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My family LOVED this! Hunter said it's better than hot pot pie(and that is his all time favorite meal!). It got 10s from everyone and I will definitely be making it again!
Shar sent this recipe on the group and it's one of a few I plan to try this week.
The changes I made was I used my own mix instead of the mushroom soup(to avoid msg for Hunter) and I used a LOT more cheese because we love cheese=)
Layered Meatball Casserole
1 pkg. (6 oz.) STOVE TOP Stuffing Mix for Chicken
1 can (10-3/4 oz.) reduced-sodium condensed cream of mushroom soup
1/4 cup milk
1 pkg. (1 lb.) frozen meatballs
2 cups frozen peas
1 cup Shredded Cheddar Cheese
PREHEAT oven to 400ºF. Prepare stuffing mix as directed on package for Light Preparation; set aside.
COMBINE soup and milk in 13x9-inch baking dish. Stir in meatballs and peas; sprinkle with cheese. Top with the prepared stuffing.
BAKE 20 to 25 min. or until heated through.


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Wow I love your blog, I just found it and Im so glad I did, I am now your newest follower! Thanks so much for sharing! stop by sometime to visit me!
They are all awesome!
I love all your rabbits, they are really nice. Vicky
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more amazing prim bunnies..I look at your blog and think I must get my finger out and stitch more LOL..love dropping by to see what you have been making..♥

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It took me weeks to remember the name of the town where Liz and I were to spend our July 4th holiday; I had never been to Scituate, Massachusetts, or anywhere near Cape Cod. Liz, on the other hand, had spent some time in this part of the world when she lived in Boston and was familiar with the whole cape experience.
Before we moved, Sallyann had extended an invitation to her folks' place in the affluent seaside town. I was unaware upon accepting that their house lies a mere two blocks from a peaceful, private beach and only a few miles from the quaint business district—a boon to any vacation plans, especially those made amid an economic slump.
The weekend was truly relaxing. We hung out with old and new friends alike, talked, drank beer, ate way too much, played with the dogs, and took in the sun. Crowds gathered along the shore on Friday and Saturday night to catch the show of fireworks, which could be seen for miles—some sponsored by the towns along the cape, most fired illegally with zero reaction from local police. Open containers, also normally illegal, were overlooked as well—a welcome change in the legal system for this lady.
The trip provided us with a small escape from quotidian worries and a chance to reconnect with some Pittsburgh friends. Saturday was a flawless beach day with lots of swimming, sunning and reading. At low tide, the sand stretched for roughly ten yards but completely disappeared at high tide, when the water washed up the shore to meet the seawall.
The setting on my camera was all out of whack and completely blew everything out, but I did manage to catch a few acceptable photos despite the technical difficulties.
In the end, Fred got all of the attention and I managed to file Scituate away in my geographic lexicon.
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I can only imagine what fun these girl will be around the ages of 18, 16, and 14!!!
I had one of those blond moments at this session, my battery died and I had no other back up batteries in my bag....plus I I was 40 mins away from my house, this sweet lil baby was all comfy in position and smiling and MY CAMERA WAS DEAD, grrrrr! Not my day, I think I swore over 50 times in the car trying to figure out what to do!!


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The past week, this nothing consecrated Catholic hermit has been working on the hermitage bathroom and praying. The thought has come of just how skilled and focused and hard-working are those who build. I've thought much of St. Joseph and Jesus--all those in history of nations and civilization who figured out how to construct not just edifices but thoughts, words, art, music, and the spiritual life.
Yes, we build our spiritual lives. We construct in certain order, in ways that sometimes we do not understand and by trial and error. But we learn from the Holy Spirit as to how to listen, to pray, to proceed in our journeys in this life, this world, and on into eternity.
Today I had to figure out how to wire electrical light fixtures. My son-in-law had started one of two in the bathroom, but the box that is nailed into the stud behind the drywall wobbled a little. He became discouraged and evidently was not familiar with that type of box that is nailed to one side or the other of an upright wall stud. Yes, one side could be pressed in slightly.
However, once the back plate is screwed in and the wires attached properly, and the fixture screwed into the back plate, the wall itself acts as a solid stabilizer. He somehow could not grasp that on the day he tried. I think he has mostly done ceiling fixtures with mounting boxes that are secured differently to ceiling joists and do not have any "give" on one side or the other.
So I thought about how my son-in-law has learned to wire light fixtures and realized that there is no reason why I should not be able to do it. It takes courage, though, and courage comes with prayer and confidence in the Lord. With faith, I started in, reading instructions and beginning the process of hanging the second light fixture.
Of course, there were glitches. There seem always to be in this old hermitage. The electrical box was not flush with the drywall. I called Mark, the electrician. He said to use spacers to bring the face plate out so it would be more flush with the drywall. It was not at all easy to get the spacers behind the screws and all secured in the proper place, with the mounting screws for the fixture, then, being aligned so that the light would hang straight on the wall.
I had to call Mark yet again with another question, and while asking the question, the answer came clear. He laughed; I laughed. A lot of these matters simply take doing and checking in with someone other who has more than ample experience.
And so, too, with our souls and the spiritual life. Yet we must pray for courage and have faith that we can step forward in our seeking His Real Presence and that we will find Him always, with us and us with and in Him. Sometimes we call upon a spiritual friend or spiritual director; or we read a book written by a spiritual master, tried and proven over time to be one who has reached divine union or nearly so while on yet on this earth.
Always, we can call upon Jesus and His apostles. We can call upon the Blessed Mother, Mary. We can call upon the Holy Spirit and God the Father of all beingness. We can turn to the directions we are given in the Scriptures. No matter the challenge or new skill or task or step we are encountering in our spiritual lives and growth, we do have the directions given us in the Living Word, the Bible.
The past few weeks, the Lord has been communicating more, reminding me of specific persons needing prayer. It has become uncanny--truly miraculous. But why should that surprise us? He desires to utilize us, and when enough of the distractions are tucked away and out of mind, our minds and hearts and souls are more open to listening in the silence of solitude.
If we do not see or hear the inner images or inner words and detect what He wishes of us, be assured His Real Presence will repeat His will in similar or other formats. That has been the case, lately, and He makes sure if I miss the cues, that I get them even if the person needing prayer ends up contacting through temporal means. But mostly, lately, He has let me know in ways that I grasp, and when a temporal contact comes along, the message had already been received.
Perhaps I may share some of these aspects with you sometime, my dear friends, dear blog readers. I'm sure you will have many such similar, but it might also help as a reminder to expect His promptings and messages. When they come, we must snatch them and act upon them with increasing faith and confidence in prayer and word and deed.
Tomorrow the daughter and son-in-law are going to come quite early to this hermitage. They've not been here for some time; it is a trek out of civilization to arrive here. We are going to set the toilet in the bathroom! The slate floor is in place, grouted and sealed. The tub that was set last summer now has all the tiling, grout, and sealant completed. The window trim is cut, sanded, primed, painted, nailed and caulked. (Yes, I did all the boards for the window wrap and casings in opposite order. Craig explained that is why I had difficulties with gaps. Now I know better for all the other windows.)
In our temporal lives and in our spiritual lives, we may do well to keep in mind that we are always learning. We make mistakes. We might pray and listen but miss the cues. So we pray and listen some more, and we ask others in our lives who have experiences we have not yet encountered. That is how it is in life.
It has come to me in the silence of solitude and in the failures and successes, that some people learn a skill that they use repeatedly and become rather expert. Others learn bits and pieces of skills in more generalized form and use. Some are specialists, others are generalists. We all are journeying together, even if some more in physical solitude and others more in active interactions or groupings.
Such as with this old hermitage, we learn in various modalities. Yet we find we are learning various aspects of experiences and lessons and skills enough--to be humbled enough--to praise God for the miracle of it all!
God bless His Real Presence in us!


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Yesterday I spent the day at Beach London on Cheshire street in London doing some paintings for the first of their Artist x MDF series.
All the paintings are sort-of visual puns or jokes based around the phrase 'Beach London' and are designed to work well together by using a colour scheme throughout. I do very little painting and struggled at times with the medium but felt that the decision to use only three colours was fairly satisfying. Theres a couple others that I havnt featured up here and they are all for sale.
Had a great day with the fellas at beach and am looking forward to seeing what Suzy does when she is painting there in the next couple of weeks, be sure to pop in and say hello!


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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
perspective, and oh yeah, screw you, interwebz
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Just found your blog on fitocracy. That's a huge deal! Single mom to single-mom, I can understand how alone and scared things can be. This is something I'm not even willing to imagine about. I'm sending good vibes your way. I really, truly hope that you are OK.ReplyDelete
And thanks for your blog.
Cyber-hugs are probably as useful as cyber medical advice, but here's at ya, anyway. Scary things are scary things, and good stuff happens (like I've beaten CAD w/o surgery for 15 years). The 52 can-will-prevail.ReplyDelete
Maria, thank you for your support and thank you for stopping by. Please come again. It's not usually this depressing around here :-)ReplyDelete
Uncle, you rock as usual. :-)Replies
I know you have a good selection of lifelong friends around heah, but I am nearby and you need something while this is going on, please let me know.Delete
Retrospective white light. What a scary time that must have been. Assuming/hoping, all turned out right, since I've found your blog and it seems you are still doing what makes you happy and strong. I will NOT sneak any peeks ahead and will suffer through the sequence of blog posts as they were written.ReplyDelete
The internet info led to my father's decision to ignore the advice of the colorectal oncology dept. at NYU. Incidentally, we had to pull every string and called in every favor, to see him within 24 hrs. Dir. was correct, my father's cancer metastasized right on schedule (under 3 years). Lesson learned. Next time he followed medical advice. At the moment he seems fine. The + and - of Internet info...becoming informed, ok. Making medical decisions...not so much.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
A Hannah and Alex Xmas III
Every year, married maniacs Hannah and Alex put together a Christmas film of sorts for our enjoyment...and theirs. They show it at the Living Room theaters on the big screen. It's fo' real. This one was an especially great little noir murder mystery romance featuring husband, wife, friends...and a musical number! I have no idea how they plan to top it next year, it just keeps getting more legit. And to top it off, Hannah doled out some scarf samples from her Ola Collection (more on that soon...) Thanks for a fantastic evening, friends!!!
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"Keep the change."
--Latrell Walker (Exit Wounds)
Relating to a previous post about eliminating large denomination currency, a University of Tennessee law professor observes that because inflation has eroded the value of money, a $100 bill today is worth only a fraction of what it could buy just a few decades ago.
Stated differently, large denomination money is not all that large when its current purchasing power is considered. As inflation continues to erode value, then larger bills will be required because small bills, such as the dollar, will be next to worthless (the current value of the penny is a good analogy).
More importantly, the author notes that banning denominations of cash gives bureaucrats more control over people's lives:
"Cash has a lot of virtues. One of them is that it allows people to engage in voluntary transactions without the knowledge or permission of anyone else. Governments call this suspicious, but the rest of us call it something else: Freedom."
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Cash and Freedom
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That's basically what the internet told me the other day at work when I decided to update the blog. "Sorry, we're closed. You can knock but you can't come in." Okay, technically it said something along the lines of "This website has been blocked...." Yadda, yadda, yadda.
Yep. They finally blocked blogger. Just the latest in a long string of websites that I am no longer allowed to access at work. And for some reason, this one really irritated me the most. All blogger sites are blocked as "social networking" sites. I sorta understand preventing people from playing games at work (should be watching for dying patients) and streaming music at work (strains the network)and MySpace (cause it's stupid) - side note, here's my MySpace page - and YouTube (same as both games and streaming music).
But Blogger? Really? It's not like it's e-Harmony or anything. What's wrong with social networking. And besides all that, I work in the IT department! I'm not saying we should get special treatment, it's just that we should totally get special treatment. They pay me to sit at my computer and wait for the phone to ring. How am I supposed to entertain myself while I'm waiting?
So anyway, that's why the posting has lagged. And it will continue to lag for a few more days, because when I'm at home I don't spend much time blogging. But, I will be fully functional at work soon because I finally ordered a Dell laptop. And when it gets here I can carry it to work and do whatever the heck I want to on my own machine. So, then blogging will return to normal. And one of the posts will definitely be pictures of my new laptop - because it is the awesome! (yes, i said it that way on purpose).


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Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! If you have arrived from Karen's post over at Club Scrap then you are in the right spot. If not, please head back over to check out the complete list of participating bloggers. You wouldn't want to miss out on all the fantastic paper crafted inspiration along the way.
|Click HERE to see a photo that inspired this project.
1. Cut eighteen windmill blades from 4x12" pizza boxes strips.
2. Combine 3 parts yellow ochre and 1 part light green acrylic paint to match the Homestead green paper and paint three wooden skewers (from the grocery store).
3. Mark and poke holes into each blade.
|Make first hole with paper piercing tool.
|Widen the hole with the tip of a pencil.
4. Cover each blade with Homestead green paper and distress the edges with Earth hybrid ink.
|Trace the shape of the blade onto a 4x12" strip of green paper and trim.
6. Hot glue each blade into place on back of the windmill.
7. Measure and trim painted skewers to fit onto the frame in a spoke fashion. Punch a 1" circle out of green paper and back with pizza box circle of the same size. Spokes will insert into the corrugated sides of the circle hub. Secure ends with hot glue into hub and onto windmill frame.
8. Create a faux barn board wall with more pizza boxes cut into random 4" wide pieces.
9. Cover each piece with Homestead brick paper of the same dimensions and attach with Club Scrap® Book Binding Glue.
10. Distress edges using a paper piercing, distress tool (both from Tonic) and Earth Hybrid Ink.
11. Pierce holes in barn boards and insert brads to create faux nail heads.
12. Cut pieces of pizza box from two sides and top of box. Attach barn boards using book binding glue to form the base.
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14. Trim out quote and distress edges with tool and ink.
15. Add embellishments to the windmill and quote using die cuts and the wooden tag from the Homestead collection.
|Attach metal medallion distressed with red acrylic paint (to match the barn boards) onto hub of windmill.
|Wooden distressed tag, wax linen threads and grommet.
|Green, Brick, Pumpkin, and scraps of hybrid quote print out die cuts.
|Sizzix decorative strip die
|Ink and curl edges of leaves and wheat die cuts. Layout the pieces in a pleasing design before permanently adhering to wall hanging.
I really hope you enjoyed the project as much as I enjoyed making it.
Enjoy the rest of the Hop and the next stop is Roni's Inkstains Blog!


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Modernism Preview Party tomorrow night, April 24th 2009
at the Southfield Civic Center.
It's a preview of the Modernism Antiques show that runs all weekend
and will feature food, wine and live music from the SG Ensemble.
Preview Party tickets are $50 in advance or $65 the day of the show.
The Modernism Show is $5 on both Saturday and Sunday.
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Adding spice to the on-field contests is the ever-enthusiastic cheer leaders, imported from Australia just for this tournament. IPL has certainly induced an additional oomph factor. People are so used to the regular glam shows that these new faces doing their item numbers (alas! that's our comparison) in the open for everybody to see, have brought in a fresh breeze across the stadia.
"If not for cricket, lets at least get a glance of those skimpy dressed cheer leaders" is what people have come to say. I am not sure how these guys manage their body temperature with this extra heat generated this summer. No matter what; the IPL is a winner, considering it as a commercial venture.
We all know that cricket and films rule the lion's share of Indian's focus. It 'will', if not 'has' already taken cricket to a new level of viewership. A whole new segment of spectators is tapped, thanks to the culturally diversified teams. The cricketers' slam and the filmdom's glam in IPL are bound to break barriers as it reaches places one wouldn't even imagine. Who knows how many countries might participate in the coming World Cup? IPL, certainly, is the OOMPH FACTOR for global cricket.


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Do you remember Lucid Launcher? We featured this indie launcher a few weeks ago right here on the XDA Portal. XDA Senior Member powerpoint45 made a video series detailing its creation. And then on Valentine's Day, the developer decided to update the application and add some love in the form of a few new features. The application also changed its status from alpha to beta, so it should be considerably more stable.
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Not too long ago, we featured a method posted by XDA Senior Member soloilmeglio that allows Samsung Galaxy Note 3 users to add Floating Pen Window functionality to any app. While immensely useful, adding applications was unfortunately a rather cumbersome task, requiring the modification of a certain CSC file. Thankfully, XDA Recognized Developer xperiacle has now created an application that does all the work for you, enabling you to add Floating Pen Window functionality to any app with just a few clicks.
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Only Show What You Want Others to See with Gallery PlusAndroid, Best Android Application, How Tos
You might just be one of those people with your entire life on your handheld. Because of this, you need to have everything at your disposal with a short move of your arm and a quick swipe of the finger. That said, that is only you. And since you cannot selectively decide what you need to carry based on prying eyes and people needlessly touching your device, you need to find an alternative solution to keep your stuff…yours. XDA Forum Member appmobileplus developed a little app that may come in handy for those of you who do not wish to show shameless pictures of yourself to others.


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When I first took Daisy on as a foster, I wanted to focus on building trust and training her in the basic commands, so she could go to a nice home with a nice family. However, it soon became clear that the basic commands would have to wait until I could build trust with her and get her to look me in the eye. A very scary prospect for my girl.
During the first few days she spent with me, I just allowed Daisy "to be". I wanted her to become used to her new surroundings first; to get used to all the sights, sounds and smells that surrounded her in her new home. I did not expose her to any new experiences (besides the house and the yard). We did not go to the dog park right away. We did not take a jaunt to Petsmart. We didn't even go for walks because Daisy was so afraid of me touching her collar.


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Good idea, except 20 minutes into my dying session with a flotilla tea bags floating blythely around in the sink, refusing to cause more than the slightest colour change in the fabrics, I decided to try something else. I mixed up some gravy stock cubes and poured those in on top. Bad idea. My mum has always sworn that during the war British women dyed their legs with "gravy browning" and drew lines up the back to imitate nylon stockings... that is as maybe but it had very little visible effect on my fabrics. It had rather a strong effect on their smell though!
So much so that George, my young fluffy chap, was very interested indeed when I went to peg it all on the line. So much of the fabric remnants are now extra-distressed and full of cat claw holes from someone who got a bit over excited by the beefy aroma. Lord!


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You are 5 years old.
Today your mother died of aids.
You are HIV+
You have no home, no food, no medication, no hope.
Who will help you?
I bought 2 shirts from A Hope today to wear on Worlds AIDS Orphans Day, May 7th, 2010. Proceeds of the purchases from their store also help these children.
In sub-sahara Africa 12 million children are orphans due to the AIDS epidemic.


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Kenneth Jackson
Looking for Kenneth Jackson, b. 23 July 1912, d. 14 February 2009 buried SacramentoValley National Cemetery, Dixon, Solano County CA. Husband of Northa Carole Zeller. Lived in Stockton, CA, may have lived in Santa Clara Co. CA. WW2 and Korean Vet. US Army rank of Major.
Northa Zeller b. 26 Dec 1918, Cincinnati, Appanoose Co., IA d. 25 July 2007, Daughter of Samuel and Delpha (Hall) Zeller.
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Are you ready to rummmmmmmbbbbbllllllee??!!
In lower left corner, we have the challenger, the little, cute, sorta-fuzzy Checkered Beetle measuring only 3/4 of an inch long.
And in upper right corner, towering above the competition, we have the big honkin', root boring, Pironus Beetle, measuring a whopping 1-3/4 inches (not including the feathery antenna).
Ding! There's the bell.
I never would have guessed it, but in my research to identify these two, I discovered that the Checkered Beetle attacks and eats the Pironus beetle at all stages of their life cycle. Eggs, larvae and adult.
This is a good thing because the big beetle is a root borer and the larval stage of this beetle can cause much damage and grief to hardwood trees.
I found both of these beetles within hours of each other. The Checkered Beetle was in the front yard, but the Pironus had come into the garage and was lying in front of the washer with his feet up in the air.
He was down for the count.
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Filled with sorrowfulness when this happened. Know so much about so many way back then...and in the stretch of those in the Vietnam War area, b/c I knew so many, and know the intensity [mentally or otherwise] that was connected and woundedness and death from families. Even though I ain't a young 'un any more, I'm still very concerned about what you described. The world is exploding, under, around, and about. The Lord is all we can count on, forever and ever. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Boy howdy! These things sound so far away, but in reality, they aren't really. Thanks for sharing this real-life experience!ReplyDelete
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I had Indian white wine Four Seasons, which the waiter suggested and didn't much care for it. There are many much better ones.
The day was very pleasant, spending time with Kaku is always a pleasure. He is so full of energy and life at 80+ and brings joy to those around him.
Everyone, including us love him and enjoy his company. Sudip felt bad that he came by train all the way from Pune just to spend the day with us but that is so Kaku and that is why he is so well loved by all.
In the afternoon went shopping at Pantaloons, R Mall, with my two fashion consultants.
Stopped by for dinner at Dinner at Urban Tadka, located in the mall itself.
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From the Tarot de St. Croix, the Hermit; from the Archetype Cards, "Angel:"
The Angel archetype can show immediately whether the Hermit's self-inventory has been sincere or not. My attempt to feel better about myself by "helping" others is simply a distraction of busyness - a way to cover up the emotional mess I am on the inside. My efforts at performing a kindness then becomes self-centered instead of other-centered; I use them to feel better about me. The "giver's glow" that the researchers talk about will remain elusive. My brain can't be fooled and won't send out dopamine and oxytocin if my intentions aren't altruistic. If I want that kind of peace and joy, I better go back to the Hermit's cave and try again.
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
An Honest Inventory
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Lovely pair of cards. I also love the simple but very evocative rendition for The Hermit my favorite card in every deck.ReplyDelete
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I know everyone is looking forward to the upcoming break, and lots of folks will be joining us on the trip to Memphis over the New Year's holiday. When we return from break we will have a couple weeks until the winter concert and then finals week. This post will talk about updates for all of these things.
We have four more days this week before break, and we will be rehearsing daily. I will be going to the Midwest Clinic (http://www.midwestclinic.org/default.aspx) on Thursday and Friday; Mr. Hall will be subbing for me. He will have detailed plans of things to rehearse.
When we return from break on January 4 we will have two school weeks to review and finish preparing for the January 17 concert. That concert will take place at 2:00 p.m. in DeWitt Auditorium. Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, and Percussion Ensemble will all be performing.
Students will be submitting a video playing test prior to their final exam period the week of January 18; this assignment will be made immediately after break. It will be music from the concert that the students already know, so it should be something relatively easy for them to do.
The TRIP TO MEMPHIS is just about completely settled and in place. Cathy Lugten is making a few final additions to the student/parent information packet and will send that out Tuesday or Wednesday of this week via email. Students should print a copy if desired, or have the email on their phone or iPad or other device to bring to Memphis. It's important for them to have access to this document while on the trip. The packet contains the itinerary, rooming list, chaperone list with phone numbers, a suggested packing list, meal choices that students made, etc.
We will be REHEARSING on Monday, December 28 from 7-9 p.m. here at school with the Memphis group. This will be a great opportunity to get everything together and make a parade line-up and rehearse all the music. Several chaperones for the trip will be available that evening as well, and students will begin to get things ready for our Wednesday, December 30 departure.
Students need to PRINT THEIR MUSIC so they can have it while we are on the trip. There will be a couple of long rehearsals in Memphis, and it will be much easier to rehearse if the music is with them (though our goal is to have it well on the way to memorized).
SOLO AND ENSEMBLE festival is on Saturday, January 30 at East Kentwood HS. So far I believe that all soloists have selected (or been assigned) their music, but I am having some difficulty with a couple of duets. I should have that done by Wednesday of this week. Please make sure your child is PRACTICING this music - January 30 will be here faster than they can imagine! Let me know if you have questions about this; Linda Hoekwater and I are working together to make sure everyone is up to speed this year. Students should plan on making an appointment with me to spend some after-school time working on S&E literature in January.
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Primo Naturale Salami: Good on a cheese plate
There are two kinds of people: those who consider a cheese-only cheese plate sufficient, and those who are looking for a little more.
I love cheese, don't get me wrong. But when I'm drinking wine and chatting with friends, I'm a lot happier when there are a couple of other choices on the cheese plate.
Primo Naturale Salami is a great addition because it complements cheese, is substantive for those who are getting impatient for a real meal, and… who doesn't like salami? (Don't answer that.) Add a bunch of grapes, some crackers, and a few olives, and voila- you're host[ess] with the most[ess].
Another reason I love this brand of salami is because of its coatings: black pepper (quite spicy, which I love) and, my favorite, herbs with wine. [The prices on the website are for cases of 16, so don't be alarmed. There's also a wishlist function!] Plus, it's nitrite-free, nitrate-free and antibiotic-free, even if it's not, you know, free.


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It's officially zucchini season! This is my first time growing zucchini. We have a garden plot in our city's community garden and planted zucchini, cucumbers and pumpkins. We've picked a few zucchinis so far.
I had a pint of blueberries from the local market and pulled out this recipe that I've been wanting to try. The addition of sweet fresh blueberries is a winner!
Blueberry Zucchini Bread
3 eggs lightly beaten
1 c vegetable oil (I subsituted 1/2 applesauce)
3 t vanilla extract
2 c white sugar
2 c shredded zucchini
3 c all purpose flour
1 t salt
1 t baking powder
1/4 t baking soda
1/2 T ground cinnamon
1/2 t freshly ground nutmeg
1 pint fresh blueberries
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly grease 4 to 5 mini loaf pans.
2. In a large bowl, beat together eggs, oil, vanilla and sugar. Fold in the zucchini. Beat in the flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon and nutmeg. Gently fold in blueberries. Pour into prepared loaf pans.
3. Bake 40-50 minutes or until a knife inserted comes out clean.


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Building in Color: Panel #1
My Building in Color Afghan class began a few weeks ago but I've not had the chance to post about it. This class is meeting at my local yarn shop, The Yarn Shop at Words of Life, the last Friday of each month. Each month, we are making one of the afghan's eight panels.
This is panel #1 and the technique is Intarsia. This is a new skill for me so I had to learn the Intarsia technique in order to teach it. It's a skill that I've wanted to learn but I was a bit intimidated. Turns out, it's not too difficult... thankfully.
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Thank you to everyone who has shown interest in the Faerie Tale Girl Series. And to show my appreciation, I'm planning something special for you guys. Details will be posted tomorrow.


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27 October 2014
Cells that can develop into everything - the molecular underpinnings of totipotency
Postdoc Sophie Morgani and Professor Joshua Brickman from the Danish Stem Cell Center publish article in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B on totipotent stem cells. These cells, of which a fraction can be found in embryonic cell cultures, have the capacity to develop into not only all cells in the developing organism, but also the extra-embryonic tissue such as placenta and yolk sac.
Currently very little is known about what makes a cell totipotent i.e. the molecular instructions the cells have and how they communicate with one another. In the new paper, Morgani and Brickman discuss all the available data on totipotency and argue that this unique cell state may be supported by the simultaneous and transient exposure of cells to the instructions for multiple lineages.
Development begins by fertilisation of a single cell. This single cell will then divide to generate daughter cells that give rise to all cell types of the adult as well as to the placenta and other support tissues required for mammalian development.
As the starting cell has the capacity to generate a whole organism, it can be said to be 'totipotent'. During further development, cells of the embryo become more specialised and, as a result, have a more restricted potential hence are said to be 'pluripotent' or 'multipotent'.
When embryonic stem (ES) cells were originally discovered, they were thought to be pluripotent, however, it now appears that these stem cell cultures also contain a fraction of totipotent cells. The discovery of totipotent cells in ES cell cultures could therefore have a significant therapeutic impact.
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Published February 27, 2018
Think about the last time you visited a medical office. The nurse ushers you into the examination room. He or...
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A new survey conducted by healthcare communications solutions firm PrescribeWellness LLC of Irvine, CA found that 62 percent of respondents preferred visiting their local pharmacy to get vaccinated rather than going to their doctor's office. In its 2017 Vaccination and Preventive Care Survey, PrescribeWellness interviewed 1,000 Americans over the age of 35 on their views of vaccination and neighborhood pharmacies.1 The reasons given for this preference was predominantly based upon convenience.
Twenty-six percent of respondents said that their local pharmacy is a "one-stop shop" for all their health and wellness needs. Twenty-four percent stated that their local pharmacy was easier to get to than their doctor's office and twenty-one percent reported that going to the pharmacy was more convenient when they had their children with them.1 However, although local pharmacies may be convenient locations for receiving vaccines from the perspective of families, the expanding role of pharmacists in administering vaccines has serious implications.
In 1993, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Donna Shalala asked the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) to help define the role of pharmacists in the national vaccine program for children.2 Given that pharmacies offer convenience, accessibility, and extended hours of operation, in 1995, the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA), now known as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), recognized pharmacists as vaccine providers.2
In 1996, the APhA initiated its nationally recognized 20-hour training program for pharmacists on pharmacy-based vaccine delivery.2 According to a review published in the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association:
By 2004, an estimated 15,000 pharmacists and student pharmacists had been formally trained through recognized programs as vaccine experts, and the practice of pharmacist-administered immunizations, particularly for adult patients, has become routinely accepted as an important role of the pharmacist. Arguably, few initiatives have done more to move the pharmacy profession forward in direct patient care than the pharmacist-administered immunization movement.3
While there are numerous issues regarding the role of pharmacists in vaccine delivery, one of the most serious concerns relates to safety resulting from the growing corporate pressure for pharmacists to work faster in order to meet quotas.4
The pressure to work faster has led to increases in prescription drug errors. In an investigation led by The Chicago Tribune in 2016, half of the 255 pharmacies tested in the Chicago area failed to warn prescription users for potential drug interactions that could be harmful or fatal.4 5 The investigation found that pharmacists frequently hurry through legally required drug safety reviews, omit them altogether and/or and fail to ask patients whether they are taking other medications.4 In fact, pharmacists are required to work at such a high speed that many have complained they are hesitant to drink liquids during their shift because they do not have the time for a bathroom break.4
Initially states in the U.S. only authorized pharmacists to administer the influenza vaccine. However, today nearly every state allows pharmacists to administer almost all vaccines.6 Given what is already known about corporate quotas and their effect on medication dispensing speed and prescription drug errors, there is legitimate reason to be concerned about the safety of vaccine delivery by pharmacists. Although pharmacists are required to assess and screen patients for contraindications and take precautions before administering a vaccine,7 this is unlikely to occur given the time constraints and quota requirements, all of which creates a potentially dangerous situation for children and adults getting their vaccines in pharmacies.
This leads to another question: Are most pharmacists monitoring and reporting serious reactions, hospitalizations, injuries and deaths that follow vaccinations they administer to people to the federal Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS)? Are they keeping patients in the drug store long enough to monitor for anaphylaxis or syncope (fainting)? Since pharmacists are now administering a substantial portion of vaccines, they do have the responsibility of reporting vaccine adverse events to VAERS, but is this actually occurring given that they are working at high speeds to meet their quotas?
Rep. Mary Flowers (D-Chicago) is sponsor of a bill in the Illinois House of Representatives supported by pharmacy workers that would restrict the hours pharmacists can work each day, limit the number of prescriptions they can fill each hour, require break time during their shifts and provide whistleblower protection if they expose safety problems. Rep. Flowers states that "It is just a matter of time before there will be a major catastrophe."4 Not surprisingly, the bill has received heavy opposition from corporate lobbyists representing owners of pharmacies.4
Additionally, states are now beginning to authorize pharmacists to play a role in recommending and prescribing vaccines. According to the APhA:
Through the years, many states' laws have evolved from requiring a prescription from a physician for the pharmacist to administer vaccines, to allowing for protocol-based administration, to some states finally allowing pharmacists to serve as the vaccine prescriber. By allowing for an additional health care provider—in this case a pharmacist—to serve as the screener, recommender, prescriber, and administrator of the vaccine, access is increased, and patients are more likely to actually receive the vaccine that is recommended for them. As of July 2015, eight states allow pharmacists to prescribe or administer, without a prescription, all recommended vaccines (many states don't allow this for young children); and another nine states allow this for the influenza vaccine.6
Assigning pharmacists the role of vaccine prescriber ultimately removes the physician as the middleman. The entire process of prescribing, selling and administering vaccines in one location i.e., the pharmacy, is a value added product and service that ultimately saves costs on extra labor charges, storage facilities, etc.—an efficient business strategy. So what appears to be a move in the best interest of public health is merely a disguise for expanding the profits of owners of pharmacies and the pharmaceutical industry.
1 Johnsen M. Survey: Americans Prefer Pharmacy Over Physician When It Comes to Vaccines. Drug Store News Mar. 20, 2017.
2 Rothholz M. The Role of Community Pharmacies/Pharmacists in Vaccine Delivery in the United States. The American Pharmacists Association January 2013.
3 Hogue MD, Grabenstein JD, Foster SL, Rothholz MC. Pharmacist involvement with immunizations: a decade of professional advancement. Journal of the American Pharmacists Association 2006; 46(2): 168-79.
4 Long R, Roe S. House Bill Aims to Increase Pharmacy Safety, Draws Fire. The Chicago Tribune Feb. 7, 2017.
5 Roe S, Long R, King K. Pharmacies Miss Half of Dangerous Drug Combinations. The Chicago Tribune Dec. 15, 2016.
6 American Pharmacists Association. Pharmacist-administered immunizations: What does your state allow? Pharmacist.com Oct. 1, 2015.
7 American Pharmacists Association. Applying the Pharmacists Patient Care Process to Immunization Services. Pharmacist.com.
8 Collins S. Pharmacists urged to report adverse events to VAERS. Pharmacy Today 2016; 22(8): 64.
Almost all your life you have been lied to and will believe those lies until you die all in the name of profit.All vaccines cause massive harm 1 day after injection or 30 years later from encephalitis (swelling of the brain)The ingredient's cross the blood brain barrier and eventually destroy it.Look at any dementia patient and I am sure they get many flue shots,or autism,shaken baby syndrome,MS,ADHD,and so many other illness is inflammation of the brain and the only sound advise is to stop giving the mechanisms which cause this VACCINES
There's very little information given to pharmacists regarding vaccine injury. A VIS sheet that claims you'll only have redness at the injection site. Personally I developed vision loss 19 days after the first hepatitis b vaccine. The vaccine manufacturers have little liability when vaccines injure or kill so there's no incentive for vaccines to be safe, effective, or uncontaminated. I'm writing a book, Vaccines: A Public Health Crisis where I address how vaccines spread infectious disease, cause cancer, cause autoimmune disease, allergies, eczema, seizures, death, and more. Please research these dangerous drugs before agreeing to them. Look at Judy Mikovits who discovered retrovirus contamination in vaccines that causes cancer, look up SV40 foundation to understand that the polio vaccine caused cancer in a lot of people. Look at the new adjuvants that increase TH17, which is implicated as a factor in autoimmune disease. It's all out there folks, research before you agree to accept a vaccine. My girl was talking, interactive, healthy until an mmr vaccine caused her to go into autism, which she still has as an adult. My youngest son developed facial tics and rapid blinking after a 5th tetanus shot. My point is, no vaccine is safe for all. Some will die. I avoid vaccines because I've seen them turn into lethal injections. It is never acceptable to sacrifice a healthy neurological system, for temporary, if any, immunity against a germ one may never encounter. Buyer Beware.
Hi Tammy, I definitely appreciate your work and research along with the resultant book you are writing. I will likely seek it out when it is published. That said, there is vast disinformation being spread among many vaccine skeptics that animal retroviruses,(RNA viruses) can cause cancer in humans. This was disproved, resolved and put to bed in Nixons "Virus/Cancer Program in the 70s. RNA viruses are what science has long known as "associated" or "passenger" virus/particles that pass information between cells. they are not infectious nor harmful nor were they found to be a catalyst for anaplasia. But because they insert themselves into cells reverse, RNA first, in contrast to DNA virus (thus the name retroviruses) they live in the cell until their job is done. Incredulously they were blamed for AIDS as well even though Gallo(indicted for scientific misconduct) knew they were harmless. AND Montagnier admitted this in 1991 I believe at the San Francisco AIDS conference. Anyway besides this DNA virus kill the cell, RNA do not. You can't have it both ways right? In that RNA viruses can do the same thing DNA viruses do in the case of HIV.
Read Duesbergs book. "Inventing the AIDS Virus" http://www.duesberg.com
Or look at his groundbreaking work in cancer. http://mcb.berkeley.edu/labs/duesberg/news.html
Let me add to avoid any confusion what I meant re: DNA virus vs. RNA virus in AIDS. RNA or retroviruses have been blamed for being able to destroy the T4 immune cells at such a rate as to cause complete collapse of the immune system. This never panned out for these hysterical scientists Gallo and Montagnier. Why? Because RNA cannot destroy cells and multiply as do DNA virus. The unquestioning press took the bait, conflated retrovirus with cytotoxic DNA virus, the gays were happy that it was a virus not their lifestyle practices and billions of dollars started rolling in. No cures, no vaccine, just treatment with chemo drugs which in the early years did exactly what HIV was accused of, killed the immune system. Now they destroy the liver mostly.
Vaccination is "essential function" of a pharmacist's job. Court upholds firing pharmacist employed by RiteAid for 34 years despite his having documented needle phobia.
As a veterinarian, I was always taught that any vaccine response required a healthy individual. If you do not know the history of the patient, do a thorough physical exam, how can you possibly be sure you have a healthy patient capable of responding to the intended vaccination? How do you even know which vaccine is indicated? Age, nutrition, stress, etc??? What does a pharmacist possibly know about this, or an office nurse for that matter. Pharmacy administered vaccinations are frightening.
What makes the author think that doctors are any more conscientious about how they administer vaccines?
Pharmacists use to dispense medications without prescriptions/in many countries you can find pharmacists doing just that… but in US that was stopped… but for Vaccines they can… how is this even logical..
We are being poisoned everyday by unsafe additives in vaccines.
The flu shot I received several years ago made me so ill I was bed ridden for over a week, could hardly walk or move. I still do not feel the same as I did before, I have weakness in arms and legs. No-one has even batted an eye at my complaints. I just live with it.
No known peddler of poisons is gonna jab anything into me!
Bottom line, vaccines are fu*ked up and it has always been and always will be only about the money. Pharma are evil bcc tools and baby killers.
There's another very good reason to be concerned about pharmacist-administered flu vaccines. Flu vaccines must be administered high up in the arm, very close to the shoulder joint. Because of this, they must be given very carefully in order to avoid injury to the shoulder. Such injuries are becoming increasingly common: SIRVA is the acronym for shoulder injury due to vaccine administration. It doesn't just mean a sore arm for a couple of days; it's actually a chronic injury that can result in serious and in some cases permanent incapacitation of the arm. This is not a trivial issue. Certainly VAERS is well aware of it; there have been numerous awards as a result of documented cases of SIRVA.
All providers are middlemen for big pharma here. Every hospital admission triggers automatic flu vaccine orders for all people over 6 months of age (all year long). Too sick to refuse? No problem, since it's so "safe" my state is no longer requiring informed consent and I am told that all patients should be approached by stating, "I'm here to give your flu shot; now let's just get this done." I can't override the order unless the patient is currently receiving chemo. I must otherwise give it or report it as "refused."
This is especially concerning for the very young & elderly who often can't defend themselves. My 88 yr old father got flu pneumonia shot yearly. The Hg in flu shot may have contributed to his dementia. When he broke his hip they shot him up again in hospital & AGAIN in nursing home. He died few weeks later of pneumonia. Mom [age 82] got pneumonia shot after I begged her not to & also died not long after from pneumonia.
Myself, claiming deathly fear of needles makes for a convenient work around. If only more people had needlephobia like I do.
But thanks to Bill the shill Gates there will soon be needle-free vaccines…
In 2008, my aunt, 60 years old and in good health, got a flu vaccine at a pharmacy. The next morning her daughter found her dead. Rep. Flowers states that "It is just a matter of time before there will be a major catastrophe." In our family it has already happened.
So sorry for your lost… not right…just not right.. how can they continue to get away with this???


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Crimean Russian Infantry - the Vladimir Regiment Work in Progress
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Impressive AWI's pictures, love the assault! And your Vladimir Regiment is going to be wonderful, great paintjob!ReplyDelete
Thank you Phil. I am getting tired of painting Russians though! I think I will do some British next, for some variety.ReplyDelete
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Thanks Rodger, it was a hard fought action that kept us out of mischief for a few hours.Delete
Seven hours! Did the rebellious scum get the thrashing they deserved?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hang on...Rebel scum...I was one of the American patriots driving back the British oppressor!Delete
Terrific looking AWI battle, Mark! Just noticed your March painting totals. You on on fire!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Jonathan, it was a good game - the enjoyment was enhanced by a victory for my team! Yes the mainting is going at breakneck speed. I have a tight deadline to get the Crimean War armies finished. I must admit though that I am getting tir of Russian greatcoats - they may be quick to paint, but tedious. I am looking forward to the April orde that will be British, including the first half of the Light Brigade.Delete


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While this trip is 98% going to happen, I need that official letter to apply for my visa. Once I get my visa, the trip is officially, for sure, 100% going to occur. I have been told that should come in the mail in mid-December. This means that at the turn of the year, almost all details surround my trip will have been determined. As a stressed out girl who is currently frazzled by finals, this makes me so excited!
I will be sure to let everyone know when that letter comes in, and then when I officially get my visa, but until now I will just breathe easy at the though that it is almost all taken care of.
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Being the President of Finland still seems to have some pull. Yesterday, H, the boy genius – both self-proclaimed and encouraged by parents – surprised me right in the middle of a nice bike ride to the grocery store.
"When I'm big…"
I smiled because I like these stories because I still play them in my head myself.
"…and I've moved to Finland…"
This caught me by surprise. But, a pleasant one.
"… I think I want to become the President…"
I was still smiling, and, at the same time, feeling two warm waves of emotions. One, my son wants to be the president of Finland so the boy obviously seems to have some ambition. No slacker. Nice!
Two, I would be the father of the President. Maybe there's a memoir right there?
And three, I remembered being in the sixth grade and having a chat with the school nurse after my check-up, and her telling me that I was such a smart little boy that I'd certainly grow up to be the president one day.
Well, that was her dream, not mine.
I also made a mental note that H is a native-born Finnish citizen, a requirement the Finns have for their presidents. For his other country, Sweden, the options are more narrow because he can't become the King of Sweden.
Not without a revolution, anyway, and I'm not going to encourage that.
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It's still hot here -- 103 or so yesterday, which means that my oven is still OFF. But I'm getting rather annoyed that I haven't been able to bake in three months. So this past month I tried out two new cookie recipes. I made the dough, baked a small batch in the toaster oven and froze the rest of the dough for later.
The first one, Dishpan Cookies, I've wanted to try for a while and I finally managed to get some corn flakes on sale with a coupon. The recipe I originally found (which I can't find now) did not call for coconut or chocolate chips and the resulting cookies were rather boring. I added in some butterscotch chips and they were much better! The nice thing about these cookies is that they are HUGE!
Yesterday I made "Clean Out Your Cupboards Cookies", which was included in Mary Hunt's Everyday Cheapskate newsletter. I didn't have many of the ingredients listed, so I used coconut, butterscotch chips (I swear they make every cookie good!), chopped pecans, and orange cranberries. They are absolutely delicious, but a tad dry (I'll cook them less next time). They do not flatten while baking so make them the size you want them!
I'm almost out of baking powder after making the cookies yesterday. Did you know you can make your own?? I had no idea!
Dishpan Cookies
2 C light brown sugar
1 C white sugar
2 tsp vanilla
2 C Oil
4 eggs
4 C flour
2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp salt
1 ½ c quick oats
4 C cornflakes
In a very large bowl or dishpan, cream sugars, vanilla, oil, and eggs. Add flour, soda, and salt. Fold in oats and cornflakes.
Drop by 1/4 measuring cup onto ungreased cookie sheets. This batter might be a little dry and you may have to moosh it together with your hands to get it into a ball when you put it onto the pan.
Bake for ten to twelve minutes in a preheated oven, or until edges are lightly browned. If you want them to be chewy, bake a little less, crispy, a little more.
Clean Out Your Cupboards Cookies
1 cup butter, softened
3/4 cup dark brown sugar
2 eggs
1/2 cup crunchy peanut butter
2/3 cup flour
1/3 cup whole-wheat flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups rolled oats
1/3 cup dried apricots, chopped
1/2 cup sunflower seeds
2 tablespoons flaxseed
1 cup flaked almonds
3/4 cup peanuts
1/2 cup raisins
1/2 cup hazelnuts, toasted and roughly chopped
1/2 cup shredded coconut
1 cup walnuts, toasted and roughly chopped
chocolate, melted for dipping (after cooking), optional
Preheat oven to 350 F. In a large bowl, mix together all of the dry ingredients and set aside. In a larger bowl, beat the butter and sugar until creamy and fluffy. Beat in the eggs gradually until fully combined, and then beat in the peanut butter. Fold in the dry ingredients until fully combined. Form into ping-pong sized balls and place about 1 inch apart on non-stick cookie sheets. Press down lightly to flatten and bake for 15 to 20 minutes, or until lightly golden. Let cool. Then, dip half in the melted chocolate, if preferred. Yield: 36 to 40 cookies.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Cookies, Cookies, and Baking Powder!
It's still hot here -- 103 or so yesterday, which means that my oven is still OFF. But I'm getting rather annoyed that I haven't been able to bake in three months. So this past month I tried out two new cookie recipes. I made the dough, baked a small batch in the toaster oven and froze the rest of the dough for later.


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"This is now, beloved, the second letter I am writing to you in which I am stirring up your sincere mind by way of reminder, that you should remember the words spoken beforehand by the holy prophets and the commandment of the Lord and Savior spoken by your apostles." (2 Peter 3:1-2)Peter is not so concerned that, after his departure, the people will continue to remember him, rather he is concerned that they will remember the word God has spoken, especially those things spoken by the prophets of old and the apostles of new. Christianity is not a religion of opinions but a religion based on the revealed knowledge of God. Previously, God spoke through His prophets; reminding them of what God requires, telling them of things to come, and revealing to them the coming salvation in Jesus Christ. Now He has spoken through His Son and through His apostles. Jesus invested His messages to His apostles who became the teachers of those who would believe; teaching them about Jesus, what He asks of them, His power in their life, and His return to judge the living and the dead. We too would be well counseled to give attention to what they, the prophets and apostles, have said!
"Know this first of all, that in the last days mockers will come with their mocking, following after their own lusts, 4 and saying, 'Where is the promise of His coming? For ever since the fathers fell asleep, all continues just as it was from the beginning of creation.' For when they maintain this, it escapes their notice that by the word of God the heavens existed long ago and the earth was formed out of water and by water, 6 through which the world at that time was destroyed, being flooded with water. But by His word the present heavens and earth are being reserved for fire, kept for the day of judgment and destruction of ungodly men." (2 Peter 3:3-7)
We live in an age that has grown up believing in a philosophy of uniformitarianism, meaning that things have always existed as they are today and will continue to do so into the future. For example, much of our current theories of earth formation and the evolution is based upon these assumptions that the earth's processes have very much always been as they are today and will continue to be so long after we are gone. Even our theories of aging rocks and the earth are built upon the assumption that not much has changed since their creation. This philosophy is nothing new and existed in the day of Peter. However, Peter reminds is that such a belief is not consistent with history. He reminds us that there was a time when nothing existed and, in a moment, all was made. A process spanning days and not millions and billions of years. He also reminds is of the global flood where, for almost half a year, the entire world was submerged under water. The truth is that God has intervened in history in catastrophic ways in the past and will continue to do so in the future. Just because we have not see God move so in our life time does not mean that He will not do so in the future. There will come an end of time, there will be the destruction of the heavens and the earth, and we will inherit a new heaven and new earth where righteousness dwells. The end is coming!
"But do not let this one fact escape your notice, beloved, that with the Lord one day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years like one day. The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing for any to perish but for all to come to repentance." (2 Peter 3:8-9)
Peter is not saying that, when God says one day He really means one thousand years, nor when God says one thousand years He really means one day. What Peter is saying is that time is not the same for God as it is for us. God lives outside the bounds of time, we, however, are bound by it. We should not therefore consider God slow in bring forward His promises as we might count slowness. It may seem like it is taking a long time, because we march steadily through time, but to God, "It is even a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away." (James 4:14 NKJV) Moreover, we should realize that, if there is a delay with God, it is not due to His inability to perform what He has spoken, but rather His desire that all might come to repentance and be saved. God is patient, waiting to bring forth His word that all might have the chance to receive salvation. Not all will choose salvation, but God is patient to give all the opportunity of salvation. After this, then the end will come, and it will come, this God has promised. Thanks be to God for His merciful patience towards us.
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Monday, January 10, 2011
Day 375
Day 375 - Framed
I got down to the Riverfront Park just as the sun was setting and I walked from one side of the river to the other over the pedestrian bridge and worked it both ways.
I had nearly run out of my twilight and was on my way back to car when I walked underneath the westbound bridge. How on earth have I missed these windows before? Note to self: I'll be back.
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Just in case anyone happens on this blog in the next 12 hours, I am actually going out for a couple of fantastic deals at Albertsons.
Frosted Flakes are at an all time low $1.67 and then with the $1 off coupon in RP 12/14 that makes each box $.67. I haven't seen that great price in a very long time.
Kellogg's Eggo Waffles are also on sale for $1.67 and then I'll use the $.75 coupon in the same RP 12/14 - totalling $.97 for a box.
I'm glad I have 4 papers. I'll get 8 great deals.
There are other deals this week that pertain to the preference of the buyer - so check out grocerysmarts. Happy Shopping!
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
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Introducing... Dancing on Grapes, my picture book debut! It is a true story of me as a young girl in Tuscany, and how I overcame my fear of heights to participate in my family's annual grape-stomping party on the roof of our wine-making shed.
The book is published by Boyds Mills Press and available at:
I will read my book on October 21st at 3 pm at the Warner Library in Tarrytown, NY.
Mary-Alice Moore, editorial director of Book Publishing for Boyds Mills Press (left), presents Graziella Pacini Buonanno with her new picture book, hot off the presses.
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This list is a compilation of all my favorite korean drama actors soon I will make a list of my favorite actresses so look out for that. I have also listed the dramas that I watched from these actors. I am listing them in no particular order but my utmost favorite actor right now is….. Ji Chang Wook and Nam Joo Hyuk is coming in as a close second whit his new drama " Bride of the water god." There are many others actors that I love to watch but these are the ones I remember right now. Comment your favorite Korean Drama Actors!!
#1 Ji Chang-wook
He has acted in : Healer, Love in Trouble, The K2, Fabricated City.
The following will be listed in no particular order.
Ha Seok-jin
Acted in : 1% of something
Yoon Sang-hyun
Acted in :Secret Garden, Shopping King Louis
Kim Young-kwang
Acted in: Go Ho's Starry Night, Kara Secret Love, Love Rain
Gong Yoo
Acted in: Coffee Prince, Goblin ,
Nam Joo-hyuk
Acted in: School 2015, Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo, The bride of the water god
Park Hyung-sik
Acted in : Heirs, Strong woman Do Bong Soo
Ji Soo
Acted in: Cheer Up, Strong woman Do Bong Soo
Kim Woo-bin
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Wednesday, 11 April 2012
Hard Times
There are a number of consequences of Maggie being sick. The first, and most obvious, is that she doesn't sleep. For the past month or so she's been waking throughout the entire night. Usually at around 11pm for an hour or so and then from around 3am for anything up to three hours. And she's been waking because she's been sick. So she's knackered and we're knackered. As I've said a few times before: it's the dead of night stuff that really drags us down. Not just the lack of sleep but the dwelling on Maggie's condition, on our lives, reflecting on the past and worrying about the future. It's just awful, and very depressing.
The second thing is that, yet again, Maggie is losing weight. This means, of course, that she isn't developing anywhere near as well as she could be – both physically and mentally. As we've said before, and as every parent knows, these early years are the crucial years and Maggie is getting nothing from them.
Thirdly, Maggie is much less happy and responsive. Today, for instance, she's been lethargic and upset and (for want of a better description) not all there.
Three weeks ago Shannon called 'our' dietician to discuss our worries about Maggie's vomiting and her development. She didn't get back to us – despite repeated calls. When she did call, yesterday, it was the usual array of excuses and explanations: that she "emailed the consultant who didn't email back who then emailed the nurse who hasn't yet replied and now the consultant's going on holiday and I only work three days a week and I'll be on holiday next week and..." So we have no idea when we're going to be able to talk to these professionals. It's just more shit and frustration and the suspicion that these people just aren't good enough, just don't do enough. And it's not as if we're constantly pestering them – we learned long ago that, if you can, it's better to do things yourself. But on those rare occasions when we do need help or advice, they let us down. I think the thing that gets me most about this is that when they do offer the excuses, it's not with any sense of it being unusual. You know, as if people not answering emails is par for the course – pfft, you know how it is.
On top of all this, I'm getting a bit tired of putting a brave face on everything. I said to Shannon the other night, after another vomiting episode with Maggie, that I hate my life. I shouldn't have said it. Not because it isn't true, but because it's such a stupid, whiney, self-pitying thing to say. Especially to someone who has to share that same life. And I shouldn't have said it because I suspect that Shannon hates her life too. That's just what we need: both of us walking around muttering and moaning all the time.
The thing is, I don't hate my life. Not really. I just hate certain aspects of it. And I think the same is true for Shannon. It's just really hard sometimes.
That said, I reckon we don't do enough of recognising how hard it is. When people ask us how things are, we tend to play it down, to shrug and say: "Oh, it's ok". Even when it isn't. For me, it's simply because I know that nobody likes a moaner. It's why I don't moan on Twitter, for instance. Instead I write blog posts like this and give people the opportunity to either click the link or avoid it. I completely understand if people do the latter: you've got to be in the mood to listen to someone whining on and on about his disabled kid and his shit life and the fucking NHS and...
Ah well, it makes me feel a bit better, writing this blog. Even if I'm not quite sure what I'm saying.
Just be grateful that I don't write posts in the middle of the night while I'm up with Maggie.
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- Anonymous11 April 2012 at 17:12
Big love to you allReplyDelete
hugs Paul & Shannon, I can't fix anything obviously, and I think the last thing you want me to say is positive annoying things, but just want you to know I'm listening xxxxReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 April 2012 at 17:40
Sympathy is cold comfort I imagine. How about me and Juni cook some food and bring it round with some beer/cider. Feed, water you and bog off after. At the very least it saves having to think and act on what to cook for one night..ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 April 2012 at 17:48
Of course it's shit and anyone who says otherwise should get a huge punch in the gob (and I'll do it!)ReplyDelete
Love to you all
Sally xxxxxx
There's nothing I or anyone can say to improve the painful things for you but know that the two of you have plenty of ears and shoulders there for youReplyDelete
Claire Rx
Just wished I lived closer and could come and give you guys a bit of a break (especially at night).I am sure you feel better after a bit of a moan and we appreciate our lives a bit more realising what you are going through.ReplyDelete
I don't think you should give yourself a hard time about having a good old moan from time to time, it sounds really tough! Most of us moan about nothing much...me included! xxReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 April 2012 at 13:43
I also have a2yr old tube fed daugher with cp. i've only got a minute but wanted to point you in the direction of the blended diet uk group on facebook.also blenderized food for tubies group and the youstartwithatube blog. these are all people who give food rather than formula to theie tube fed child (as do i). please look into this as it really is a life changing option.ReplyDelete
Actually we don't mind you having a moan at all - in fact you are bloody entitled to moan and should do so more often - it's good for you - and its good for us to listen for various reasons:ReplyDelete
a) it makes us realise (because we need reminding daily) how bloody lucky most of us are and how little we really have to complain about compared with families like yours
b) it reminds us (yes we need a lot of reminding) that we don't do enough for the most vulnerable in society - which is why I get hacked off when I see taxpayers' money being wasted on vanity projects and preserving old tat for the sake of sentimentality
c) it puts all the other whining moaning gloom-mongers into perspective because most of them have bugger all to feel miserable about and should count their blessing a bit more.
You are human and you are suffering - and you love your children which means you suffer more for them - so you should never feel guilty about feeling the pain and the hurt.
By the sounds of it, you are effectively going through the five stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance) everyday for the potential that Maggie lost - had stolen from her - possibly all five stages at once - that is exhausting and not something most of us can appreciate.
Putting a brave face on it only gives people an excuse not to care too much and not to get involved. Tears are good and justified - only the cold blooded would say otherwise.
You are also being let down by the system and the people who run the system should feel bloody guilty.
Wish I knew what we could do to help - even if only in some small way that might make your life a little bit easier. Do say if there is something.


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One of the best purchases I ever made was a cat tree for Mister Wili. We bought it as a Christmas present for our furry baby 3 years ago and since then, she has spent countless hours sitting on the top perch watching the world go by and chattering at various birds and other fauna. I never dreamed it would become Baba's favorite toy. I believe I have mentioned that Baba likes to climb, a lot. He is very adept at stacking various things (couch cushions, toys, rocking chairs, etc) in front of the window in order to climb up and get a better view and saw the cat tree as the perfect ladder. It took a few tries before he was able to scale Mount Kitty, but he was not afraid of the danger he was facing.What an honor to be the first man, woman, and/or child to scale Mount Kitty. The glory was too much to pass up.
Eventually, success. Baba GoiGoi goes down in the history book as the first human ever to reach the summit of Mount Kitty and the Mister Wili is left to sulk under the bed because there truly is no place left where she can sleep in peace away from the boy.
Another "Wictory"!
Thursday, September 07, 2006
Mount Kitty
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What after hair transplant?
Hair transplantation is the advanced procedure in which surgically hair follicles are shifted from the permanent zone of the scalp to the bald part for complete correctness of the baldness.
This anesthetic procedure is getting common so there is hardly anyone that is not aware about the procedure but there is great need to even to awareness about what is next after the surgy
The first night after the procedure is very crucial as the patient must remain preventive for any damage to the grafts. It is advised to patient not to touch the grafts as it can lead to fall of the grafts from the incisions. Even the sleeping posture for the patient must be adequate in the semi-upright position with the support of 2-3 pillows for elevating head. However the same sleeping posture is advised to take for 3-4 nights to the prevent swelling in the treated area
After 24-48 hours patients are asked to take the gentle hair wash as per the instructions of the surgeon. Even patients are advised to change their regular shampoo with the medical shampoo provided by the center for at least 10 days.
Patients are asked to dilute the shampoo by mixing it with water in the plastic container then hair must be massaged gently with the fingers. For rinsing out the shampoo from the hair you can pour water gently into hair with container and the harsh showers are advised to avoid at least for 5 days
White spots generally appear at the roots of graft after wash but it is normal due to swelling and get disappear after 30-40 minutes.
Patient can normally get back to routine after 1-2 days however the physical activities must be avoided for at least 6-7 days as the activities like leaning forward, blowing of nose, lifting heavy burden and the dangerous sports. Even the outdoor sports like swimming and jogging are advised to avoid for 7 days as these can damage the grafts with sweating and heat or sun exposure. These activities can also cause swelling.
- Patient may encounter the problem of swelling in the treated areas and even in some cases around the eyes and on forehead. This swelling generally remains for 3-4 days after surgery. Person can follow the instructions given by the surgeon to avoid swelling like by taking prescribed medicines and by applying the ice packs
- Bleeding can also happen in rare cases. In such cases by applying compression on the area of bleeding one can deal with bleeding. Ice packs can also be used for cleaning the linen and the bleeding generally get stopped in few minutes.
- Some patients also feel discomfort and mild pain in the treated area then prescribed pain killers can help the patient to get relief from it.
- After surgery patients are prescribed some antibiotics to prevent t the chances of infection the grafts and on the scar.
- Some patients also feel numbness in the area treated but there is nothing to worry as the sensitivity get restored after some time.
- Patient can notice the crusts clinging to grafts after the hair transplant in Punjab. But it is normal and these get disappear after 7-10 days but patients are asked not to rub the grafts.
After hair transplant in India, patients can observe the noticeable hair growth after the 2-3 months. However after surgery shock loss means shedding of transplanted hair is quite normal but after that hair start growing with natural appearance. In 9 months patient can observe 70% growth and in one complete year patient can have 90-95% hair growth.