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When Grace was six she wanted a bike. We told her that she'd have to earn the money for it herself, which wasn't going to be easy as most of the good-paying management jobs tend to go to applicants who have completed the first grade. We don't believe in giving our children allowances for the simple reason that no one gives us allowances. The rule is: everyone contributes to our home without the expectation of monetary compensation (as soon as I get a paycheck for making the bed, then the kids can expect one).
We knew it would be tough for her to earn the money herself but she did. Washing the car and other chores that were beyond what she normally would do earned her fifty cents. If she worked hard, didn't complain and had completed all her regular chores she could earn money here and there but it was slow going because really now, having a six year-old wash your car isn't the way to get it clean, they can only reach half-way up the car so the job's only worth about fifty cents. It took almost the whole summer to earn $15, which wasn't nearly enough for a new bike.
We were wondering what to do, we didn't want her to have worked so hard and then be disappointed but then Andrew got a brilliant idea. Garage sales. They shopped the sales until they found a $1o pink girls bike that was perfect--she even had enough left over to buy a basket and horn.
We learned our lesson and have done the same thing with each of the kids. They earn what they can, we take them to garage sales and they get a bike that works. Not a glamorous brand-new bike but a bike that they earned themselves. And when a younger child, such as David, came along and wanted his own bike instead of us giving him Spencer's original bike Spencer was able to sell his bike to David so he could have enough to by a bigger bike for himself. It's capitalism at it's best I tell you.
Once Grace was old enough to babysit for other people I sat down with her and helped her to put together a flier advertising "Grace's House Help Service." She listed all the chores she was qualified to do, listed her hourly rates and as a "one-time introductory special" offered the first session for free. We printed the information on pretty pink paper, I gave her a list of all our acquaintances in the subdivision within bike-riding distance and she spent the afternoon visiting each person and distributing the fliers. By the time she got home she had two phone calls for jobs and it's been non-stop ever since.
Now that we've taught her to earn her own money all of her spending cash comes from the proceeds. We ask her to save at least half of her earnings for college but whatever is left is hers. If she wants to go to the movies with her friends, wants extra clothes beyond what I buy her at the start of the school year or wants an ipod Shuffle she either shells out her own cash or puts it on her wish list for Christmas. Spencer is learning the same thing and plans to start mowing lawns for his money starting this summer.
By now you get an idea of the attitude Andrew and I take towards our children and money but to be a little more specific, our Household Economic Theory can be condensed into three major goals:
Teach children the difference between Needs and Wants
The distinction between a necessity and a luxury disappeared with the invention of television and poverty in modern, industrialized nations isn't about how much food is in the cupboards but in how many gadgets are in the home.
Now someone is poor if they don't have cable or if they drive a beat-up car. Yes, there are many many people in America going to bed hungry but in general their sufferings can't compare with the extreme destitution of children orphaned by AIDS, of villages without potable water or refuges fleeing genocide.
We've come to think of too many things as necessities: sports gear, ipods, cell phones, SUVs, or bikes and the list is as endless as man's ability to invent. Teaching our children starts with teaching them what is necessary for survival, for education, for providing for their future families vs. what is merely fun, entertaining and convenient.
My job as a mother is to provide love, safety, food, shelter, clothing, medicine and access to education to the best of my ability--but beyond that the rules change. No where in the Parenting Handbook does it say that I have to provide video games, bicycles, soccer lessons, vacations, private bedrooms or a car. These things can be nice and may not be wrong to have them but the problems occur when I guilt myself into thinking I'm a bad mom or that my children are deprived if they don't have them. These things are just luxuries, life goes on without them just fine. Learning to be content with what one has is an important component of happiness and if you're always happy with what you have then you'll always be happy, right?
Learn to say "No"
If we want our children to be responsible with money we have to train them to be able to tell themselves "No" when they can't afford something and that begins by saying "No" to them first.
It may sound harsh but it's an important life lesson. The sooner a child learns that the world--or the family--has a finite number of resources and that those resources don't exist to fulfill their desires and longings the better. If you can't afford to give your child every whim of their heart great, you're teaching your kids this principle whether you want to or not. But if you can afford to provide your child with toys, trips and fun it will take a concerted effort to deny them things that they may want but shouldn't have--or, even more difficult, to deny them things that may be just fine for them to have but would lead them toward feelings of entitlement, ingratitude or laziness.
Teach children to work for the things they want
If your child wants something that isn't a necessity consider making them work for it. This will of course depend on age and maturity but a child who works for their wants will learn discipline, responsibility, gratitude, and how to work faster than the child to whom everything is given. I promise you.
We've found that if our children really want something, that is, if it's not just a passing fancy, they're willing to put in the time and effort it takes to earn it. They'll take better care of it, they'll be more grateful for it and they'll be careful what they ask for in the future. It really is a win-win situation.
"What about little things?" you're saying? Sure, all sorts of little things. Books, toys, pets, social activities, movie tickets, music, extra clothes, when they ask for those things it works to say to them "Wait until your birthday/Christmas" or "You'll need to find a way to earn it yourself."
"What about big things?" you say? Well, enough humans on the planet have worked to buy their own cars, homes and college educations without help from their parents so I see no limit to the principle. It's just a fact that if something is worth having it's worth working for and the more valuable it is, the more worthwhile your sweat and labor becomes. I see no reason why my retirement savings should go toward paying for my children's college classes and if they pay for their education themselves you can bet they'll skip classes less frequently and graduate faster. Besides, there isn't any reason that they can't pay for it themselves through summer jobs, working part-time during school, scholarships, good ol' fashioned PELL grants, reasonable student loans and attending a cheaper institution rather than an expensive, private school.
We've tried to stick by these principles and have had some success . . . generally. So far. We're not done yet so you might want to check back in twenty years but for now it's worked well. It's hard to teach them to think not in terms of "What stuff do I get?" but "How can I earn what I want?" A tough lesson but worth every ounce of effort if we can pull it off.
I've written about just one small aspect of this subject, using my custom search engine here are a few posts that have other ideas and advice:
* Teaching my Kids Financial Responsibility by The Scratching Post
* On College Tuition, Investment and Financial Responsibility by Touched by an Angel
* Poll Results by MotherLoad: The MomAdvice Blog
* Teach Your Kids to Work: Part One by GNM Parents
* Raising Entrepreneurs: Teach Your Own Kids Entrepreneurial Thinking with a Home Business by Homeschool Blogger
* Why I Don't Give My Kids Allowances: A Conversation by No Limits Ladies
* Allowances for Kids: Teaching Children the Value of Money by Get Rich Slowly
* Favorite Book about Kids and Money? Talk amongst Yourselves by Parenthacks
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Elmer L. Noland, Sr., 72, died June 19, 2013, at Grape Community Hospital, Hamburg. The son of Alvie Lee and Virginia Fay (Day) Noland, Elmer was born in Urbana, Mo., on July 13, 1940. He attended Quitman, Mo., schools.
Elmer L. Noland, Sr., 72, died June 19, 2013, at Grape Community Hospital, Hamburg. The son of Alvie Lee and Virginia Fay (Day) Noland, Elmer was born in Urbana, Mo., on July 13, 1940. He attended Quitman, Mo., schools.
On May 29, 1959, Elmer married Sandra Lee Howell, in Miami, Okla. They made their home in Quitman for a year, before moving to the San Francisco Bay area in California. Elmer was employed as a meat cutter and eventually was certified a Journeyman Butcher. He was a member of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union to the present time.
In 1972, they moved to Tarkio, Mo., and Elmer was employed by the Missouri Beef Packers, Phelps City, Mo., which later became Excel. After its closing, Elmer was employed by Golden Valley Popcorn in Hamburg, retiring in 2004.
Elmer was talented in gardening, and, in later years, telling Sandy how to do it to his specifications. He enjoyed a special relationship with brother-in-law Billy Howell and enjoyed Sunday visits with Darrell Chitwood. The joy of his life was his family and stated often that he had the most beautiful granddaughters in the entire world.
He attended the Assembly of God Church in Tarkio.
Elmer was preceded in death by siblings Alpha Lee and Walter Guy Noland.
Survivors include wife Sandra, Hamburg; children Elmer Lewis "Sonny" Noland, Jr. and wife Lois, Macon, Mo., David Lee Noland and wife, Anita, Alva, Okla., Daniel Leroy Noland and wife, Terri, Donald Lawrence Noland, and wife Kristy, all of Tarkio, and Douglas Walter William Leon Noland and wife Michelle, Farragut; 20 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren; siblings Juanita Fay Carmichael and husband Dwayne, Maryville, Mo., Roberta Sue Clark and husband Phillip, Tarkio, Eliza Mae Beasing and husband Robert, Rock Port, Mo., Delmer Leon Noland and wife Regina, Tarkio, Delma Lee Brammer and husband, Tom, Glenwood, Mildred Joan Stevens and husband, Chris, Tarkio; and brother-in-law William Howell, Utica.
Funeral service was June 24 at Assembly of God Church, Tarkio, with burial at Quitman Cemetery.
Memorials are suggested to Quitman Cemetery.
Online obituaries and condolences are at www.minterfuneralchapels.com.
Davis Funeral Home, Tarkio, was in charge of arrangements.


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The following tips were added by Cisco Documentation:
- Hardware not supported
- Unable to access NTP server
- Hardware not supported Error seen on 7835H2 and/or 7845H2
- 8.x installation states the platform is Vmware, though it is not a Vmware
- Installation fails to create RAID on MCS-7825-I4-CCX1 servers
Backup and Restore
- FAILED : Cisco Unified CCX agent desktop configuration data migration
- DRF: In the Backup Device page add-new button is grayed out
Windows to Linux Upgrade
- Desktop Agent Config backup operation failed using PUT
- Backup operation failed while backing up Config/Database/Recordings using PUT
- Pre-Upgrade Tool backup operation is not supported
- CVD communication failed during backup using PUT
- Could not find the Engine/DB master node during backup using PUT
- Database size is not supported during backup using PUT
- CCX Node is not reachable during backup using PUT
- Not all the recording files are backed up during backup using PUT
- Power failure during restore operation of Windows to Linux upgrade
- Failure during restore operation of Windows to Linux upgrade
- FTP/SFTP path not accessible during data restore
- Restore operation fails due to mismatch in deployment type
- Restore operation fails due to mismatch in license package
- Invalid backup TAR file used during restore on Unified CCX 8.0(1)
- Not enough space to stage backup file on Unified CCX 8.0(1) during restore
- Component activation failed during restore on Unified CCX 8.0(1)
- Activating the node as Publisher failed during restore on Unified CCX 8.0(1)
- Database manager is not IN_SERVICE during restore on Unified CCX 8.0(1)
- Restore operation fails during migration of configuration data on Unified CCX 8.0(1)
- Restore operation fails during migration of DB data on Unified CCX 8.0(1)
- Node 2 CTI ports removal failed during restore
- Recordings not getting played after upgrade
- Deletion of Node 2 JTAPI user from CUCM fails during restore
- The VRU connection port for ICM Subsystem fails to migrate during restore of IP-IVR system
- Problem occurred during backing up of restore logs
- PUT backup fails during Desktop Agent Config backup operation
Linux to Linux Upgrade
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Telephony Subsystem
First few things to check
- Is the subsystem in full service? If not refer to section for #Telephony Subsystem Out Of Service or Partial Service Issues below
- Also cross check JTAPI Client and Data sync. Refer to JTAPI Client and data resynchronization
- Turning on SS_TEL
- Turning on Unified CCX Telephony Client traces
- Turning on UCM CCM and CTI SDI and SDL traces
Telephony Subsystem Out Of Service or Partial Service Issues
- Trigger partition change causes JTAPI subsystem to go to Partial Service
- Telephony Subsystem in Partial Service - calculateGroupReadiness indicates groups NOT READY
- Standard CTI Enabled role for JTAPI user
- UCM Telephony SS Out Of Service - Unable to create provider
- UCM Telephony SS Out Of Service - DB_ACCESS_ERROR
- UCM Telephony SS Out Of Service/Partial Service - Unable to Register CTI Port/Route Point
- Trigger Configuration Error
- Missing AddrInService events
- UCM Telephony SS in partial service after fall back to Node1
- UCM Telephony SS in partial service on a node
- JTAPI Client and data resynchronization
- JTAPI provider goes out of service
- Issues in JTAPI Port Recovery
Callflow guides
- Guide to reading MIVR logs for Telephony Issues - IVR Call Flow
- Guide to reading MIVR logs for Telephony Issues - ICD Call Flow
Identifying Issues in Call Flow
- Possible Issues in an ICD call flow
- Call is rejected as soon as it is received by Unified CCX
- Call is not offered on the CTI Port
- Call is rejected after it is offered on the CTI Port
- Issues invoking Application Task
- Media Setup Failure
- Codec Mismatch between Caller and CTI Port
- Call fails with CallCtlConnFailed event
- JTAPI Exception during redirect, accept, answer, transfer request
- Consult call fails with RESOURCE_BUSY
- Consult Call is not answered at agent extension
- Could not meet post conditions of call.transfer
- Transfer does not receive CiscoTransferEndEv
- Multiple transfer failures
- Transfer success is false
Other tips
- Call aborted due to WFMaxExecutedStepsExceededException
- Common Cause Codes and Meta Codes in JTAPI
- Troubleshooting JTAPI CCN Exceptions
- Codec support issues
- Commonly used regular expressions
- How to escalate an issue to IPCBU JTAPI team
- http://developer.cisco.com/web/jtapi/docs
Cisco Unified CCX Media subsystem
General Media Issue
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Automated Attendant
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express
- Enabling CME Tracing
- Agent cannot log in on shared line
- Agent cannot log in on restricted line
- When agent drops from conference, all parties on conference are dropped
- Cisco Unified CME triggers with 2811/CME router are not working
- Pressing hash character truncates the prompt and the prompts that follow are not played
- Unified CCX stops working after Unified CME is rebuilt after crash
- A functional routing point stopped working or the Cisco Unified CME Telephony subsystem is in partial service
- Creation of Outbound trigger DN on UCCX fails
Cisco Unified IPIVR/ICM
First few things to check
- Is the ICM subsystem in full service in the IVR box? If not refer to section for #ICM Subsystem Out Of Service or Partial Service Issues/Communication issues between IVR and PG below.
- Verify whether the license uploaded on the system is for IVR.
- After the above mentioned logs are enabled, search the MIVR logs for any Exceptions- "exception" or errors. The following exceptions seen in MIVR logs can be ignored as they are benign in nature:
435718: Mar 10 08:14:17.430 GMT %MIVR-LIB_EVENT-3-DISPATCH_FAILURE:A failure occured while dispatching an event: listener=com.cisco.wf.subsystems.ged125.ICMChannel$CallListenerAdapter@118cef5,Exception= java.lang.IllegalStateException: already cleared 435719: Mar 10 08:14:17.430 GMT %MIVR-LIB_EVENT-3-EXCEPTION:java.lang.IllegalStateException: already cleared
"ICM subsystem in IVR receives call control events such as call cleared, call transferred etc from ICM as well as JTAPI (call manager). Hence, in some cases, this results in race conditions where ICM susbsystem processes the event coming from JTAPI and immediately receives another event for the same call control operation from ICM. In such cases, the second request fails because the event is already processed by IVR and hence we see DISPATCH_FAILURE exceptions in the logs, which are purely benign.
In normal scenarios, ICM susbsystem(in IVR) notifies the ICM that the call is cleared as soon as it processes the event from JTAPI, in which case ICM does not send another call cleared request to IVR. However, in some cases it may so happen that ICM and JTAPI send this event almost at the same time due to which we see DISPATCH_FAILURE exceptions in the logs as explained above. These exceptions can be ignored as they do not result in any failures in the system."
Based on the exceptions, Isolate the issues into the following -
JTAPI issues
Many a times, calls fail in IVR/ICM due to telephony/JTAPI issues. Refer to the #Cisco Unified Communications Manager Telephony Subsystem and check whether the calls are failing at JTAPI level due to which ICM subsystem is unable to process calls in IPIVR.
ICM Subsystem Out Of Service or Partial Service Issues/Communication issues between IVR and PG
- ICM subsystem is in OUT OF SERVICE state from IVR side and also the VRU PIM stays in IDLE state rather than ACTIVE state in the ICM peripheral gateway.
Call Flow Issues
- IVR gets freezed when the calls are more than the actual ports and requires an engine restart for recovery.
Set up Issues
- Calls are failing in IVR intermittently – Some calls go through successfully and some fail intermittently and it may seem like the TCP connection is broken from the VRU PIM side at the time of the failed calls.
- Calls are failing with ApplicationMaxSessionsException because there are not enough sessions created for an ICM application in IPIVR.
Other Tips
- Many services in Deactivated state. Refer to CAD services visible in CLI 'utils service list' command
Cisco Unified CCX Administration
- Error in IE (Class doesn't support Automation)
- User Authentication error during CUCM configuration
- HTTP 403 or security protocols error
- Add to cluster repeats in a loop
- Object error during component activation
- Components in deactivated state
- UCCX Data containing "less than " or "greater than" characters fails to save
- Component activation failed during cluster setup
- JTAPI Trace Level settings not getting saved
- Add to cluster failed with message "Failed to reset system account password".
Cisco Unified CCX Database
Cisco Unified CCX Editor
- Script porting issues
- W1 upgrade issues
- Editor hanging issues
- Issues with installing on windows vista and windows 7
Cisco Unified CCX Engine
- Application subsystem is in partial service
- Changes to applications do not register
- Application subsystem in partial service and application running for an unexpectedly long time
- An error message plays when calling a CTI route point
- Cisco Unified CCX Engine is running but calls are not answered
- How to debug OutOfMemoryError
- How to analyze heap dumps
- How to debug the root cause for high CPU usage
Cisco Unified CCX ICD
Required Tracing
RmCm is OOS OR in Partial Service
RmCm Configurations issues
- Agents do not appear in the Resources area in the Cisco Unified CCX Configuration web page
- Some resource selection criteria are missing
Agent Issues
- Unified CCX agent is unable to log in
- Agent cannot go Ready after logging in
- Agent does not go to Work state after handling a call
- Agent alternates between Reserved and Ready state
- Agent in Reserved state but the consult transfer fails repeatedly
- Agent alternates between Reserved and Ready state
- Agent in Reserved state but the consult transfer fails repeatedly
- Agent toggles between Reserved and Ready state
- Agent toggles between Reserved and Ready state-Script queues and dequeueAll's the call to multiple CSQ's
- Agent stuck in Reserved state
- Agent stuck in Reserved state-"Not posting the ContactPresentedEvent" seen in logs
- Agent stuck in Reserved state-SessionTransferredMsg shows Initial and Final Contact Type:IAQ_CONSULT_CONTACT
- Agent State transformations in Select Join and Join Across Line scenarios
- CSD shows oldest in queue as 1(00:00:00)
Call Issues
- Calls are not routed to agents
- Calls are sometimes not delivered accordingly to Skill Competence when Resource Selection Criteria is Most Skilled
- Same call is presented to two agents
- Agent and customer start hearing UCCX recordings played over their conversation
Scripting Issue
Unsupported scenarios
Call Flow Guides
Cisco Unified CCX Real-Time Reporting
Cisco Unified CCX Historical Reporting
- Pre-Requisites
- Required Log levels
- Historical records not getting written to database
- Discrepancies of JAL Scenarios
- Differences among Various Cisco Unified CCX reports
- Called Number Summary Report (CNSR) has more calls than the Traffic Analysis Report (TAR)
- some of the HR reports do not show complete data for the entire reporting period or gives no data error
- Missing Login/Logout states OR exceedingly long logged in time
- Error: "Could not start print job" while Printing from HRC
- Error: "Access Denied" while Printing from HRC
Cisco Unified CCX Historical Reporting Client [HRC]
- Required Log levels For HRC
- Required Log levels For HRC Scheduler
- Unable to export Scheduled Report to mapped drive.
- HRC crashes with invalid TLV record error.
- HRC does not show reports for the specified data range.
Automatic Speech Recognition
General ASR Issues
- How To Bring MRCP ASR Provider To InService State
- Nuance 9.0 not working with Unified CCX
- How to integrate MRCP ASR-TTS with Unified CCX
- Assure ASR-TTS ports/resources are freed up after the application finishes
- UnsupportedGrammarException with Cisco Media i.e Default Dialog group
- Built in Grammar minlength and maxlength with Default or Cisco Media Group for DTMF inputs
- How to allow both DTMF and Speech Recognition together
- The Names are not recognized
- MRCP ASR Subsystem Status is out of service
- MRCP ASR Providers, MRCP Servers, or Groups Changes like additions, or deletions to do not take effect
- Trace Levels
- General Outbound Issues
- Issues Related To Outbound Call Flow
- CAD/CDA related issues
General TTS Issues
- Setting TTS Provider as Default TTS Provider
- How To Bring MRCP TTS Provider To InService State
- Control prosody rate in PlayPrompt TTS block
- TTS Provider shows Last Status when Added Again
- MRCP TTS subsystem shows out of service status
- MRCP TTS Providers, MRCP Servers, locales, or genders changes like additions, or deletions to do not take effect
- Real-Time Monitoring Tool (RTMT)
- Troubleshooting RTMT Installation Errors
- Not able to install different RTMT clients on the same box
- Unable to Log in to Cisco Unified Real-Time Monitoring Tool
- Unable to Collect data for the second node from RTMT when the Primary Node is down
- Troubleshooting DiskSpace and Partition related alerts
- Collecting logs for troubleshooting RTMT Alerts
- Configuring RTMT Trace Settings
- Log Profile
Serviceability (Analysis Manager)
- I don't see the Analysis Manager Drawer or Menu items
- RTMT does not come up or behaves strangely
- I cannot log into RTMT
- My 'Test Connectivity' for Unified CCX node is failing
- The Call Records Repository connectivity test is failing
- Where can I access RTMT and Analysis Manager logs
Cisco Unified CCX Internationalization
General VXML Issues
- How to use JavaScript greater than, less than and ampersand symbols in vxml var expr declaration
- Voice Browser Not able to fetch files with dynamic file extensions
- Not able to fetch grammar and prompt files through CRTP
- VXML tag not working properly with VoiceBrowser
High Availability and Cluster setup
High Availability and Failover
VoIP Monitor
Cisco Unified CCX CLI
- UCCX CLI log collection
- Analyzing UCCX CLI logs
- Cannot login to CLI
- Enabling root account from CLI
- Checking UCCX version using CLI
- Checking if the current node is a VOS publisher
- Checking configured UCCX license using CLI
- Checking & updating JTAPI Client using CLI
- Updating the UCM IP address in UCCX from CLI
- Checking trace level settings from UCCX CLI
- Setting trace level settings from UCCX CLI
- Running DB query from UCCX CLI
- Collecting system-history.log, uccx-install.log from UCCX CLI
Cisco Unified CCX Security
Cisco Unified CCX IP Address/Hostname change
- IP and Hostname change Log Collection
- Analyzing CCX IP and Hostname change log
- Identify Cluster Issues after IP and Hostname change
Cisco Unified CCX Wallboard Configuration
Cisco Unified CCX Licensing
- Invalid License MAC address error at time of License Upload
- Need License MAC before system install to reduce time delay
- New Licenses required (License Rehosting)
- Using Demo licenses
- Warning: System running on grace period message on admin login
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Henry James Bedell
Henry James Bedell of Chicago, Illinois passed away on November 14, 2012. He was born in Zeba, Michigan on January 13, 1923 to Lydia Curtis and Francis Henry Bedell.
Henry spent his younger years growing up on Peck Street in Sault Ste. Marie. He was a member of the Keewenaw Bay Indian Community in L'Anse, Michigan. He was also a combat veteran serving in the U.S. Army during World War II and a longtime member of the Pipefitters Union in Chicago, Illinois.
Surviving are his children; Robin (Kelly) Bedell; Lydia Bedell and Holly Powless all of Brimley; Donald (Jeannette) Bedell of Island Lake, Illinois; Jean Bedell of South Dakota; Lester Bedell and Douglas Bedell of Atlanta, Georgia; Sparks Bedell of Battle Creek, Michigan and many grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Henry was preceded in death by his wife Bernice Alma Bedell; two sons Vernon Bedell and Henry Bedell, Jr.; and two daughters Vicky Bedell and Debra Nichols.
Services will be held at the Bay Mills Cultural Center on the Bay Mills Community College West Campus, 1797 S. Iroquois Row, Brimley, Michigan. Visitation will be Monday, November 19, 2012 from 4-7 p.m. with Traditional Pipe Ceremony at 7 p.m. At 10 a.m. Tuesday, November 20, Traditional Services will be held followed by burial services at Mission Hill Cemetery.
Clark Bailey Newhouse Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.
Maxine Louise Hopper
Maxine Louise Hopper, 82, through the grace of God and her belief in salvation, went to be with her Lord on Friday, November 16, 2012. Maxine was currently residing at Golden Leaves Living Center in Newberry.
Maxine was born in Moran on January 14, 1930, the daughter of the late William D. and Alice (Schutte) McLeod. Shortly after her birth, the family moved to Strongs, where Maxine lived for nearly all of the next 72 years. Maxine moved to Sault Ste. Marie, MI in 2002, and just came to Newberry this past summer. Maxine attended school in Strongs, and then high school at Superior High School in Brimley. She married Oliver P. Hopper, also of Strongs, on her birthday in 1951. They raised 3 children and Maxine was a very devoted and involved, wife, daughter, sister, grandmother, and great-grandmother whose life revolved around family. She was one of six McLeod children and Oliver was one of four brothers most all of whom lived in the Strongs area.
Maxine worked at a variety of jobs and occupations. Oliver and she built the Brenda Lee Motel in 1957 and operated this for the next 12 years. She also worked at area restaurants, the Paradise IGA for several years and was a very proficient fin clipper for many years at the Pendills Creek and Sullivan Creek National Fish Hatcheries. Maxine loved country music and made several trips to Nashville. She also loved to garden and was very proficient at knitting and crocheting.
Besides her parents, Maxine was preceded in death by her husband Oliver in 1997, her son Jess in 1984, and her daughter Brenda in 2009. Also preceding are her brothers Max, William, and Bradley, and her bother-in-law Fred.
Survivors include her son, David (Jackie) Hopper of McMillan; sister, Wanda (Lorne) LaPlaunt, of Gwinn; and her brother, Bruce (Connie) McLeod of Clarkston, Washington. Also surviving are grandchildren: David Jr. (Amanda) of Gulfport MS, Dawn Lindsey of Newberry, Shannon (Jeff) Purves, of Lapeer and Dwayne (Mary) Morningstar of Midland; and 9 great-grandchildren: Mia Hopper, Hunter, Dylan, and Madelyn Blackwell; Charlie and Jessica Lindsey; Trevor and Hunter Purves, and Leah Morningstar.
According to her wishes, Maxine was cremated. There will be no public service at this time, but a memorial service will be conducted at a later date.
Condolences can be expressed at www.beaulieufuneralhome.com.
Beaulieu Funeral Home in Newberry is assisting the family with their arrangements.


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While local school officials haven't committed to putting armed guards in their buildings, they say they are taking measures to improve security.
While local school officials haven't committed to putting armed guards in their buildings, they say they are taking measures to improve security.
Following the Dec. 14 shooting a Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., one of the suggestions for preventing such a tragedy in the future has been armed guards in schools.
Leavenworth High School already has one armed police officer who works there on a regular basis as a school resource officer. And the school has other unarmed security officers.
Leavenworth Superintendent Kelly Crane said having security officers who are trained to use firearms in the schools ultimately would have to be a decision approved by the Board of Education. She said officials are still evaluating the issue.
Officials are planning other measures to improve security such as changes to help control access to the schools. Frequent visitors to Leavenworth High School may have already noticed one change. The security desk has been moved to what has been designated as the visitors entrance.
At one time, the Lansing school district had a school resource officer. But Lansing Superintendent Randy Bagby said the position became a casualty of budget cuts.
But Bagby said Lansing police officers still have a presence in the presence in schools, making intermittent visits.
"People don't know when they're going to be there," he said.
He said this avoids patterns, and people don't know when to expect officers at the schools.
When making the visits, officers can park their vehicles where others can't, which increases their visibility, Bagby said.
Easton Superintendent Chuck Coblentz said his district is making changes to improve security. But he expressed concerns about having armed staff in the schools including the idea of allowing teachers to carry firearms.
Coblentz expressed concern about the potential for accidents as well as issues with insurance liability. He also expressed concern regarding whether employees who are allowed to carry firearms would have appropriate training to deal with an armed person coming into a school.
The Easton district does have a school resource officer, something Coblentz has found beneficial.


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It seems as if the people/taxpayers of Cortez and the surrounding area have been sold a bill of goods. I speak, of course, of the recent bond issue that will fund the construction of a new high school. My understanding from reading all associated news articles was that once the funding for the new high school was secured, local emphasis on "local" entities would be used to facilitate construction. This, I trust, includes design.
Why is it, then, that according to a recent Cortez Journal article, the architect chosen for the the new high school is a firm from Albuquerque? Apparently there are no architects in Cortez or the surrounding area. I wait with bated breath for the announcement to be made regarding the award of construction contracts to various other out of state companies.
Stan McNeil
Via CortezJournal.com
Editor's note: No Cortez architects submitted proposals because of the size and scope of the project. Several Durango companies are part of the team assembled by the firm that was awarded the contract, Dekker/Perich/Sabatini, including architect Dean Brookie, Earthly Ideas (LEED certification), and Goff Engineering and Surveying.


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Cuenca is a vibrant colonial city in southern Ecuador, the third largest in the country, and the capital of Azuay Province.
Cuenca lies in a valley at about 2,500m (8,200 ft), and is home to around 450,000 people. Its moderate climate makes it enjoyable year round.
Get in
By plane
There are daily local flights from and to Quito, Guayaquil and neighboring countries as well. Currently TAME[8] and AeroGal both offer daily service to Cuenca. AirCuenca offers service every day except Sunday.
A taxi from the airport to the center should run about $2.
By bus/car
Cuenca lies on the Pan-American highway. Buses offer connections to many cities in Ecuador.
Loja for connections to Vilcabamba (4.5-7 h, $7.5). Be warned that the Viajeros buses to Loja do not have a working bathroom and they can take up to 7 hours (we were told at the office that it would take 4 hours and that it would only make one stop, but we stopped more than 50 times and ended up so full the bus could hardly struggle uphill). This was with Viajeros "International".
San Luis buses run from Cuenca to Loja using the national park route and take 4.5 hours, $8. Departures at 7.45am, 11am, 4pm, 7.30pm and 12 midnight. There is a working toilet.
Alausi. 4 hours (Transportes Alausi) Riobamba. 6 hours (Patria)
Piura, Peru: There is a new service to Piura leaving at 19:30, 21:00 and 23:00. This is a partnership between two companies, Pullman Sucre and CIFA International. It is necessary to change bus at either Machala or Huaquillas. The 19:30 and 23:00 services connect to a special sleeper seat service. The price is 12$-15$ depending on the class of service.
Tumbes, Peru: As above, plus additional departures at 13:15 and 15:00. $7 from the border.
There is a $0.10 departure fee for leaving from the bus terminal.
Get around
Central Cuenca is easily walkable, and it is often faster than taking a cab through the narrow traffic-jammed lanes.
Cabs are readily available and charge $1-2 ($1 more at night) per trip. The fee should be negotiated before entering the car.
City buses are also fairly easy to figure out. Most bus stops are marked. The cost is $0.25 per ride (exact change is required as you put coins into a machine, there is no fare collector on the bus). You can find a guide to using the City buses, as well as maps of the routes and an online trip planner at CuencaTransit.com.
Onward towards Peru: Many travelers find themselves in Cuenca as their last stop in Ecuador before heading to Peru. The fastest way to get to Peru is via Huaquillas and into Tumbes. At Cuenca's Terminal Terrestre there is a company called Pullman Sucre that will sell you a ticket to Tumbes, Mancora or Piura. The journey is fairly simple and involves the following: First 5 or so hours on a Pullman bus until Huaquillas where the bus will stop by the highway at the Ecuadorian immigration point to get your Exit stamp. Since this is the end of the journey on the first bus you will have to WAIT for the CIFA bus to arrive and pick you up. The CIFA bus will head through Aguas Verdes and onto the Peruvian immigration point to get the entry stamp and then head onward towards for another 30-40 mins to Tumbes. See the Tumbes article for more information on options from there.
Buy some flowers at the flower market on Calle Sucre across from the new cathedral. Continue on about a block from there to get to the clothing and artesan market where one can also find knit crafts from Otavalo. Lovely handmade ruanas, sweaters, hats, mittens, and finger puppets are also available here.
Inside the yellow CemuArt building across from the police station at the market other artesans have booths with beautiful embroidery, metal, wood and leather work, Panama hats, musical instruments, knit goods, jewelry and other handicrafts.
La Fornace is the best pizza place in Cuenca and has three or four branches there. The fruit pizza is excellent and quite inexpensive. The ice cream there is also delicious and costs about 70¢ for the first scoop. Some of the "hole in the wall" diners and eateries can be surprisingly good. There's a small restaurant located between two shops on the main plaza, where they serve wonderful chicken with vegetables.
Get out
Cajas National Park 1 hour drive to a beautiful national park with beautiful lagoons.The temperature is very cold in this area and fishing ia a good passtime in this area.Go with a guide or ask for a guide at the park entrance. It is very easy to get lost here as maps are not always accurate.
Sig Sig and Chordeleg Lovely towns about an hour outside of Cuenca. The landscape during the bus ride is quite scenic. Chordeleg is known for its silver and gold and is a pleasant town to walk around in. Sig Sig is known for a co-op of women who weave 'sombrero de paja toquilla' aka 'Panama Hats' or 'Montecristi'. There is a beautiful river to sit by and a market to visit.


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Red Sox - 100 112 300 - 8 13 0Beckett (6.2-4-2-2-7, 90) retired 18 of 20 batters from the first inning through the seventh, Jason Bay went 4-for-5, Dustin Pedroia had two RBI-singles (26 straight road games!), Jacoby Ellsbury had two singles and two stolen bases (his first SBs since July 1), and Jed Lowrie smacked another triple.
Royals - 100 000 100 - 2 5 2
Bizarre play: You've probably already seen it. In the seventh, Bay hit a drive to deep left-center. CF Mitch Maier leapt at the wall and the ball hit off the tip of his glove. It then rolled along the top of the wall (towards left field) for 12-15 feet before LF Ross Gload jumped up, swiped the ball off the wall back towards the field, caught it and fired it into the infield. Bay ended up with a double.
Screen shots (the out-of-town scores change after the second picture):
And some advice to the parents of the kid who brought the anti-Manny sign to the park: When your sign refers to a player as stupid, you should make sure all of the words are spelled correctly.
The sign (shown on FSN at the start of the bottom of the ninth, sadly edited out of mlbtv's archived game) read: "Just Manny Bein'n Manny" -- with the second "Manny" crossed out and the word "Stupid" written off to the side.
Tampa Bay beat Cleveland 8-4 and Texas held off New York 8-6. ... Red Sox still 3 GB, Yankees 6.5 GB.
Josh Beckett (4.15, 107 ERA+) / Brian Bannister (5.33, 82 ERA+)
I've has this link sitting around for awhile and I'm pretty sure I never posted it.
Seattle Times, April 20, 2008:
Ask [Bannister] how deeply he has delved into statistical analysis, and he says, "Oh, as deep as anybody. I've gone as deep as you could go, so far."SI's Jon Heyman has an article examining the apparent nuts and bolts of last week's trade. (Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette also has a few nuggets.
If there's a Web site or book that presents some provocative new way of looking at baseball and its numbers, chances are strong Bannister has checked it out.
"What it has stirred up is really fun," he said. "Because here's a whole group of baseball fans that were kind of outcasts, or ignored, or everyone said they were crazy. The truth is coming out that they have some interesting things to say. If I can bridge that gap a little bit, I'm happy to do that."
Alex Eisenberg (who runs Baseball Intellect) has an article at The Hardball Times: "Why Jason Bay Makes The Red Sox A Better Team".
Scoreboard Watching: Spiders/Rays at 7 PM and Yankees/Rangers at 8 PM


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My son, Adam Snow, is a sophomore at Butler Intermediate High School. He is suffering from acute liver failure and is a patient at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. In order that he survive, time is of the essence that he receive a new liver
There were no indications of a serious problem when he attended a football game a couple of weeks ago. The next day he didn't feel well; he felt worse the following day. His eyes were a little jaundiced.
We took him to get checked out by a doctor. He was given a blood test and then immediately rushed to Children's, where liver failure was confirmed.
Apparently an unknown virus had attacked his liver and, after that, the toxins began attacking other parts of his body.
His doctors told us they do not know the cause of the virus. The way it was explained to us was that it could have been a virus in the air and for some reason he was the only one whose immune system could not fight it off.
We are hoping someone with a contact at any hospital will be able to help us find a liver quickly. His blood type is O Negative and he can accept a liver that is O Negative or O Positive. But the good thing is that he also can accept a perfect liver that is from a person with A or B blood type.
If a liver becomes available, the physician to contact is Dr. George Mazariegos, director of transplant at Children's, at 412-692-6110 or 877-640-6746.


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The letter from Darlene Chandler in the Journal on March 16, "What were we thinking?" was very good. Chandler asks what the people this country were thinking when they voted for President Obama? She cited many good reasons for the question.
I believe most of the voters that voted to re-elect Obama were thinking of themselves and the continuing government handouts. Many of those voters have been receiving benefits from the Government for their entire lives. Many have never worked a day in their lives. With Obama re-elected, they feel they will continue to receive freebie living. They believe what they receive is "government money," and have no idea where the government gets the money. They don't realize all of those benefits are paid for by hardworking citizens through taxation. They don't know the welfare money tree will one day die and their support will die with it, as soon as the government runs out of someone else's money.
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The inaugural Firefly Festival in Dover was arguably the top story for 2012 as more than 30,000 music fans, some of whom traveled across the country, descended on Dover and filled up hotels from Wilmington to Rehoboth Beach.
The STORY Red Frog Events, a Chicago-based event production company, put the music world on notice in April — On the east coast, the new yearly destination for indie music would be Dover, Delaware. As jaws dropped and people began questioning the logic of hosting a large-scale festival in Dover (Why Dover? Who will perform? Will people really come?), plans moved forward. A portion of the property at Dover International Speedway was renamed "The Woodlands" and details were leaked: There would be hot air balloon rides, craft beer, an arcade, a wine garden, and, of course, almost two-and-a-half days of music featuring more than 40 artists like Jack White, The Killers, The Black Keys and Modest Mouse
THE IMPACT The lasting impression of the inaugural festival was palpable for the entire state. More than 30,000 fans, some of whom traveled across the country, descended on Dover each day, filling up hotels from Wilmington to Rehoboth. Locally, Delaware Tourism Office Director Linda Parkowski said that the festival brought in a huge influx of people into Kent County as anticipated, with noise and traffic being the only consistent complaints.
"Local restaurants like the Hollywood Diner and Kirby & Holloway Family Restaurant were packed," she said. "There were lines of people everywhere."
WHAT'S NEXT Despite Red Frog Event's reluctance to release any hard numbers at the conclusion of the event, within two days, the company announced that Firefly would flicker again in 2013. Pre-sale tickets went on sale Wednesday, July 25 for a reduced rate and fans clamored for the $148 weekend passes. But, by Thursday, Aug. 2, those tickets were gone. In recent weeks, organizers announced through Facebook that the new lineup will be announced mid-February for the Friday, June 21 through Sunday, June 23 performances.


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Forbidden Gospel?
Posted 28 February 2006 - 11:29 AM
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Take my hand and we'll go riding through the sunshine from above
Posted 28 February 2006 - 11:49 AM
I didn't lose my mind - I have it backed up on a disk ... somewhere
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Posted 03 March 2006 - 12:41 PM
Of course Judas was part of the plan -- what's supposed to be such a shock about that. That's the way we were taught in Catholic School 40 years ago, that Judas had to do what he did, for the prophacies to come true, and the plan to be realized. Ya'll think God didn't know what was gonna happen.
Well, that depends. Some members don't believe in God, some members consider the events as recorded in the Bible to be orchestrated in the hands of the Romans as opposed to ancient Judaic prophecy regarding the Messiah, some consider other, more wild theories. And some, like you, view it all on pure faith.
I'm with Aloha. Considering how long Judas himself lasted after the arrest of Jesus, the Book of Judas would more likely be how others viewed him and his role in the life of Jesus as opposed to being written by him (such as the Gospel of Luke). I think really that this particular book would fall under the Gnostic heading, along with the Book of Mary Magdaline, and the Gospel of Thomas. Interesting, thought provoking, a window into early Christianity prior to the various gatherings in which the Bible was put together, and a window into different concepts of the faith and the teachings of Jesus.
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Posted 03 March 2006 - 06:31 PM
The planned publication of a "forbidden" Gospel of Judas is set to reawaken a centuries-old controversy over the man who betrayed Jesus.
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I also look forward to reading more, all we know of Judas after the "betrayal" is what is contained in the canon gospels. Even if was not written by Judas, it could reflect 1st century thought.
Posted 04 March 2006 - 05:37 AM
Not sure how accurate that is...
The point which I should first wish to understand is whether the pious or holy is beloved by the gods because it is holy, or holy because it is beloved of the gods.Sonnet XCIVBut if that flower with base infection meet,The basest weed outbraves his dignity:For sweetest things turn sourest by their deeds;Lilies that fester smell far worse than weeds
Posted 04 March 2006 - 09:27 AM
I'd heard about this- something to do with those who originally followed the gospel believing that they should be as sinfull as possible in this life so that they could be forgiven all the more in the next?
Not sure how accurate that is...
Hmmm...I'm not really familar with that line of thought in early Christianity, but given what I do know about the various sects that were in exisistance, honestly it wouldn't surprise me in the least to find a group that believed just that.
And if I recall aright.....it was that very kind of thought that compelled the early Church Fathers to 'phase out" things like reincarnation (which was believed by several Pre-Christian European peoples).
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Manuscript sheds kinder light on Judas
Apr. 6, 2006. 01:35 PM
WASHINGTON An ancient manuscript rediscovered after 1,700 years may shed new light on the relationship between Jesus and Judas, the disciple who betrayed him.
Rather than the traitor as Judas is portrayed in the New Testament, this document The Gospel of Judas indicates that he acted at the request of Jesus to help him shed his earthly body.
"Let a vigorous debate on the significance of this fascinating ancient text begin," the Rev. Donald Senior, president of the Catholic Theological Union of Chicago, said Thursday.
Senior expressed doubt that the new gospel will rival the New Testament, but allowed that opinions are likely to differ on it.
The text helps show the diversity of beliefs in early Christianity, added Marvin Meyer, professor of Bible studies at Chapman University in Orange, Calif.
Elaine Pagels, a professor of religion at Princeton University, commented that "the people who loved, circulated and wrote down these gospels did not think they were heretics."
The papyrus manuscript, probably written around 300 A.D. in Coptic script, is a copy of an earlier Greek manuscript, said Terry Garcia of the National Geographic Society, which made the manuscript public.
It was discovered in the desert in Egypt in the 1970s and has now been authenticated by carbon dating and studied and translated by biblical scholars, National Geographic announced.
Unlike the four gospels in the Bible, this text indicates that Judas betrayed Jesus at Jesus' request.
The text begins "the secret account of the revelation that Jesus spoke in conversation with Judas Iscariot.''
The key passage comes when Jesus tells Judas "you will exceed all of them. For you will sacrifice the man that clothed me.''
This indicates that Judas would help liberate the spiritual self by helping Jesus get rid of his physical flesh, the scholars said.
The manuscript was first mentioned in a treatise around 180 A.D. by a bishop, Irenaeus of Lyon, in what is now France. The bishop denounced the manuscript as differing from mainstream Christianity and said it produced a fictitious story.
There were several gospels in circulation at the time in addition to the four in the Bible. When those gospels were denounced, it was thought that believers hid them away.
The gospel of Judas was kept by a group called the Gnostics, who believed that the way to salvation was through secret knowledge given by Jesus to his inner circle.
National Geographic said the author of the gospel of Judas believed that Judas Iscariot alone understood the true significance of Jesus' teachings.
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I found it interesting that this is a genuine Coptic document, and how it really did end up to be a power struggle between sects. I didn't know that there were that many different Christian sects in the beginning.
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Adrian College women top Anderson to snap losing skid
Brandon Romain's basket with one second remaining in overtime lifted the Adrian College men's basketball team to a 70-69 win over Defiance in Sunday's Purple and Gold Tournament championship game.
NCAA Division III No. 12-ranked Adrian improved to 11-0 overall and won its second tournament title of the season.
The Bulldogs trailed by two at halftime, but responded after the break and led by as many as nine in the second half. Defiance's Drew Frizell made a 3-pointer with 20 seconds left to tie the score and force overtime.
Romain hit a jumper with 21 seconds remaining in overtime to make it 68-67 Adrian. Logan Wolfrum then made a shot in the paint to give Defiance a one-point advantage with 10 seconds left in the game.
After Adrian called timeout with three seconds left, Romain made the game-winning shot in the paint. Frizell missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
Eric Lewis led Adrian with 17 points and five rebounds. Adam Meier had 13 points and eight rebounds, while Sean Gallant added 11 rebounds. Romain finished with eight points.
Adrian will open its Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association schedule Thursday at Calvin.
Adrian College 67, Anderson 56: At Adrian, the Bulldogs snapped their four-game losing streak in Sunday's non-conference game at the Merillat Sport and Fitness Center.
Adrian (4-8) improved to 4-1 at home this season.
The Bulldogs led 30-23 at halftime and outscored Anderson (3-8) in the second half 37-33.
Adrian's Jasmine Byers finished with 13 points, 17 rebounds, two assists and two blocks. Byers' 17 rebounds is tied for the third-highest total in school history.
Laqwana Dockery led Adrian with 15 points, four rebounds and three steals off the bench. Antoinea McElroy had 10 points, eight rebounds, two steals and two blocks. Lauren Rhoads added four assists for the Bulldogs.
Adrian will play Wednesday at non-league foe Oberlin, before opening MIAA play the following Wednesday at Hope.


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Minnesota TV personality and author Andrew Zimmern's version of a Jewish deli staple is the perfect antidote to a cold winter night.
Lake Chowder
Angry Trout Cafe in Grand Marais, Minnesota, makes this buttery, dill-flecked chowder with lake trout, a mild-flavored and relatively oily fish. The recipe tastes just as good with salmon or whitefish.
Gingered Chicken Meatball Soup with Brown Rice and Basil
This healthy, Asian-style soup is ready in only 45 minutes. Ingredients such as rice vinegar, fresh ginger, sesame oil, and soy sauce add tangy and savory accents.
Cream of Any-Vegetable Soup
Simmering for hours is so Sunday afternoon! On weeknights, whip up this easy and nutritious soup using whatever veggies you have on hand.
Apple Harvest Chili
Fresh apple, dried fruit and cashews add color, sweetness and crunch to a ready-in-45 vegetarian chili. For a twist on the traditional toppers (and to hint what's inside), garnish with apple slivers.
Hearty Minestrone Soup
Susan Corley of New Albany, Ohio, shared her version of the classic Italian soup in New Albany Cooking with Friends, a cooking club project that took regional honors in the 2007 Tabasco Community Cookbook Awards. Susan often slow-cooks a pot of the soup for family meals during the holidays.
Tex-Mex Cheesy Chicken Chowder
Nina Swan-Kohler of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, loves easy-to-make dishes that travel well to football games or other events. Tex-Mex Cheesy Chicken Chowder is one of her favorite recipes. "It uses a variety of convenience foods that are stirred together in one big pot, and brings out the great flavor of all the ingredients," Nina says. More of her recipes are in her cookbook, Tailgates to Touchdowns, Fabulous Football Food.
Chicken and Wild Rice Soup
Canned soup and chicken broth speed prep time for this main-dish soup. The recipe comes from a Minnesota cafe.
Thai Butternut Squash Soup
Butternut squash, chicken broth, coconut milk, brown sugar and seasonings combine for a creamy, rich soup. For added flavor, top with Thai Gremolata, a mix of fresh basil or cilantro, chopped peanuts and finely shredded lemon peel.
Kansas City Steak Soup
Our version of the classic Kansas City steak soup uses lean ground sirloin mixed with veggies and seasoned with a blast of steak sauce and Worcestershire. It cooks in just 25 minutes.
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Soy-Ginger Soup with Chicken
Somen are thin Japanese wheat noodles. Find them at Asian groceries or large supermarkets, or substitute vermicilli in this light chicken soup.
Creamy Brie Soup
White wine, cream, white wine vinegar, Brie and fresh herbs create a rich appetizer or main dish. Our recipe also tells you how to adjust the ingredients to make Brie Fondue!
Bacon and Baked Potato Soup
Bacon is versatile and dependable, amping up most dishes. Our cheesy potato soup just seems to call for salty-smoky crumbled bacon. So we stirred some in and sprinkled the rest on top. If you like seasoned bacon, try pepper-rubbed bacon in the soup.
Pumpkin, Chickpea & Red Lentil Stew
This hearty soup boasts a bounty of veggies and seasonings, including pumpkin or squash, fresh ginger, lime juice, cumin and fresh cilantro.
Chipotle Black-Bean Chili
Tuck this chili into your slow cooker in the morning so you can come home to a warm winter dinner. Omit the meat if you'd prefer a hearty meatless main dish. If you like, add chopped avocado or shredded cheese as toppers before serving.
Antlers Wild Rice Soup
We like the creamy richness of this chunky main-dish soup from Antlers Restaurant at Breezy Point Resort in Breezy Point, Minnesota.
Another comforting chicken soup: Creamy Velvet Chicken Soup, the signature dish in the re-created L.S. Ayres Department Store Tea room (circa 1905) at the Indiana State Museum, Indianapolis.
Red Bean, Chicken, and Sweet Potato Stew
Vitamin-rich sweet potatoes and creamy peanut butter complement spicy Cajun seasoning in this easy chicken slow-cooker stew.
Picky Eaters Meatball Soup
What do you feed a finicky eater? Midwest Living® Senior Food Editor Diana McMillen puts friends and family in charge of their meal destiny. Each person gets a bowl of meatballs in broth, and chooses from assorted toppers to finish their soup just the way they like it.
Veggie-Cheese Chowder
This easy soup combines colorful veggies—corn, chopped green or red sweet pepper and sliced celery—with cream and three types of cheese products for a pretty, flavorful dish.
Ham Florentine Soup
Florentine-style dishes have one thing in common: heart-healthy spinach. In this case, the leafy greens combine with chunks of ham in a chowderlike soup. For best results, remove spinach stems before cooking.
It's Italian Sausage Soup
Once a year, Sandy Mafera's women's club gathers for its annual cooking school. The Auburn, Indiana, group comes armed with recipes that fit that year's theme. Italian Sausage Soup was a winner the year their theme was "Elegant and Easy Comfort Food Goes Uptown." The rich and spicy soup is loaded with vegetables and ricelike orzo pasta, plus browned Italian sausage.
Pumpkin-Kale Calico Bean Stew
Canned pumpkin lends a hint of sweetness to this hearty, vegetarian stew, and four types of beans make it filling enough to be a stand-alone supper.
Simply Ramen Chicken Soup
Simply Ramen Chicken Soup gives you a meal in a bowl that's ready in only 15 minutes. Oregano adds a from-scratch taste to the simple soup.
Sweet Heat Beef Stew
Cayenne and dried green chili peppers bring the heat, while beer soothes the palate. Serve with cornbread.
Ginger-Carrot Soup
Combine caramelized onions, ginger, carrots and a sweet potato for this creamy, pretty soup.
Ratatouille Bisque
This pale orange, chowderlike soup gets a sprinkle of goat-cheese croutons in a recipe from Oakleys Bistro in Indianapolis. You'll get a healthy helping of veggies in this meal: eggplant, zucchini, summer squash, leeks, sweet peppers and tomatoes.
Chicken-Artichoke Brie Soup
Bits of spinach and artichoke color this creamy chicken soup. It warms up guests at Grand View Lodge in Nisswa, Minnesota. Serve it as a first course or alongside a sandwich for lunch.
Pork and Veggie Oven Stew
Thyme, oregano and lemon-pepper seasoning flavor this oven-baked stew, which includes potatoes, pork, corn and green beans. Like even more corn? We love corn muffins with this dish.
Carrot Soup
Rich carrot soup gets a tangy edge thanks to a secret ingredient: parsnips. Finish with a squeeze of lemon.
Creamy Wild Rice Soup with Maple Bacon
Whip up this comforting soup in just 45 minutes. Swap out the chicken with chopped, roasted turkey to save even more prep time.
Creamy Shrimp and Rice Soup
Test after test, our staff raved about this flavorful seafood soup. It has cream but no flour, so it tastes rich without being as heavy as most cream soups—perfect for those first days of spring, when you crave lighter fare, but the weather's still chilly.
Tomato Basil Bisque
Basil pesto adds pizzaz to this flavorful blend of vegetables and herbs.
German-Russians settling the Dakotas put Red River Valley potatoes to good use in this creamy-rich potato-filled base with noodle dough cooked. It's white-on-white comfort food.
Spring Tortellini Soup
This family-friendly soup takes advantage of a couple of convenience products to come together in minutes. (New to broccolini? Available in large supermarkets, it's a cross between broccoli and Chinese kale. It has longer, thinner stalks than broccoli and a more delicate texture. If you can't find it, use regular broccoli.)
Great Lakes Salmon Chowder
Asparagus slices add color, and the dill and lemon zest add fresh flavor to salmon that's packed with protein and heart-healthy.
Quinoa Harvest Chili
This hearty and uber-healthy vegetarian chili recipe comes from Brianne Jamerson of Indiana. If you'd prefer a looser texture, just add extra water or broth.
Aunt Maude's Southwestern Turkey Chili
Pureed corn thickens the hearty mixture of beans, veggies and turkey. A tailgating crowd-pleaser.
Sausage and Tortellini Soup
Prep time is just 10 minutes for this slow-cooker soup; combine canned Italian-style stewed tomatoes, frozen green beans, water, a can of onion soup and turkey sausage. Add coleslaw mix and refrigerated cheese-filled tortellini 15 minutes before serving.


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There are several types of heart arrhythmias depending on which part of the heart or nerve pathway is damaged.
Premature Contractions
Premature or early contractions are extra contractions that begin somewhere in the heart muscle instead of the nerve pathway. These extra contractions beat out of sync with the rest of the heart and disrupt the normal rhythm of the heart. Premature contractions will occur randomly in most people at some point in their life and are usually harmless. In fact, most people are unaware they have them. Occasionally, premature contractions may cause someone to feel a flutter, a skipped beat, or jumping in the chest. Premature contractions that occur more often or occur in people with heart disease may need treatment or monitoring.
Premature contractions may be:
Premature supraventricular contractions or premature atrial contractions (PAC) occur in the upper chambers of the heart. Premature beats may make the rest of the heart beat before it should.
Premature ventricular complexes (PVC) are premature contractions in lower chambers of the heart. They may create the feeling of a pause before the next rhythmic contraction of the ventricle.
In some people, premature heartbeats occur because of stress, caffeine, tobacco, or heart-related conditions.
In some people, premature heartbeats occur because of stress, caffeine, tobacco, or heart-related conditions.
Sinoatrial Node Arrhythmias
The sinoatrial (SA) node keeps the heart beating at a regular rhythm of 60-100 beats per minute. Problems with the SA node can lead to arrhythmias such as:
Changes in the heart rate that occurs during breathing. The heart rate increases with inhale of breath and slows down when air is exhaled from lungs. It occurs because of stimulation of the vagus nerve during breathing. The vagus nerve can impact the heart rate. This arrhythmia is common in children and often found in adults, but is generally harmless.
The SA node causes the heart to beat at a faster rate than normal (more than 100 beats per minute). Tachycardia may be a temporary and in normal response to physical activity or a stressful situation. Sometimes the tachycardia may begin or continue because of stimulants such as caffeine, smoking, or certain medications.
The SA node does not fire its signals in a regular rhythm. This may cause heart rate that is too slow, too fast, or one that alternates between too slow and too fast. The rhythms are also marked with long pauses. The risk for this syndrome increases with age. A pacemaker may eventually be needed to manage the heart rate.
Supraventricular/Atrial Arrhythmias
These types of arrhythmias occur in the atria, the upper chambers of the heart. Types of supraventricular arrhythmias include:
Atrial fibrillation (AF or AFib) is the most common type of heart arrhythmia. It occurs when the atria contract in a fast and erratic manner, making the muscle look like it is quivering. The atria's job is to push blood into the ventricles before they contract. If the atria are beating faster than the ventricles, the ventricles can not completely fill with blood. This can decrease the amount of blood available to push out to the body. Some people have AF without any symptoms. In those that have them, AF can cause palpitations, shortness of breath, lightheadedness, or cognitive impairment. If you have these symptoms, talk to your doctor.
People with AF also have an increased risk of stroke or heart attack. Irregular contractions of the atria can cause blood to pool in the atria, which can lead to blood clots. These clots can travel to the brain and cause a stroke. The extra stress on the heart because of poor blood flow from the atria to the ventricle can also eventually lead to heart failure.
Atrial flutter is also very fast contraction of the atria, but unlike fibrillation, the contractions have a regular rhythm. Atrial flutter contractions are more organized than AF, but the risks, complications, and symptoms are the same.
In paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (PSVT), repeated periods of very fast heartbeats begin and end suddenly. It is caused by a malfunction of the electrical connection above the ventricles. Some may be brief and not require treatment. Others are regular and persistent, causing symptoms such as chest pain, lightheadedness, or weakness. These symptoms may require treatment.
Ventricular Arrhythmias
Ventricular arrhythmias occur in the lower chambers of the heart, the ventricles. The ventricles push blood throughout the body and to the lungs, so ventricular arrhythmias can cause very serious symptoms. These arrhythmias are considered medical emergencies because they may lead to sudden cardiac arrest and/or death. Ventricular arrhythmias include:
Rapid and erratic contraction in the ventricles. This causes the heart to make quivering-like motions that make it impossible to pump blood to the rest of the body. Ventricular fibrillation is a primary cause of sudden cardiac death.
The heart beats faster than normal. Tachycardia is a normal response to physical activity, but tachycardia that starts without cause or continues even at rest, suggests a problem. A rapid heartbeat makes it difficult for the ventricles to fill with blood between heartbeats. This reduces the amount of blood that can be pumped out to the body or lungs.
QT is the name given to a section of an ECG reading. It reflects the electrical activity of the lower chambers of the heart. Long QT syndrome is when it takes longer than expected to complete QT section. It indicates a problem with how the electrical signal is moving through the ventricles. The long QT interferes with the heart's rhythms and can lead to serious heart arrhythmias. People with long QT syndrome are also prone to fainting spells and palpitations.
Nerve Conduction Problems
Heart block can occur anywhere along the heart's electrical pathway from the SA node to the bundle branches. It may be completely asymptomatic or it may cause your heart rate to slow down, possibly resulting in lightheadedness, which can lead to fainting. It may also feel like your heart is skipping beats.
Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome occurs when electrical signals arrive at the ventricles too soon and are transmitted back into the atria. Very fast heart rates may develop as the electrical signal ricochets between the atria and ventricles. WPW syndrome is more serious and can be life-threatening.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: EBSCO Medical Review Board Michael J. Fucci, DO, FACC
- Review Date: 06/2017 -
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Michael Jordan didn't have flu — he was poisoned, says former trainer
04/18/2013 8:15amMichael Jordan's former personal trainer recently suggested the famed NBA star was poisoned, perhaps intentionally, during his stay in Park City for the 1997 Finals.
Nev. busing out mentally ill, some to Utah
04/18/2013 9:26amIn recent years, Nevada has been faced with drastic budget cuts for mental health services, and to counter those cuts they've been busing patients across state lines.
Strangers aided governor's daughter after deadly Boston blasts
04/18/2013 10:02amGov. Gary Herbert expressed his gratitude Wednesday to the strangers who came forward to help his daughter in the aftermath of the deadly Boston Marathon blasts.
You're ingesting more plastic than you think; here's what to do about it
04/18/2013 11:57amBy now you know that BPA is bad news and have probably taken steps to avoid it, but do you really know how much plastic you're still consuming? It's more than you think, but there are easy precautions to help you stay safe.
New downtown theater design unveiled
04/18/2013 11:59amSalt Lake City's new performing arts center was unveiled Wednesday by leaders from Salt Lake City and County as well as the architects who designed the building, which is projected for completion in 2016.
Prairie dogs invade Cedar City; town strikes at feds
04/18/2013 12:35pmCedar City residents are fed up over the Utah prairie dog wreaking havoc on their property. They say they are powerless against the assault because the species is protected by the federal government. A group filed a lawsuit Thursday.
6 places to teach your child about family, cultural history
04/18/2013 1:38pmHow can you prepare a child to face challenges? Tell them family stories, suggests some research. For those who want a way to spark conversation or further their knowledge of their family's history or culture, we compiled a list of six places in Utah you could visit to learn about your past.
Nearly 200 Utah employees laid off at L3
04/18/2013 4:55pmUtah-based defense contractor L3 Communications Systems-West announced Thursday it will lay off 4.2 percent of its workforce, about 190 people, as a response recent budget cuts to the Department of Defense.
South Jordan pulverizes old asphalt for new streets
04/18/2013 5:37pmAfter a while, the asphalt on roads starts to break apart. But South Jordan has figured out a way to recycle it and turn it into new roads, all while saving money.
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Construction of new LDS Provo temple fascinates residents, tourists
04/18/2013 6:40pmConstruction crews continue to work on transforming the old fire ravaged Provo Tabernacle into a new temple for the LDS Church. Another milestone was reached as crews poured concrete for the foundation on Thursday.
Boston, SLC runner uses marathons to overcome tragedy
04/18/2013 7:05pmSaturday's Salt Lake City Marathon will be the first major marathon to take place since the tragedy in Boston. Like many others, one woman participating in the half marathon that day used running to overcome personal tragedy.
Doctors encourage healthy eating to prevent diabetes
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Man uses 'Robin Hood' defense in Wyo. bank robbery
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Idaho pit bulls found at scene of homicide ready to be adopted
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UDOT gains land to complete Mountain View Corridor after 3-way deal
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Clearfield residents fundraise to save youth trip after church burned
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West Valley police stay tough on crime as city calls for independent review
04/18/2013 10:53pmDespite nine narcotics officers on leave amid allegations of corruption, West Valley police say they're still arresting people for drug violations. Meanwhile, the city's manager has called for an independent panel to review all aspects of the case.
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Police find documents, records left in vacant buildings
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Union High coaches overwhelmed by national support for suspensions
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5 ways to keep up on a second language
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Utah wildlife officer, 37, killed in Wyoming crash
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Child health advocates call for tobacco tax hike with plans for funds
09/26/2013 9:56amLocal and national child advocacy groups have announced their support of a proposal by President Barack Obama to expand early childhood education by increasing the federal tax on tobacco sales.
LDS encouraged to attend priesthood session at local chapel
09/26/2013 10:19amThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will broadcast the priesthood session for the first time, but the church is encouraging priesthood holders to attend the session in their local chapel, where distances permit.
Man dies after neighbor allegedly stabs him with knife
09/26/2013 11:40amA man stabbed in an apparently unprovoked attack has died from his injuries.
First snowfall of year prompts safety concerns
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6 of the best high school football rivalries in Utah
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Many concerned about invasion of privacy with personal drones
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Ex-teacher, Boy Scout leader faces charges for explicit photos
09/26/2013 4:39pmA veteran junior high school teacher and former Boy Scout leader was charged Thursday with five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony.
House committee orders Swallow, AG's office to turn over documents
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Utah guardsmen head to Colorado to rebuild, federal govt approval unsure
09/26/2013 6:04pmRoughly 100 members of the Utah National Guard set out for Colorado on Thursday to help rebuild following widespread flooding.
Race may have been a factor in inmate murder, police say
09/26/2013 6:21pmA prison inmate who made headlines four years ago in a failed jail escape has now been charged with murdering his cellmate.
Utah family escapes Kenyan mall during attack
09/26/2013 6:27pmUtah native Greg Jackson and his family were inside the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya when it came under attack.
Man sentenced with up to 45 years in prison after deadly crash
09/26/2013 6:38pmThomas Randall Ainsworth, who hit a vehicle and killed an 18-month-old boy on Christmas Eve, 2011, was sentenced Thursday to up to 45 years in prison.
Former Miss Riverton takes plea deal in bomb case
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Thousands of Utahns awaiting governor's decision on Medicaid expansion
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Fire displaces Magna family, injures dog
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Utah man accused of mass shooting plot in court
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New memorial dedicated by the Ute Indian Tribe
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Teen accidentally shoots friend in stomach
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WSU football player arrested for allegedly stealing bottle of cologne
09/26/2013 8:12pmA Weber State football player has charged with shoplifting.
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company celebrates 50 years
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DA files murder charge in Wasatch County cold case
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September marks 50th anniversary of JFK visit to Utah
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Utah women weigh in on benefits of Affordable Care Act
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Sneaky ways to get kids to eat more veggies
09/26/2013 11:04pmKSL's Brooke Walker had dinner with a local Utah family to check up on the amount of veggies the family was serving. She brought along dietician Kathleen Nielsen to give her two cents.
Utahns with Parkinson's gather for new Michael J. Fox show
09/26/2013 11:16pmA new show on KSL featuring Michael J. Fox is bringing light and comedy to people living with Parkinson's Disease.
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Why people with mental illness often struggle to find help
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Man accused of sexually abusing kids at local skate parks
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Behind the scenes at Overstock.com
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Warmer-than-normal December, but nobody's complaining
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Man sentenced to prison after allegedly pushing girlfriend from truck
12/06/2012 8:06amWhether AshLee Bambrough was pushed, jumped or fell from a vehicle that was traveling 65 mph is still disputed in court.
Barking Shih Tzu wakes owner to fire; hailed as hero
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Though vocabulary scores improve, performance gap for minorities persists
12/06/2012 3:06pmUtah's fourth- and eighth-grade students scored ahead of their national peers in the vocabulary portion of the 2009 and 2011 National Assessment of Educational Progress reading tests, the Utah State Office of Education announced Thursday.
Young men make up majority of spice-related ER visits
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Latest round of copper wire thefts leaves neighborhood in the dark
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Wednesday's Child: Wells
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Danny Berger updated to fair condition; family sends out picture
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Program has students getting fit while 'crossing the globe'
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Police: 3 arrested, charged in child sex abuse case
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Firefighter makes unlikely traffic stop
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New public safety building to introduce one-of-a-kind technology
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Students involved in experiment to track flu germs, minimize illness
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Parents grill school board over knowledge of former principal's misconduct
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Files show images of Susan Powell on anniversary of her disappearance
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Bicyclist killed in Salt Lake City hit-and-run
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Driver pinned under SUV, transported in critical condition
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LDS Church launches website, resource on homosexuality
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