia Beach, Virginia.


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An extraordinary journey into the underwater world of the whale. Moby Dick is a book made mythic by its whale; but the reverse is also true. After Melville published his book in 1851, no one saw whales in quite the same way again. Melville created a modern myth out of an already legendary... read more
The sad and tragic history of how we came to know the whale
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Worth Watching Lite
100,000 - 500,000 downloads
- Useful
- Easy to use
- Very complete
- Nothing special
+ By Moubry Mobile, Inc.
Useful tool that helps you know if a movie is worth watching
Worth Watching is an Android film application that uses Rotten Tomatoes score and creates lists. In the menu, you can access to Now Playing, where all the current movies are listed, the top box office, the ones that will come out soon and even the dvd releases, all movies with their score from the critics and users of Rotten Tomatoes.
If you tap on one of the movies you'll have access to all the information about it, including the reviews and technical aspects.
In Settings, you can change the Start Screen, which can be a good idea if you only want to take a look at the Top Box Office List, for example. Also, you can search for the specific movie you want to take a look at and see if it's worth watching or not.
Moubry Mobile, Inc. is the developer of Worth Watching Lite and its paid version if you want an ad-free version. Recommended: useful, easy to use and with a good design.
This app was featured in one of our videoreviews. Watch it here.
- Search movies
- View Top Box Office, Now Playing, and Opening Soon Movies
- View new DVD Releases
- Rotten Tomatoes critic and audience scores
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This version of the app is free and contains ads. If you prefer an ad-free experience, please check out the paid version. Just search the market for "Worth Watching".
Send feedback or feature requests to email@example.com
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Some lists where this application appears: Reviewed by Anna Grace.
This is the best app for Rotten Tomatoes that I've tried. I just wish it had a few more features like being able to see / sort all the reviews. Sometimes I like to just look at the rotten ones to see what the critics were griping about. I also would like
Rotten tomatoes in hand
Not enough features. Doesn't even distinguish between genres.
The black background and gray lettering makes it hard to read. Also when displaying a preview of critic reviews, I wish it gave me their rating, instead of me having to click on individual reviews to read full article. Uninstalled.
I don't like it at all.....
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photos: HBOYou know what people forget about Samantha Jones/Kim Cattrall? She is freakin' beautiful. And aging amazingly. And was consistently the funniest, most daring, and often most empowering part of SATC. Much has been written by scholars bigger than I about this character's independence, professional power, sexual liberation and the impact it has had on our society. Basically I just love her. I love how comfortable she always seemed in her body, I love how she was never subjugated, how she was never judgmental, how she threw men around, but always took care of her friends. Let's face it, I also love what she wore. After the jump, some of the best.
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I would never know what to do with yellow, black and orange, but on her? It's hot.
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During her lesbian period, looking gorgeous in a pretty patterned dress.
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I feel like they called each other before they left the house:
"Is today stripes day?"
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See, this is how one should pull off a basic button-down.
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I don't condone fur, but let's pretend it's faux and admire her awesome flip-hair.
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