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The Evolution Impasse 1
Evolutionists claim that water-dwelling organisms gradually turned into land-dwelling ones. In order to verify these claims, they depict all terrestrial living things and those living in water with similar characteristics as transitional forms. Ichthyostega is a marine creature that lived in the Devonian Period and which, in the evolutionists' view, represents a transitional form. These creatures were specially created to live in water, and the only reason why evolutionists regard them as transitional forms between fish and amphibians is that they compare a structure on their fins to a foot capable of walking on dry land.
However, there is no scientific validity to this unfounded claim. Living mammals such as the bat are capable of flight, mammals such as the Platypus that lay eggs, and mammals such as whales and dolphins live in the sea.
Such life forms also existed in the past. Ichthyostega lived in the sea, like dolphins, but that does not indicate that it was a transitional forms. On the contrary, it shows that they were an original and stable species. Indeed, according to the theory of evolution, there is no rational basis to proposing them as transitional forms at all.
All the supposedly transitional forms referred to today are the result of such distortions. According to evolutionists, the first movement made using the feet was made by life forms resembling amphibians that walked on the floors of shallow waters. These fish, which include the Coelacanth, were for long described as transitional forms that moved in such a way. Evolutionists claimed that the Coelacanth evolved over the course of time and turned into Ichthyostega, an amphibian. However, this was a completely groundless scenario.
Despite being an evolutionist, even Henry Gee, editor of the well-known magazine Nature, admitted the mistaken and biased attitudes adopted towards Ichthyostega:
As his admission shows, there is not a single piece of concrete evidence for any transition from water to land. This came to light with the discovery of a living Coelacanth and once again demonstrated that all the scenarios dreamed up by evolutionists were a fantasy.
Imaginary Human Family Tree, the
The Darwinist claim assumes that modern humans evolved from various ape-like creatures. The assertion is that various transitional forms between modern man and his supposed forbears must have lived during this period, which is assumed to have begun 4 to 5 million years ago. This totally fictitious scenario consists of four basic species:
1. Australopithecus
One of the reconstructions frequently employed by evolutionists, despite their having no scientific foundation
Evolutionists attach the name Australopithecus, meaning "southern ape," to the first supposed ape-like ancestors of man. These creatures are in fact an extinct species of ape. There are various types of Australopithecines, some of which are large apes and others of which are smaller and more delicate. (See Australopithecus, the)
The subsequent stage—and genus—in human evolution is classified as Homo, in other words "man." According to the claim, living things in the Homo genus are more developed than Australopithecus. It is then claimed that H. sapiens, or modern man, emerged in the final phase of this genus' evolution.
In coming up with the series Australopithecines > Homo habilis > Homo erectus > Homo sapiens, evolutionists give the impression that each one is the ancestor of the one succeeding it. Yet the latest paleoanthropological findings show that Australopithecines, Homo habilis and H. erectus all lived in the same period in different regions of the world. Moreover, some humans belonging to the species Homo erectus were living until very modern times and were present in the same surroundings as Homo sapiens neandertalensis and Homo sapiens sapiens (modern man). This, of course, clearly invalidates the claim that these forms are one another's ancestors.
Impasse of Chaos Theory, the—See Second Law of Thermodynamics, the (The Law of Entropy)
Aware that the Second Law of Thermodynamics makes evolution impossible, various evolutionist scientists have recently engaged in speculation in order to bridge the gulf between the Second Law and the theory of evolution and to clear away this obstacle.
Of these advocates, the Belgian scientist Ilya Prigogine is the best-known with his claims made in the hope of reconciling Termodynamics and evolution. Starting from the concept of Chaos Theory, Prigogine put forward a number of hypotheses to the effect that order could emerge from chaos. Yet despite all his endeavors, Prigogine failed to reconcile thermodynamics and evolution. This can clearly be seen in his following words:
Prigogine was aware that at the molecular level, the theories he had produced did not apply to living systems—a living cell, for instance. He set out the problem in these terms:
The final point reached by the concept of Chaos Theory and the conjecture based on it is that no concrete result supporting and confirming evolution and eliminating the dichotomy between thermodynamics and evolution has ever been obtained. As in all other spheres, science once again reveals that with regard to thermodynamics, evolution is impossible and that there cannot be other explanation for the emergence of life than creation.
A species that does not already exist in nature cannot emerge through natural selection. Only handicapped or weak individuals can be eliminated from a species. The peppered moths are an excellent example of this. Trees became darker with the advent of the Industrial Revolution. In consequence, the lighter-colored moths that alighted on these trees became more visible to birds, and their numbers declined. There was also an increase in the numbers of surviving, darker moths. This is not, of course, evolution. No new species formed, and all that happened was the ratios changed of differently colored moths of the same species.
Industrial Melanism
In the 18th and 19th centuries, enormous changes took place in the industrial sphere first in Britain and then in other West European countries and America. Particularly in Great Britain, color changes were observed in some populations of animals due to the air pollution that increased with the Industrial Revolution. Industrial melanism is an expression of color changes allowed animals to camouflage themselves better.
The peppered moths in Britain are portrayed as one of the contemporary proofs of evolution by way of natural selection. Yet there is no evolution at work here, because no new species of moth emerged. The picture at top left shows pre-Industrial Revolution moths, and the one on at right shows trees and the moths on them following the Industrial Revolution.
Evolutionists attempt to account for these observed differences in color as natural selection under the pressure of environmental conditions. In fact, however, the situation stems from a complete misinterpretation of observed phenomena.
One evolutionist source sets out the position as follows:
The point to be noted here is the presence of black moths caught prior to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in Britain. In fact, this type of moth existed in Britain years before the Industrial Revolution. The change brought about by air pollution increased the likelihood of the white form, which had previously existed in large numbers, being seen by predators. As a result, there was a reduction in the numbers of this type and an increase in the numbers of darker moths. (See Peppered moths, the.)
It is clear that this change was in the numbers of the moths, not in their colors. This event can never be put forward as evidence of evolution. Proponents of the original creation of species accept this. In addition, even if there were a change in color as a result of mutation, this would still constitute no evidence for evolution, because the species of moth would still be the same species and would not have turned into any other. Evolution needs to scientifically prove that one species can evolve into another.
What is happening here is not evolution, but only normal variation. Natural selection is only a mechanism that prevents members of a given species from disappearing as a result of environmental changes. (See Variation.
The phenomena of variation and natural selection do not account for evolution in the way that by Darwin imagined. On the contrary, they're excellent examples of a method of protection foreseen by creation. To put it another way, God has created all kinds of living things with systems to ensure their survival. An organism's genetic system may be able to regulate its characteristics within certain bounds, according to changes in the surroundings. Otherwise, even minor changes in climate or food sources would spell the species' death.
Many living things such as mammoths, dinosaurs, and flying reptiles have become extinct due to sudden environmental or climatic changes). These life forms disappeared when they were unable to adapt to environmental conditions exceeding the limits of the genetic potential they possessed when they were created. However, there is no scientific evidence that these turned into other species.
Since tree trunks became darker with soot in the wake of the Industrial Revolution, light-colored peppered moths were easier prey for birds and their numbers declined. This is not an example of evolution by natural selection, however, because no new species emerged. All that happened was that the characteristics of an existing species changed.
Peppered moths, the
Douglas Futuyma's 1986 book Evolutionary Biology, is regarded as a reference that most clearly explains the theory of natural selection. The best-known of the examples cited by Futuyma is the darkening of the color of a moth population in Great Britain during the Industrial Revolution.
Before the Industrial Revolution began, the bark of trees in the Manchester area was light in color. Therefore, any dark-colored melanic moths landing on these trees were easily detected by birds and thus had little chance of survival. Fifty years of pollution later, however, the bark grew darker, after the death of the light-colored lichens on the trees, and now the lighter-colored moths fell prey to birds more often. As a result, as the number of light-colored moths declined, the dark-colored ones increased because they were less visible.
Evolutionists resort to the misleading claim that this process represents major evidence for evolution and that those lighter-colored moths gradually "evolved" into darker ones.
The fact is, though, this example cannot stand as evidence for evolution. The natural selection that took place did not give rise to the emergence of any new species that did not exist before. Black individuals already existed in the pre-Industrial Revolution population. All that changed was the characteristics of a species that already existed. Moths acquired no new organs or characteristics that would lead to species change. Whereas in order for a moth to turn into another distinct species, countless changes, additions and subtractions would have to occur in its genes. To put it another way, a whole new genetic program containing the physical characteristics of a new species would have to be loaded onto the moth.
Contrary to the impression evolutionists seek to give, it is impossible for natural selection to add or remove any organ from a living thing, and for that species to turn into another one. The strongest evidence on this subject since Darwin's time is the tale of the peppered moths in Britain.
Yet there is an even more noteworthy aspect to the evolutionist "example" of the peppered moths. Not only is the interpretation of the story wrong, but so is the story itself. As the molecular biologist Jonathan Wells described in his 2000 book, Icons of Evolution, the reported tale of the Industrial-Revolution Moths does not reflect the true facts at all. (For detailed information, see The Evolution Deceit by Harun Yahya.)
Information theory
It is impossible for the information in DNA to have emerged through coincidences and natural processes.
This discipline investigates the structure and origin of the information in the universe. As a result of lengthy research, the conclusion reached by information theoreticians is that information is distinct from matter. It can never be reduced to matter. The sources of information and matter must be investigated separately.
For example, a book consists of paper, ink and the information within it. However, ink and paper are material elements. Their origin again lies in matter: Paper is composed of cellulose, and ink from various chemicals and dyes.
The information in a book, however, is not material and cannot have any material origin. The source of the information in every book is the mind of the author who wrote it.
Furthermore, this author also determines how this paper and ink are to be used. A book first takes shape in its author's mind. The writer constructs a pattern and sets out sentences. He gives these a material form—turning the words in his mind into letters by way of a typewriter or computer. These letters later go to the printer and are turned into that book consisting of paper and ink.
From this, we may draw the general conclusion that if something contains information, then it must have been set out by a mind possessed of information. First, that mind translated the information it possessed into matter, and thus produced a design.
In their DNA, living things possess exceedingly wide-ranging information. A literal data bank describes all the physical details of an organism's body in a space just 1/100,000th of a meter in size. In addition, there is also a system that reads this information in the living body, analyzes it, and sets about production accordingly. The information in the DNA in all of a living thing's cells is read by various enzymes, and proteins are produced in the light of that information. Millions of proteins are produced every second in line with your body's requirements. Thanks to this system, dead blood cells are replaced with living ones.
All the scientific research conducted in the 20th century, the results of all the experiments and all the observations, revealed that the information in DNA cannot be reduced to matter alone, as materialists would have us believe. To put it another way, it definitively rejects the idea that DNA is merely a collection of organic compounds and that all the information it contains came about as the result of chance interactions.
Professor Werner Gitt, director of the German Federal Institute of Physics and Technology, says:
Gitt's words reflect the same conclusions arrived at from the Information Theory developed over the last 20 to 30 years and which is regarded as a component of thermodynamics. George C. Williams, one of the most prominent adherents of the theory of evolution alive today, accepts this fact, which most materialists and evolutions are reluctant to admit. Despite having vigorously espoused materialism for many years, Williams in a 1995 article stated the error of the materialist (reductionistic) approach that assumes that everything consists of matter alone:
Evolutionists occasionally admit their despair. One frankly spoken authority on this subject is the famous French zoologist Pierre Grassé, according to whom the most important fact to invalidate the Darwinist account is the information that constitutes life:
Contrary to Grassé's statement that science can never resolve this problem, all the scientific research that has been carried out invalidates the hypotheses of materialist philosophy and clearly proves the existence of a Creator—in other words, of God.
Irreducible complexity
The human eye functions through its 40 or so components all working in harmoniously together. If one of these is absent, the eye will serve no purpose. Each of these 40 components has its own very complex structure and must have been created simultaneously. The theory of evolution has no answer to the question of how such a complex organ came into being
One of the most important resources to question Darwinist theory in the face of scientific findings is the criteria put forward by Darwin himself!
In proposing his theory, Darwin also set out a number of concrete measures about how his theory might be disproved. There are passages beginning with the words "If my theory is true . . ."in many chapters of The Origin of Species, and in those passages, Darwin describes the findings needed to prove his theory. One of them reads:
Darwinism accounts for the origin of living things in terms of two unconscious natural mechanisms: natural selection and random changes, caused by mutations. According to Darwinist theory, these two mechanisms gave rise to the complex structure of the living cell, the complex body systems of living things, eyes, ears, wings, lungs, bat sonar and millions of other complex and sophisticated designs.
However, it is unscientific and illogical to claim that all these systems with their exceptionally complex structures are the product of two unconscious natural phenomena. At this point, Darwinism resorts to the concept of reducibility. It is maintained that all the systems in question were once far simpler states, and that they then developed in stages. Each stage provided the living species in question with a slightly greater advantage, and it will thus be favored by way of natural selection. Yet another small, accidental change will later take place, and that will also constitute an advantage and improve the individual's chances, and the whole process will continue running along those lines.
Thanks to this process, according to the Darwinist claim, a species that initially had no eyes at all would come to possess a flawless pair, and another species previously unable to fly would develop wings and take to the air.
These evolutionist scenarios are related in a very convincing and reasonable-seeming style. Examined in slightly greater detail, however, it appears that there is a major error in place. The first misconception is that mutations are destructive occurrences, rather than beneficial ones. In other words, the idea that random mutations affecting a species can endow it with some advantage—and continue to do so, thousands of times in succession—is a violation of all scientific observations.
However, there is a still more important error at work. Note that Darwinist theory requires every stage in the progression (for instance, from a wingless animal to a winged one) to be advantageous. Thus in any evolutionary process from A to Z, all the intermediate stages—B, C, D … through to W, X and Y— must all bestow separate advantages on the species that evolves. Since it is impossible for natural selection and mutation to consciously determine an objective beforehand, the whole theory depends on living systems being capable of "being reduced" to small, advantageous changes.
That is why Darwin said, "If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed, which could not possibly have been formed. . . ."
Given the primitive level of science in the 19th century, Darwin may well have thought that living things did have a reducible structure. However, 20th century scientific findings revealed that many systems and organs in living things were actually irreducible. This phenomenon, known as irreducible complexity, definitively demolished Darwinism in exactly the way that Darwin feared.
The human eye's structure cannot be reduced to a more simple form, and is a clear example of such a system. The eye cannot function at all unless all its components exist together and function properly. The consciousness that produces such a complex structure needs to calculate beforehand the benefits to be obtained at the very final stage. It is absolutely impossible, however, for the mechanisms of evolution to produce complex organs through consciousness and will.
When populations are divided by some geographic obstacle, the gene pools (representing the populations' genetic structure) of populations living in the two different environments may be found to change. The further apart populations move from one another, the greater the potential increase in the differences between them. Isolation giving rise to population changes may be geographic, economic, cultural or climatic. 227(Geographic Isolation theory.)
These two populations separated from one another for whatever reason—generally geographic isolation—may lose the ability to interbreed with each other. As a natural consequence of this, the genetic combination of each population remains restricted. Evolutionists refer to every effect that prevents mating and effective fertilization between populations as isolation or as an isolation mechanism. According to evolutionists, isolation that restricts reproduction is essential for species formation.228 One evolutionist source describes this essential requirement:
Evolutionists try to account for the origin of species in terms of isolation. But the question of how so many thousands of species emerged on Earth is exceedingly hard for evolutionists to answer. Therefore, they deliberately use the concept of isolation as the mechanism that brings new species into being. However, no new species comes into being through isolation. That merely enables the emergence of different variants, stemming from a narrowing of the gene pool. At the basis of speciation, there is no genetic incompatibility stemming from division into two groups. These life forms will still belong to the same species, in terms of their overall genetic information.
Therefore, there is nothing about the speciation that supports the theory of evolution, which claims that all living species evolved from the simple to the complex in a random manner. This means that if evolution is to be taken seriously, it must be able to point to mechanisms that increase genetic information. It must be able to explain how life forms originally lacking eyes, ears, a heart, lungs, wings, feet or other organs and systems managed to acquire them, and where the genetic information describing these organs and systems came from.
No doubt that the division of an already existing species into two, suffering a loss of genetic diversity, has absolutely nothing to do with this.
The fact that subspecies are not evolving into new species is actually admitted even by evolutionists. For that reason, evolutionists describe examples of variations within a species and of speciation by division as micro-evolution. (See Micro-evolution.)
Micro-evolution is used in the sense of variants emerging within an already existing species. However, the use of the term evolution here is deliberately intended to mislead, because there is no such process going on. What is happening consists of different combinations of genetic information that already exists in that species' gene pool being distribution in different populations of individuals.
Evolutionists need to answer such questions as, "How did the first species come into existence?" and "How did the categories above species, the classes, orders, families etc. initially come into existence?" that.
219.Henry Gee, In Search Of Deep Time: Beyond The Fossil Record To A New H›story Of Life, New York: The Free Press, A Division of Simon & Schuster, Inc., 1999, p. 54.
220.Ilya Prigogine, Isabelle Stengers, Order Out of Chaos, New York: Bantam Books, 1984, p. 129.
222.Prof. Dr. Ali Demirsoy, Kalıtım ve Evrim, Ankara: Meteksan Yayınları, 1984, p. 644.
223.Werner Gitt, In the Beginning Was Information, CLV, Bielefeld, Germany, p. 80.
224.George C. Williams, The Third Culture: Beyond the Scientific Revolution, ed. John Brockman, New York: Simon & Schuster, 1995, p. 43.
225.Pierre P. Grassé, The Evolution of Living Organisms, 1977, p. 168.
226.Charles Darwin, The Origin of Species, p. 189.
227.Özer Bulut, Davut Sağdıç, Elim Korkmaz, Biyoloji Lise 3, p. 152.
228.Prof. Dr. Ali Demirsoy, Yaşamın Temel Kurallar›, Genel Biyoloji/Genel Zooloji, Vol. I, Part I, Ankara, 1993, p. 605.


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FLORIDA'S FUTURE The Panthers have a pair of rookie forwards getting significant ice time now, RW Jonathan Huberdeau and RW Drew Shore.
Huberdeau, the highly-touted 19-year-old opened with three points on opening night, then was held off the scoresheet for five straight games before turning the tide again and scoring four goals and an assist in the last six games. He sniped a pair against Washington Tuesday night, recording a season-high five shots on goal, playing with Peter Mueller and Drew Shore.
Shore didn't have quite the same fanfare as Huberdeau, the third overall pick in 2011, entering this season, but the 2009 second-round pick was a productive player at Denver University (99 points in 82 games in his last two seasons) before heading to the AHL, where he had a late-season trial last year and scored 30 points in 41 games this season to earn his promotion.
Like his linemates, Shore has good size and skill and seems to be coming into his own. After going scoreless in his first five NHL games, Shore has a goal and three assists in the last five.
There may be some growing pains for rookies on a struggling team, but the Panthers' woes offer opportunity for Shore and Huberdeau to play bigger roles as the season goes along. Right now, there are six Florida forwards averaging more ice time than Huberdeau's 15:34 and Shore sits at a typical third-line 14:07. If the Panthers' veterans aren't more productive, then expect Huberdeau (who already ranks second on the team with eight points) and Shore to get more quality ice time.
TO THE VICTOR GO THE SPOILS Lightning D Victor Hedman, who is just 22, has made steady progress through his first three seasons, playing big minutes and taking on tough assignments, even if his point production wasn't so enticing.
However, this year he has more support on the Lightning blueline, which means he doesn't always have to take on the opposition's best forwards and it's helped Hedman contribute more offensively.
While there are unsustainable percentages (19.0 SH%, 14.02 on-ice 5-on-5 SH%, at www.behindthenet.ca) at play, after scoring a pair of goals Tuesday, Hedman has eight points and a plus-10 rating in 12 games, on pace to set a career-high in points, even in a shortened season.
BLUES GOALTENDING I say this as someone who handcuffed Jaroslav Halak with Brian Elliott in the Experts League draft, expecting big things from the Blues' goaltending tandem after a sensational 2011-2012 season but, man, what a disappointment.
Halak, currently injured, has two shutouts and three wins in five games with a 2.10 goals against average, but he's delivered a couple clunkers too, so his .889 save percentage isn't winning any awards.
No problem, right? The Blues still have Brian Elliott, who led the league with a 1.56 goals against average and .940 save percentage in 38 games last season. Except that Elliott has completely lost his way, allowing 18 goals against in his last four appearances, leaving him with a 3.57 goals against average and .849 save percentage.
Elliott's low point comes at an inopportune time, when the Blues really need him to carry the load while Halak is hurt, but now rookie Jake Allen will make his first NHL start (at Detroit) Wednesday night.
A second-round pick in 2008, Allen had a 2.94 GAA and .903 SV% in 31 GP with Peoria, but has been better in previous AHL seasons (.916 SV% combined in 2010-11 and 2011-12). If he holds his own against the Red Wings, Allen could see more starts.
SENS STOPPER Traded from Colorado to Ottawa (in exchange for Elliott, coincidentally) in February, 2011, Senators G Craig Anderson has been playing out of his mind, leading the league with a 1.36 goals against average and .936 save percentage in 11 games.
Anderson has done well in some spurts throughout his career -- posting a .939 SV% in 18 games immediately after he was acquired by the Sens, a .933 SV% in 13 career playoff games or even a .928 SV% in 53 games as the backup in Florida -- so it's not like his strong play comes completely out of nowhere, but his career save percentage, after 305 NHL games, is .915, so it's understandable to expect regression to come at some point.
ALEXANDER THE GREAT The off-season move to Carolina hasn't hurt RW Alexander Semin, who has good numbes (3 G, 7 A, +11, 12 GP) while playing a career-high 21:03 per game, primarily on the 'Canes top line with Eric Staal and Jiri Tlusty.
What's encouraging for Tlusty's production, at least in terms of goal-scoring, is that he's scored on just 7.1% of his shots so far -- his career mark is 13.9% -- so he's not getting rewarded even though he's averaging 3.50 shots on goal per game, his highest average since 2009-2010.
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It turns out, though, that 23-year-old Slava Voynov is the one holding that distinction right now. He's played more than 23 minutes in five of the last six games -- a threshold he crossed twice last season -- and Voynov has six points (2 G, 4 A) in the last seven games.
PP TIME Perusing power play ice time can be an interesting exercise, seeing which players are getting opportunities -- either rewarded by the coaching staff or pressed into action with few other viable options.
In any case, here are some players whose per-game power play ice time caught my attention:
Chris Bourque, LW, Boston (2:29) - A point-per-game scorer in the AHL, Bourque is getting his first taste of NHL action since 2009-2010 and, even though he's struggled (1 G, 1 A, -3, 10 GP), there has still been time for him on the second power play unit.
Jussi Jokinen, C, Carolina (2:50) - Not getting as much ice time as previous years in Carolina and didn't record a point in his first nine games, but scored his first goal Tuesday.
Tyson Barrie, D, Colorado(3:35) - Has only played four games, but his role could be expanding significantly with Erik Johnson sidelined indefinitely.
Matt Hunwick, D, Colorado (2:28) - In previous seasons, Hunwick has had to scrape and battle just for a spot in the lineup, but when he has played for Colorado this year, he's played 21:27 per game.
Ryan Johansen, C, Columbus (3:11) - The fourth overall pick in 2010 has been relatively protected in his usage and was getting significant power play time before the Blue Jackets decided to send him back to the AHL after he managed two assists in ten games.
Brenden Morrow, LW, Dallas (2:35) - Had two assists, and two shots on goal, in the first nine games of the season, but now that Ray Whitney is out with a broken foot, Morrow has squeezed back into Dallas' top six and his ice time has shot up. He's also put up three points in the last four games, but Tuesday's season-high three shots on goal still leaves him with seven in 13 games.
Dan Cleary, LW, Detroit (2:59) - Despite playing 16:33, including nearly three minutes on the PP, per game, Cleary has one goal and no assists through a dozen games. How long before prospects like Tomas Tatar or Gustav Nyquist get that time?
Charlie Coyle, RW, Minnesota (3:00) - Called up after scoring 24 points in 44 AHL games, Coyle has been getting first-unit power play time, which speaks to confidence in Coyle, but also an indictment of Dany Heatley, a big forward who would be expected to score from in front of the net on the power play.
Brad Boyes, RW, N.Y. Islanders (4:21) - Coming off a season in which he scored a career-low 23 points for Buffalo, Boyes is getting a nice opportunity with the Islanders, playing on the No. 1 power play unit. His average ice time (18:19) is the second-highest of his career.
J.T. Miller, C, N.Y. Ranges (2:38) - Called up from the AHL, after scoring 20 points in 37 games, the 19-year-old scored a pair of goals in his second NHL game and while he's not expected to be a big scorer, certainly not right away, it is notable that Miller gets more PP time than LW Chris Kreider (1:15) and LW Carl Hagelin (1:06).
Jakob Silfverberg, RW, Ottawa (1:11) - The 22-year-old rookie scored 54 points in 49 Swedish Elite League games last season and was leading Binghamton of the AHL with 29 points in 34 games when the NHL season started. While Silfverberg did get to start on Jason Spezza's wing, his role with the man advantage has been decidedly limited.
Tye McGinn, LW, Philadelphia (2:30) - Rookie power forward has goals in back-to-back games and is getting quality ice time, skating with Brayden Schenn and Jakub Voracek last game.
Mikkel Boedker, LW, Phoenix (3:28) - One of my preferred breakout candidates coming into the season, who has eight points in 13 games, Boedker leads Coyotes forwards in ice time and is one second behind Radim Vrbata for power play time among forwards.
Scott Gomez, C, San Jose (2:56) - Effectively picked up off the scrap heap, Gomez gets more power play time per game than other established Sharks like Martin Havlat and Ryane Clowe, but still has just two assists in nine games.
Alex Steen, C, St. Louis (3:04) - Getting a chance to shine offensively, Steen leads all Blues in power play time and has 11 points in 12 games.
Mike Kostka, D, Toronto (4:27) - Was scoring a point-per-game in the AHL before making the Leafs out of training camp but, after recording assists in the first three games of the season, Kostka has one assist in the last 10.
Tyler Bozak, C, Toronto (4:17) - Playing a career-high 20:46 per game, Bozak has nine points in 13 games, more than half of which have come with the man advantage.
Nazem Kadri, C, Toronto (3:05) - It's no surprise that a young, skilled forward like Kadri would get significant power play time. What stands out is that Kadri and Bozak have both eclipsed Mikhail Grabovski, who is playing 2:11 per game on the PP.
Matt Frattin, RW, Toronto (1:17) - Toronto's second-leading goal-scorer has seven goals and 10 points in 10 games, but none of that production has come on the power play.
Jordan Schroeder, C, Vancouver (3:48) - Scored 19 points in 30 AHL games before getting promoted and had one point in his first six games, but has three points in the last four games and ranks third -- behind the Sedins -- among Canucks forwards in per game power play time.
Alex Burrows, RW, Vancouver (3:22) - Notable because last year's 2:08 per game was a career-high, Burrows was making his mark without the Sedins early in the year, though he seems to be re-connecting with the brothers.
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I have a ten year old daughter, a 17 month old son and I now have a new son. He is 4 weeks old. I feel no connection to him at all. I feel nuts! I breastfeed, we have a family bed and I wear him throughout the day, but honestly I feel almost like he is a little intruder who has totally thrown our lives off. YES, he was planned. I feel like a terrible person for being like this. He is not a difficult baby at all, in fact he is quiet peaceful. I feel like every day that passes is another lost chance to bond. He was not premature, he did not spend time in the NICU. I feel like someone left this kid at my house. What the heck is wrong with me?
No announcement yet.
This kid is NOT mine! Trouble bonding.
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Naomi- Leader API of Frederick MD
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I can say that with both my sons I felt a little off -like you describe- at first. I did have a little birth trauma (unnecessary c-section with first and unnecessary 3 day NICU stay with the second) but I wouldn't necessary only blame that for all my feelings. I wouldn't describe myself as a lover of the newborn, and feel much more at home with a year old child. With your first two children did you feel everything as 'right'. Could you possibly be having PPD? Yes, you can have that regardless of everything going perfectly!
Here is a link- http://postpartum.net/index.html
Think about iron deficiency or other self-care you may be neglecting.
Do you have some real-life support?
I think that there are lots of weird feelings and thoughts that come along after we give birth. I think some of them are a normal reaction to the fact that we are taking on such a momentous task when we become a mother and a mother for the second (third, fourth....) time. I think there are not only physical changes that occur in our bodies as we become mothers but also physical changes that occur in our brains.
I guess the trick is to know when normal weird feelings turn into PPD. (Hopefully that's where Naomi's link comes in )
It seems that many birth books (especially the ones us AP types tend to read ) imply that as long as the baby is wanted and the mother has a respected/empowered birth that she will quickly love and bond with her baby. I don't think it is always true and it bothers me that things are portrayed so simply. The one book that I've read that talks about some of this stuff is Misconception by Naomi Wolfe. I haven't read it for a long time but I recall her saying it's not uncommon for some women to take a long time to begin loving/bonding with their baby and that some women feel as if the baby is not theirs. (Though, I think this is the only redeeming feature of the book. The rest of the book is a really depressing review of the American medicalized approach to birth, a topic which has been covered better by many other authors.)
I also felt distant for the first few months of DS life. I did care about him, I wasn't down or depressed in anyway - just detached. It was like my body and brain were going on autopilot. I got things done. I cuddled, fed and took care of him. But didnt really feel any connection. I don't know when that changed. There was no moment as such. One day I just looked back on it and realized that I didn't feel that way anymore. Its actually really common. When I finally got up the courage to talk to some people about it I found out that lots of people I know felt the same way. I looked through all of the PPD info and other than feeling detached I had no other signs.
Make sure you do look into PPD because if it is that then there are things that can be done to help you. Talk to your Dr or a close friend about your feelings, it does help.
I know its hard. You sound like a lovely Mum, having these feelings does not mean that you love your LO any less. Things will get better.
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I had that with one of my children and it was so weird. I could not figure out what was wrong with me. Most of the time it is hormone levels, a bit of depression afterward and of course being used to a routine then having it completely changed about on you.
I have seen a lot of mums detached even more when it is their second, third and so forth because they don't have the time to really bond and get close when they have other children, and some mothers are so close to their previous child, children that subconsciously don't want to take away from that.
For me the child I had this with was two decades ago and one day it clicked. Everything fell into place.
Keep an eye out for PPD as the other mums have said. Take your time getting to know this person and let them get to know you.
Keep posting and talking and it will help you work through your feelings.
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Free intuitive life skills class on Jan. 7 to kick off 2012. There will be other healers presenting such as Anne Cox who will speak on nutrition. If you would like to be involved in this free event, call Deana at 435-609-6659. Your life is a journey of your design, written with intention. Deana Daley Intuitive Awakenings. It will be held Jan. 7. 2012 at 1 p.m. at the Old Huntington Town Hall. A drawing will be held for free items at the class.
Famous Potatoes
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Sixth Annual Scofield State Park Ice Fishing Tournament
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Another Mistake Like FF14 Would "Destroy" Square
Naoki Yoshida has revealed that he feels another mistake like Final Fantasy XIV would end up "destroying" Square Enix.
Speaking with Kotaku, the game's producer and director explained that his team is fully aware of the pressure on them to salvage the brand's reputation following the poor reception the MMO received. He asserted that this was why they were determined not to launch the revamped Final Fantasy XIV - A Realm Reborn until they feel the game is ready.
There's still no set launch date for the revamped Final Fantasy XIV, though it's expected to appear around the middle of 2013. The PlayStation 3 version is also still in development, with more details expected on that soon.
Awwww FFXIV, the gift that keeps on giving... since 2010.
Another Mistake Like FF14 Would "Destroy" Square... and yet people claimed to have liked it as it was. /baffle
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Naoki Yoshida's words... not mine, but some fanboy is gonna flag me for posting the article no doubt.
oh i know! I personally found no redeeming quality in ff14 1.0 but i can remember people defending it saying things like we just didn't "get it" or we should learn to play it as the developers intended, lol. I hope THOSE devs from 1.0 stay far, far away from whats coming.
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It's funny. When you read the original article on Kotaku, and get everything Yoshi-P says in full and proper context, it has a very reassuring air to it. Kotaku has been known to be harsh (sometimes unfairly so) on FFXIV, yet even the author comes away at the end feeling reassured and impressed by Yoshi's presence and his influence on the game.
Yet, reading IGN's spin on it, it sounds all dire. You can almost hear the storm-clouds gathering as you read it.
I notice how they completely leave out notably positive/reassuring things Yoshi-P said, such as:
"When it comes to his FFXIV, A Realm Reborn, Yoshida believes they are on the right track. He has the best of the best from inside the company to work on this game and they are adamant the game not be released until it is ready." - Yoshi-P
Also notably omitted was any mention of the author's take-away from the interview, which was:
"Coming out of the interview, I found myself more than a little impressed. Yoshida was upfront and frank about the problems of Final Fantasy XIV and the challenges that await Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. But more than that, our short talk left me with faith that if anyone can fix the game, it's him."
It serves as a wonderful example of how a news source can take any story and spin it to make it sound any way they want.
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Why does every RPG property need an MMO version?
Some people want an mmo is a beloved rpg world. Besides it already worked with FFXI, the problem was that FFXIV neither built on the good ideas of FFXI or just built a solid modern mmo in a FF universe, (which is was ARR is).
Yoshida needs to be this honest and capable of facing reality, if ARR isn't good then many of us will be done with FF and SE forever, and Yoshi needs to compensate for how long the team under Tanaka couldn't face reality. (and outright lied, as there was no possible way 1.0 could have ever been released on PS3 as the engine wouldn't down-scale for it's RAM).
Now I admit we enjoyed the schadenfreude that was the FFXIV self destruct circus, but its over now, and ARR deserves a fare chance, not us rooting for it to give a repeat performance.


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From work, weekends and everything in between, the LifeStride Helsinki has it all. This pump features the new Soft System which provides stability and enhanced comfort throughout the entire day to keep you moving in style!
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Through a clever extraction and purification process, our Pea Protein 86% Isolate Powder is concentrated from the normal level of 6% in fresh peas to 86% protein content. This unique process produces a protein powder that is highly soluble and easy to digest. Pea protein offers an excellent nutritional profile and is free of gluten, lactose, dairy and cholesterol. Especially great for raw vegans, vegans and vegetarians.
Our Raw Pea Protein Isolate Powder is 86% protein and an excellent natural vegetable-based protein powder derived from yellow peas (Pisum sativum). Yellow peas are more commonly known as "split peas" and are used extensively in food preparation such as in soups & purees.
Most commercially available protein powders are derived from soy, rice, eggs, or dairy, which are often problematic for those with allergic dietary concerns. We've chosen Pea Protein because it is a plant-based, hypoallergenic protein that yields a high biological value (65.4%). The BV is an accurate indicator of the biological activity of protein. It measures the actual amount of protein deposited per gram of protein absorbed. High BV proteins are a better choice for increased nitrogen retention, possibly supporting a healthy immune system response and IGF-1 levels. They are superior for reducing lean tissue loss from various wasting states than proteins with a low BV score.
Our raw pea protein isolate contains over 5 times the amount of Arginine as compared to whey protein isolate. Arginine, or L-arginine, is an amino acid that is needed to keep the keep the liver, skin, joints and muscles healthy. Arginine helps strengthen the body's immune system, regulates hormones and blood sugar and promotes male fertility. In addition, research has shown that this amino acid may improve circulation and combat impotence and heart disease. Large concentrations of arginine are found in the skin, and this amino acid plays a key role in the health of all the body's connective tissues, particularly the muscles. Arginine helps the body process both creatine, a natural substance that helps build muscle mass, and nitrogen, a chemical needed for muscle metabolism. Laboratory research suggests that arginine may help reduce body fat and speed up weight loss. Arginine has also been shown to help support the body's ability to heal and repair damaged tissues, and thus may be beneficial to both athletes and those suffering from arthritis.
According to a new animal study from Canada, pea protein has shown promising results in supporting healthy blood pressure levels and improving kidney health. Scientists from the University of Manitoba, found that rats fed pea protein hydrolysate experienced a 20% drop in blood pressure when compared to rats on a normal diet.
Some possible traditional uses of Raw Pea Protein Isolate Powder may include:
● 24 grams of high-quality protein per 28 gram serving - 86% Protein
● 100% Plant-Based Protein
● Highly Soluble & Easy to Digest
● Excellent Amino Acid Profile - Especially high in Arginine, Glutamine & Leucine
● Non-GMO
● Totally raw with no heat used
● Hypoallergenic
● 100% Gluten, Soy, & Cholesterol Free
● Environmentally Friendly Source of Protein
● Highly Suitable for Sustainable Agriculture
Suggested Use: Mix 4 level tablespoons / 1 ounce (28 grams) with 12 ounces of cold water, skim milk or juice and thoroughly mix in a blender, shaker or with a spoon for 20-30 seconds. For best results, consume 1-2 servings daily, with one serving post exercise. Can also be blended into your favorite smoothie.
Mixing suggestions: To increase flavor and nutritional profile combine with our organic strawberry powder and our himalayan sea in a smoothie.
Ingredients: Non-GMO Pea Protein Isolate (derived from Yellow Peas, Pisum Sativum).
Origin: Grown and Processed in Belgium. Packaged with care in Florida, USA.
Z Natural Foods strives to offer the highest quality organically grown, raw, vegan, gluten free, non-GMO products available and exclusively uses low temperature drying techniques to preserve all the vital enzymes and nutrients. Our Pea Protein Isolate passes our strict quality assurance which includes testing for botanical identity, heavy metals, chemicals and microbiological contaminants. ZNaturalFoods.com offers Pea Protein Isolate packaged in airtight stand-up, resealable foil pouches for optimum freshness. Once opened, just push the air out of the pouch before resealing it in order to preserve maximum potency. Keep your Pea Protein Isolate in a cool, dark, dry place.
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19. Blom WA, Lluch A, Stafleu A, et al. Effect of a high-protein breakfast on the postprandial ghrelin response. Am J Clin Nutr 2006;83:211–20.
20. Latner JD, Schwartz M. The effects of a high-carbohydrate, high-protein or balanced lunch upon later food intake and hunger ratings. Appetite 1999;33:119–28.
21. Leidy HJ, Carnell NS, Mattes RD, Campbell WW. Higher protein intake preserves lean mass and satiety with weight loss in pre-obese and obese women. Obesity (Silver Spring) 2007;15:421–9.14. Westerterp-Plantenga MS, Lejeune MP, Nijs I, van Ooijen M, Kovacs EM. High protein intake sustains weight maintenance after body weight loss in humans. Int J Obes Relat Metab Disord 2004;28:57–64.
22. Layman DK. Protein quantity and quality at levels above the RDA improves adult weight loss. J Am Coll Nutr 2004;23:631S–6S.
23. Nicolas Gausseres, Sylvain Mahe, Robert Benamouzig, Catherine Luengo, Francoise Ferriere, Jacques Rautureau and Daniel Tome.{15 N}- Labled Pea flour protein nigrogen exhibits good ileal digestibility and prostprandial retention in humans. Am J Clin Nutr June 1997;127(6):1160-5.
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Stop by the Allan Stuck Studio, just across the from the Boardwalk in downtown Makanda, IL, for an unforgettable meeting with one of the area's most talented local craftsman. Allan Stuck has been forging three demensional design in jewelery since 1964. lindsaylohan His unique designs are the result of many hours of work and great attention to detail.
Sells shoes and Western clothing.
Country market, with a specialty in handmade wooden lawn furniture.
Choose and cut your own Christmas tree. Handmade wreaths and other seasonal gifts are also available.
Purchase your favorite salsa, chipotle, spicy jellies, spices, pizza flakes, and many more chile products plus 21 varieties of fresh peppers in season. Learn how to use Darn Hot Pepper products to make flavorful dishes.
This four acre vineyard hosts three acres of Chambourcin and an acre of Vignoles, which are two of the best grapes to grown in our region. The vineyard and winery is still in full operation run by the Orlandini family with the commitment to providing the top notch quality vintages our customers have grown to expect. When visiting Orlandini Vineyard, customers can enjoy a tranquil experience with a knowledgeable staff to help guide you to find the best wine for your palate. During warmer weather, we offer live music on Saturday afternoons, and our delicious old world style sangria. Year round we offer a variety of beers including local options. We are a family friendly operation that encourages guests to spread out into the yard and spend the day with us.
Old fashion general store, specializing in Deli sandwiches and local souvenirs
CITY:Alto Pass
This 20-year-old herb and perennial plant nursery offers more than 200 varieties of common and uncommon plants. Sip a glass of lemonade as you view the gardens, feed the catfish in the pond and shop for garden items.
Offers complimentary tastings of hand crafted wines and frequently offers special wine recipes to sample as well. Gourmet cheeses, salamis and crackers are available for purchase and you are invited to bring a picnic basket filled with your own goodies. There are a small selection of other beverages on hand.
Hickory Ridge Vineyard & Winery
Hickory Ridge is nestled in the hills of the Shawnee Forest, and is family owned and operated. All wines are made from grapes grown solely on the premises, and include excellent dry wines, as well as award-winning whites and rosés.
Anthill Gallery & Vintage Curiosities
Anthill productions is home to the photography of rare images' Bob Hageman and the stained-glass work of Firelight Studio's Linda Austin. For well over 20 years, Linda and Bob have been making and displaying their unique artworks throughout the Midwest, and they are now for the first time making them available to a broader audience.
U-pick strawberries, blueberries and blackberries in Season. May-July 8am to 8pm
Rendleman Orchards Farm Market
Tree ripened peaches & nectarines from July - August, and apples from September - December. This farm market is open 7 days a week with seasonal produce, preserves, pickles and other specialty food items and gifts.
CITY:Alto Pass
Established in 1980, Owl Creek Vineyard is the founding vineyard of the Shawnee Hills region. With a strong tradition of award-winning wines, and a belief in educating our consumer, our tasting room has become the perfect place to experience well-crafted Shawnee Hills beverages. Now home to Apple Knocker Hard Cider, an Illinois-based craft cider house that combines our expertise in modern small-lot wine production, and the creativity of craft beer techniques, to produce a new breed of American ciders.
Vertical Heartland Climbing School at Draper's Bluff
Vertical Heartland Climbing School offers you an amazing opportunity to see Illinois from new heights. Perfect for rock climbing novices and experienced enthusiasts, Vertical Heartland offers hand-on instruction that's provided by experienced guides with climbs tailored to suit your needs. Climbing services are available year round, seven days a week. Personal and group outings are scheduled by reservation. Reservations are preferred at least two weeks in advance.
Alto Vineyards Winery & Tasting Room
Nestled in the Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois, sits Alto Vineyards, the region's oldest, most award-winning winery. Founded in 1988 by Guy Renzaglia, Alto introduced a new industry to the area, starting a movement that has altered its landscape. Today, Alto Vineyards shares the region with 11 other wineries along the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, in the state's first federally recognized grape-growing region, known as an American Viticultural Area (AVA). While continuing to produce some of Illinois' finest wine, Alto opened a new tasting room in Champaign, IL, and began distributing throughout the state and surrounding regions. Celebrating 25 years in business in 2013, Alto constructed a new, modern tasting room next to the vineyard in Alto Pass. Resting atop the new facility lies an outdoor deck for customers to take in the view on one of southern Illinois' oldest vineyards – a truly breathtaking sight that exemplifies the beauty of the Shawnee National Forest and Illinois wine country. We invite you to visit our winery and tasting rooms to experience the tradition of Alto Vineyards.
CITY:Alto Pass
This historic boardwalk dates back to the 1890s. Today it offers galleries featuring quality handcrafts created by local artisans and a country store.
Flamm Orchards/Fruits & Cream Stand
Take a drive out to the orchards and buy in-season strawberries, peaches and apples. Flamm's Fruits & Cream Stand offers treats like homemade strawberry shortcake, cobblers, apple dumplings and pies.
Anchoring the eastern end of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, our winery offers you "The Romance of Italy in the Hills of Southern Illinois". We are open year-round, 7 days a week, to provide great Illinois wine. Please join us for wine tasting, a variety of hearty sandwiches, soups, pizzas, and snacks, as well as wine-alternatives such as beer and non-alcoholic beverages. Come enjoy our large indoor seating area and two beautiful outdoor terraces that overlook our vineyard and the rolling countryside.
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Portable Radio/Cassette Players
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SHOCKWAVE® Radio Cassette Player with Super XBS®, silver and black color
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- Digital Servo System No
- Resume Play/Random Play No
- Built-in FM/AM Digital Tuner No
- Brain Shaker (VMSS) No
Pop-Up Disc Eject SystemNo
- Key-hold Switch No
- Auto-power Off No
- Aluminum Body Yes
- Floating Construction Yes
- Side Rubber Protector Yes
- AM Frequency Step 9kHz/10kHz
- Normal/City FM Reception Selector Yes
- Direction Switch Yes
- Anti-rolling Mechanism No
- FF and Rewind Yes
- Large Animation Display No
- 3-Key Remote with detachable headphones
- Battery Checker Yes
- SHOCKWAVE Headphones Lightweight
- SHOCKWAVE Hand Grip No
- Carrying Case Included
- Tuner Digital Synthesizer
- Weight (without batteries) 6.3 oz
- Memory Preset (Stations) 20 (10 FM/10 AM)
- Batteries Required 1 x AA (not included)
Auto Reverse PlaybackYes (full-logic)
- Lock System Twist-lock Mechanism
- Continuous Play Time Up to 28 hours (1 AA battery)
- Flexible 4-way Power Supply No
- Built-in Center Speaker No
- Electronic Volume Control No
- Auto Tuning No
- Detachable Speaker Grilles No
- MP3 Album and Track Display No
- Preset EQ No
- Flexible 3-way Power Supply No
Shockwave Tough Body DesignNo
Sound VirtualizerNo
- Key-hold System No
- Multi-informational, Large LCD Digital Readout No
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from great product..wish there was still a demand for this product
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The Baby Banner in Quilted Lambskin
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- The Banner in quilted lambskin with a check lining. A compact shape, it works as a small everyday bag for your essentials, and features an inner pouch for your phone. Wear on your shoulder or as a crossbody, or carry by hand.
- 22 x 12 x 17cm/8.7 x 4.7 x 6.7in
- Min. shoulder strap length: 99.5cm/39.2in
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- Outer: 100% lambskin with calf leather trim
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- One interior zip pocket, one interior pouch pocket
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Ebtoulson wrote:Great idea. I'm definitely going to have to join in on this later this year... when I have time and a new paypal account.
Hopefully there will be some nice pics or even videos of tea tastings .
I hope you can join in sooner than later ... lots of great teas to share!
rabbit wrote:lol! People hear about new tea and they get all giddy! I LOVE IT!!!
It is a feeling that fortunately does not fade over the years, and I too love to see it in others as well!
There is still much to consider ... teas are still coming ... do I cut it off now and save those for the next OTTI Rounds.
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Coming straight from Italy, the Molix Shimp presents bass with a lifelike crustacean imitation that is too good to pass up. The Molix Shrimp also comes with a perfectly matched 1/8-ounce jighead that is ideal for hopping it along the bottom. The incredibly lifelike Molix Shrimp is overflowing with lively appendages and covered with a realistic shell pattern that will tempt a wide range of species, including bass. Great for freshwater or saltwater applications, the Molix Shrimp is sure to put fish in the boat with its "krill-er" action.
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Besides the fact that everything Bendel is beyond stylish, this wireless keyboard is super skinny and roll-able, so I don't have to worry about fitting one more item in my suitcase or handbag. In addition, the keyboard is Bluetooth® enabled which allows you to sync it any device (laptop, phone, tablet, etc). It's noiseless, the battery lasts up to 90 hours, and it's completely waterproof!
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Why She Loves It: I'm obsessed with cuffs, and this one with turquoise is absolutely stunning.


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Sweet Action Ice Cream was a bit of a hike from downtown (you can also take the #0 bus along Broadway), but worth the trip for two scoops of vegan mint chip:
Sweet Action usually offers two coconut-based vegan flavors (on the day I visited, the other was brownie swirl), and gluten-free cones are available.
We revisited City O' City and WaterCourse Foods several times; they were near our hotel, and both restaurants offered several intriguing gluten-free options. Here is City O' City's La Osa salad, with a side of barbecued tofu:
Underneath all those tortilla strips were mixed greens, dried apricots, chickpeas, red onions, and avocado. The dressing, a jalapeño lime citronette, tied everything together in a tangy way. The spicy tofu was a little dry on its own, but it would be amazing on a sandwich with vegenaise and cole slaw.
Rod was on a buffalo seitan kick, so he ordered some on top of a caesar salad:
On Cinco de Mayo, we shared this gluten-free margarita cupcake:
It was cute, but it couldn't compare to the Ho-Ho. The vanilla cake was dense, and some of the protein-heavy flours left an aftertaste (I'm guessing sorghum?). The lime frosting was crunchy and fun, but nothing special. I recommend the Ho-Ho, night after night.
On another visit I tried the Scout Cookie, a gluten-free vegan version of the Samoa:
Made from shredded sweet potato, shredded coconut, walnuts, and chocolate, it's incredibly simple and insanely delicious. It tastes just like a Samoa—no hippie flavors are discernible. Scout cookies are served cold, so the edges stay firm and crispy while the center is soft and chewy. We all know my feelings regarding coconut; I'm afraid I could eat 6 of these in a sitting.
I recommend the mashed potatoes and the chocolate cake at WaterCourse, though my nighttime pictures don't do them justice. Denver has a few other vegan-friendly restaurants (The Rebellion will make any pizza or burger on their menu vegan, and Sputnik is known for divey vegan bar food), but we skipped them because they seemed gluten-heavy.
Before leaving Colorado, we rented a car and took a day trip to Boulder and Rocky Mountain National Park to the northwest. Since Boulder is full of hippies and greenies, vegan food is easy to find. On our way up to the park, we dropped in at VG Burgers, an all-vegan fast food restaurant. I'd heard mixed reviews, but I couldn't resist a menu that included vegan milkshakes and veggie burgers on gluten-free buns. Here is Rod's *ahem* bacon cheeseburger:
It was just a mess of pickles, vegenaise, ketchup, tempeh bacon, and cheeze sauce. He liked it. I ordered the standard veggie burger. It was gritty and tasted like seaweed, but it was alright as a vehicle for ketchup. I was disappointed with my coconut-based milkshake, which was slushy and thin. VG Burgers is a novelty, but I'd never take anyone there who isn't familiar with and amused by vegan food. Dinner in Boulder, at upscale Leaf, was much better. I ordered a banana tofu curry, which was a crazy mix of soft sweet bananas, savory tofu and firm vegetables, and a rich spicy sauce. I was afraid to pull out my giant camera in such a posh restaurant, but this rather dull picture taken with my purse-sized camera conveys the dish's artsy presentation:
Rod had a bowl of spicy kimchi soup and the Asian Mizuna Salad with wakame seaweed, mizuna greens, carrots, water chestnuts, snow peas, bamboo shoots, and sesame sweet chili vinaigrette. Everything tasted fresh, healthy, and creative, down to my sweet and sour mint lemonade.
Between eating bouts in Boulder, we spent the day driving on mountain roads. It was cold at 11,000 feet (many of the peaks in Rocky Mountain National Park reach over 14,000 feet, but the roads were closed because of snow):
The best part of the trip was seeing the park's wildlife, including bighorn sheep, elk, and this fearless chipmunk, who came within six feet of our camera:
Look at his little knuckles!
I'm happy to be home, and eating light to recover from last week's dessert bender. Rod is already talking about finding some buffalo seitan around these parts, but I think he may be out of luck.
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Signs of Tiger Woods' sex scandal remain as the Masters begins, but the focus is turning to the fantastic game the world's top golfer brings to the course.
After five months of controversy, Tiger Woods is back on the golf course.
Tiger's back and he's bringing lots of eyes with him. How can the PGA capitalize on this interest over the long term?
Nobody wants to disappoint their father.
On the eve of his return to golf, Nike is confronting Tiger Woods' sex scandal head-on by airing a dramatic commercial featuring the golfer's late father asking him "did you learn anything."
Tiger's return to golf could be one of the biggest media events of the decade.
The golfer's day at Augusta yesterday shifted the focus away from his troubles. Likely for good.
The network loves going into athletes personal lives, except when it doesn't.
He faced the press but still refuses to say what "it" is.
Couple is working on marriage in private, not in public, and her appearance would distract from tournament. Plus, she's never greeted him at Augusta in the past -- why start now?