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The Flying Apron Bakery in Seattle is entirely gluten-free, mostly vegan (some baked goods contain honey), and mostly soy-free. The recipes emphasize whole, organic grains, sweeteners, and oils. This is not a budget cookbook—the chocolate cake, for instance, calls for 2 cups of maple syrup—but if you're health-conscious, gluten-free, and vegan, you deserve a treat once in a while.
Figuring they were a good starting point for comparison, I began with Flying Apron's Chocolate Chip Cookies, made with 2 parts brown rice flour and one part chickpea flour. "Chickpea flour in cookies?" I thought. "Won't that make them chocolate chip samosas?" No guar or xanthan gum, either, so when I finished mixing the runny, beany dough, I feared I'd have a flat, savory mess.
To my surprise, they baked up light, fluffy, and sweet. This isn't my favorite chocolate chip cookie—I prefer them dense and gooey, and these are more like muffin tops—but based on this recipe, I had high hopes for the rest of the book.
Next I tried the Corn Berry Muffins, made with corn flour, corn meal, and brown rice flour. The batter was extremely thin: the recipe calls for more than a cup of water in addition to a half cup of oil. After baking, the muffins were soggy, greasy, and crumbly. Even after extra time in the oven, the bottoms never cooked through. I ate the fruit off the tops of a few muffins and threw the rest away. I can't help but wonder if this recipe would work with less water and oil.
The ultimate test for a gluten-free cookbook is yeasted bread. I started with the Flying Apron Bakery House Bread, their standard toast and sandwich loaf. Unlike traditional yeasted breads, Flying Apron's require no kneading. Instead, the freshly-mixed dough is immediately placed in a warmed oven, so the bread bakes as the yeast release gases.
When my finished loaf was a brick, I suspected my yeast was too old, but wasting expensive gluten-free flour and maple syrup for any reason makes me cranky.
I still needed something to dip in my soup, so I tried the Quinoa Bread, which is leavened with baking soda instead of yeast. The wet dough was like muffin batter; there was no possibility of kneading or shaping. I globbed it onto my pizza stone and baked it for the proscribed time, and when I removed the loaf from the oven...
...brick #2.
What gives? The breads pictured in the cookbook look so airy and normal. Obviously Flying Apron's bakers have success using these recipes—if they served the kind of bread I wound up with, they'd have no customers. So what's the difference?Are there errors in the recipes? Were the recipes tested by amateurs in home kitchens, or only in a commercial bakery? Is gluten-free baking so finicky that differences between brands of chickpea flour or measuring technique can spoil a whole cookbook?
After my baking disappointments, I moved on to the Flying Apron's selection of simple, portable main dishes, soups, and salads. First I tried the Dinosaur Kale, Artichoke, and Garbanzo Bean Salad. With tomatoes and a salty lemon vinaigrette, this salad is colorful and tangy, and so simple you won't need to look at the recipe after you've made it once. Kale holds up well in dressing; this salad was still firm and crunchy three days out.On a kale kick, I went next to the Asian Kale, with ginger, sesame, and pumpkin seeds.
Fresh, crunchy, mild, and wonderfully easy. With some cashews or a side of broiled tofu, it makes a healthy and delicious lunch. Why are no bakery-cafes in central Maine serving this much kale?
I wanted to make the Chinese Green Beans and serve them for dinner with broiled tofu and rice, but the green beans at the grocery store were looking sad (it is January, after all) so I substituted sugar snap peas, with which I am having a minor love affair. Shallots, fried gently in sesame oil, soaked up the maple-sweetened ginger vinaigrette. With a touch of Sriracha, this dish was a perfect balance of hot, sweet, rich, and fresh. The leftovers were welcome in my lunchbox.
Finally, I made Flying Apron's Lentil Dahl, which confused me by being made of split peas, not lentils. It came together in under an hour (most of it inactive) and made six large servings. Toasting cumin seeds and other seasonings produced a rich, warming flavor. Tomatoes and diced sweet potato gave each spoonful texture and variety. This soup is perfect for a busy weeknight or a snowy weekend.
The bottom line: although this is primarily a baking book, I had the most success with Flying Apron's non-baked savory lunch items. I had mixed results with pastries, and my expensive and inedible attempts at bread left me annoyed and disheartened.
Many recipes in this book call for expensive and hard-to-find ingredients, but if you're both vegan and gluten-free, it might be worth tracking down specific brands of fruit juice concentrate in your quest for a decent muffin. I'll continue to explore the soup and salad sections of the cookbook for lunch ideas and try other cookies and breakfast pastries, but I don't plan to give the breads another chance. The layout and photography in this book are beautiful, but definitely do a trial run of any baked goods you plan to serve to guests.


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Chris Matthews Joins AU for JFK Speech Panel
An American University panel-led discussion by MSNBC's Chris Matthews and the announcement of the winners of a student speech writing contest, both sponsored by the School of Communication, marked the start of a university-wide celebration of the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's commencement speech at AU.
Matthews, host of NBC's Hardball, assumed the role of moderator as part of a panel celebrating the speech. It is widely regarded as one of the finest political and foreign policy speeches and one that had a major impact in limiting the proliferation of nuclear arms.
"I'm so proud to be here at a time when we can call attention to JFK's remarkable achievement, the role played by his great speechwriter, and American University's association with history," SOC Dean Jeffery Rutenbeck told the packed house.
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Matthews, a former speechwriter for President Jimmy Carter and author of the biography, Jack Kennedy: Elusive Hero, was joined by SOC adjunct professor Bob Lehrman, a former speechwriter for Vice President Al Gore, journalist Marvin Kalb, who covered the speech for CBS, and Adam Frankel, former senior speechwriter for President Barack Obama.
The panelists agreed on the speech's significance. Kennedy's heroism in World War II gave the speech added resonance, Frankel said. "Coming from a war hero, the speech had that much more power."
Matthews recalled how frightening the Soviet Union was in the days when he was growing up, mentioning drills teachers held in which students hid under the desks to protect themselves in case nuclear bombs fell on Philadelphia.
Lehrman, who has used the JFK speech in the speechwriting course he created at AU, said that the most unusual thing about the speech was JFK's "refusal to demonize the enemy."
MORE: JFK's AU Speech: 50 Years Forward on Peace
After the panel, Rutenbeck announced the winners of SOC's "What Would a JFK Say Now?" speechwriting competition.
"This contest was great to do because you can see how many students at AU are already thinking about using communication to have a direct public impact," Rutenbeck said.
Panelist Frankel and Desson Thomson, (SOC/BA '80), speechwriter for the Obama administration and former movie critic for The Washington Post, judged the contest.
SOC, West Wing Writers, the White House Writers Group and Lehrman underwrote awards of $500 to the winner, Ryan Migeed, (SOC and SPA/BA '15), $300 to the second place finalist, Trevor Alford, (SOC/MA '14), and $200 to the third place finalist, Alannah Johnson, (SIS/BA '13,) in honor of speechwriter Ted Sorenson.
"All of them," the judges commented, "demonstrated moments of flair that could find their place in any great speech."

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This building at 1352 South Union St. in Chicago was originally Zion German Evangelical Church. It eventually became Congregation Poale Zedeck, Gethsemane Missionary Baptist Church and later South Union Arts.
The original congregation was a member of the United German Evangelical Church of the Northwest, which merged with the German Evangelical Synod of the West (founded in St. Louis in 1840) in 1872. In 1877, the synod changed its name to the German Evangelical Synod of North America. The word "German" was dropped in 1925.
In 1934, a merger with the Reformed Church resulted in the Evangelical and Reformed Church, which in turn merged with the Congregational Christian Churches in 1957 to become the present day United Church of Christ.
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Katie Jones, left, with Kelly Schembri, middle, and Katy Heffernan-Smith, right, of Monroe. Photo by Irena Eastington.
AN Isle of Wight singer aiming for pop stardom will be seen by millions of people across the world by opening the New Year's Day Parade through London.
Katie Jones, part of the three-piece girl band, Monroe, will be performing with her bandmates just before the parade begins at 12.05pm, in front of 500,000 people in the streets of the capital and an estimated 260 million television audience worldwide.
Monroe, which has been recording for the past two years, will be singing to spectators in and around the VIP grandstands just before the parade starts.
The girls will make their first music video in Malta next month and then perform at the Malta Music Awards.
The group is also hoping to play at the Isle of Wight Festival and Bestival next year.
Katie, 22, who originally hails from St Helens, moved from the Island in 2008 to pursue her music career.
The former pupil of Sandown High School said: "We have been recording for two years, producing, writing and attending choreography sessions to be ready for shows.
"While I was on the Island, I was involved in so many musical orientated projects, attending Platform One College of Music and Isle of Wight Theatretrain.
"So much has happened since I was on the Isle of Wight. My family still live in St Helens and have supported me so much during this time. I am proud to be from the Isle of Wight."
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Melissa Ann Leffler of Clovis and Austin Edward Guhrke of Clovis were joined in marriage June 1, 2013, in Clovis.
The Rev. Tonjia Rolan performed the wedding ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Tonjia and Loyd Rolan of Clovis.
The bridegroom is the son of Kiki and Bill Guhrke of Clovis.
Maid/matron of honor was Seka Guhrke.
Bestman was Billy Guhrke.
Ring bearer was Zolan Guhrke.
The couple will reside in Clovis.
The bride is employed at Farmers Insurance in Clovis.
The groom is employed at BNSF Railway.
Jayme Garcia of Albuquerque and Steven R. Chavez of Amarillo were joined in marriage May 15, 2013, at the Magistrate Courthouse in Clovis.
Judge Duane Castleberry performed the wedding ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Andrew and Diana Antkowiak of Clovis.
She is the granddaughter of Sandy and Ray Antkowiak and Billy and Jane Garcia of Clovis.
The bridegroom is the son of Ruben and Silvia Chavez of Tucumcari.
He is the grandson of Mabel Chavez of Tucumcari.
Maid/matron of honor was Raquel Garcia.
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Chapter 30
Hezekiah invites all Israel to a solemn Passover in Jerusalem—Some accept the call; others laugh him to scorn—The faithful Israelites worship the Lord in Jerusalem.
1 And Hezekiah sent to all Israel and Judah, and wrote letters also to Ephraim and Manasseh, that they should come to the house of the Lord at Jerusalem, to keep the passover unto the Lord God of Israel.
2 For the king had taken counsel, and his princes, and all the congregation in Jerusalem, to keep the passover in the
3 For they could not keep it at
4 And the thing pleased the king and all the congregation.
5 So they established a decree to make proclamation throughout all Israel, from Beer-sheba even to Dan, that they should come to keep the passover unto the Lord God of Israel at Jerusalem: for they had not done it
6 So the
7 And be not ye like your
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10 So the posts passed from city to city through the country of Ephraim and Manasseh even unto Zebulun: but they laughed them to scorn, and
11 Nevertheless
12 Also in Judah the hand of God was to give them
13 ¶And there assembled at Jerusalem much people to keep the feast of
14 And they arose and took away the altars that were in Jerusalem, and all the altars for incense took they away, and cast them into the brook Kidron.
15 Then they killed the passover on the fourteenth day of the second month: and the priests and the Levites were ashamed, and sanctified themselves, and brought in the burnt offerings into the house of the Lord.
16 And they stood in their place after their manner, according to the law of Moses the man of God: the priests sprinkled the
17 For there were many in the congregation that were not sanctified: therefore the Levites had the charge of the killing of the passovers for every one that was not clean, to sanctify them unto the Lord.
18 For a multitude of the people, even many of Ephraim, and Manasseh, Issachar, and Zebulun, had not
19 That prepareth his heart to seek God, the Lord God of his fathers, though he be not cleansed according to the purification of the sanctuary.
20 And the Lord hearkened to Hezekiah, and
21 And the children of Israel that were present at Jerusalem kept the feast of unleavened bread seven days with great gladness: and the Levites and the priests praised the Lord day by day, singing with loud instruments unto the Lord.
22 And Hezekiah spake
23 And the whole assembly took counsel to keep other seven days: and they kept other seven days with gladness.
24 For Hezekiah king of Judah did give to the congregation a thousand bullocks and seven thousand sheep; and the princes gave to the congregation a thousand bullocks and ten thousand sheep: and a great number of priests
25 And all the congregation of Judah, with the priests and the Levites, and all the congregation that came out of Israel, and the strangers that came out of the land of Israel, and that dwelt in Judah, rejoiced.
26 So there was great joy in Jerusalem: for since the time of Solomon the son of David king of Israel there was not the like in Jerusalem.
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She has a sense of humour?ReplyCancel
They're not tourists, they're athletes participating in the Commonwealth Games. Just sayin' 🙂ReplyCancel
I think she's not as dour as she's made out to be. The way I sometimes read Brit news, it sounds like there are a LOT of people who dislike the royal family because their basic job is to be ambassadors/fame hos while on the public payroll. The hatred for Kate Middleton on the DM site sometimes is baffling (probably because I actually like her, so it's just baffling to me).ReplyCancel
I want to see PHG's ass photobombing anything.ReplyCancel
Such a queenReplyCancel
DM hates Kate because everybody else lurves her.ReplyCancel
Royal families are fun, that's why they are paid a f wording lot of dough, just that. They don't do anything that proper ambassadors would do for a lot less.ReplyCancel
The queen kicks ass. the Duchess of Cambridge-not so much.ReplyCancel
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That's hilarious. I always heard she had a great sense of humor. I can remember a former U.S. President (can't remember which one) said on an interview that he was on the elevator with her, and one of his kids jumped on the elevator with them, with hair and clothes askew, etc., and she looked at him slyly and said, "I have one like that."ReplyCancel
@rdkizziah, awesome story!
I, too, believe she has a sense of humour. The movie about her had a few sly shots in there that made me laugh.ReplyCancel
A few years back I remember reading a story that told how one of her grandchildren bought her a Big Mouth Billy Bass for Christmas, and she thought it was hysterically funny, even singing along with it. I don't doubt she can be a whole lot of fun in private, especially after a drink or two (also, didn't the Queen Mum like her Scotch?).ReplyCancel
The Queen Mum was a hoot. The story goes that on one occasion she heard her (very camp) steward gossiping with another male servant below stairs and called down: "When you old queens have finished, this old Queen would like a gin and tonic."
Her Maj seems a lot more cheerful these days. The Jubilee's done and dusted. Old Phil's still hanging on. Charles is finally happy and settled with the Rottweiler. Wills is tucked in with Kate who seems to be working out very well for them. George, the newest member of the The Firm, is a huge hit. Everyone loves Harry and he's stopped getting busted with pot, wearing Nazi fancy dress and showing his ass in Vegas. Cressida the Unsuitable thought she'd hook him with an ultimatum and lost so all's right with the Windsors.ReplyCancel
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Amazon nabs the top spot for online cosmetics sales
One of every five beauty purchases online is made via the Amazon marketplace, according to a new report.
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In March, Gilt Groupe reported that 4% of its sales stemmed from the iPad.
In February, one retailer, wishing to remain anonymous, volunteered its web log to Forrester Research Inc., who in turn shared it with Internet Retailer. 46.5% of all mobile page views came from the iPad, the retailer said. 33.1% stemmed from the iPhone and 3.2% came from the iPod Touch. That means 82.8% of all mobile page views are coming from an Apple device.
Online travel site Expedia.com recently reported that about 4% of its visitors hailed from mobile devices.
At retailer Music Factory Direct, 5% of total online visitors now come from a mobile device and mobile sales account for 5% of total sales.
What's this mean? Retailers should slim down their use of Adobe Flash.
As mobile traffic to retail sites grows, retailers must consider all the new devices accessing their web sites, mobile sites and apps. Many of those mobile devices are made by Apple. Apple doesn't play nicely with Flash. In fact, it doesn't display it at all on its popular mobile devices.
For the three months ending in March, the number of smartphone subscribers rose 8% according to comScore Inc. Devices using Apple's iOS mobile platform, according to comScore, accounted for 24.7% of those smartphones. Then you have the iPad. Apple sold 15 million of them between April and December 2010 and an estimated 500,000 units of its iPad 2 the first weekend after its launch. Those tablets don't like Flash either.
Apple's corner on the mobile market makes a solid case for taking Flash off your web site—or at the very least off important pages such as the home page or product pages. The good news is that there's an emerging Flash replacement. HTML5 is the latest version of the HTML language used to create web sites. It renders on Apple devices and works well in the mobile realm as a replacement for Flash-based images like graphical hero shots that e-retailers use on e-commerce sites.
Hotel booking site Kiwi Collection had to provide mobile functionality to enable mobile users to check their booking status and complete bookings on the go from their phones. It used vendor Mobify to implement HTML5 for its mobile site and create a search box at the top of the screen, buttons that link to more information about Kiwi Collection, contact information and hero shots.
If you do have a mobile site that doesn't use Flash, great! But, then you've still got some 15.5 million and growing iPad users. Those consumers will likely access your traditional web site from their tablets, because web sites render just fine on the device which has roughly the screen size of a netbook.
If you don't have a mobile site, get one. But also, take Flash off important pages on your traditional site. 29% of online consumers have made a purchase via their mobile devices and 48% have used their devices to browse and research products, according to an Oracle/ATG study. Until you can give those consumers a fully optimized mobile site, at least make sure they can see what they need to buy.
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My niece Chasity is pregnant with her first child. She is due in December. Chasity is my youngest brother's first child. We are all very happy for her and her husband. And, yes, I've finished her baby quilt.
Using the same quilt block pattern and some of the same fabric as I used to make Steve and Lori's quilt, I machine pieced and quilted this one for Chasity. It is 40 inches square. She lives in west Texas so I went for a "cowboy" theme and hoped the red would work for a girl and the blue for a boy.
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On what could only be called a Chamber of Commerce day here on Cape Cod last week, Rich and I ventured down Cape to a restaurant we haven't been to before, but for sure will be back to soon. As innkeepers, we always keep an eye out for new or new to us restaurants that we can recommend to our guests. So having read a rave review of Winslow's Tavern in Wellfleet recently, we set off to give it a go ourselves.
It was a gin-clear early fall day, and the drive to Wellfleet was delightfully traffic-free. In just over half an hour we were wending our way down Main St. with the sun at our backs and a refreshingly crisp breeze on our faces. The restaurant sports a lovely terrace right on Main Street for outside dining, but we opted to eat inside at a table for two right by a bright sun-filled window. The tables are draped in white linen and the wide-pine floors and buttery walls reflected the sunlight giving the room a warm glow.
Their lunch menu is extensive which, when combined with the separate list of "special offerings", made choosing an entrée and starter a bit complex. Eventually I settled on the panzanella salad to start. A mixture of heirloom tomatoes, fresh burrata cheese, and herbed croutons, the salad came dressed with a bacon jam vinaigrette. Yes, I said bacon jam. If you've never encountered this condiment, let me tell you it was divine. As Rich would say, it would even be great served on cotton balls. Winslow's offers its homemade version at the local farmer's market, so of course we had to have a jar to take home. Or two. Or three.
Rich's fig salad was equally as good. Roasted black mission figs stuffed with gorgonzola were served over baby arugula and crispy prosciutto di parma that had been lightly dressed with truffle oil. Double yum. We each chose the grilled local sea scallop roll for our entrée. The scallops were perfectly grilled and served with a lemon dill aioli and crispy herbed French fries.
With not much room left for dessert we were still tempted by the frozen passion fruit mousse. Served with a key lime fluid gel, coconut streusel and raspberry cake, it was beautiful to look at, refreshingly light, and the perfect way to end a fabulous lunch.
In addition to serving lunch and dinner seasonally, Winslow's Tavern offers an oyster happy hour from 3 to 5 PM, a late night bar menu, and evening entertainment. Located on Main Street in Wellfleet, MA, you can preview their menu offerings online. Winslow's will be closing for the season in mid-October, but we have a stash of their bacon jam at the Inn. Rich will be experimenting with it all winter and I'm sure it will end up in one of his breakfast specials soon.


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During pregnancy, you're sure to be warned about many things — deli meat, caffeine, sleeping flat on your back. In fact, I often think that unsolicited comments, stories and advice are perhaps the most prevalent and dangerous side effects of pregnancy. Wouldn't it be nice to have an early warning system?
"Incoming! Run for your life!"
For example, it can seem that everyone has something to say about your tummy, whether you want to hear it or not. One person will tell you that you're too big and must be carrying twins or, at the least, you're wrong about your due date. The next person might tell you that you're way too small and can't possibly be due when you say you are. No one ever tells you that you look just the right size and that your baby is growing exactly the way he or she should.
All of this can wreak havoc on your thoughts, causing you needless worry. You might start to doubt your due date. You might wonder whether something's wrong with your baby. You might convince yourself that you really are carrying surprise twins or that your baby will weigh 10 pounds.
So how can you protect yourself from these kinds of remarks? Putting your fingers in your ears and singing, "La la la, not listening, not listening," is one way of dealing with it. Of course, that could open the door for comments about your mental health.
Instead, you might want to patiently let the person pause for breath and then say, "Thank you for your concern. Isn't this lovely weather we're having?" If the person wants to continue expressing his or her view, feel free to end the conversation and excuse yourself.
If you've been bombarded with these types of comments and they've gotten you worried, share your concerns with your health care provider. He or she can reassure you about your due date, the size of your baby, the number of babies you're carrying — and anything else you might be worried about.
The next time you see a pregnant woman, remember that her emotions are on a wild roller coaster ride. Be sure to tell her that she looks beautiful and her tummy is just the right size!
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I thought I was the only one. First time pregnant and in the same day people telling you that you will have twins or the baby is big or I'm too small. I wish they would just be quiet. The next person that tells me that, I will put them in their place unless of course if its my in-laws. lol.
This is my first pregnancy. I have been given advice by relatives that ultrasounds can cause miscarriages, autism, and hearing problems. I have had one ultrasound and my healthcare provider wants to do two more ultrasounds. My healthcare provider said that ultrasounds do not harm babies. It's hard to know what is fact. This article has helped me see that many women get advice when they are pregnant and sometimes it is hard to know what to do or how to feel about the advice.
I am in the 3rd trimester. I know my due date in March is correct, but I just worry my baby will be on the tiny side. People keep telling me I'm too small. I try to eat more, but sometimes I get nausea. They also give me advice on all kinds of other things like the birth plan. It's nice to know other people are experiencing the same annoying thing.
With all my pregnancies I've aylaws just felt a bit fat' until I actually started getting a small bump at around 18 weeks I am also 6 weeks 1 day preggo but with my fith baby!! I have gained a little bit of weight but that's only cos I'm eating better than before, good luck congrats!!!
I asked my doctor how soon a prnecagny test can detect prnecagny and he said 10-14 days after conception. Most tests are about the same, some just will catch a lesser amount of HCG. Usually the box will say how early you can test, however, if you test too early it will come up negative even if you are pregnant. You can always go to the dollar store and buy 10 of them for the price of 2 of the expensive ones, they are just as accurate.
Thank you for posting this Blog!! annoying comments have been one very frustrating part of pregnancy for me. I work in health care around a lot of people. They think that they can say whatever they want!! All I am trying to do is mind my own business and get through my workday. These comments that people make are very rude and distracting! People need to keep their mouths closed unless they are going to say something nice!!!
Michelle, you are in a sticky situation. I think you are wise to start now developing a plan for future insensitive comments she will make. Talk with your husband and work together to make a "script" for the future. If you are ready for the hurtful comments you will be able to respond calmly and firmly. You may want to speak to her in private letting her know that what she said is hurtful. Approach her as a team, a united front. I hope this helps some. Let us know.
Iam eight months pregnant and its my first pregnancy, some times i get annoyed of peoples comments that a young woman is pregnant yet it is my actual size but am old coz i finished university two years back am now working and married.
I had a miscarriage earlier this year and my ridiculous mother in law had the nerve to tell my me and husband that she didn't want to get excited about the pregnancy becuz "I lost the last one". I was totally pissed and turned off by her comment. Everytime my husband spoke with her she felt the need to mention that we shouldn't be too excited because I lost the last one. When I was 4 moths preg,she says to me"oh you're holding on to this one,huh?"
I've decided to avoid her @all costs to keep my sanity! I don't know what to do when it's time for my shower. I have a gut feeling something ignorant will fly out her mouth and I won't be able to control my anger and disgust. Any suggestions?
People do feel the need to be in your business much more when you are pregnant. They don't think that what they say can hurt us or alarm us. Keep moving forward Cathy, one day at a time. Learn all you can about parenting. Stay focused on the new life inside of you. Walk away if possible when people start talking about things that upset you. Take care of yourself physically and emotionally and that will help you care for your baby.
I am 37 and this my first pregnancy after two abortions. I am also HIV + and it was just a miracle that i got this pregnancy. I don't intend marrying the father of the baby. Yet people are so concerned about the fact that i will be a single mother and what it will do to my reputation that it it is getting me pissed. I just wonder why they can't just let me be. I have been in several relationships and once the man gets to know that i am HIV+, he opts out. I wonder how many men i need to expose my status to in this life. I pray to be a good single mum.
Bravo to Ms. Murry for keeping me entertained whilst doing pre-pregnancy research! I am considering purchasing your book on pregnancy provided it contains the same amount of humor featured in your articles.
This is my second pregancy and everytime in the evening when I go out with my daughter for evening walk, one of neighbour and her mother-in-law starts commenting, "oh ! your tummy looks bigger day by day, is it a boy ? or your are hiding from us, are you sure ?..., oh ! its a sixth month now ... when is your due date.... Both of them keep an eye on me more than my husband and my parents...
I am really sick of all these and feel like punching both of them... this gives me stress and now i stay inside most of the time just to avoid them. But my daughter wants to be out in the evening since its a summer.
Advise me please.
Since I look very young most people assume this is my first pregnancy and I'm new to pregnancy and all things to do with babies. I now find it funny when people try to tell me I'm too big or small or how I should or shoudn't breastfeed b/c its too hard or easy. Its even funnier when I'm almost 30, married and pregnant with my 5th child, instead of the young expectant, barely twenty year old most people assume I am. I've had an epidural birth, twins with a c-section, VBAC and natural, and now plan on another natural birth. I breastfed ALL my babies for up to a year or more. I don't claim to have seen or experienced evetything, but I've been through a lot.....all my pregnancies and deliveries were different. I even have had people tell me that I gained too much weight and I would never take it off. My oldest is 8, my twins are 5, my baby is 20 months. I've always gained about 50lbs during my pregnancies, 70lbs with the twins and I always make it someone close to my prepregnancy weight. In the 8 years that I've been having kids, I've only kept on 10lbs. At 18 I was 130lbs and my regular weight is now 140. All women and all pregnancies can be different. The only info and opinion that should be taken to heart is the one from your medical professional.
Since moving to Asia a few years ago, I'm sick of people telling me what to eat, what not to eat, what to do, what not to do. I feel that everyone I meet feel that they have a right to share their thoughts and that I should follow them. It's my first pregnancy but I myself am in the healthcare profession, yet people keep telling me I have no experience and why am I so stubborn to not listen to them, their reasons are mostly superstition and some are down right absurd but cultures are different and I respect that, I just don't want it affecting me. It's causing me way more stress than being pregnant should be. I want to enjoy my pregnancy, but I can't even have a refridgerated drink when it's over 30C outside without having people comment on how I "shouldn't" be having cold drinks when I'm pregnant... *sigh*
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The gear grind, basically a carrot on a stick and then adding more gear that made your previous uber gear outdated, I remember when they added craftable Battlemaster/Warhero gear while everyone scrambled to craft a bunch of those for augment slots then Bioware added augment kits the very next patch- that made players that spent time and money getting craft crits for augments slot pretty mad.
And the pvp, I at first enjoyed pvp for the first month and half or so then it started to get bad and Bioware did some changes to pvp eventually and then I was completely put off. The stun wars got way out of hand.
I didn't mind the gear or the static worlds. And I actually really enjoyed the extensive CC available for PvE reasons (never played PvP in this game but they should have separated the mechanics for PvE and PvP).
1. Linear quest hub leveling in walled in zones. Whoever designed these zones should never work in the gaming industry ever again.
2. No alternate leveling paths. If you're going to linear quest hub me to death at least offer a different leveling path.
3. PvP and PvE not separated...same old class balance BS because they didn't split PvP and PvE.
I really enjoyed the setting and I liked the IA story quite a bit. Also the companions were a great idea and I enjoyed gearing them up as well as myself. I say I will play some when FTP comes out but I likely will log in and see the same poorly designed zones and linear quest hubs and quit immediately.
Originally posted by negativf4kk
for me it was incomompidence of devs in class development. Total imbalance. And failed Illum. No real open world pvp. And very pure warzone designe.
put it this way, the game was 99 percent instanced, 1 percent open world. I wished and hoped for a good replacement for swg but apparently not. Screwed me over
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Originally posted by Jonoku
Originally posted by negativf4kk
for me it was incomompidence of devs in class development. Total imbalance. And failed Illum. No real open world pvp. And very pure warzone designe.
put it this way, the game was 99 percent instanced, 1 percent open world. I wished and hoped for a good replacement for swg but apparently not. Screwed me over
I agee, you for got
Not enouph content.
Im sure most people that quit the game in the 1st month like me played the game till you had no content but running the same instance over and over or the same pvp till i quit.
I can only hope some day SWG2 will be made or just a game that has content and is not easy mode.
Corridor aspects of the quests. No real open world to explore. By the time I reached Nar Shardaa in the high 20s I got bored with the fact that I could only quest my main story and couldnt invest in other activites. Also fustrated by the fact that I couldnt socialize in the cantinas. Made the game feel dead.
Shooter aspect was a nice aside, but would have benefitted more from true space exploration.
F2P may ressurect this for me...
End game as in most current MMOs. It is just the same thing over and over. I loved the story and questing to a point. But even that has issues.
The flashpoints having nothing to do with current questing at each level was just strange. If these flashpoints were at the end of some long chain and was needed to complete a planet chain. It would have been much more desirable IMO. A reason to finish a quest chain not just ignore as they were because they have nothing to do with anything.
Heroics again as just random quests and areas. It would have been much better to have the end of a planet quest chain again complete with a big Heroic. At least the Heroic 4s, the 2s are fine for just quick group and questing.
No end game Flashpoints for something like class gear/rewards. Not just hard mode flashpoints, but multiple flashpoints just for end game. Having to run the same flashpoints over and over for the same gear as everyone else just to move on to operations and do the same thing is just boring. Give us new flashpoints for questing rewards, not just try to push everyone to Ops.
Only short battle groud PvP. No working objection based PvP. Some kind of simi open world PvP with PvE objectives would have been fun in this game. But I will not even go near the Warzones.
No new story content. I would like to see some very long quest chains for end game. A puzzle type of questing that sends you to multiple planets. Something that should take days if not longer to complete. A reason to log in and play a level cap character that has nothing to do with Ops or PvP.
How many people long for that "past, simpler, and better world," I wonder, without ever recognizing the truth that perhaps it was they who were simpler and better, and not the world about them?
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Originally posted by Jonoku
Originally posted by negativf4kk
for me it was incomompidence of devs in class development. Total imbalance. And failed Illum. No real open world pvp. And very pure warzone designe.
put it this way, the game was 99 percent instanced, 1 percent open world. I wished and hoped for a good replacement for swg but apparently not. Screwed me over
I agee, you for got
Not enouph content.
Im sure most people that quit the game in the 1st month like me played the game till you had no content but running the same instance over and over or the same pvp till i quit.
I can only hope some day SWG2 will be made or just a game that has content and is not easy mode.
content was pretty weak but minor issue for me. 1.4 isn't going to make me be like "OMG I SHOULD GO BACK!", no its not going to be like that. It's a shame really. I came in disappointed when I didn't see any proper Open World PvP, So I took a jet to GW2.
Here's an example, soe stopped adding real content to swg after they screwed the game up, they barely added any content, why did I still enjoy the game? content is only 5-10 percent of the picture to me.
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I still love the story aspect of the game, it's absolutely fantastic and mostly well-written. I had a lot of fun leveling in it and exploring the various planets. Unfortunately, that alone cannot save a game with the following problems...
-Planets were too linear. Finding holocrons was kinda fun, but other than that there's just no real exploration.
-Terrible graphics engine. This thing positively chugged on my PC despite the fact that the visuals were not technically advanced enough to warrant it. The shadows looked worse than those on an original Xbox to boot. Also, watching the grass grow 30 feet out was really irritating.
-Bioware's flippant attitude and arrogance when it came to criticism. "We know better, players are stupid, blah blah blah."
-The fact that my main (Operative) was nerfed completely into uselessness, unless I wanted to heal (which I did NOT).
-Overall class balance was / is horrible. Bioware just has no clue what they're doing.
-Space combat, while fun at first, quickly became a tiresome chore. Furthermore, there are only 5 different 'missions' to run. The higher-level ones are just the low-level ones with tougher enemies. Incredibly lazy on the part of the dev team.
- Dead world, and very underutilized world. There's a HUGE casino on Nar Shaddaa, it should be filled with pazaak tables, sabacc tables, holochess boards, swoop races to participate in / bet on... instead you go there for one mission then leave, never to return. The whole world is full of such missed opportunities.
-Broken promises, such as a whole planet full of PvE end game stuff to do which still doesn't exist.
-Lack of story progression. In a story-driven game, you need to keep the story going in order to keep people interested. Yet here we are nearing the one year mark, and the story hasn't moved forward. HUGE issue.
That's all I can think of right now.
Even looking past the game as a complete WoW themepark clone right down to some of the class skills and end game gear treadmill the biggest issue for me was the complete lack of immersion.
Way too many loading screens every where you went. Dead, static worlds. Mobs always in groups of 3 to 4 that never seemed to move. Zero exploration. You are literally in a linear hallway on every planet.
No day/night cycles. You are frozen in time. Apparently no one in a galaxy far, far away knows how to swim.
Even the cantinas were static. It felt as if I were playing in a wax museum.
I lasted 2 months. I tried. I really tried to like this game.
Absolutey horrible game design decisions.
How they could spend upwards of 300+ million dollars on this turd is mind boggling.
If I look back and HONESTLY determine why I quit.....
I was a little lonely playing. Yes, I was in a guild, but beyond raiding and flashpoints (not even really flashpoints because I could group with strangers) there was no reason to group with them because the game was so single player oriented. I was starting to tire of that, but I was still playing.
So it comes down to this.....I read so many negative threads over here that I slowly became convinced that the game MUST be a complete piece of shit. Then I quit.
Incidentally....I'm not listening to you people anymore when I'm making decisions on what games to play. I don't generally have the same opinions as most of you and quite often like games other people here hate. So at least I learned a lesson from SWTOR.
And yes, I'll probably return to it at some point, but right now I'm blissfully happy with GW2 and not listening to the punk advice on it either. Oh....and I like WoW and EQ2 and don't give a crap what anyone thinks of that either. But it took the SWTOR thing for me to come to that place.
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Customer service that ranged from nonexistent to downright incompetent would have rather dealt with an Indian call center who at least feigned interest then what we got.
Stories on the surface looked and felt good until you realized the choices given really had no bearing on the outcome. Choices had no real barring on the game.
Lackluster species choices.. really cyborg??? … in a game where everyone has implants.
Game came out of beta with issues that should have been fixed still in beta with servers that if we are to believe them that were not properly optimized or powerful.
The Space combat that was no better than Starfox that is some 25 years old.
Legacy looked cool but it did not allow for the things that really it should have been. Such as holocrons done on one toon counting for all toons ability to pass on gear.
On the upside what they got right is um nothing really... its like watching football and having the receiver or running back get to the one yard line and spike the ball and do a touchdown dance thinking they won the game when really they failed to finish.
It's hard to point to any one thing, because for me there was a whole list of things that caused a rather drab experience despite my completly batshit insane love for Star Wars. I didn't even make it much past level 30 before I was bored to tears.
If I had to put it in a nutshell though, I would say it was just too "themeparky". And I say that in the spirit of someone who thinks GW2's PvE gameplay is pretty damned good despite being mostly typical themepark fare. (it's no secret I'm a sandbox lover) SWTOR felt so devoid of environment, so linear and scripted, so contrived and drull that I didn't once feel like I was playing a Star Wars game.
What I mean by that is that you can't just put some light sabers in a otherwise weak experience, and make me feel like I'm in a Star Wars world. The now ancient Star Wars Galaxies does this a thousand times more effectlively despite its many flaws.
GW2 is what I would consider state of the art themepark PvE, even though I wish it was more hybrid. SWTOR felt more like MMO-lite to me both in gameplay and spirit. The cut scenes, as cool as some believe them to be, could not rescue a lackluster game. Bioware put way too much work into story, and not enough into everything else, and frankly, the stories were juvenile at best.
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Originally posted by DavisFlight
Well you might as well never play another MMO ever again. I don't see many un-instanced games release in the last 5 years or even the near future. Good luck with that one. Hell, even SWG had instances.
To the question , a complete and through lack space experience. Just flying around on rails doesn't cut it. If as rumored they added something akin to Freelancer, I'm in for a long time. If they make it mesh , then even better.
Originally posted by AG-Vuk
Originally posted by DavisFlight
Well you might as well never play another MMO ever again. I don't see many un-instanced games release in the last 5 years or even the near future. Good luck with that one. Hell, even SWG had instances.
Vanguard, Darkfall, Planetside 2.
Even GW2 has minimal instances.
All the best MMORPGs have little to no instancing. Some "MMOs" have so much instancing I really wouldn't even call them MMORPGs. WoW clones have to much instancing. Good MMOs do not.
But on top of the abuse of instancing, SWTOR was just a stupid WoW clone with absolutely no attempt to make it a social game.
You guys, it was not worse than what was WoW during its early days, heck it was dare i say even better - much less bugs, no server downtime, and PVP that altough had some issues was there and working(yeah illum was a bust, but heck who remebers AV?).
The community, thats the haters that just moaned all day on and off(in game that is) the forums just made me want to stop playing it. There is little to enjoy when everyone is bashing on the game you're playing, people did not want to raid(EV was a hell of allot better than MC especially before they made alot of fixes to it) they prefered spending that same amount of time trolling in guild chat about how bad the game was, the content was not bad even tough i had to skip like 3-4 planets due to out leveling but since i PVPed a ton while leveling and the XP from that was pretty insane thats a bit my fault too. And the PVP was actually fun, yeah it had allot of CC so what? it was not like WoW Vanilla rogue stun lock -> death bad, all classes had tons of it and one on one fights for all classes took a while and were engaging and fun.
SWTOR was not a bad game, it just wasnt the 2nd comming people expected, but it is allot better than most people give it credit for, i dont expect the same from an MMO as it do from any other game because MMO's are ment to be played for years and grow and evolve.
I would not buy an FPS that does not give me a better exprience than say CoD or BF, but i dont mind playing an MMO that is "not as good" as as the previous one, since i want to exprience somthing new. No matter what you do you cant just compete with the level of polish and the amount of content an older game will have. And sadly untill people realize that they wil never get that great game they are looking for, and no dont say GW2, GW2 even compared to day 0 WoW a has laughable amount of content, horrible game breaking bugs, and a ton of gameplay issues.
It felt to me like WoW in space.
the gameplay on rails. the space aspect of the game (what aspect?). the small "worlds". the Spacebarring. the uggly clothese. the unfinished graphics. the fast travel. the class inbalance. it all felt so....small and funnelled.
Hutball was actually kind of fun...if not for the Sorc God class.
The Hero Engine breaking randomly everytime they changwed something.It's worsening performance since launch and the ridiculous load times for planets of a decent size.
The after Launch developement which was directionless and released lots of updates but each update was tiny in content compared to similar MMORPGs.
Their total failure in Illum and any open PvP area.
The pulling of rated Wzs less than a day before suppsoed launch then taking another 3 months for it to appear by which tiem I didn't care anymore.
The short and for the most part easy end game instances.it woudl take a night or 2 to leanr bosses and thne you could finish all the raiding and small party instances in 2-3 hours if you chose too.
Their constant revamping of their token systems for PvE and PvP mostly to artificially create money and time sinks to a game they knew had very little end game content.


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- not. (abbreviation)
Borrowing from Middle French notice, from the Latin notitia.
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Derived terms
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written or printed announcement
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notification of termination of employment
published critical review
notice (third-person singular simple present notices, present participle noticing, simple past and past participle noticed)
- (transitive) To acknowledge the presence of; observe.
- 1991, Gregory Widen, Backdraft
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