Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
NOTE FROM THE PRIMARY PRESIDENT
Hello Primary parents and Primary teachers!
Please make note of these dates on your calendars:
Tuesday, September 14, 7 pm at the Stake Center (chapel); Primary Presentation Dress Rehearsal
Sunday, September 19, during Sacrament meeting, Primary Presentation (BTW, this would be a great presentation to invite friends and neighbors to)
Parents, for the Dress Rehearsal you may drop your children off and leave them in our care for about an hour or so. However, please remind them we will be meeting in the chapel and they will be expected to behave accordingly. We will be serving ice cream sundaes after the rehearsal, just in time for them to go home and get in bed. ;-)
Primary teachers, see the note to parents above. We'll need you there!
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Amy Troop
Please make note of these dates on your calendars:
Tuesday, September 14, 7 pm at the Stake Center (chapel); Primary Presentation Dress Rehearsal
Sunday, September 19, during Sacrament meeting, Primary Presentation (BTW, this would be a great presentation to invite friends and neighbors to)
Parents, for the Dress Rehearsal you may drop your children off and leave them in our care for about an hour or so. However, please remind them we will be meeting in the chapel and they will be expected to behave accordingly. We will be serving ice cream sundaes after the rehearsal, just in time for them to go home and get in bed. ;-)
Primary teachers, see the note to parents above. We'll need you there!
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Amy Troop
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
WV SENATE RACE
I've been trying to gather information about the candidates and thought I'd share what I've found. The statement below is from one of the candidates and explains why this Senate race is so important.
"The [candiate] who wins the U.S Senate general election on November 2, 2010 is going to be in a unique position. The other Congressional winners will take office in January 2011. However, because of Senator Robert C. Byrd's death, the newly elected U.S. Senator will be sworn in the next day, November 3, 2010. This means that they will begin serving on the first day of the "lame duck" session."
Here are some useful links with general info about all candidates:
http://www.herald-dispatch.com/elections
http://www.votesmart.org/election_congress_state.php?state_id=WV
http://www.sos.wv.gov/elections/voter-information-center/Pages/CandidatesforSpecialUSSenateElection.aspx
Here's what I found for each of the candidates.
Dem
Joe Manchin III http://www.joemanchinwv.com/home
Ken Hechler ??
Sheirl Fletcher ??
Rep
John Raese http://www.raeseforsenate.org/
Mac Warner http://macwarnerforsenate.com/
Kenneth Culp http://www.wvsenate2010.com/
Harry Bruner http://www.harrybruner.com/
Daniel Rebich https://www.danielrebichforsenate.com/Home_Page.php
Lynette McQuain http://www.mcquainforhouse.com/
Scott Williams http://web.me.com/scotthwilliams/Site/Welcome.html
Thomas Ressler ??
Albert Howard http://alberthoward.org/default.aspx
Charles Railey ??
Mountain Party
Jesse Johnson http://www.jessejohnson.org/
Early voting has already started but the actual Primary election is August 28. Don't forget!
Amy Troop
"The [candiate] who wins the U.S Senate general election on November 2, 2010 is going to be in a unique position. The other Congressional winners will take office in January 2011. However, because of Senator Robert C. Byrd's death, the newly elected U.S. Senator will be sworn in the next day, November 3, 2010. This means that they will begin serving on the first day of the "lame duck" session."
Here are some useful links with general info about all candidates:
http://www.herald-dispatch.com/elections
http://www.votesmart.org/election_congress_state.php?state_id=WV
http://www.sos.wv.gov/elections/voter-information-center/Pages/CandidatesforSpecialUSSenateElection.aspx
Here's what I found for each of the candidates.
Dem
Joe Manchin III http://www.joemanchinwv.com/home
Ken Hechler ??
Sheirl Fletcher ??
Rep
John Raese http://www.raeseforsenate.org/
Mac Warner http://macwarnerforsenate.com/
Kenneth Culp http://www.wvsenate2010.com/
Harry Bruner http://www.harrybruner.com/
Daniel Rebich https://www.danielrebichforsenate.com/Home_Page.php
Lynette McQuain http://www.mcquainforhouse.com/
Scott Williams http://web.me.com/scotthwilliams/Site/Welcome.html
Thomas Ressler ??
Albert Howard http://alberthoward.org/default.aspx
Charles Railey ??
Mountain Party
Jesse Johnson http://www.jessejohnson.org/
Early voting has already started but the actual Primary election is August 28. Don't forget!
Amy Troop
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
TO PASTEURIZE RAW EGGS
To Pasteurize Raw Eggs
To avoid the risk of illness, use fresh, whole, grade A or AA eggs. If the egg smells strange or if it's discolored, then throw it away.
Place the eggs in a pot with cold water. Put the water on medium heat, watch as the temperature rises. You don’t want the temperature of the water to be higher than 150 degrees. If you want to be exact, you can keep a thermometer probe in the water, if not 140-150 degrees is the stage before bubbles start to form. When you reach this temperature, try to keep it. So lower the heat, watch so the temperature doesn’t rise, then keep the eggs in the water for about 3-5 minutes.
The only part of the egg that needs to reach 140 to 150 degrees for 3-5 minute is the outside shell because that is the only source of possible salmonella.
To avoid the risk of illness, use fresh, whole, grade A or AA eggs. If the egg smells strange or if it's discolored, then throw it away.
Place the eggs in a pot with cold water. Put the water on medium heat, watch as the temperature rises. You don’t want the temperature of the water to be higher than 150 degrees. If you want to be exact, you can keep a thermometer probe in the water, if not 140-150 degrees is the stage before bubbles start to form. When you reach this temperature, try to keep it. So lower the heat, watch so the temperature doesn’t rise, then keep the eggs in the water for about 3-5 minutes.
The only part of the egg that needs to reach 140 to 150 degrees for 3-5 minute is the outside shell because that is the only source of possible salmonella.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
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