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Plants are Alive too! Investigating Leaves at Bushnell Elementary
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Sweet sunflower snack for 42nd Street School
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New found enthusiasm for bugs
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Staying cool with crisp cucumbers from Angeles Mesa
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Fruits of Our Labor
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Seeds are Asleep
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Plants are Alive too! Investigating Leaves at Bushnell Elementary
After discussing plant respiration (plants breathe too!) Bushnell elementary 1st and 2nd graders used magnifying glasses to search for evidence. The students were delighted to discover tiny bubbles of oxygen coming from their submerged leaves. To help the concepts sink in we alternated between breathing like humans and animals (inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide)…
Seed Exploration at Bushnell Elementary
This week's lesson was all about seeds at Bushnell elementary. Students broke open pre-soaked pinto beans to discover the baby plants inside. Once located they shouted with excitement, "Look, I found the embryo!" Students then used magnifying glasses to get a closer look. After talking about the parts of a seed and what they need…
Sweet sunflower snack for 42nd Street School
Such sweet seeds from the sunflowers at 42nd Street School, the students succeeded in snacking on so many. Some struggled to crack open each shell, but they were delighted by the creamy kernel on the inside they didnt even notice that the seeds were not saturated in salt. They did proceed to plant some of…
Staying cool with crisp cucumbers from Angeles Mesa
Crisp, cool cucumbers for the students at Angeles Mesa. One special Ed child enjoyed the fresh vegetable plain. The others were delighted by cucumber tacos wrapped in sorrel leaf. It was a pleasant refreshing reward after learning about the soil that nurtured them.
New found enthusiasm for bugs
The students at Audubon Middle School showed their bravery in handling and talent in catching insects in the garden, helping transfer the bugs to the compost bin in order to facilitate decomposition.
Welcoming Angeles Mesa to the garden
Angeles Mesa students were excited to enter the garden once more. Some brave souls reached out to handle the milkweed beetles, and the beetles almost look like painted fingernails! Many of the Special Education students were unaccustomed to eating fresh fruit, and once they were encouraged, they were 'sold' on the sweet, juicy watermelon.
42nd Street Elementary students anticipating a taste
After discussing the Friends and Foes in the garden, the students enjoyed a taste of a leafy green (a favorite of many munching bugs) and a fruit (that must be pollinated by bugs).
Frank Del Olmo Elementary's Sky High Garden
The students at Frank Del Olmo Elementary were super excited to get back into this garden! Over the summer their corn and sunflower friends reached new heights, and the mint has taken on a life of it's own. The kids helped weed and trim, and we put on a little play acting out the different…
Bryson Elementary Welcomes a New Garden!
The 4th graders at Bryson Elementary are super excited to be the first classes to get their hands dirty and start planting in this brand new garden! Each class took over to plant a pizza bed (tomatoes, basil, spinach), a salad bed (cucumbers, carrots, radishes, lettuce) and an herb bed (oregano, sage, thyme, rosemary). They…
Fruits of Our Labor
In annual gardens, transitioning from the warm to cold growing season means that we get to harvest and enjoy the literal fruits of our labor! This week at Toluca Lake Elementary, garden class revolved around harvesting ready fruit and pulling out old plants in order to make room for new season crops. Before the harvest,…


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Sulfasalazine is a combination of salicylic acid (the
active ingredient in aspirin) and an antibiotic, sulfapyridine.
Sulfasalazine may reduce joint
inflammation caused by
juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA).
Sulfasalazine is considered a
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not respond to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) or
methotrexate. Children who are allergic to sulfa medicines or salicylates
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Some research shows that the use of
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polyarticular JIA and
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All medicines have side effects. But many people don't feel the side effects, or they are able to deal with them. Ask your pharmacist about the side effects of each medicine your child takes. Side effects are also listed in the information that comes with the medicine.
Here are some important things to think about:
Call 911 or other emergency services right away if your child has:
Call your doctor right away if your child has:
Common side effects of this medicine include:
See Drug Reference for a full list of side
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faster than some other second-line medicines.2
Sulfasalazine is considered safer, but is generally less effective, than
methotrexate. A child who can't take or hasn't responded to first-line NSAID
treatment or to methotrexate may be given sulfasalazine.
Your doctor may recommend a
complete blood count (CBC) every 6 to 12 months when
using sulfasalazine.
Your child may be sensitive to sunlight while taking sulfasalazine. Have your child use sunscreen and wear sunglasses.
Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. If your child takes medicine as your doctor suggests, it will improve your child's health and may prevent future problems. If your child doesn't take the medicines properly, his or her health (and perhaps life) may be at risk.
There are many reasons why people have trouble taking their medicine. But in most cases, there is something you can do. For suggestions on how to work around common problems, see the topic Taking Medicines as Prescribed.
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Complete the new medication information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this medication.
CitationsHashkes PJ, Laxer RM (2005). Medical treatment of
juvenile ideopathic arthritis. JAMA, 294(13):
1671–1684.Giannini EH, Brunner HI (2005). Treatment of juvenile
rheumatoid arthritis. In WJ Koopman, LW Moreland, eds., Arthritis and Allied Conditions, 15th ed., vol. 1, pp.
1301–1318. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
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Boca Raton, FL, USA
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Impressively set behind the private gates of The Sanctuary, this Palm Beach Georgian-inspired deepwater estate presents one of the newest architectural achievements in Boca Raton's acclaimed yachting enclave, strikingly elegant in its stately presence on the shimmering waterway. Just completed, this stunning masterpiece reflects the artistry and expertise of acclaimed architect Carlos Martin and Associates. Refined aesthetics of the past and present meld in a sensibility of classical elegance and graceful modern ease which pervades the 11,000+/- total square-foot villa. Natural light streams through fanlighted French doors throughout the airy interior, and each room is thoughtfully designed in relationship to the luxuriant tropical gardens and serene waterway. Artfully edited architectural details are dressed in beautifully hued marble and onyx along with richly finished maple and Brazilian Lapacho. Placing an emphasis on indoor/outdoor entertaining, the main living areas flow onto a waterfront loggia by the grass-terraced garden pool above the deepwater yacht dock. Bringing alluring modern appeal to the grand South Florida tradition, this distinguished waterfront estate is a stylishly elegant and eminently livable residence in the privacy and security of The Sanctuary. LocationSanctuary Lane, Boca Raton, Florida. Boca Raton's internationally acclaimed yachting enclave, The Sanctuary offers an unmatched lifestyle with exclusive amenities including a 20-slip marina, Har-Tru tennis courts, and a pristine 27-acre bird/wildlife preserve. Private security is ensured with a 24-hour guard gate plus road and water patrols. Beautiful Gold Coast beaches and the renowned Boca Raton Resort and Club are close at hand. Mizner Park's world-class shops and restaurants and Boca Raton's private executive airport also lie within easy reach.PropertyThis Palm Beach Georgian-inspired deepwater estate lends a well-established ambiance - introduced by an impressive Chicago brick motor court and graced with majestic medjool date palms, clipped podocarpus hedges, and trailing bougainvillea. Facing southeast overlooking the tranquil waterway, a stately loggia with Ionic arcades and latticed summer kitchen opens by the glistening garden pool rimmed with emerald Bermuda grass to the coral coping. Past the beautifully fenced pool area, steps lower to 70+/- feet of prime yacht dockage. ResidenceExquisitely styled and appointed to perfection, this elegant classical estate highlights the architectural details with crisp white trimwork against the brilliant blue South Florida skies. The generous floor-plan of 11,000+/- total square feet is thoughtfully arranged and includes six bedrooms, seven full baths, three powder rooms, and a three-bay garage. First Floor: Flanked by classic carriage lanterns, imposing, richly finished double doors present the circular grand foyer appointed with gleaming black-and-white marble floors, molded wainscoting, and a wraparound staircase with stylized ironwork balustrade and Palladian window. A formal powder room with onyx floor is tucked below the staircase. This dramatic entry flows gracefully to the central gallery introducing the main living areas. Directly ahead of the foyer, the formal living room is regally refined with herringbone-patterned Brazilian Lapacho floors below the cross-beamed ceiling. A massive fireplace with mirrored overmantel anchors this airy entertaining space lined with five sets of fanlighted French doors opening by the waterfront pool, lawns, and gardens. Pocket doors enter the richly finished maple-paneled library lined with custom-crafted built-in cabinetry. Opposite the gallery, the banquet-sized dining room is styled with luminous floor-to-ceiling arched windows and herringbone-patterned Brazilian Lapacho floors. The pocket doors can be closed for privacy, and the adjoining catering kitchen/butler's pantry assists in serving large-scale gatherings with ease. Washed in sunlight, the beautifully designed Chef's Kitchen is equipped with richly finished furniture-grade maple cabinetry, Calcutta gold marble counters, and professional-grade stainless steel appliances including the Viking range and ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, and two Miele dishwashers. The gold-and-beige marble floors continue in the open breakfast room where light-filled French doors lead onto the waterfront loggia. Serene views of the pool and waterway are shared by the adjoining family/gathering room appointed with a pub bar and an inviting fireplace. Adjacent to the kitchen are a separate staff suite and laundry/utility room. To the rear of the gallery is a dramatic oval vestibule with secondary staircase and powder room. Second Floor: Off the main upstairs Gallery, a private double-door vestibule serves the waterfront master suite, luxuriously appointed in its own expansive wing. A fireplace gives warm elegance to the master Bedroom while airy French doors open to a private covered balcony surveying the tropical waterway. His study/exercise room adjoins his spa-style Calcutta gold marble bath, dressing room, and walk-in closet. Her sun-filled exercise/massage room adjoins her Calcutta gold marble bath with free-standing spa tub, separate shower, and honey onyx counters; her oval dressing room with honey onyx floor adjoins a separate custom-fitted make-up area and an enormous walk-in closet. Four large guest suites are arranged for maximum privacy, and all feature walk-in closets and marble spa baths. 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It was announced at the May NMGS Meeting that the Albuquerque Special Collections Library has a free trial subscription to Footnote.com. This website includes images of historical documents from the National Archives, including military records. The trial subscription is only for 3o days and may only be accessed at the Special Collections Library.
The librarians wish us to review this website and tell them what we think about it. If they receive enough positive response they will purchase an annual subscription to the database. Therefore, if you have the opportunity, please go visit the library and review the website.
In order to access the database, you must purchase a $3 smart card from the library. This card not only allow you to access this website, but other websites such as Ancestry.com Library Edition and Heritage Quest Online. You may also use this card to access the Internet at other Rio Grande Library System libraries; however, you can only find the genealogy databases for free at the Special Collection Library.
The Albuquerque Special Collections Library is at 423 Central Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102. Their phone number is (505) 848-1376. Their website is http://www.cabq.gov/library/specol.html, and you may contact them by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Enteroviruses, such as Coxsackie viruses and echoviruses, live in
the intestines of humans and other animals. While enteroviruses usually do not
cause illness, they may under certain circumstances.
Infected people pass the viruses to each other through contaminated
food, water, or objects.
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Ventricular septal defect (VSD), the most common heart problem that
develops before birth (congenital), is an opening in the wall that
separates the lower chambers of the heart. Most ventricular septal defects are
small and do not cause a problem.
The opening of a ventricular septal defect can be as small as a
pinhole, or the wall between the heart chambers may be completely missing. This
defect is usually found when a baby is 1 to 4 weeks old.
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lower left heart chamber's inability to pump enough blood to the body and too
much blood going to the lungs. Large ventricular septal defects usually cause
heart problems and symptoms by the time a baby is 3 to 6 months old.
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Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar, or B-Dubs, got its start more than 30 years ago, when Jim Disbrow and Scott Lowery opened a Buffalo, N.Y.-style wings joint in Ohio. They made sure they had a large selection of beers on their tap line. And they turned their TVs on one day to the Ohio State game.
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The menu has gone beyond wings. I now includes burgers and sandwiches, desserts, a kids' menu and "sharables," like nachos, chips, mini corn dogs, mozzarella sticks, slammers, flatbreads, salads, fries and onion rings.
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I wrote a program to take two values from the user that will determine perimeter and area of a rectangle. However, when I run the program, it is only adding the area input values together instead of multiplying them, and it always returns me 0 for the perimeter value.
I assume here that java respects standard math order of operations, but the java class that I'm taking right now has not gone that in depth with math statements. Here is the code snippet that handles the math:
/** * This method will take the inputs from the RectangleProgram class and calculate * the area & perimeter. */ public void rectData(double widthIn, double heightIn) { // Set width value widthInput = widthIn; // Set height value heightInput = heightIn; // Calculates perimeter of rectangle rectPerimeter = widthInput * heightInput; // Calculates area of rectangle rectArea = (widthInput * 2) + (heightInput * 2); }
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Several courses have already been reviewed and approved by the Nursing Department and other relevant departments on campus as equivalent to our prerequisite courses. See the links to the right to determine if the transfer course that you want to take has already been approved.
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Men?s Tennis Player of the Week ? No. 3
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Deni Zmak of Embry-Riddle (Fla.) has been named NAIA Men's Tennis Player of the Week, the national office announced Wednesday. Zmak was selected based on his performances from March 25– 31 and was chosen out of a pool of conference/independent/unaffiliated group player of the week selections.
Zmak, a freshman from Pula, Croatia, was 4-0 last week, including 2-0 in No. 1 singles and 2-0 in No. 1 doubles. Zmak helped the Eagles defeat No. 8 Xavier (La.) on March 28 by defeating Loic Didavi, who is ranked fifth in singles by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, 6-1, 6-1. He followed that performance by defeating the No. 1 doubles team of Xavier, 8-5.
The next day against Northwestern Ohio, Zmak continued his winning ways. He was victorious in singles, 6-2, 6-4, and doubles, 8-2. Zmak holds a singles record of 13-1 and a doubles record of 11-3.
The next men's tennis Player of the Week will be announced on April 10.
Nominees: Danilo Garcia, Cumberlands (Ky.); Pablo Borrero, Cumberland (Tenn.); Matt Ellis, Our Lady of the Lake (Texas); Adam Derengowski, Indiana East; Fernando Bogajo, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.); Laurentsi Arakhamiya, Bethany (Kan.); Christian Woods, Davenport (Mich.); Jonathan Douglas, Concordia (Neb.); Gad Azulay, Tennessee Wesleyan; Aaron Hendrick, Aquinas (Mich.); Patrick Frandji, Warner (Fla.); Miguel Grifol, Auburn Montgomery (Ala.); Jacob Alplund, Northwood (Fla.); Rafael Bulnes, McPherson (Kan.); Sebastian Gardefjord, Doane (Neb.); Louis Volclair, Coastal Georgia; Juan Bravo, St. Thomas (Fla.); Enrico Patriarca , Belhaven (Miss.); Boris Peshev, St. Francis (Ill.); Alex Cline, St. Louis Pharmacy (Mo.); Viktor Svoboda, Xavier (La.); Stefan Kilchhofer, Vanguard (Calif.).
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LONG BEACH, Calif. -- We're a long way from the postseason all-star games, but watching the championship game of the Adidas Nations on Monday night, I couldn't help but think there's a lesson here.
Of the 21 players who took the floor in the title game, 18 were ESPN 100 prospects (Emmanuel Mudiay would have made it 19 but missed the game due to injury). And with all that massive talent on the court, the integrity of the game stood up.
I listened into the huddles of Don MacLean, the former UCLA star who coached USA 2014 Blue to an 81-77 win over USA 2014 Red in the title game, and he had the focus of his players and command of his team. What could have easily disintegrated into an all-star game never did. On both ends of the floor, I saw many of the best players in the country compete -- and compete hard.


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The sandy beach area are only steps from the hotel.
The Hotel Top Royal Sun rises from the sandy Mediterranean shores of Santa Susanna, Spain. The modern white hotel is a member of the Costa Brava resort complex and enjoys direct access to the sea promenade. Only ten kilometers from the property, the town of Lloret de Mar glitters with bars, eateries and attractions.


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SAN DIEGO — A special election to replace San Diego Mayor Bob Filner has been set for Nov. 19.
The City Council agreed to the date on Wednesday.
Filner is scheduled to resign Friday following sexual harassment allegations from more than a dozen women. He was San Diego's first Democratic mayor in decades when he took office in December.
U-T San Diego reports the city charter requires a special election if a mayor resigns with more than one year left on his term.
The city clerk estimates the election would cost about $6 million and more if a runoff is required.
The U-T said it's likely that a crowded field of candidates would prevent anyone from receiving a majority of the vote. That would necessitate a runoff between the top two candidates.


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First came the floods, which in May 2010 killed three people and left thousands homeless. Then came the flood of complaints about compensation. More than a year after central Azerbaijan's Kura and Araz Rivers burst through dams, reconstruction of damaged houses and other buildings has begun, but, along with the work, plenty of local suspicion about who gets what and why.
Green fields, newly rehabilitated schools and sturdy new houses now mark the landscape in Sabirabad region, one of the worst affected areas. Officials claim that approximately 300 million manats (about $360 million) have been spent on repairing houses and infrastructure in the area as well as compensating thousands of victims of the flooding along the Kura and Araz Rivers.
Dozens of villagers, though, still petition the local authorities daily with complaints and demands. Many complain that the government has not distributed the handouts evenhandedly. Sometimes, little apparent reason exists to explain the discrepancies.
On one side of the main road in the village of Orajaly, over a dozen households questioned by EurasiaNet.org said that they had received from the government only one compensation payment of 100 manats ($120) per family head since the May 2010 floods. Most of the houses are down to only one or two inhabitable rooms. On the other side of the street, where houses are in better condition, the reported totals range from 1,000 to 1,500 manats (about $1,271 to $1,906).
Some residents blame local officials. "They ate the money already," alleged Fikrat Safarov, who has been living with his brother in Orajaly since the flood destroyed his house. "We have faith in the government, but the people are angry at the local authorities. The president sends money and supplies, but here they steal it for themselves."
Safarov is not an exception. When out of earshot of local officials, dozens of villagers in Orajaly and surrounding areas expressed doubts about the transparency of the compensation process.
"No one knows who's on the list" of villagers to receive housing, said Amerhan Alishov, "Only promises. Other than promises, nothing. We hear on TV they are giving us all this compensation and, now, new houses, but we haven't seen it."
Villagers in Gasimbayli tell a similar tale. "They built houses for those who don't need them, and don't build for those who do," said one man as a crowd of about a dozen nodded in agreement.
At a May meeting with villagers, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Emergency Situations conceded that there had been some problems with local officials, but asserted that reconstruction work continues on schedule. Some local officials reportedly were removed from office last year, although central government representatives will not comment about the reasons.
Ministry for Emergency Situations Deputy Minister Elkhan Asadov told a May forum with civil society members that the government has built 2,401 houses, the bulk of its goal of 2,714, Kavkazsky Uzel reported. A 246-student school and "all necessary equipment" has been set up in the village of Gasimbayli, according to the pro-government news wire APA, while work is also underway on a 240-student school in a nearby village.
Not all locals are complaining about the pace of construction. "The president has ordered massive reconstruction of the region and it is being accomplished," said Ilham Amiraslanov, a local civil society activist who is petitioning the government to allow greater access for Sabirabad farmers to Baku markets. "Only one year later, 80 percent of the problems are fixed and we are focusing on bring our harvest into the rest of the country at lower prices."
With few jobs in the area, subsistence farming and a few seasonal cash crops form the bulk of the local economy. Villagers say they are still able to harvest potatoes and watermelons, but that their apples and citrus crops will only return in several years.
The central government insists that preventing a repetition of the floods' devastation remains a priority. Deputy Prime Minister Abid Sharifov told reporters in May that the government has begun work on building some 400 kilometers worth of dams the length of the Kura and Araza rivers as well as various mountain rivers, APA news reported.
"The question about increased water levels and threat of flooding is at the center of attention for the government and, immediately, for the head of state. For that reason, I don't believe that flooding can happen," Sharifov confidently predicted.
The chance that such predictions could prove true is nearly all that's left for one elderly woman living with five other people in a two-room, water-damaged hut in Orajaly. "We hope and we wait and we hope," she said.
Vladic Ravich is a freelance journalist based in New York City.
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Philadelphia Union 4, San Jose Earthquakes 2 | MLS Match Recap
CHESTER, Pa. – Rais Mbolhi made his long-awaited MLS debut in net for the Philadelphia Union, but it was the team's offense that stole the show.
Led by a goal and three assists from Sebastien Le Toux and a brace from Andrew Wenger, the Union rolled past the depleted San Jose Earthquakes, 4-2, in an exciting intra-conference game at PPL Park on Sunday evening.
Sheanon Williams also scored for the Union (7-9-9), who continue their late-season playoff push under interim manager Jim Curtin.
The Earthquakes (6-10-7) are now winless in their last four games, despite getting goals from Sam Cronin and Chris Wondolowski.
The game-winner came from Williams in the 72nd minute, just two minutes after the Earthquakes stormed back to erase a 2-0 Philadelphia lead.
After drawing a foul from former Union midfielder Shea Salinas near the corner, Williams got his head on the ensuing free kick from Le Toux while heavily covered by San Jose's Jean-Baptiste Pierazzi.
Williams left the game just a couple of minutes later with an apparent injury but the Union continued to pour on the offense from there, with Wenger icing the game in the 79th minute with a dead sprint up the middle of the field and a strong finish to put the Union up 4-2 and complete his brace.
That goal certainly relieved some tension from the hosts, who allowed the Quakes to climb back into the game in the second half.
San Jose made it 2-1 in the 59th minute when Cronin hit an absolute rocket from long range into the top corner following a failed clearance off a long free kick. And in the 70th minute, Wondolowski one-timed in a cross from Salinas to tie the game.
The goal was the 10th of the season for Wondolowski, who joins Carlos Ruiz and Juan Pablo Angel as the only players in league history to post five consecutive seasons with double-digit goals.
In the first half, though, it was all Union.
The hosts got on the board early with one of their most well executed goals of the season. Following a San Jose free kick, Vincent Nogueira started a counter attack with a pass to Le Toux, who played a one-two with Conor Casey before chasing a Casey ball down the wing. After getting to the ball first, Le Toux then played a ball across the middle of the field to Wenger, who took one touch in the box before blasting a tough-angle, left-footed shot into the top shelf.
Just four minutes later, the Union doubled their lead with Le Toux's 11th goal of the season and fifth in his last six games. The goal came after San Jose's Victor Bernandez cleared a Williams cross right to Le Toux, who one-timed a shot past goalie Jon Busch.
And Le Toux very nearly had another goal in the 18th minute but a close-range attempt on a Wenger cross went high.
Mbolhi didn't need to do much in his debut, but the Algerian goalkeeper made a nice save on fellow 2014 World Cup alum Wondolowski in the 13th minute and made himself big to prevent Cordell Cato from getting to a teasing cross.
The Earthquakes were playing on short rest after playing in Seattle on Wednesday and were shorthanded, with Matias Perez-Garcia (knee), Steven Lenhart (knee), Clarence Goodson (toe) and Yannick Djalo (quad) among the players held out.
The Earthquakes return home to face Real Salt Lake on Saturday, while the Union are off until a Sept. 3 home game with Toronto FC.
Dave Zeitlin covers the Union for MLSsoccer.com. Email him at email@example.com.
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|What We Saw
|Sebastien Le Toux
|Three weeks ago Andrew Wenger complained about Le Toux's lack of press. He earned his due tonight.
|Andrew Wenger
|His best performance as a pro? If he finishes 2014 like that the Union are a lock for the postseason.
|Sam Cronin
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text: NASA's robotic probe named Dawn has beamed back close-up images of asteroid Vesta, the second most massive object in the Asteroid Belt. From dusty landslides to towering mountains, the new images reveal unprecedented details of the roughly 328-mile-wide, 4.6-billion-year-old rock. Planetary scientists have waited nearly four years for Dawn to reach its first target after launching Sept. 27, 2007. The probe is slated to journey to the potentially muddy and icy protoplanet Ceres in July 2012. Dawn slipped into orbit around Vesta on July 16, 2011 by spitting a steady stream of ions from its engine. Although the probe has returned other images of Vesta since arriving at the space rock, the latest batch of photos, taken from an orbit of 1,700 miles above the asteroid's surface, are the most detailed yet. We showcase the best shots provided by NASA and its partners in this gallery. Above: Crater Fields (3-D) Counting craters on Vesta's surface can help planetary scientists figure out their relative ages — and donning 3-D glasses helps them count. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [high-resolution version]New Discoveries on Asteroid Vesta Planetary scientist Carol Raymond of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, one of the Dawn mission's leaders, sums up the findings from the spacecraft's latest batch of imagery. Video: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology [high-resolution version]Anatomy of an Impact Crater To better view the details of large impact craters and their tossed-out detritus, mission managers apply false color. Reddish hues in this image reveal material that either came from the object which slammed into Vesta, or debris ejected from Vesta's interior. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [high-resolution version]Claudia, the Prime Meridian Crater This 1,640-foot-wide crater will help Dawn's staff precisely measure Vesta's orientation, rotation axis and equator. Planetary scientists named the object Claudia after a famous Roman woman who lived during 200 B.C. They plan to name bigger craters after priestesses of the Vesta, the Roman goddess of the home. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [ high-resolution version ]Polar Cliffs Although Vesta has a surface area roughly the size of the state of California, its cliffs — some several miles high — dwarf those on Earth. Scientists guiding Dawn's mission have already spied strange landslide-like features near the cliffs, but how the steep slopes formed is still a mystery. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [high-resolution version available]Vesta's South Pole Impact craters ranging in size from 10- to 30-miles-wide dot this image of Vesta's south pole. Planetary scientists created the shot by stitching dozens of images together. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [high-resolution version]Circular South Pole Strange circular patterns at Vesta's south pole could have arisen from a colossal impact or unknown dynamics inside of the giant asteroid. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [high-resolution version available]First Global Map of Vesta By orbiting around Vesta's surface from 1,700 miles up, Dawn has created this first full map of the asteroid's pockmarked surface. Vesta's strange grooves are clearly visible in this image, with the north pole (top) and south pole (bottom) stretched to accommodate a square space. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [high-resolution version available]Groovy Terrain (3-D) Ridges, grooves, impact craters and other features in this stereoscopic view of Vesta can pop out in 3-D with the help of red/blue glasses. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [high-resolution version available]Big Mountain (3-D) Put on a pair of red/blue 3-D glasses and watch this 9-mile-high mountain (center, right) tower over Vesta's ruined landscape. Fissures created by tectonic tension also reveal themselves in this stereoscopic composite. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [high-resolution version available]Rolling Mountain Range Another view of the 9-mile-high mountain discovered on Vesta's south pole. The base of the rock pile extends roughly 125 mile in diameter. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [ high-resolution version available]Colored Topography A 300-mile-wide circular feature, possibly a large impact basin, pops out in a colorized view by the Dawn spacecraft now orbiting Vesta. The structure raises about 9 miles above the rest of the asteroid's surface. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA [ high-resolution version available]See Also:Groovy Giant Asteroid Spins in New NASA VideoSpacecraft Visits Giant Asteroid This WeekendX-Shaped Space Thing Is Smashed-Up AsteroidIce Discovered on Asteroid, Suggests Earth's Oceans Came From SpaceRadioactive Core Encases Dwarf Planet in Ice


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It began when a group of girls gathered in the evenings in the home of Reverend Parris to listen to stories told by one of his slaves, Tituba. They also played fortune-telling games, which were strictly forbidden by the Puritans.
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1:25 Robert A Cumins: "I saw a plane approaching Lower Manhattan. I lifted the camera, decided I'm going to take a picture of the plane juxtaposed against the city. Holy shit! It was staggering to me, I couldn't believe that I actually caught that plane"
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Equinox wrote:Btw, Anonymous Truther - I posted a reply to your last post in the staged plane parts section.
AnonymousTruther2 wrote:Equinox wrote:Btw, Anonymous Truther - I posted a reply to your last post in the staged plane parts section.
Yeah I know, I never said it was really a "new video", it's what this guy said.
I didn't answer because there was way too much stuff, about Flight 93 and black boxes, between my post and the one that would have followed.
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SmokingGunII wrote:No comment needed...."Historian", Simon Schama's recollection of 9/11...
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Oil and gas have contaminated groundwater in 17 percent of the 2,078 spills and slow releases that companies reported to state regulators over the past five years, state data show.
The damage is worse in Weld County, where 40 percent of spills reach groundwater, the data show.
Most of the spills are happening less than 30 feet underground – not in the deep well bores that carry drilling fluids into rock.
State regulators say oil-and-gas crews typically are working on storage tanks or pipelines when they discover that petroleum material, which can contain cancer-causing benzene, has seeped into soil and reached groundwater. Companies respond with vacuum trucks or by excavating tainted soil.
Contamination of groundwater – along with air emissions, truck traffic and changed landscapes – has spurred public concerns about drilling along Colorado's Front Range. There are 49,236 active wells statewide, up 31 percent since 2008, with 17,844 in Weld County.
Starting today, Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission regulators struggling to maintain a consistent set of state rules governing the industry will begin grappling with the groundwater issue.
The COGCC is weighing proposed changes to state rules that would require companies to conduct before-and-after testing of groundwater around wells to provide baseline data that could be used to hold companies accountable for pollution.
"There is an impact," COGCC environmental manager Jim Milne said, reviewing the groundwater data. "We don't know if it is unreasonable or not."
While spills reaching groundwater are concentrated at the surface, the baseline testing proposals that state commissioners are weighing focus on harm from well bores to deep aquifers.
The proposals do not specify the depths from which samples would be taken. Any existing wells – shallow agricultural wells or deep domestic wells – could be used to draw before-and-after water samples from areas around oil and gas production wells.
One proposal developed by Shell and the Environmental Defense Fund would require testing of three samples of water within 12 months before drilling using wells within a half-mile of a vertical oil or gas well.
To read this article in its entirety, go to http://www.denverpost.com/environment/ci_22154751/drilling-spills-reaching-colorado-groundwater-state-mulls-test
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There's a very good reason why nobody ever says "(insert the name of your alma mater here) is the Princeton of the (insert the geographic region of your alma mater here)."
Nobody but a Princeton grad would ever want to be associated with Princeton.
Nobody but a Princeton grad would ever want to be associated with Princeton.
by BcozTheNight October 30, 2007
Ivy League school that has inflated opinion of itself. Expensive investment as a hope for for success
#1 "My senior thesis at Princeton concerned Hegel and his..."
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by ThunderMummy October 27, 2005
Home to elitist douchebaggery.
by Jamal Clifford September 15, 2005
An Amazing Blexican In A Young Singing Group Called Mindless Behavior ! He's Smart , Cute , And Talented ! His Favorite Color Is Green . His Birthday Is April 21st 1997 . He Loves John Lennon . When He Has On A Mustache , His Name Is Fernando . He's From L.A . His Dogs name Is Beans . His Real Name Is Jacob Emmanuel Perez . He LOVES NY .
OMG Thats Princeton From Mindless Behavior ! Will You Marry Me ?
by Fernando'ssWifey ! October 13, 2011
Stays out of the silly Harvard-Yale rivalry and quietly excels at everything it does. Has an incredible arts program and is situated in the best college town in America, and right down the street from Albert Einstein's old house.
by motbob August 16, 2005
The best Ivy League school (we're elitist for a reason). Home to schizophrenic math prodigies, religion professors who release rap albums, and a student body that knows how to filibuster. Even engineers have been know to have fun here, and students of the Humanities recite lengthy passages from the classics when they get drunk after finals. Between the nuclear physicists at the Elementary Particles Lab, the Pre-Meds in one of the world's best Mol Bio programs, the soon-to-be fabulously wealthy I-Bankers coming from the Econ department, and the future leaders being groomed at Woody Woo, Princeton should be ready to commence its plans for world domination within the decade. In fact, we've already begun to... but no, I've said too much already. You'll just have to wait and see for yourself.
Princeton's motto is "Dei Sub Numine Viget." This means "God went to Princeton."
by I. M. A. Sophomore August 11, 2005
One Fine Motherfucker who apart of the sexiest boy band alive, Mindless Behavior. He is the one who is black and mexican and has a curly afro.
Princeton is one fine and will soon be my baby daddy.
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Cooley helped Harvard sail to victory in two races in the B division at the Women's Victorian Coffee Urn (Justine Agaloos).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard coed sailing team sailed to an eighth-place finish at the Schell Trophy hosted by Brown to earn a spot in the Atlantic Coast Coed Championship regatta Nov. 10-11, while the women claimed 10th at the Women's Victorian Coffee Urn at Connecticut College.
Gram Slattery skippered all 12 races for the Crimson in the A division at the Schell Trophy, while Alma Lafler and Ben Lamont served as crew for ten and two races, respectively. The trio posted 97 points and finished seventh, one point ahead of their neighbors on the Charles River, MIT. Slattery and Lafler placed in the single-digits seven times, including a second-place finish in the fourth race. With Lamont in the boat for the 11th race of the regatta, the boat placed ninth.
Harvard had a variety of team members hit the water in the B division, but freshman Andrew Mollerus remained constant as skipper. Sydney Karnvosky worked as crew in races one thru six. The freshmen duo sailed to three single-digit finishes, including fourth in the fifth race. The boat's best result came in the seventh race, with Brian Drumm in as crew.
Drumm also worked as crew for races eight, 11 and 12, and Luke O'Connor saw time in the ninth and 10th races. The Crimson tallied 119 points and finished 12th in the B division, and edged Vermont by one for eighth overall with 216 team points. The top-eight teams qualified for the Atlantic Coast Championship. Yale totaled 111 points to win the regatta.
At the Women's Victorian Coffee Urn, Caitlin Watson skippered all nine races, and Jacquelyn Cooley and Kristina Jakobson contributed to the crew for six and seven races, respectively. The boat tallied 69 points and two first-place finishes with Cooley as crew to pace the Crimson with a sixth-place finish in the B division. In the eighth race, the first of Jakobson's collegiate career, Harvard took third.
Morgan Russom (skipper) and Isabel Ruane (crew) finished strong with a second-place showing in the final race of the A division portion of the regatta. The juniors registered 104 points and placed thirteenth. Harvard posted 216 points overall, while Dartmouth tallied 60 and won both divisions to finish first. The 12th-place result put Harvard outside of the Atlantic Coast Championship regatta, as only the top-eight teams made the cut.
The Crimson now prepares for the 10th weekend of fall competition, where Harvard will sail for the Hap Moore Trophy, a coed regatta, Nov. 3-4 hosted by the United States Coast Guard Academy. The women will next sail during the spring campaign.


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Greenwich girls basketball team cruises past Staples
There's something about the second quarter that gets the Greenwich High School girls basketball team playing its best.
A game after building a commanding lead in the second quarter in their win against Darien, the Cardinals raised their level of play on both ends of the court after the first quarter when Staples came to town on Tuesday.
And the result was another one-sided victory for the Cardinals.
Sophomore center Abbie Wolf produced her best performance of the young season, recording 17 points, nine rebounds, four assists and three steals in Greenwich's impressive 73-32 triumph over the Wreckers. The Cardinals (6-1) trailed 11-10 following the first quarter, but outscored Staples 20-5 in the second quarter, then also came out on fire after halftime, going on a smothering 27-3 run.
"The second quarter we moved the ball well on offense and our press slowed them down a little bit," Wolf said. "We really played well in the second quarter."
Sophomore sharp shooter Caroline Beneville scored 14 points, including four 3-pointers and junior forward Jamie Kockenmeister registered 14 points and seven rebounds for the Cardinals, who have won three straight games and seem to be gaining more confidence with each victory.
"A good second quarter opened it up for us," GHS coach Chrys Hernandez said. "Our game plan was to be aggressive and Staples came out just as aggressive, but our team did a good job of sticking to the game plan. We were aggressive and did a great job of playing the passing lanes."
Abby Lustig scored 12 points for the Wreckers, who led the whole first quarter. Madeline Schemel hit a jumper and Lustig converted pair of free throws, putting the visitors up, 11-8. But then it was all Greenwich, which used its full-court press to force numerous turnovers.
"I thought we should have scored more than 11 points in the first quarter," Staples coach Ed Huydic said. "We established a good press break early, but that broke down in the second quarter."
The Cards opened the second quarter with a 15-0 run and never looked back. Junior guard Alexa Moses swished a 3-pointer, Beneville scored in transition and senior guard Rebecca DeCarlo made a runner in the lane, putting GHS ahead 23-11 midway through the second stanza. A putback by Kockenmeister, followed by a pair of baskets by freshman guard Jayla Faison and a 3-pointer by Beneville, put the Wreckers in a 30-16 halftime hole.
"Tonight, we penetrated, kicked out to the open person and did a good job of finding those open looks," Beneville said. "We're clicking, everyone seems to know where each other is going to be."
"They came out and took the lead, but once we got the momentum they were not able to get it back," Moses said.
Staples had a tough time contending with Wolf in the low post. The 6-foot-3 Wolf helped Greenwich get second shots and was an intimidating presence on defense.
"I told Abbie we have been waiting for this all season," Hernandez said. "She played the way we all knew she was capable of playing."
Wolf's layup and senior Colleen Bennett's short jumper extended the Cards' advantage to 41-19 early in the third quarter. The home team led 57-19 heading into the final quarter.
"That big run they went on was primarily due to turnovers, some of which were unforced," Huydic said. "That, along with missed shots, made it ugly really quick. Kudos to them, they played a complete game offensively and defensively and Wolf in the middle dominated."
Junior Maggie Fair had 12 points, while Schemel scored six for Staples, which was stymied by Greenwich's 2-3 zone. Moses tallied five points and six rebounds, junior point guard Leigh Galletta contributed six points, Bennett had six rebounds and freshman center Emily Anderson grabbed seven rebounds for the Cardinals, who once again, received strong bench play.
"Everyone in practice has been working hard and everyone knows when called upon they have to be ready to step on the floor and fill the shoes of the person coming off the floor," Moses said.
Up next for the surging Cards is a matchup against visiting Fairfield Warde Wednesday at 7 p.m.
"They beat us last year on a buzzer-beater, so we are going into this game with a chip on our shoulder," Wolf said.
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STAPLES (32): Madeline Schemel 3 0-0 6; Abby Lustig 3 3-4 12; Tessa Mall 1 0-0 2; Maggie Fair 4 0-0 12; Meredith Gemus 0 0-2 0; Julia Bartimer 0 0-2 0; Carlyn Lenihan 0 0-2 0; Tasha George 0 0-0 0. Totals: 11 3-8 32.
GREENWICH (73): Jamie Kockenmeister 5 4-4 14; Leigh Galletta 3 0-0 6; Abbie Wolf 8 1-3 17; Alexa Moses 1 2-2 5; Caroline Beneville 5 0-0 14; Rebecca DeCarlo 2 0-0 4; Emily Anderson 1 1-2 3; Colleen Bennett 2 0-0 4; Jayla Faison 2 0-0 4; Emily Hunt 1 0-0 2; Raquel Ireifej 0 0-0 0. Totals: 30 8-11 73.
3-pointers: G -- Beneville 4, Moses; S -- Lustig 3, Fair 3.
Records: Greenwich 6-1; Staples 2-4.


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Since I have received correspondences about my post "Obama Pick Claims New Mexico Ties", I wanted to make a few things clear. I was not meaning to be disrespectful in any way towards United States Senator Ken Salazar's claim that he can trace his lineage back to 1598 New Mexico. The point of the post was to inform my readers about Senator Salazar's claim. However, being a responsible genealogist, I wished to point out that his claim has not been verified, at least to my knowledge. In order to clarify what I meant, I wish to make a few more arguments
1.) When Senator Salazar made the claim at a press conference, he did not have the time or resources to support his claim. The purpose of the press conference was to announce his appointment and to give a little bit of biographical information about himself. It wasn't a genealogical presentation and wasn't meant to be.
2.) There may be research out there that shows that Senator Salazar can trace his lineage back to 1598 New Mexico. He, or someone else, may have published an article or book showing proof of this lineage. The fact is, I personally don't know of any such research. Therefore, I wasn't going to say that his claim is supported by facts. It may be, it may not be, the fact is, I don't know so I won't say that it is true.
3.) I noted that saying that his roots going back to 1598 Santa Fe is not true. Santa Fe was not founded until 1610. Settlers were living in Santa Fe prior to 1610, but Santa Fe was not the first settlement in New Mexico. There were settlers in New Mexico in 1598, but not in Santa Fe.
4.) I noted that Fray Angelico Chavez's book "Origins of New Mexico Families" claims that the first Salazar that came to New Mexico shows up in records in 1625. I understand that there is other research out there, and there may be others who found Salazars who were in New Mexico in 1598. I used this reference to Chavez's book because the book is well known by New Mexican researchers.
5.) I also mentioned that Senator Salazar could be refering to another line in his genealogy, other than the one following his Salazar surname. There were plenty of other Spaniards who were in New Mexico in 1598 that he could have, and probably is, descended from.
6.) I wish to quote a paragraph from my previous blog post:
It would be interesting to find out more about Senator Salazar's family. Of course, until proof is offered, his claim is unverified. However, it is not unlikely that he does have New Mexico roots going back a number of centuries.
I was not saying that I did not believe that Salazar had roots going back to 1598. I was simply saying that I personally did not have proof. That's it; that's all.
Robert Baca
President, New Mexico Genealogical Society
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Krystle Campbell was among the three people killed when bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon on Monday, her father told NBC News on Tuesday. That confirmation came as another victim, 8-year-old Martin Richard, was mourned as "a vivacious little kid."
The 29-year-old from the Boston suburbs was at the finish line with her friend Karen Rand to cheer on Rand's boyfriend, who was running, the New York Daily News reported.
"She was a wonderful person. Everyone who knew her loved her. She was a sweet kid and friendly, always smiling. She worked so hard at everything she did," Krystle's mother Patty Campbell told reporters Tuesday from the front porch of the family's home in Medford, Mass.
"She was the best daughter you could ask for. It doesn't make any sense," she said, as she broke down in tears.
"My daughter was the most lovable girl," Krystle's father William Campbell had earlier told Yahoo News. "She helped everybody, and I'm just so shocked right now. We're just devastated."
He called Krystle "a dream" and "the best person you'd ever meet," the Daily News reported.
He told the Daily News that in the confusion just after the bombings, he and his family had at first thought that their daughter had survived and was in surgery — when in fact it was Rand, not Campbell, who was in surgery, he said.
Krystle's grandmother Lillian Campbell told the Boston Globe that her granddaughter, who had grown up in Medford, Mass., had recently left a job managing a seafood restaurant and moved to the nearby town of Arlington for a job managing a steakhouse there.
She went to watch the marathon every year, her grandmother told the Globe.
Krystle Campbell had earlier worked as a fitness coach for the Boston Institute of Football and for the Boston gym Hordon Health, according to the gym.
"She was beautiful, she was loud, and everyone loved her for it," Hordon Health said in a statement on its Facebook page. "She had tremendous passion and energy, and Krystle attacked life with vigor and excitement."
Campbell had graduated from Medford High School in 2001, Inside Medford reported.


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I came across a recipe for Gluten Free Buckwheat Yogurt Muffins on the blog I AM NOT AFRAID OF WINTER, written by Carrot Quinn, a self-described box car riding queer writer who can't eat gluten and hitchhikes and writes about all sorts of interesting things. I totally dig Carrot's blog, and was very intrigued by the recipe, because it called for soaking the buckwheat and amaranth flours in yogurt for 12-24 hours before mixing in the rest of the ingredients. Carrot's original recipe is posted here; it calls for eggs, butter, and cow yogurt. So, I made a number of changes and substitutions to fit my needs, and damn, these things are good!
Whole Grain Buckwheat Yogurt Muffins
yield: 12 muffins
1 cup amaranth flour, or mix of amaranth and amaranth bran flours
1 generous handful of whole buckwheat groats, soaked for 30 minutes and drained
1 1/2 cups goat yogurt (substitute soy, rice, or coconut yogurt if dairy intolerant/vegan)
2 chia or flax "eggs" (2 T ground chia or flax seed :: 6 T water)
1 tsp sea salt
1/4 cup agave nectar
1 1/2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp vanilla extract
3 Tbsp olive oil or other oil or melted butter/ghee
2 Tbsp water, or more as needed
The day before you want to eat them...
Mix flour, whole buckwheat groats, and yogurt, and let the dough sit for 12-24 hours. As Carrot pointed out to me, you need to leave your yogurt/flour mix out in room temperature or a warm place, NOT in the fridge/cool spot as I originally had in this recipe. It needs to ferment, so warmer is better! Thanks to helpful Carrot for pointing that out.
When you are ready to make the muffins...
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees, and grease a muffin tin.
- Make the flax/chia eggs: take 2 T ground chia or flax seed and 6 T water, and place in a microwaveable bowl or saucepan. Microwave for 2 minutes OR boil in saucepan over medium flame for 1-2 minutes. The mixture should form a thick gel. Let cool 5-10 minutes before using.
- In a separate bowl, beat cooled chia "eggs", vanilla, salt, olive oil, and agave. Then add the baking soda.
- Gradually add the flour mixture to the egg mixture, and blend together, adding water as necessary. This is a thick, goopy batter and can be hard to mix - be patient and stir just until blended.
- Spoon into muffin tins, and bake 25-30 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out clean.
I love cookies. I miss cookies. I wanted to eat cookies. So, instead of making all 12 muffins, I only made 9, and I took the ret of the batter and made a tasty chocolate coconut cookie out of it. After 9 months, I decided to break down and reintroduce cocoa to my life. I'd been avoiding cocoa and chocolate since last May (OH. MY. GOD. SO LONG!) due to the acid content, caffeine, and general irritating nature that cocoa can have on delicate digestive systems. I broke down. I couldn't handle it anymore. It was time to introduce a bit of chocolate to my life.
I added cocoa powder, raw cocao nibs, shredded coconut, grated bittersweet chocolate, and a pinch of stevia for a little extra sweetness, and hoped for the best.
They smelled AMAZING baking, and tasted pretty darn rich and chocolatey, kind of earthy and not too sweet, which I liked. And they look nice too, don't they? Some gluten-free baked goods turn out just plain unattractive, and these guys look good. The texture was soft and chewy, with a fun occasional "crunch!" from the whole buckwheat groats and cocao nibs. This cookie totally satisfied my chocolate cookie craving, especially when I smeared one with coconut butter! Totally decadent, hot damn. I'm going to play with this recipe and make a few small tweaks, and come up with something that has actual measurements, because this was a spontaneous, throw together kind of thing. But I think I'm on to something good, let me tell you that much. Plus, they are almost healthy...low GI, high in protein, and full of fermented goodness and antioxidants from that cacao. Right...
I'd like to come up with a version of this recipe that doesn't require yogurt at all, maybe using my buckwheat sourdough starter I have fermenting right now on my kitchen shelf. Stay tuned for some sort of real recipe for these bad boys!


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Ex-Defense Secretary James Schlesinger Dies
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James R. Schlesinger, who as head of the Defense and Energy departments and the Central Intelligence Agency helped drive national-security decisions for more than a decade, died Thursday in Baltimore from complications of pneumonia. He was 85.
His death was confirmed by a daughter, Emily Schlesinger.
A Harvard-educated economics professor,...