DANIEL SILVA (Moscow Rules)- here is some copying -
The extraordinary new Gabriel Allon thriller from one of the world's finest writers of international intrigue and espionage.
The violent death of a journalist leads agent turned art-restorer, Gabriel Allon to Russia. Here he finds that in terms of spycraft, the stakes are the highest they've ever been. He's playing by "Moscow Rules" now.
It is not the grim Moscow of Soviet times, but a new Moscow, awash in oil wealth and bulletproof Bentleys. A Moscow where a new generation of Stalinists is plotting to reclaim an empire lost, and to challenge the global dominance of its old enemy, the United States.
One such man is Ivan Kharkov, a former KGB agent who has built a global investment empire on the rubble of the Soviet Union. Hidden within that empire is a lucrative and deadly business. Kharkov is an arms dealer - and he is about to deliver Russia's most sophisticated weapons to al-Qaeda. Unless Allon can learn the time and place of the delivery, the world will see the deadliest terror attacks since 9/11 - and the clock is ticking fast.
Filled with rich prose and breathtaking turns of plot, Moscow Rules is at once superior entertainment and a searing cautionary tale about the new threats rising to the East - and Silva's finest novel yet.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Ill from food
If the restaurant is within the city of Cleveland, you may
contact the following persons:
Ron Smith: Deputy Commissioner of Environment 216-664-3596
Renee Witcher-Johnson, Epidemiologist: 216-420-7743
If the restaurant is outside the boundaries of the City of Cleveland, you
should contact the Cuyahoga County Board of Health. That number is
216-201-2000. If you have further questions, you may contact me at the
following number: 216-664-2362. Tks.
This is from the Health Centers Director for the city of Cleveland.
contact the following persons:
Ron Smith: Deputy Commissioner of Environment 216-664-3596
Renee Witcher-Johnson, Epidemiologist: 216-420-7743
If the restaurant is outside the boundaries of the City of Cleveland, you
should contact the Cuyahoga County Board of Health. That number is
216-201-2000. If you have further questions, you may contact me at the
following number: 216-664-2362. Tks.
This is from the Health Centers Director for the city of Cleveland.
Bob, 29 July
1. Thank you to God and all who help me get through a day or even an hour
2. Thank you for fund raisers such as the one on Sacha's birthday at Bob Evans, to raise money for frog habitats.
Bob Evans
1437 GOLDEN GATE BLVD
MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, OH 44124
(440) 473-4713
Some of the salads you can get at Bob Evans include:
1. Cranberry Pecan Chicken Salad
2. Chef Salad (with ham and bacon)
3. Chili & Cheese Taco Salad with sausage chilli
4. Country Spinach Salad with chicken
5. Cobb with chicken and bacon
6. Wildfire Chicken Salad
7. Fresh Fruit & Yogurt Plate
Bob Evans Raising Funds to support Vernal Pool Project
Bob Evans Farms is now a supporting sponsor of Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's Frogs, Hogs & Dogs exhibit.
In conjunction with 2008 Year of the Frog, Cleveland Metroparks and Cleveland Metroparks Zoo are undertaking a project to create pools within Cleveland Metroparks and then populate them with wood frogs. In support of this effort, on Tuesday, July 29, Bob Evans will donate 10% of proceeds in 26 participating Northeast Ohio Bob Evans restaurants to the Zoo's Vernal Pool Habitat Project!
This project is supposed to help create new wetland habitats for amphibians in Northeast Ohio.
Happy Birthday Sac!
2. Thank you for fund raisers such as the one on Sacha's birthday at Bob Evans, to raise money for frog habitats.
Bob Evans
1437 GOLDEN GATE BLVD
MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, OH 44124
(440) 473-4713
Some of the salads you can get at Bob Evans include:
1. Cranberry Pecan Chicken Salad
2. Chef Salad (with ham and bacon)
3. Chili & Cheese Taco Salad with sausage chilli
4. Country Spinach Salad with chicken
5. Cobb with chicken and bacon
6. Wildfire Chicken Salad
7. Fresh Fruit & Yogurt Plate
Bob Evans Raising Funds to support Vernal Pool Project
Bob Evans Farms is now a supporting sponsor of Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's Frogs, Hogs & Dogs exhibit.
In conjunction with 2008 Year of the Frog, Cleveland Metroparks and Cleveland Metroparks Zoo are undertaking a project to create pools within Cleveland Metroparks and then populate them with wood frogs. In support of this effort, on Tuesday, July 29, Bob Evans will donate 10% of proceeds in 26 participating Northeast Ohio Bob Evans restaurants to the Zoo's Vernal Pool Habitat Project!
This project is supposed to help create new wetland habitats for amphibians in Northeast Ohio.
Happy Birthday Sac!
Gratitude, 26 July
1. Thank you to God for all who help me get through a day.
2. Thank you for the nice birthday dinner for Barbara at Night Town. It has been years since I have had a steamed artichoke and what a treat. The presentation of the artichoke at Night Town was excellent. The artichoke leaves were tender and the vegetable broth-and-butter dipping sauce was an excellent touch, not to mention the choke that reminded me of rich mashed potatoes. For dinner I had the salad with olives and cheese. Barb had the ravioli stuffed with blue cheese and mushrooms.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BARB!
3. Finding Our Way Again - The Return of the Ancient Practices by Brian McLaren is an interesting read.
The author mentions five Abrahamic practices to consider putting into your life. He notes that Abraham was an important figure for the Christian, Muslim, and Jewish ways of life.
1. Pilgrimmage
2. Fasting
3. Holy meal
4. Prayers of blessing
5. Giving or tithing
6. The sabbath
What an interesting list this is. Of course, there are many ways to interpret this for my world today. The author suggests that many of these we probably already do as part of our way of life but just do not realize it. Pilgrimmage I think of as when we break with the routine of our life and go away. I have even been thinking that a trip to St. Peter's Cathedral next time we go to NY would be a nice pilgrimmage. Our recent trip to Florida tho' not of course a visit to a religious site strictly speaking was a break with the routine and an enjoyable one.
Fasting of course is something you do every day before breakfast. Keeping a longer fast is one approach that would work for me. A holy meal can be any meal that is shared. Prayers of blessing I feel help me get through every day. Giving is something I want to do more and want to help with the Meals on Wheels tho' in a way some of the work we are doing with FOEC, LOGS, and Komen involve some giving, tho' I could always do more. Observing the sabbath is something I feel I can do of course on weekends when again there is a break from the routine of work and there is resting, something that should be encouraged as even religious and spiritual observance says it is a valuable practice.
2. Thank you for the nice birthday dinner for Barbara at Night Town. It has been years since I have had a steamed artichoke and what a treat. The presentation of the artichoke at Night Town was excellent. The artichoke leaves were tender and the vegetable broth-and-butter dipping sauce was an excellent touch, not to mention the choke that reminded me of rich mashed potatoes. For dinner I had the salad with olives and cheese. Barb had the ravioli stuffed with blue cheese and mushrooms.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BARB!
3. Finding Our Way Again - The Return of the Ancient Practices by Brian McLaren is an interesting read.
The author mentions five Abrahamic practices to consider putting into your life. He notes that Abraham was an important figure for the Christian, Muslim, and Jewish ways of life.
1. Pilgrimmage
2. Fasting
3. Holy meal
4. Prayers of blessing
5. Giving or tithing
6. The sabbath
What an interesting list this is. Of course, there are many ways to interpret this for my world today. The author suggests that many of these we probably already do as part of our way of life but just do not realize it. Pilgrimmage I think of as when we break with the routine of our life and go away. I have even been thinking that a trip to St. Peter's Cathedral next time we go to NY would be a nice pilgrimmage. Our recent trip to Florida tho' not of course a visit to a religious site strictly speaking was a break with the routine and an enjoyable one.
Fasting of course is something you do every day before breakfast. Keeping a longer fast is one approach that would work for me. A holy meal can be any meal that is shared. Prayers of blessing I feel help me get through every day. Giving is something I want to do more and want to help with the Meals on Wheels tho' in a way some of the work we are doing with FOEC, LOGS, and Komen involve some giving, tho' I could always do more. Observing the sabbath is something I feel I can do of course on weekends when again there is a break from the routine of work and there is resting, something that should be encouraged as even religious and spiritual observance says it is a valuable practice.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Dept of Health
krothenberg@city.cleveland.oh.us
http://www.clevelandhealth.org/Contact/ is where I got the information to contact the Department of Health as suggested by Dr. Geyer. This concerns the four of us who became ill after eating at Taza on June 21.
http://www.clevelandhealth.org/Contact/ is where I got the information to contact the Department of Health as suggested by Dr. Geyer. This concerns the four of us who became ill after eating at Taza on June 21.
Good nature, posts
1. Thank you to God and all who help me get through everything
2. Thank you that there is hope for cotton mouth tho' sometimes it feels more like wood mouth
3. Thank goodness for Good Nature - see following -
3. What a lot of blogging this month!
What a lot of blogging I did in July so far. I'm not sure what to make of this. I don't know if there has been more than even on my mind or it's just one of those things. I wonder if my blogs are funny enough. Maybe I should work on that. There is a lot of gratitude in my life. Maybe that explains all the blogging. I have been thinking a lot lately about what retirement would be like.
7/25 application covered organic fertilizer and stress and did a surge weed control.
2. Thank you that there is hope for cotton mouth tho' sometimes it feels more like wood mouth
3. Thank goodness for Good Nature - see following -
3. What a lot of blogging this month!
What a lot of blogging I did in July so far. I'm not sure what to make of this. I don't know if there has been more than even on my mind or it's just one of those things. I wonder if my blogs are funny enough. Maybe I should work on that. There is a lot of gratitude in my life. Maybe that explains all the blogging. I have been thinking a lot lately about what retirement would be like.
7/25 application covered organic fertilizer and stress and did a surge weed control.
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