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As most of you already know I have been having a terrible time with some funky new virus this year. I feel like a turtle that got tipped and can't get upright again. That could explain why the room keeps spinning. Some spirit with a sense of humor keeps rocking my shell and occasionally gives it a spin.
On Saturday, I went into urgent care. It was cold and slow. The people were very kind but I had to wear my gloves and jacket to keep from shaking my teeth out of my mouth while shivering. I had a chest X-ray, was given an antibiotic and left there being told I would eventually be okay. The diagnosis was viral with bronchitis. Since, like many of you, I already had a satchel full of problems, all things were complicated. We got out into the parking lot and I could hardly wait to get home and get warm. Instead, I yelled at Jim to pull over and found myself puking onto the curb. I hate public vomiting. It's so inconsiderate, embarrassing and uncouth; however, I didn't really have a choice. It just happened that we were in front of the office of one of Nancy's (my friend who just passed away) least favorite neighbors, an obnoxious doctor here in town. I found myself chuckling under my breath as we rode on home. I said to myself, "Well, Nancy, that one was for you."
In the next two days, I continued to have a fever, usually at night, of 102 degrees. This would cause me to perspire and waken with the chills, change nightgowns and long to find a way to stop coughing. The meds the urgent care doctor gave me helped only a little bit. All that coughing was hurting my already painful tush and I feared, causing trouble in my painful gut which I had just had put back in place two years ago, using mesh. Vomiting and diarrhea were taking turns driving me crazy and between the two of them, I was feeling very weak and light-headed and having runs of irregularity with my heart rhythm, which is another problem.
Monday morning I called my doctor's office and found she was at a conference all week and I could see her partner. That thought didn't have any appeal for me so I decided to go to the ER. The medical assistant said I probably should go there as opposed to urgent care because they might decide I needed IV fluids and the ER would provide those. Jim got away from work to take me to the hospital ER. As fate would have it, they were terribly backed up. We had to wait 2 hours and 45 minutes before I could lie down. I would have waited in the car but it was very cold so I just sat there until my tush grew numb.
As I'm writing this, I realize how boring it is to hear someone go on and on about their health problems. The bottom line for me (and I cringe to even use the word bottom) is that I received IV fluids, was given even more medications for the gut problems and was in the ER for eight hours. I feel I am making gradual progress but still have a fever each night, still cough, deeply and uncontrollably which causes the rear and the gut to be quite painful. I know many others who are fighting this virus this season, including my own family and just have to hang on until it decides to leave.
They say suffering builds character. If that's true, then I'm sitting on all of mine. The answer, I believe, to the title question is, life is a cartoon. Everywhere I go I'm followed by this ornery little character with a little red hammer and he keeps hitting me in the tush. Can you be a grounded turtle and still be having this much misery? Apparently you can.

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From the Findmypast Website comes this announcement:
"We have just published 1 million 20th century Merchant Navy Seamen records on findmypast.co.uk This is the first time ever that these records have been made available online and we are working in association with The National Archives to give you access to your merchant navy ancestors.
The records are index cards which the Registrar General of Shipping and Seaman used between the two world wars to produce a centralised index of merchant seamen serving on British merchant navy vessels. They cover the period 1918-1941.
The merchant navy consists of all seagoing
vessels with commercial interests and their crews. Research that findmypast.co.uk conducted has shown that a shocking 54% of the UK population have no idea who or what the merchant navy is. UK
The front of a card gives the basic biographical information about each seaman, for example, their name, their year and place of birth and their rank or rating. Initials were sometimes given rather than first names and sometimes a physical description is provided.
The front of a card may also give other information, such as discharge number, health insurance number, address of kin and so on.
The reverse of the card may be blank, or may contain a list of official vessel numbers and signing-on dates, and/or a photograph and/or signature of the seamen. Sometimes a photograph is not on the reverse of the card but on a separate attached card.
It is possible to find a photograph of your ancestor within these records. These rarely seen photos of the mariners mean you can see what your seafaring ancestor looked like for the first time – a real achievement for any family historian."


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If condoms are over 90 percent effective, when used constantly and consistently, in preventing the spread of HIV, then why do we need more options in our prevention toolbox? Why aren't condoms working? This very blunt question was posed by Jim Pickett, chair of the International Rectal Microbicide Advocates (IRMA), to audience members at a discussion and video presentation entitled "The Bottom Line on Rectal Microbicide Research." Hosted by Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) on Jan. 23, 2013, the presentation dealt with what will someday be another tool for prevention, though it is currently only in trial phases -- rectal microbicides.
A microbicide is a product applied topically in the vagina or rectum that can offer protection against HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and can potentially be used for contraception. It would be available as a gel, lubricant, douche, or an enema and would provide protection in the absence of condoms or used together with a condom. This presentation focused almost exclusively on rectal microbicides and how they can be used as a prevention method among gay men to stop the spread of HIV and other STIs -- and when it comes to advocacy in this growing field, Pickett is one of the world's top minds.
IRMA was founded in 2005 by four people from four agencies in the U.S. and Canada. It is currently comprised of around 1,200 advocates, scientists, funders and policymakers. Their mission is to support the development and research of safe, effective rectal microbicides for all who need them. They work primarily to increase and diversify funding (currently, 97 percent of funding comes from the federal government), increase research activities, make lubricants safer (Pickett noted that, currently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves lube without human trials, instead it is often tested in rabbit and guinea pig genitalia only), increase access to lubricants, and increase knowledge around lubricants and their uses.
So anyway, why do we need more prevention tools? Pickett, who is also director of prevention advocacy and gay men's health at the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, asked his provocative question about condoms quite early in the presentation. The audience responses were varied, but extremely illuminating. One person said that sex is based on pleasure, and condoms come with an inherent diminished pleasure. Some people said that condoms mean only one person (usually the insertive partner) is responsible for prevention. Someone mentioned lack of access and cost prohibitions. Others mentioned stigma against condoms. For all these reasons and more, there must be more options in the prevention toolbox. Pickett noted that many future options will supplement, not replace, condoms -- as it should be.
Though there are plenty of ways to implement microbicides, including a dissolving, "breath strip"-type application, microbicides will most likely be delivered through behaviors that people already use during sex, such as a douche, an enema or a lubricant. Pickett noted that, with advances in prevention, scientists often try to find ways to insert prevention into what people are already doing around sex.
First and foremost, Pickett spoke about breaking down the stigma around anal sex as the only true way to make any progress toward conversations around anal health. He emphasized that anal intercourse is a human behavior shared by many communities, regardless of race, gender or orientation. (On that topic, check out an interesting interview with Jim Pickett from TheBody.com's archives, about studying rectal microbicide use in women.) When unprotected anal intercourse is 10 to 20 times more likely to result in HIV infection than unprotected vaginal sex, there have to be many ways to address anal HIV transmission.
Pickett went on to illustrate that the anus is a peculiar cavity for the transmission of HIV. While a vagina has 40 cell layers, the anus only has one, and right behind the rectal tissue is a good portion of the body's CD4 cells, waiting to be infected. As such, anal sex is a higher risk activity. Also, so far, only about 100 human beings in the U.S. have been in clinical trials as part of rectal microbicide research, while thousands have been in vaginal microbicide trials.
The next trial on the horizon, about which Pickett was especially excited, is a global study of 186 gay men and transwomen from Peru, Puerto Rico, the U.S., Thailand and South Africa. Dubbed MTN-017, the study will be cut into three eight-week periods: One eight-week period will have the participants try applying the gel daily, the second portion will have participants insert the gel before and after sexual intercourse, and the third eight-week period will have them use the once-daily pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) pill, Truvada (tenofovir/FTC). The order in which each trial volunteer follows each eight-week period will be randomized; so, for example, some will start with daily gel use, while others may start by taking Truvada. The study is designed to examine whether the gel is safe and acceptable to use, how it compares to Truvada in terms of adherence, and which method participants prefer. Pickett also showed a video produced by IRMA that talks about microbicides and microbicide research. The video is embedded near the beginning of this article.
Finishing off the presentation, Pickett said, "HIV is a swamp. Condoms drain it only part of the way." He also commented on how paradigms are shifting in HIV prevention. Using an apt analogy, he noted that music used to be listened to on big boomboxes. They were cool. They still have some retro, vintage nostalgia cred today, but music can now be listened to on tiny devices that can also pay for your meals and call your parents, among many other uses. Such will be the way of HIV prevention, according to Pickett -- "We're in the boombox phase of HIV prevention," he said -- and 10 years from now, what we use as prevention will look very different. He acknowledged that there will be hesitation among people who can't think of anything else besides the almighty condom. "The safer sex paradigm has shifted. We're used to saying 'Always use a condom, 100 percent of the time.' It is very hard for us to think about these new options."
For more information on IRMA, visit www.rectalmicrobicides.org, and follow them on Twitter at @rectalmicro.
For more information on GMHC, visit www.gmhc.org, and follow them on Twitter at @gmhc.
Mathew Rodriguez is the editorial project manager for TheBody.com and TheBodyPRO.com.
Follow Mathew on Twitter: @mathewrodriguez.


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Carly Rae Jepsen is canceling her performance at the Boy Scouts of America Jamboree because of the scouts' exclusion of gays.
Jepsen said Tuesday on Twitter that "as an artist who believes in equality for all people" she's pulling out of the July gathering in West Virginia.
The event, held once every four years, is expected to draw more than 45,000.
The latest news from around North Texas.
Rock band Train also warned that it won't appear unless the organization stops barring participation by gay scouts or adult leaders. Train said on its website that it was unaware of the policy before agreeing to perform and that the organization must now make "the right decision."
BSA director of publicity Deron Smith said the BSA appreciates "everyone's right to express an opinion" and remains focused on staging a great jamboree.


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After 32 years in business CJ's Nightclub will be closing its doors for the foreseeable future, join us for one last weekend of fun!
CJ's Nightclub is Kamloops' premier venue for live music, entertainment and dancing, bringing the hottest acts to Kamloops every weekend.
Join us at CJ's to celebrate your special day. Birthday, stagette or whatever the occasion may be we have the perfect spot for you. Click on the image above for more info on our VIP packages.


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To answer a reader's recent question, I wanted to share some of my favorites in the natural peanut butter department.
My first pick would have to be Smucker's, which was a staple in my house growing up. I always have opted for chunky over smooth, but that's just my personal preference. As with all natural peanut butters, oil separation is normal and some stirring is required to blend the peanut butter to its ideal consistency.
These days, our new peanut butter brand of choice is Trader Joe's. We enjoy it just as much if not more than Smucker's AND it's only $1.99! You can't beat that, literally. I have yet to find an all natural peanut butter with a lower price tag.
If you're looking for a natural peanut butter choice mainly for dessert purposes then I would strongly suggest trying Peanut Butter & Co. They have some really decadent options like Dark Chocolate Dreams, White Chocolate Wonderful and The Bee's Knees (yep, it's pb + honey). These are ideal for adding to an ice cream sundaes, milkshakes (see recipe below) or just having on their own as a sweet and protein-rich treat!
A frequent reader, "All Natural Andy", requested a sweet culinary delight that included the following: (a) natural peanut butter; (b) natural chocolate; and, (c) vanilla ice cream.
Here it is…
Peanut Butter Chocolate Milkshake (Serves 1):
- 1 cup organic milk
- 2 large scoops of all natural vanilla ice cream like Häagen-Dazs® (one of the richer natural options) or Ben & Jerry's
- 2 tablespoons of all natural creamy peanut butter
- 2 tablespoons all natural chocolate syrup like AH!LASKA Organic Chocolate Syrup
- 1 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract
- Blend it up
- Enjoy!


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This year's Great American Tree competition had some absolutely beautiful nominations, many of which exemplify this year's theme of unique fall color. Our top five trees with the most member votes were Bessemer City's Cedar Tree, Largest Tree in Arkansas, White Oak of Wisconsin, Rancho Cucamonga's Live Oak, and Ginkgo of Agnes Scott College.
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vBeers – Omaha, NE (Thursday, April 19th, 2012)
Ready for another decompression time with your fellow IT folks in Omaha? If so, join us at Fox & Hound Pub for an informal get together to drink, eat and be geeky. All IT pros are invited, not just the virtualization ones.
There is no sponsor, no presentation, no sales pitches, no agendas. That also means there is no expectation of free food or drinks (though it might happen).
Changing it up. Note the different location and different day of the week.
Location: Fox & Hound Pub & Grille (original location)
Address: 506 North 120th Street, Omaha, NE 68154 (NW corner of 120th & Dodge, right in front of Menards)
Date: Thursday April 19, 2012
Time: 4:30-7pm
No RSVP necessary, but if you plan to come, let me know (Twitter, email, LinkedIn, etc). Spread the word!


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Five things from Man Utd-Inter Milan
Manchester United beat Inter Milan 5-3 on penalties in the International Champions Cup on Tuesday following a goalless draw. Here are five things we learned from the match:
LVG knows how to hedge his bets
Manchester United fans have been starved of excitement over the past 12 months, and the new signings, along with Louis van Gaal's seven-goal debut, have piqued anticipation. But the new manager has already started to dampen expectations.
The 3-2 victory against Roma over the weekend would have been more than acceptable under David Moyes, and maybe even Fergie, but Van Gaal instantly expressed his dissatisfaction. "We are doing well, but we are looking for defenders," he said. "Defenders have gone, and we have to replace them."
In the aftermath of this slightly dull victory over Inter on penalties, Van Gaal highlighted that two clean sheets had been kept but again stressed the need for the defence to be strengthened.
His message is clear: We are doing well, but we need to do better. As the Dutchman knows, sustaining this form over a 38-game Premier League season is an entirely different prospect.
System is a steep learning curve for players
Chris Smalling is one of the early benefactors of the new manager's arrival and shift in formation. The 3-5-2 setup requires three centre-backs, which means Smalling can finally get a regular run in his preferred position. But it comes with greater responsibility and game awareness.
"We are learning each day and believe we can pick it up," said Smalling.
But it will inevitably take more than a couple of weeks for players brought up on 4-3-3 to master the nuances of this formation.
"Attacks start at the back. We can give midfielders the ball to hurt the opposition and like to get involved," Smalling said.
This will come as music to the ears of United fans who became frustrated with the one-dimensional wing-play on offer last season.
The evidence of this display against Inter was that the players will take time to make it look effortless. Some of United's football in this match was laboured and overelaborate.
LVG knows how to get into players' heads
Jose Mourinho was the first to highlight how much money United had spent on, and are paying, 19-year-old Luke Shaw. Certainly, remunerating someone so young, who has been exposed to the prima donna England squad, carries risk that the player will believe his own hype.
Van Gaal has stamped this out immediately by publicly declaring Shaw is "not fit enough" and forcing him to do extra training. Then, after telling him he wouldn't play, LVG threw him on for the second half against Inter. Shaw was left in no doubt that he would have to earn his right to play in this team, regardless of his price tag.
"To play in this formation, you have to be really fit," said Shaw. "I am fit, but I am not at the high level he demands."
The left-back will be taking nothing for granted.
Young not out for the count
Marouane Fellaini and Ashley Young are in danger of being remembered as the men who became poster boys for the failed Moyes tenure. When United supporters think of the disappointments of last season, they inevitably remember Fellaini's lumbering and Moyes' determined persistence with Young.
In the case of Young, he has been done a disservice. He has far more in his armour than he is given credit for and is certainly more versatile than Antonio Valencia, who as a winger is a genuine one-trick pony.
Against Inter, Van Gaal used Young's pace and skill from left-back. While not a barnstorming success, it suggested that the former Aston Villa man might have the necessary ability to play as a utility man. In the second half, he moved to right wing-back seamlessly. With five midfield positions up for grabs, Young may still have a future at the club.
United need Van Persie's ruthlessness
While the caveat of a new formation is important to consider, if your team doesn't score any goals, that is always a problem. Wayne Rooney has been sensational so far on tour, but even he was unable to find the net against the more organised Serie A side.
Despite some nice buildup play and passing from Shinji Kagawa and Nani, United were unable to capitalise on the space their midfielders were creating. Things may have been different had one of their penalty appeals been granted, but one couldn't help feel that Robin van Persie would have made the difference. He remains the squad's outstanding marksman.


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After a week lay-off, UMBC looks to continue to protect its home court in league play on Wed., Jan. 23 when they host league power Stony Brook. The Retrievers have won both league home dates vs. UNH and Hartford. Tip-off time at the RAC Arena is set for 7:05 p.m. with Paul Mittermeier on the call. All UMBC home basketball games are streamed on www.umbcretrievers.tv.
RETRIEVER UPDATE: UMBC (2-3, 4-14) jumped out to a 20-0 lead and went on to outshoot Hartford, 70-57, in their last action on Jan. 16. The Retrievers hit 9-of-17 shots from behind thec, while the Hawks misfired on their first 18 attempts of the evening. SR G Brian Neller tied a season-high with 15 points and is 14-of-31 from behind the arc in his last four outings. SR G Ryan Cook is in the top ten in America East in scoring (15.8), rebounding (6.4), field goal and free throw percentage and minutes played.
SEAWOLF UPDATE: Stony Brook (4-1, 13-5) allowed Vermont to shoot 50 percent from the floor and surrendered its most points of the season in suffering its first league loss (81-73) Friday. FR F Jameel Warney, a seven-time America East Rookie-of-the Week honoree, recorded his third career double-double (15 points, 10 rebounds). Winners of five its last six, Stony Brook has its best 18-game record at the Division I level. SR F Tommy Brenton is just 18 rebounds shy of becoming the league's 8th player to 1,000 rebounds.
WHO'S UP NEXT: The Retrievers travel to Boston U. on Friday to meet the Terriers on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m.


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Abstract: We examine the interaction between commodity taxes and parallel imports in a simple two-country model with imperfect competition. While governments determine non-cooperatively their commodity tax rate, the volume of parallel imports is determined endogenously by the retailing sector. We compare the positive and normative implications of having commodity taxes based on destination or origin principle. Origin taxes are shown to have very attractive properties: they lead to lower levels of optimal taxes, they converge as parallel imports increase (while destination taxes diverge), and they lead to higher welfare levels. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7538
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Hillary Clinton says the home next to the Chappaqua house she and her husband have lived in since 1999 was purchased in anticipation of her being elected president.
The de facto expansion of the property was made so White House staff and Secret Service would have a place to stay on the occasions Hillary Clinton was in Chappaqua as president she told Jane Pauley in an interview on CBS "Sunday Morning."
The Clintons acquired the home next door and their neighbor's parcel for $1.16 million in August 2016 , just months before election day on Nov. 8.
Asked about the purchase while walking with "Sunday Morning" anchor Jane Pauley in the backyard of the new home, Clinton said, "I know something about what it takes to move a president and I thought I was going to win."
Clinton said even though the new home won't be needed for its intended purpose, "I'm very happy we did it."
Clinton wrote several chapters of her new book "What Happened," on the dining room table in the new home.
After the disappointing of losing the election to Donald Trump, Clinton said, "Off I went, into a frenzy of closet cleaning, and long walks in the woods, playing with my dogs, and, as I write -- yoga, alternate nostril breathing, which I highly recommend, tryin' to calm myself down. And, you know, my share of Chardonnay."
She said she decided to attend Trump's inauguration Jan. 20 because it's a tradition for former first ladies to do so, showing continuing in leadership.
"I'm a former first lady, and former presidents and first ladies show up," Clinton told Pauley. "It's part of the demonstration of the continuity of our government. And so there I was, on the platform, you know, feeling like an out-of-body experience. And then his speech, which was a cry from the white nationalist gut."
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PRATT — Printed copies of the 2011 Kansas Fishing Regulations Summary booklet will be available in early Jan., according to the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP). Among other things, the publication lists new regulations that take effect Jan. 1, 2011. From new regulations expanding handfishing for flathead catfish to weigh-in regulations for black bass tournaments, the booklet has everything the angler needs to begin the New Year right.
The following information details Kansas fishing regulation changes for 2011:
Fishing where Kansas and Missouri share a common Missouri River boundary
- five fish daily creel limit on blue catfish, and flathead catfish;
- 15-inch minimum length limit and 10 fish daily creel limit on channel catfish;
- 15-inch minimum length limit on sauger and walleye;
- 15 fish daily creel limit on yellow bass, striped bass, white bass, and their hybrids, single species or in combination;
- two fish daily creel limit on paddlefish; and
- six fish daily creel limit on black bass (largemouth, spotted, and smallmouth bass; single species or in combination).
Anglers holding a Tournament Black Bass Pass (TBBP) during a weigh-in tournament are allowed to cull fish once they have reached their five-fish daily creel limit. In addition, they may possess two short bass over 15 inches on waters with special length limits above the statewide 15-inch minimum length limit (to be released after weigh-in) from Sept. 1 through June 15. Only five fish may be kept.
District fisheries newsletters
Anglers can sign-up to receive seasonal email newsletters produced by district fisheries biologists. Go to www.kdwp.state.ks.us, click on the "Fishing" link at the top of the page, then click on the "Newsletter Request Forms" in the Fishing Quick Links box on the right-hand side of the page.
Handfishing, for flathead catfish only, is legal from sunrise to sunset June 15 through Aug. 31 on the entire length of the Arkansas River in Kansas, all federal reservoirs from beyond 150 yards of the dam to the upper end of the federal property, and on the Kansas River from its origin downstream to its confluence with the Missouri River.
Resident youth multi-year license
A multi-year resident youth hunting and/or fishing license is valid from time of purchase through the year the holder turns 21. The new youth licenses will be valid for youth age 16 through 20 years of age and offers considerable savings. The one-time purchase, multi-year youth fishing or hunting license is $40. Combination license is $70.
Trout fishing
Four new Type 2 locations have been added: Holton-Elkhorn Lake, Atchison City Lake #1, Syracuse-Sam's Pond, and Belleville City Lake (Rocky Pond). The Cimarron Grasslands Pits will change from a Type 1 Water to a Type 2 Water. (From Oct. 15-April 15, Type 1 waters stocked with trout require a $12.50 trout permit for fishing. Type 2 waters require a trout permit only for anglers fishing for or possessing trout.)
The 2011 booklet also features state park and cabin information and detailed regulations for each body of water managed by KDWP.
In addition, a full-color fish identification guide lists all the state's sportfish, complete with text descriptions and detailed illustrations by renowned fish illustrator Joseph Tomelleri. Look-alike species are grouped together with complementary text to help the angler discern the difference between such closely-related species as white bass and wipers; blue catfish and channel catfish; the state's three black basses; black and white crappie; and pallid, shovelnose, and lake sturgeon.
The booklet also provides the latest information about aquatic nuisance species (ANS) in Kansas waters. Two pages are dedicated to this subject, complete with detailed illustrations and tips on how to prevent the spread of ANS plants, mollusks, and fish.
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- Summary
Inspired by vintage French bakeware, Emile Henry's pie dish is shaped from Burgundian clay, which absorbs, distributes and retains heat evenly, so pies bake and brown to perfection. The graceful ruffled edge on the dish is based on a century-old ceramist's technique—updated to simplify cutting and removing a slice.
- Burgundian clay heats evenly for gentle, uniform baking and browning.
- Ceramic retains heat exceptionally well, so it's ideal for keeping foods warm at the table.
- Ruffled edge modeled after the company's handcrafted classics from the early 1900s.
- Vibrant exterior for a beautiful oven-to-table presentation.
- Durable, hand-applied glaze will not chip, crack or craze over time.
- Will not absorb odors or flavors.
- Microwavable; oven, freezer, broiler and dishwasher safe.
- Handcrafted in France.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 10 1/2" diam., 2 1/2" high.
- 1 1/4-qt. cap.
- Made in France.
Additional Information
- Ten-year limited warranty.
- Made in France.
- Use & Care
- Microwavable; freezer, broiler and oven safe to 520°F.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Never use abrasive cleaning products or scouring pads.
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- More about Emile Henry
Emile Henry has been crafting artful kitchen ceramics since 1850, when the French company was founded in a small town in Burgundy. Today, it's still proudly owned and operated by members of the Henry family. The mineral-rich soils of Burgundy are known for creating wines with unique terroir, but they also yield the special local clays used to craft each piece of Emile Henry cookware and bakeware. The high-fired clay withstands extremely high temperatures while distributing and retaining heat gently and evenly. Artisans hand apply the glazes to create vivid color that looks beautiful in the kitchen and at the table.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Scunnered from Love this so much I purchased a second one What can I say, I love pies - British meat/dinner pies. I received my first Emile Henry pie dish as a gift and then purchased another in short order. They're beautiful and durable and I've been so proud of my pie creations each time. Egg wash on top followed by a touch of salt flakes and you've got a gorgeous dinner pie. :)Date published: 2019-10-13Rated 5 out of 5 by BarbaraAnn from Beautiful deep pie plate I was going crazy trying to find a deep pie plate. This one is at least 2 inches deep! Perfect for my dessert !Date published: 2019-04-25Rated 4 out of 5 by bearfox5 from Design has changed a bit, but still a lovely dish While I still really love this pie dish, I agree with the previous poster who commented it is less 'ruffled' now than before. I wanted to get a second to match one from a couple years ago and the ruffles on the newer one are not as deep or distinct. Still pretty and still works like it should, just keep that in mind if you were adding to a collection and expected the same thing.Date published: 2017-01-13Rated 5 out of 5 by VonMichelle from Perfect for pie crusts! I bought this recently in time for Thanksgiving and it was perfect! I am by no means a gourmet cook, and it was wonderful having the ruffled edges already formed. I've always been pleased with the excellent craftsmanship of Emile Henry, and this pie plate is certain to become yet another addition to add to family traditions.Date published: 2016-12-05Rated 5 out of 5 by mom2boys from Nouget and Pometerra are the orig. artisan style I love the artisan ruffle style. My favorite pie dish is the pometerra. May have to order another if these are phasing out.Date published: 2016-10-03Rated 5 out of 5 by tinantin from It's my favorite pie dish Pros: Beautiful design easy to use easy to clean bakes evenly very good quality Cons: NODate published: 2016-08-02Rated 5 out of 5 by hospitality from Favorite dish This is my go to dish to use for pies, quiches, chicken pot pie, etc. Food cooks evenly and looks beautiful for presentation. Worth the money!Date published: 2016-01-23Rated 2 out of 5 by Leaf77 from Bring back the big ruffles! I hate that Emile Henry changed the ruffles on this pie dish from the bigger, "rufflyier" ones on the Emile Henry Artisan Ruffled Pie Dish - which was the MOST BEAUTIFUL pie dish ever! I am so disappointed. The Artisan Ruffled Pie Dish looked like actual fabric ruffles. This one is just boring.Date published: 2016-01-09
Someone please help me! I love the looks of this pie dish and I often see it featured with these gorgeous pies in the catalog. Unfortunately, my crust droops down when I bake it and sort of shrivels up. Help.HI ashetang, We also recommend this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3ck4jdVUzYDate published: 2019-10-07


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BROOMFIELD, CO - January 19, 2012
Webroot, a leader in delivering Internet security as a service, today announced that it has engaged Dieter Giesbrecht as executive consultant to advise on the company's go-to-market strategy. Giesbrecht has a long history of executive management positions at industry-leading software and hardware companies, including more than a decade at Symantec Corporation (SYMC), which grew to the fourth largest independent software company worldwide during his tenure.
Dick Williams, chief executive officer, Webroot, said, "Dieter's results speak for themselves; he has driven tremendous market growth in the security industry on a global scale. As a strategic leader and advisor, he will further strengthen our global market presence, especially across our international business operations, ensuring we continue the revolution that we began with the launch of Webroot® SecureAnywhere™."
Giesbrecht held various senior vice president positions during his eleven-year tenure at Symantec, most prominently as senior vice president of worldwide sales operations and professional services. He also successfully led a business unit focused on end-to-end hardware and software solutions.
Prior to Symantec, Giesbrecht held executive positions at Attachmate Europe, Lotus Development and Digital Research, where he grew the operation to be the company's most profitable subsidiary. He has also held a number of leadership positions in the information technology and semiconductor industry at Rank Xerox, Mohawk Data Science, Teradyne and LTX.
Giesbrecht has a degree from the Technical University of Furtwangen, Germany.


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Two weeks ago, my grandmother, Freda Rozenblit, passed away at the age of 98. And with her passing came the loss of another one of my biggest fans.
My brother and I eulogized her at the funeral. There's always one or two things you want to say in a eulogy that slip your mind. One thing I did want to say, and I think it's appropriate here, is that my grandma read and kept everything I ever wrote. And I mean everything. High school newspaper clippings. College newspaper clippings. Major newspaper clippings. You name it, she had it. She always said that she had a file on me. I'm sure it was more inclusive than the FBI's.
I didn't get to share any of my Club Industry clippings with her. Not long before I joined here in 2007, the Alzheimer's began to invade my grandma's memory, and she was not her usual self. There were flickers of her old self here and there when we visited her in the nursing home, but that was it. Just flickers.
So for about seven or eight years, we really didn't have the Grandma Freda I used to know, the loving, feisty, always unabashed and opinionated grandma whom we all loved. But strong as an ox, she fought on, even to the last day. At the funeral, I compared her passing to how I felt when we lost Jack LaLanne, a pillar of strength whose death came as a shock, and how his 96 years were not enough. The same applies here. With Grandma, 98 years simply were not enough.
I asked aloud at the eulogy why we were all so sad at Grandma's passing. I said it was because she reminded us of how happy we used to be. To me, that happiness included getting together on fall weekends with Grandma, Uncle Alex (Grandma's brother and another one of my favorite fans), and us Goldmans to watch our favorite teams: the Kansas City Royals, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Missouri Tigers. It's been a good run for all three this year. The Royals had their best season in 25 years, and the Tigers and Chiefs are both undefeated so far in 2013.
The days of getting together to watch the big game are long gone. Uncle Alex died in 2005, and Dad died unexpectedly in 2008, and I think Grandma's passing triggered that pain. Like Grandma and Alex, Dad was perhaps my biggest fan.
Last Saturday, I sat down to watch the Mizzou football team play Georgia, and I was basically alone. Gracie, my youngest, and my wife were both out of the house. Natalie, my oldest, was with me but playing games on the computer. I'm not doing the best job of raising sports fans.
Mizzou beat Georgia 41-26, despite losing our top offensive and defensive players, despite playing in a hostile environment on the road in Athens, GA. It was arguably the biggest road win for the Tigers in 35 years, and it was the kind of statement win we all used to share and celebrate as a family.
After the final gun went off, the phone rang, and it was Mom, calling from her house. Then my cell phone rang, and it was my brother, who had just landed back in Seattle after a vacation. I had the landline phone in one hand and my cell phone in the other, both on speaker, creating a makeshift three-way conversation.
We didn't talk long, but for a brief moment on a sunny Saturday afternoon, separated by 1,800 miles, we enjoyed a big win, just like we used to, when we were all together.


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I consider my home country Puerto Rico as the best place to get in touch with my roots, traditions and specially to get the love from my united family during the Holidays; the main reason of my trips to the beautiful island. I am always on the spotlight, so I need to watch what I eat and my work outs, but always worry to find the right gym with the right equipment. But Finally! This year I found the best gym in Puerto Rico with everything I need to stay healthy and in shape during the holiday season: GLOBAL FITNESS. This gym has the best equipment and facilities to make this one a boutique first class gymnasium. Brand new equipment by the latest models of Cybex & Lemond, specially designed for elders, to get effective work outs the smoothest way possible, Spinning and Zumba classes for members at no cost. A Healthy Bar with the best food choices and protein shakes.
GLOBAL FITNESS just opened it's doors to members this year making sure it's clientele creates an individual healthy goal with deadlines; not because they need to get in their favorite clothes, but more for a longer healthy lifestyle.
Puertorrican food is incredibly tasty and fattening, so it's hard to say "no" to traditional treats during this joyful season. Global Fitness has the best team to keep you in alert at all times when facing tempting moments by choosing the right foods.
It's located near the luxury of high-end hotels like Ritz Carlton Dorado Beach, Hyatt Cerromar, Embassy Suites, Dorado Beach and many more gems. Global Fitness it's attracting celebrities like Basketball Hero Piculin Ortiz and Baseball Major League Star Angel Pagan from the San Francisco Giants to come and work out in peace with the best equipment.
What to Expect at GLOBAL FITNESS:
I started training at Global Fitness on December 26th with a clear goal with the best team to accomplish my victory. I took the Zumba Class and all I can say is that it was AMAZING! With great music, keeping the good moves alive with great dance teacher Edwin Colon, who knew what all of us needed to get out of that class; FUN CARDIO. Also took the Spinning Class with trainer Reinier Cumba, who kept all of us looking forward to see the physical difference right after class; TONED.
I have a new goal for 2013: VICTORIA SECRET BOD in 3 Months. While enjoying my Christmas in the island I trained at the best gym in town with confidence that when I go back to Los Angeles my goal will be closer to a victorious end. By the end of March I will have a VICTORIA SECRET BOD' along with a VICTORIA SECRET CONTRACT. As long as I have the team that supports my goal, I will be able to say "We did it!", if I win everyone in my team wins!
Stay tuned with my VICTORIA SECRET BOD in 3 MONTHS with little help from my friends from PYOT & GLOBAL FITNESS in DORADO PUERTO RICO.
Ps; BE HEALTHY, BE SEXY, LET'S GO!
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The end of the world is nigh, right? That's what we're told at least.
But instead of packing my bags out of habit more than any real function, I'm sitting here wondering how I'd really spend my last days.
Would I be cuddling the new kitty that I'm fostering? Would I be frantically calling up everyone I know, desperate to tell them that one funny joke I wasn't sure they'd laugh at before (but who cares now)? Or maybe I'd be replaying a favorite game that's short enough to squeeze in before this fateful midnight strikes. Something like this year's The Walking Dead or last year's Portal 2 would do nicely. Or I could finally get to Far Cry 3 so I can be in on all the last-minute Twitter conversations rather than quickly glossing over them to avoid spoilers. (Oh man, can you imagine end-of-the-world-tweets?)
Truthfully, I'd probably be writing. I'd be scribbling every last thought and feeling and experience I've never even thought to write about before. I'd dig into my earliest memories and transcribe them in the hopes that, even if the world was ending, maybe somewhere down the line someone would stumble on my notebook and some part of my life could extend and have relevance in whatever bleak future there is after the apocalypse.
But I want to hear what you would do on your last day. What would your last words be? Last game? Last song? Who are you spending it with? Let's not get so glum. Feel free to have fun. If it's the end of the world, there's really only this last chance to enjoy ourselves anyway, right?
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Machraa Tourmous: Hotels
3.7km of Machraa Tourmous
Located in the village of Becharry, White Cedar Hotel and Resort features panoramic view over the Cedars Forest and Valley. It offers breakfast buffet every morning, ski equipment for hiring and a sun terrace.
From 150.00USD / Night
4.8km of Machraa Tourmous
Cedars Palace is located in an elevated spot in Al Arz, offering beautiful views of the Cedars Mountain. Guests can enjoy skiing activities and the equipment can be provided by the hotel. All apartments have a balcony overlooking the mountain.
From 200.00USD / Night
5.7km of Machraa Tourmous
Located at the foot of the majestic Cedars of Lebanon Hand Forest, ST Peter Hotel features a private ski slope where ski equipment and instructors are available. It offers a terrace where guests can enjoy the scenery while sipping on a drink.
5.8km of Machraa Tourmous
Le Cedrus Suites Hotel is situated in the heart of the Cedars Mountain and Ski Resort. Rooms cater for various budgets and group sizes. The rooms at Le Cedrus feature balconies and are tastefully decorated in warm tones.
From 135.00USD / Night
5.8km of Machraa Tourmous
Located in Lebanon's Cedars, St. Bernard Hotel is just a 1-minute drive from Kadisha Grotto. Gibran Khalil Gibran Museum is 8 minutes away by car. Hiking and skiing activities are organized by the hotel.
From 100.00USD / Night
5.8km of Machraa Tourmous
Located in the center of the Cedars region, Mon Refuge hotel is within a walking distance from the lush Cedars forest and a 3-minute drive from Cedar Ski Slopes. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel.
From 35.00USD / Night
5.9km of Machraa Tourmous
Surrounded by Cedars Forest, La Grande Ourse offers wooden chalets with free Wi-Fi. It has a 24-hour front desk and free private parking is available.
From 450.00USD / Night
5.9km of Machraa Tourmous
Overlooking the magnificent Cedars Mountains in Bcharré, Alpine Hotel is just a 5-minute walk from Cedars historical forest. The hotel arranges skiing activities on site and provides all sorts of skiing equipment.
From 80.00USD / Night
6.1km of Machraa Tourmous
Just steps from the Qadisha Grotto, Hotel L'Aiglon offers rooms with free Wi-Fi. It includes a 24-hour front desk. Its traditional Lebanese restaurant offers outside dining on its terrace.
From 70.00USD / Night
6.1km of Machraa Tourmous
Surrounded by Lebanon's Cedar Forest, L'Auberge offers free Wi-Fi and accommodation with a private bathroom. It has a restaurant with a terrace and barbecue facilities. Free private parking is available on site.
From 200.00USD / Night


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