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We celebrate mother,s day on Saturday night. The music were LOUD. We sat at the back and the music were still screaming loud. We could not hold a conversation across our table. Services was fine. Food were good, especially the calamari and the buffalo wings. The pizza is always good here. The choices for drinks were good.
This place fits well into the quaint, trendy village of Dundee. The employees make you feel like they have known and waited on you as a regular, even when it may be their first time serving you. The owner is always around talking and checking on the food, and I even watched him take out several loads of trash, which shows his focus is on making that place run. For the type of food, specialty pizzas and related fare, it is excellent, as good as I've had. Only giving food 4 stars because it does not rank up there with the best food I've ever had. Prices are very reasonable. You will not be disappointed. I dont drink but they seemed to have a nice and trendy drink and wine assortment.
My family and I had a wonderful experience at Pitch for Mother's Day brunch. Our server was attentive, friendly, and great with our kids. The food was well-crafted and delicious. I have been to Pitch for lunch and dinner and have always had a good experience, but wasn't sure about bringing the kids in. We felt welcome and enjoyed our experience. Thanks!
What a fabulous restaurant! This is our third visit to Pitch because we have always loved their gourmet pizzas and salads! This time we decided to try a couple of appetizers also. We were all so impressed with the rosemary wings & artichoke appetizer! Both came with wonderful sauces that we just couldn't get enough of! We live and Lincoln and don't mind the drive because the food and service are always exceptional!
Yummy pizza, energetic ambiance, fun atmosphere. Not the place for intimate conversations.
I really enjoyed Pitch - the food was phenomenal, the service was fantastic! My only complaint - it was EXTREMELY loud. Other than that I would recommend any of the pizzas or salads to anyone I know.
The menu at Pitch was unique and not overwhelming. Everything looked great, so it was difficult to choose. The pizza combinations were out of the ordinary, and they offered gluten-free crust, which is hard to find. Great drink choices, yummy sangria and a fun atmosphere made it an enjoyable experience. I can't wait to go back and try something new!
There is a reason that Pitch is always busy, always has lines of people waiting to get in (they do take reservations) and are always talking about what a good time people have there...THE FOOD IS AMAZING! They have a great wine list with amazing pricing and their specialty drinks are delicious. The best deal is on Mondays and Tuesdays when they have a pizza and bottle of wine for $25. If anyone hasn't been to the Dundee area and eaten at Pitch, they need to experience this wonderful, fun place!
Great place for a fun time! Energetic crowd and awesome staff!
Pitch has become a favorite restaurant for our family. We enjoy the many unique pizza options and the "chop salad" and brussel sprouts are outstanding! We highly recommend Pitch to our friends and the Dundee neighborhood just can't be beat...
Noisy environment at dinner....but worth it- try the arugula salad!
Very fun spot. Lively, lot going on, not for a quiet night. Perfect for groups.
perfect setting and atmosphere. Interesting menu. Great service.
We dine at Pitch quite often. Their $30 bottle of wine and a pizza special is a great deal. The Mia pizza is the best. The meatball appetizer is wonderful and the service is top notch. It is always busy so make reservations. Willy has another winner on his hands!!!
It was our second time at Pitch and I had set the reservation for my family (who had never been there). They all loved it! Pizza was great, perfectly cooked...calamari apps were great as well! My dad had the halibut sandwich and said he'd definitely go back there again and order that...but then tried a piece of pizza and couldn't decide which was better. We all had different types of salads as well and everyone was raving about those even...its a SALAD, haha. We didn't do any wine this time around, but when we did Dean took care of us. The service at Pitch is truly what has made it a 5 star experience both times I have been there. Very friendly and attentive wait staff!
The biggest downside is ring willing to try new things because I love my favorites so much! The shroom pizza is amazing! This time we had the cold melon soup and I can't stop thinki h about it! It was incredible. My one complaint is that it is very I convenient that you won't split checks. For this reason only, I would not recommend for groups.
This was our first visit to Pitch! We tried the 'shrooms pizza (excellent flavor), the spaghetti and meatballs (wonderful sauce) and the special seafood pasta (Light cream sauce with very fresh tasting seafood). All of the items were excellent. We will definitely return.
One of our favorite spots to go to in Omaha. Be it girls night out, or date night, I love going to Pitch. The ambience is perfect, dimly lit and inviting. The menu has enough on it to please any palate without being so overwhelmed with choices. I have eaten most of the appetizers, love the truffle fries and olive bowl, the meatballs are also a great one to order. The Shroom pizza is by far what we order the most. It's just plain awesome! My husband also is in love with the Mia.
Food was good as well as the service. My only issue is that it is way too loud to carry on a conversation without raising your voice
I have been here many times and the food is outstanding. The service is great, the staff are friendly and attentive. The drinks contain the appropriate amount of alcohol. This is a great place and Willie has done it again.
We had reservations but stil had to wait 15-20 min.
Hip vibe and felt like we were in Chicago. Service was excellent. Food was fabulous.
We had a great time and our waitress was fabulous!
Three friends and I checked out Pitch on a Tuesday around 7:45. I'm glad I made reservations! The place was hopping which is great to see, but we had to wait for a table even though we had a reservation because it was so busy. It's also very loud in there. I love Pitch. The food is great. It's real and delicious. But had I known it was going to be that busy that night, I might have gone somewhere else. It was really hard to have a conversation in there with my three friends. The rush began funneling out about 30 minutes later and it was easier to enjoy each other.
Took us a little while to get seated even with our reservation (people didn't leave after happy hour:0)) but the service was very good - very helpful to all of us as it was our 1st time there. One family was about 45 minutes late but that didn't rattle our server at all. He was very accommodating in serving us 1st and took good care of them when they got there. Pizza was trendy and very tasty. Meatball appetizer were some of the best meatballs I've ever eaten and the spaghetti dinner for our 4 year old granddaughter was devoured! It is a bit loud for conversation but overall was a tasty experience.
I really enjoyed it. Prices on pizzas really reasonable, plus we were there during happy hour. I would not call this a pizza place for kids, toppings are not average everyday. We had the special of the week which was a lamb, spinach, feta cheese. (Kind of like a gyro on a pizza!) Delicious!!! Also had a 4 cheese pizza. Wait staff seemed to be on top of their jobs. (Also seemed really young). Road/street construction made getting there a bit of a challenge, but worth it. I would go back again!
The food was great! We loved everything we had. Great beer selection. Our server was very nice and helpful, but not very attentive. We had to ask for him twice. It's very loud, so not good for romance. But for a fun night out and great food/drink, it's a winner.
I love the feel of this restaraunt. It is fun and in a great neighborhood. I love their Brussel sprout appetizer. It smells great and tastes even better. I also had the peppadew peppers stuffed with goat cheese served with baby arugula and a balsamic drizzle. It was a nice sweet heat balanced with the creamy tart goat cheese. The pizza is great and the taste and texture of the pizza crust is enhanced be the charcoal grilling!
We have always had great food and service at Pitch. It is a lot like Jams. Just a place you know is going to deliver. The last two times we have been there have been for 1/2 off wine night. They roll through wine and did not have what we ordered. Both times the manager came over with a recommendation that were perfect. Goes to show it is as much about how you deal with situations than anything. They turned what could have been a bad experience anywhere else into one of the main reasons we recommend the place.
Ordered both a cheese pizza (two 8-yr olds) as well as the daily special pizza. Menu didn't state the price of the special, the cheese pizza was $11. Pizzas only comes in one size (was told by the waitress that it feeds two people, typically). It was about the size of your typical "medium" pizza. Prepared quickly, brought right to the table (kudos for that). Imagine my surprise when I got the bill and discovered that the "special" pizza was $28. Believe me, it wasn't *that* special. Pizza was good, but not exceptional. Probably not coming back unless I win the lottery. Oh, and the noise level was close to painful levels; all-brick interior, and they had the sound system cranked up so that the waitress and I had to yell to talk. :(
Great food, great staff! We will go back often!! Ask for Woody to make you something special at the bar!
You are so much more than a Pizza Joint. All the menu items we have tried have been delicious. Really enjoy the wine list.
Been to Pitch before...it never disappoints...great for spur of the moment or special occasion!
Love Pitch. High Energy. Great Food. Nice bar and restaurant Scene
Overall very good experience. Only low points are that it tends to be rather noisy and it is pretty expensive. Food is really good and it is certainly worth the price for a special occasion
We brought friends from out of town for dinner (we have eaten here many times). They were so blown away by the flavors that they talked about the meal for the next two days! For seven people, we shared two salads (arugula and chop), two pizzas (Mia and Chicken Pesto), and two orders of the Comte mac-n-cheese. All were excellent and well executed. These are some of our favorite dishes . . . . and they are now our guests favorites too! Thank you Pitch for a lovely evening . . ..
Wehad a reservation and had to wait over 30 minutes because they gave half our table to other guests. We had a party of 9..
As always, the food was great, the ambiance wonderful. The wait staff is always attentive and there when you need them. The only thing missing is a copy of the recipes to try and duplicate at home!! We are fortunate to have this calibre of restaurant in Omaha. Thank you.
Food was good but it was noisy and hard to carry on a conversation.
A memorable meal but unfortunately could not talk to friends across the table because of the loud music. Grow up people and turn it down otherwise a great experience.
Very good place, great location, rivals long time best places in Omaha.
Great Food & Service. The place was PACKED but the service and food (salad, meatball app, and two pizzas) were of very high quality. Advice to future diners. The food comes out very very quickly. We had our salad and appetizers within 5 minutes but didn't even have our drinks yet. Pizzas came out within a few minutes after the drinks. I could see many diners being irate with this as most like to relax a bit when going out. I'd suggest putting in your drink orders initially and then space out the ordering of your appetizers and entrees. Thinking back on it, the restaurant could have done a better job of communicating this too, but oh well.
Great food and dinning experience. Would recommend!
Where do you take a guest from Chicago, who thinks they know what specialty pizza is all about? I took my friend to Pitch and he simply couldn't believe how good some of the exotic pizza's like the fig-based pizza topped with pear slices was! The homemade sausage and other meat pizzas were perfect as well. Pitch is a great place eat and also to make an impression.
This place came well recommended to us and I have already recommended it many times to my patients today !!
Love this place. Excellent friendly service. Interesting menu selections. Food was warm and beautifully served. Great p,ace to hang out.
Had family from overseas and as I've always enjoyed dinning here I had to take them also. Thoroughly enjoyed their meals and will visit again next time in town. Food was great as usual and a great selection of wine.
Love it every time. The only drawback is the noise level, but the back area is a little less noisy. Everything on the menu is amazing and everyone in your party is sure to leave a happy camper. The ambiance is cozy. This is truly an amazing restaurant.
while the four of us loved every dish we had, including the creamy beans with rosemary and truffle fries as appetizers, the mac and cheese was the best i have ever had. if we would have been in town another night i would have gone back again! most generous portions, the side salad easily feeds two; my nephew loved all of the leftovers! after many years of opentable this is the first time i ever wrote a review, this restaurant was a fantastic find. next time in town it is at the top of our list.
Pitch is always awesome, this was no different. Amazing Lobster Pie and Walnut encrusted Rainbow Trout! Great job again Chef Manny!


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Since Danielle is expecting numero dos and I'm well on my way to having my first, I thought I would share the first helpful baby book I read--Baby Bargains. This book is really popular with girls on The Bump and I wanted to see what the fuss was about.
It's a massive book--608 pages! But, it's not a very wide book. The pages are narrow...there's just lots of them. There is SO MUCH information but it was easy to process once you dived in. I think what I liked most about the book was the general knowledge stuff that I had NO idea about. How many diapers would you need in a year? How much does it cost to breast feed versus formula? What do you need in a diaper bag? They estimate it will cost $7,000 for a baby in its first year.... Yikes.
Since I'm the first person I really know to get pregnant and go through this process, I didn't have many people to ask these kinds of questions to. It will REALLY help when I'm ready to make a registry or make purchases myself. I can use its reviews as a guideline to see what products in my price range are recommended. They always list "cheaper" versions of expensive and popular products. I really liked that section.
The only thing I didn't like was my crib was rated an F in the last edition....this new edition (they reprint every 2 years with more info!) bumped it up to a B-. Well, that makes me feel better.
They even have a website where you can download a sample chapter and join their community for more reviews of products.
Buy it on Amazon for $11. It's worth it if you're totally clueless like I am and can't seem to navigate the thousands of baby products out there that all seem so similar!


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The conference will bring linguists, students, and scholars from the United States, Canada, and Europe to address research on Kurdish studies
Speakers include:
Yonar Sabar, UCLA
Jaffer Sheyholislami, Carleton University
Christian Sinclair, University of Arizona
Shayee Khanaka, UC Berkeley
Rashid Karadaghi, Author
Ali Ashuri, Author, poet, and critic
Muhamad Tawfiq Ali, Linguist, translator, critic
Gregory Scarborough, field researcher
Alexandra Jaffe, California State University, Long Beach
Susan Barwari, UCLA
Hashem Ahmadzadeh, University of Exeter
Opengin Ergin, L'Université de Paris -Sorbonne Nouvelle
Norman Léonard, San Diego State University
Siyar Ozsoy, University of Texas, Austin
Salih Akin, Rounen University, France
Amir Sharifi, California State University, Long Beach
The primary goal of the conference is to stress the need for reviewing the existing trends, current challenges, and new linguistic and socio-linguistic and historical studies, recognize the achievements that scholars and practitioners have made in their respective fields of research, and open new possibilities for raising consciousness about and change the state of the language and its community of speakers.
Conference participants and presenters are from a wide spectrum of disciplines, including but not limited to applied linguistics, dialectology, lexicography, sociolinguistics, anthropology, art and language, educational linguistics, Kurdish as a heritage language, discourse analysis, and historical linguistics.
Sponsored by the Kurdish American Education Society (KAES), a non-profit cultural organization in Los Angles. Co-sponsors include UCLA The Center for Language, Interaction, and Culture, UCLA Center for World Languages, UCLA Program in Indo-European Studies, Anthropology Department of the California State University, Long Beach, Linguistics Department of the California State University, Long Beach, Ketab Corporation, Vision Marketing Communications.
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Originally published on Sat April 2, 2011 8:03 am
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon.
The U.S. economic recovery is finally showing up where it matters most - in the nation's job market. Employers added more than 200,000 workers to their payrolls last month. The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in two years. The job gains are welcome news for President Obama, whose reelection hopes may hinge on how the economy fares in the next year and a half.
NPR's Scott Horsley reports.
SCOTT HORSLEY: President Obama was visiting a UPS facility outside Washington yesterday when he paused to announce a special delivery from the Labor Department.
President BARACK OBAMA: Today, we learned that we added 230,000 private sector jobs last month. And that's good news.
(Soundbite of applause)
HORSLEY: Mr. Obama joked that an improving economy would mean more packages for those brown UPS delivery trucks to haul around.
Business in general seemed to welcome the encouraging jobs report. As always, though, the President's celebration was tempered by the knowledge of how many jobs were lost during the economic downturn.
Pres. OBAMA: Everybody here knows we've got a lot of more work to do. There are still millions of Americans out there that are looking for a job that pays the bills.
HORSLEY: That's part of the political challenge for the president - drawing attention to the improvements in the economy, without appearing callous to those who are still out of work.
The unemployment rate inched down in March to 8.8 percent. White House economic advisor Austan Goolsbee notes that's a full percentage point lower than November's jobless rate.
Mr. AUSTAN GOOLSBEE (Chairman, Council of Economic Advisors, White House): That is, I believe, the biggest four-month drop in 27 years, which is good progress. But if the unemployment rate's still 8.8 percent, you've got a long way to go.
HORSLEY: The job gains in March came in many different industries, including manufacturing, mining, health care and professional services. January and February's jobs numbers were also revised upwards. Goolsbee says private employers have now added 1.8 million jobs over the last 13 months.
Mr. GOOLSBEE: You know, you never want to make too much out of any one month's report. But when you get three, four, five months - now 13 months - in a row of private sector job growth, it's telling you something.
HORSLEY: One sector that's not adding jobs is government. Cash-strapped state and local governments continue to lay off thousands of workers. And for the most part, construction firms are not hiring either. Housing construction has often been one of the first industries to recover from a recession, but not this time with home prices still falling in much of the country, and vacant foreclosures continuing to weigh on the market.
That may help to explain why so far, the improvements in the job market have not shown up in Mr. Obama's approval ratings. According to a new Gallup poll, just 39 percent of Americans approve of the way Mr. Obama is handling the economy. Gallup's Frank Newport says that number has barely budged in the last year.
Mr. FRANK NEWPORT (Editor in Chief, Gallup): For the jobs numbers to be translated into political capital, I think people have to perceive the economy's getting better themselves. Not just the raw numbers from the government but their attitudes, their perceptions. And, on that front, we're not seeing any change in economic confidence. It's down. So, until that moves, all the economic data in the world probably isn't going to have much effect on Obama.
HORSLEY: Economists will continue to keep a close eye on Japan and the Middle East for signs that supply shortages or rising oil prices could derail the U.S. recovery. So far, though, the economy seems to be withstanding these foreign headwinds. Yesterday the president warned of another threat closer to home. If Congress fails to agree on a spending plan next week, then the government is forced to shut down.
Pres. OBAMA: Given the encouraging news we received today on jobs, it would be the height of irresponsibility to halt our economic momentum because of the same old Washington politics. That's not what we need.
HORSLEY: The Administration argues there's no reason lawmakers can't strike a budget deal, so long as everyone is willing to give a little.
Scott Horsley, NPR News, the White House. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) — This Christmas was unlike any other in Newtown.
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Some residents, like Joanne Brunetti, have found ways to console and help their grieving neighbors. Well-wishers from around the country are stopping by to do the same.
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Hey everyone! I hope you all had a very wonderful Easter! I got some goodies today from Abe as a late birthday gift if you will These jeans are from paper.doll and they work wonderfully with this mesh tank from ::BB::, unfortunately, although it does come with many sizes, it does not include an alpha layer which makes it hard for perfected sizing. Besides that, I love the detail on the back! I went back to my old faithful Al Vulo skin for this post as well. Enjoy!
Skin: al vulo!- Alice_ Special Room Event (Sunkissed)
Hair: .ploom. Shira – A Little of Everything (mesh)
Shirt: ::BB::Semi-sheer Cropped Lace Tank ASH
Pants: -paper.doll- StraightLegDenim: BlackWash
Shoes: [e] Move Pumps – Pearl
Tattoo: Tenjin Butterfly Party Tattoo
Necklace: ~Pepper~ Asthma Necklace
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Assumption: Are you a user of KDE and Firefox, you have little leverage screen and want the maximum amount of vertical space to see the web pages you browse, without losing functionality in the browser . Well here's a little guide to what you can get very easily.
Needless to say this is, except for details, the configuration that I use in Firefox, which sought to achieve the same in Opera, without satisfactory results (among other things). Let the mess …
end KDE screen with Firefox:
still want to save more space, watch out, you tend to always use the browser maximized (not full screen), there are two steps you can take.
end KDE screen with Firefox II:
And if you still want more space without the need to use the browser to full screen, you can pull on all the items in the tab bar, but if you use multiple tabs and bookmarks in the bar, the experience can be … horrible.
Personally, I prefer the outcome of the first video, which as I said, is the one I use. Now, what advantages does this setup screen in addition to saving
For me, the main one is speed. There is nothing faster than a single click, and with that one click I can open any of the markers visible in the active tab with a left mouse click, or in new background tab with a middle mouse click (this is one of the things that haunt me at Opera, and do not even respond well with markers from the pull-a folder, or the same bookmarks menu, for example, something basic).
addition, this whole system is based on the need into a small number of sites many times in one day , or in a workday, but more and more users have his "four sites" usual, and others from accessing social networking, social bookmarking, RSS, etc.. There is always room to access all the bookmarks you want in many different forms (most common to all browsers). By the way, that fit like bookmarks, extensions icons fit.
Finally, two images of those who claim to be worth a thousand words , because the comparison holds only Chrome maximized:
Opera, Chrome, Firefox 1 and 2 (as video)
Firefox 1, 2 and 3 (as video)
all this, I must say that you can save more screen browsers like Chrome and Opera (especially in Opera 12, making use of new visual themes), regardless functions , which is the opposite of what I want. Also, not everyone will have to come either a configuration like this, but you can always bring up an idea (if you have ideas to share, go ahead).
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October 30, 2013
Your search for Schapiro, Mary L in Mary Schapiro returned 187 articles
The reasoning behind the decisions the S.E.C. made in sifting through the wreckage of the crisis and the contentious way they divided camps illuminates how difficult choices are made inside the regulator.
December 19, 2013, ThursdaySome of the top financial government officials appointed in the Obama administration's first term have moved into the private sector, while others are taking on new posts in Washington.
November 18, 2013, MondaySecurities and Exchange Commission officials sparred for months before concluding that suing executives at Lehman Brothers over the bank's 2008 collapse would be legally unjustified.
September 08, 2013, SundayPresidents generally choose the leaders of independent commissions, but the other members are picked on Capitol Hill, which means that the leaders can find it difficult to accomplish anything.
August 9, 2013, FridayMary Jo White, the S.E.C.'s new chairwoman, is taking a more incremental approach than her predecessor in trying to regulate money market funds.
June 9, 2013, SundayThe success or failure of efforts to overhaul the money market fund industry depends in large part on how much power can be exerted by a regulatory body created under Dodd-Frank, the author writes.
May 31, 2013, FridayEfforts to rein in the consulting industry may be stymied by the regulators' cozy ties to the consultants and their limited legal authority to penalize them.
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April 7, 2013, SundayMary L. Schapiro is joining the Promontory Financial Group, a consulting firm that steers banks and other financial firms through regulatory scrutiny.
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December 8, 2012, SaturdayThe early days of the Securities and Exchange Commission under the direction of its first chairman, Joseph P. Kennedy, indicate that the agency can quickly carry out bold, sweeping changes if the right leadership is installed, the author writes.
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Saturday, September 11, 2010
"Wonky's Book Worms"
When I see people continuing to prosper in this life that are doing all kinds of evil, I'm going to think of Job. Even when he is going through horrible trials and ills he still continues to testify that the Redeemer lives and looks forward to the day when he can be with him.
Wayne and I are ready to read the last part of the Book of Job. This week we'll be reading Job Chapters 29 to the end of the book of Job.
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- LauraLeigh said...
The one thing that went through my mind as we were studying Job was his faithfulness. As much as was done to him and taken from him he remianed faithful. I looked at my own life and realized what I had survived and gone through. I have decided it doesn't matter what happens to me, I believe I can endure to the end, because I feel I have already had everything else done to me. Job had an end result, the path he took to get there I am sure was not the plans he laid out for himself. And so our lives are often the same, way, a goal but to reach that goal there are often detours, or sidetracks...but if you stay focused you can reach your goal.
- Saturday, September 11, 2010
- Franki said...
To me Job never lost his trust in God. He never blamed God for what he was going through. In fact Job's statement "though He slay yet will I praise/serve Him" is amazing to me. To not understand what is happening in your life and to be able to make a statement like that shows how deep his faith and trust in God went.
This is at times a hard book to read because I get irritated at his friends. I mean if I was going through something really horrible in my life and my friends came over and started telling me these things like Job's friends did, I'd tell them to take a hike!!! I mean where is the compassion for your friend going through the rough time? Really I think after I got through I'd be checking out getting some new friends... - Sunday, September 12, 2010
- Elma Gonzales said...
I'm confused about something you wrote --- "When I see people continuing to prosper in this life that are doing all kinds of evil, I"m going to think of Job." How is that a comparison to Job who did good in life? He wasn't doing bad things; just had bad things happen to him. Can you please explain more? :) - Sunday, September 12, 2010
- Kathlyn Osmond said...
Sometimes we see people that seem to have it all together - wealth, beauty, position, fame, education, popularity, etc. and think that maybe they are doing everything right because they have been blessed so much when it may be the opposite. They may be doing all kinds of evil to get where they are. If I see someone that seems to have everything or does have everything and they aren't living a righteous life then I don't want to follow them. I'll remember that Job had so many problems and hardships and yet he was a very righteous man. Some people think that only bad things happen to bad people and only good things happen to good people. Job is a really good example of someone that is very righteous having many trials and sorrows. Some righteous people go through horrible trials their whole life on earth and aren't rewarded with all their blessings for being and staying righteous until the next life. Does that make sense?
- Sunday, September 12, 2010
- LauraLeigh said...
Oh Man Kathy.....AMEN SISTER!!! When I was in college I never felt I was smart, never got the straight A's and struggled though every class. I felt I was dumb and stupid but I was determined to stick with college as long as I could. I will never forget the day that a "friend" who was an "Honor Student" gave the test answers to the entire class. We were allowed to take a crib sheet in where you write notes about the items you were being tested on. I was one of the last ones to take the test, and she said, "here you might as well get an A like everyone else" and shoved a piece of paper in my hand and walked away. When I saw what it was I shoved it in my book bag and dug out my own crib notes to take into the testing center. I did not get an A on the test, I got a C+ but I knew I didn't cheat. Also, had I used her notes, I would have been kicked out of school. The testing center administrator tapped me on the shoulder to let me know my shirt was up in back and would probably have seen I had the answers had I used her notes. I was so grateful I went with what I knew was right and not the fast path to an easy grade. I learned a great lesson that day. It matters that with each step in my life I take, I try and do it the best I can with honor.
I too have also been told that maybe if I lived a more righteous life I wouldn't have so many trials to overcome. We all will have trials, that is why we are here. My trials may seem hard to others, but I know they are ones I can overcome. I am going to make it to the end....because I know I can. I have said before, there is not much more that can be done to me that has not already been done....I have survived this far and I will continue to do so. Thanks for letting me SPOUT again!!!! - Sunday, September 12, 2010
- Shundra said...
You are soo right, Kathy.
Laura. I know how you feel. I was getting good grades in high school. I was A, B student, but when I got to college. OMG. I don't know how I got out of college. It was a hard 6 years to get my bachelor's - Sunday, September 12, 2010
- Julie R said...
I saw many things said in our reading that I liked but this one in 21:14 I had underlined before. I had written next to it 'today'. "yet they say to God, 'leave us alone! We have no desire to know your ways". So true.
Loved reading what everyone said, this is great! - Monday, September 13, 2010
- Elma Gonzales said...
Hi, Kathy,
I understand now. Thank you so much for explaining. :) - Monday, September 13, 2010
- lynn.backs said...
Laura, I am so glad that you stuck to your high standards. Those who get A's in school don't always get success in life.
The book of Job means a lot to me this year as I have questioned why I had to go through eye surgery 3 times and why I have to struggle at times in my work because I still have much vision loss in my left eye. I have questioned God as to whether this is a punishment for sin, even though I do not think there is any blatant sin in my life.
I made a decision this summer that I will believe in God and trust Him with my eyesight and my life, no matter what happens. I will always love God "even though He slay me" as Job said. I don't understand and it is very hard at times, but I still believe in a God who loves me.
Terry in Indiana - Monday, September 13, 2010
- Franki said...
I reread my earlier post and it sounds a bit harsh, sorry. It must have been difficult going through something like this for Job and not feeling like he had anyone to talk to. I've been in that position, not as drastic as Job, but similiar in feeling. There were no friends that could give me what I needed, to , to feel, to touch - nothing was enough, from them. However, I think our Heavenly Father desires to have such an intimate relationship with us and He wants us to desire Him as He desires us. At times I think He allows us to get to a point where nothing on this earth, nor anyone on this earth is enough for what we need. At this point the only place we can look is to Him, and when we do - OH! He is such a good Father!!! His presence, His love, His everything comes flooding in and fills every gap, every longing, every empty place in us and we realize that all we really need is Him.
It seemed as though for Job God remained silent through his sufferings, and how often does it seem that way to us. Where are you God? Why am I alone? Who really knows what I am going through? Who really cares? In the end, like Job, we find out that God was there the whole time - He knew everything we were facing and He had it under control.
Lord, help me to remember that the next time I feel like You aren't there. You are, You know where I live and You know me. Thank you Heavenly Father that you love us so deeply. - Tuesday, September 14, 2010


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Four police officers were called in Thursday night as protesters stood outside the latest Ajax mine workshop.
About 50 protesters, some carrying signs, gathered outside the Campus Activity Centre's Mountain Room where inside, Ajax officials were fielding questions from 80 people who had registered for the workshop.
Nathan Leduc put out a call for Ajax opponents to show up outside the room before the 6 p.m. workshop began.
He said Friday he's not a member of the main anti-Ajax group, the Kamloops Area Preservation Association (KAPA), nor was the association involved with organizing the protest.
"I grew up in this town and I really don't want to see it turn into a big giant mine site. I'm concerned about the toxins that will be coming off," he said.
The protesters were calm, chatting among themselves and some reading poetry out loud, he said.
"We weren't that loud or disruptive," he said. "We stood at the front doors, they called the cops, the cops came."
Three cruisers and four officers showed up.
"They just walked into the meeting, and asked what the problem was because somebody called them," he said.
The officers said to keep things peaceful and they left, he said.
KGHM Ajax community relations manager Norman Thompson said there was one protester who went into the workshop who wasn't registered.
But his presence and refusal to leave, and that of the protesters outside, prompted the call to police, he said.
"He said, no, call the police. So I did. There was no scuffle or anything. He was quiet," said Thompson, who didn't know who the man was.
"The protesters were peaceful. They were out there with signs. They were quiet and respectful."
At previous workshops, he has allowed people who haven't registered to enter if there's been room. But he didn't do that Thursday night because the protesters were outside with signs.
"The website said we want big dudes here, I took that as a threat. They were asking people to bring bullhorns, etc."
Thompson said his concern was for the people who were already in the workshop.
"These people were harassing those coming in, I heard," he said.
Had the protesters not been present, he would have allowed latecomers to stay.
"When those situations come up, you always err on the side of caution and safety."
Leduc said he was surprised the police were called, given the protest was peaceful.
"I was surprised they called the police. I'm also glad, it made them look silly."
Registration for the workshops is being required because the Environmental Assessment Office has asked KGHM to give priority to people living close to the mine site, particularly those in Aberdeen, Dufferin and Knutsford, Thompson said.
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Swampert. I really Water-types for some reason.
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White FC: 5372 3970 3594
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Probably my favorite is Blaziken. Always liked Fire/Fighting ones anyway.
I really need something to put here.
Shiny Swampert for sure!
Flygon is also a close second~*
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Oh, there are so many brilliant Pokemon in Generation 3, but my top spot is shared by Swampert and Flygon. Especially shiny Flygon!
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As implied by my name... Jirachi!
Because if her doomdesire and metior mash moves and her design. I also love the part in the movie she starred in. (And yes in my opinion jirachi is a girl)
Anotjer one that comes really high on the list is gardevoir nearly as high as jirachi
and dyoxys is another one of my faves.
Sceptile, followed by Sharpedo (has an awesome cry).
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Salamence is my top favorite. I've always loved Salamence.
Others I like are Sceptile since Treecko was my first Hoenn starter, Swampert is cool too.
Absol for looking cool in general and predicting disasters. Tropius is a dinosaur with leaf wings and it can actually fly, so enough said there.
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"China's trouncing of U.S. in space race: 'Unmistakable warning signs'" (Web, Aug. 27) is yet another ominous indication of ultimate Chinese aggression aimed at the United States.
In the event of what communist China views as an inevitable war with the United States, China intend to disable the satellite-based communications system upon which we have become dependent, using laser-based weaponry. This is something the Chinese have reportedly already successfully tested.
Combining this with space-based mobility, China could potentially possess a future version of air superiority, leaving the United States vulnerable in all other respects.
West Jefferson, Ohio
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