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This is very sad. You can't make someone do what they don't want to. Short of going with him to the doctor and or calling the doctor and expressing your concens, there is nothing more. If you have spoken to him, given him information, now its on him. Good luck.
I'm beside myself because I have a brother who is very heavy, I'd guess around 500 lbs. He has just been diagnosed with Diabetes & he's on 4 pills /day. I think he's depressed. He check's his blood sugar when he remembers to. He thinks as long as it's below 200 or so he's OK. He's now having issues with falling down, cannot sleep, seems to fall asleep at inopportune times. He's not interested in getting help. I think his Dr. is worthless but I also think he's not telling the Dr. anything. His girlfriend & I don't want to see anything happen to him & he doesn't want to hear about any of this from us. I think he's in denial & he's depressed. Both his girlfriend & I are at our wits end because he doesn't seem interested in helping himself. He claims he is & we don't walk in his shoes so we couldn't understand. My mother was a diabetic & died from complications of her second stroke. You'd think this would wake him up but it doesn't seem to. Can anyone offer any advise how we can deal with him & try to get him to see some light? I'm very afraid for him.
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Wags tail...thanks, shes me fursona....any way.....
Its been a toss around...my regular doc is out on maternity leave..so, Im just goin by tha hospital doc, and a colleague of my doc with tha follow up. I should get a better picture in a few weeks when my regular doc comes back into action! No, just a MD for now....but, she knows everything bout everything and will shoot me off ta see tha right peeps when we get to talk! We are our own worse enemy and critic.....we say things about ourselves that, if a person walked up n said it, we'd deck um.....
First, I love the logo. You should talk with your doc. Do you have a diabetic coach or nutrionitionish you can talk with? I don't take insulin so far and hope I don't have to. I am scared to death of that.
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Howdy all....not that I expect a reply to anything in a team with so many peeps....but, I think Im on too much insulin....
I take a pill monrnin n night, and, a 20 mg of 70/30 at breaky, and a 10 mg at din din......shrugs.. I had gone into tha hospital and it shot up into tha 300s....so, I could dig extras...but, I was just on pills afore goin in....was for an asthma attack, nothin diabetic related... So, I dunno... We are our own worse enemy and critic.....we say things about ourselves that, if a person walked up n said it, we'd deck um.....
Diabetes scares me to death! I am a type 2 and have known people who had such serious affects that it is scary. My ex son-in-laws mother didn't take care of hers, diddn't lose weight follow the diet nothing. She died at 66 only after having amputations, severe heart problems etc. I don't want to end up like that and am afraid to become insulin dependant. Cinnamon is great for helping keep blood sugar in check and their are lots of reciepes that are tastey.
Hi everyone. My story is similar to Vicki's and Tom's. I was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes several years ago. My first doctor tried to help me control it with pills and dieting. I was in denial, being very stubborn and not caring. Needless to say, my diabetes has been out of control all these years. Now, my current doctor has put me on 10 units of insulin. She said that my body isn't responding to just the medicine alone. She's very adamant about me getting my diabetes in control. She's told me stories of other people and how they have fared because of not taking care of their diabetes. I am now scared stiff. I am looking at this as a new journey for myself. I am finally going to take control of what should have been controlled years ago.
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I also count carbs and can't find a diabetes class where I live! I do see a nurtionist every couple of months. could someone tell me how to track my weight like see here?
I also journal, count carbs and take metformin. I joined the YMCA andd go every monday, WED and friday and found it really helps. I spend 25min in they gym and 30 in the pool and have lost 31lbs. Just hang in there and you;ll get it done.
My diabetes educator recently told me not to stress over making all of the changes that I need to make overnight. My poor eating habits along with my lack of exercise have caused me to gain weight and for my sugar to skyrocket. Up until last year the medication has kept the BS tolerable. After stopping the Avandia (which is being taken off of the market) I was put on Onglyza along with Glimiperide. The side effects of the Onglyza were too much for me to stand (upper respiratory infections) so I changed doctors and medications. My new dr. put me on Metformin 500mg. 2x per day, then 30 days later added another 500mg in the evening but my fasting BS remained around 200. He's added .6 of the injectable Victoza and my BS is coming down to much better numbers. I attended a Diabetes Education Class at a local hospital and also had a consultation with the Diabetes Educator and am now counting carbs and trying to get started on an exercise program. I've lost 28 pounds total (12 since starting the Victoza) and am beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Perhaps this lifestyle change will stick - so far so good - oh, and counting the carbs and journaling isn't as bad as I'd thought it'd be. It's actually becoming habit! Go figure!
Vic If hunger's not the problem, then food's not the answer!
wow, you are definitely an inspiration! Keep up the great work. I will try to follow in your footsteps. Thanks!
Hi Cacher,
My story is very similar to yours. I was diagnosed in March, 2011 with an 8.5 A1C. I also enrolled in Diabetes Education Classes at a local hospital a few miles north of Philadelphia. It was the BEST thing I have ever done for myself. My Dr. also gave me Metformin and basically said the same thing although he did highly recommend these classes. Tomorrow evening will be the last of my 5 classes and wish they would continue on a regular basis. The other BEST thing I ever did was joined Sparkpeople.com. This is so helpful to me. My sugar is pretty much regulated thanks soley to sticking to the diet plan along with regular exercise. My hopefully helpful suggestion to you is to try to stick to the "Diabetes Nutrition Diet" on your Spark page and walk, walk, walk, and walk!!!! The Fitness page only calls for 3 Xs a week but I try to walk 6 - 7 days. It really is very helpful. Try to lose only 10% of your weight and you will see a significant difference in your numbers. Check your sugar as much as you can to see where your pattern begins. I wish you all the best ! My goal is to get off the meds and control my diabetes thru a healthy way of living. This woke my butt up! S |
Hi to all. I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes on April 26, 2011 with an A1C of 11.5. My Dr put me on Metformin 500 mg 2x a day told me to watch what I ate and check my blood 2x a day. Not nearly enough information for me. Have spent the last few months searching for info. Luckily I found a very helpful Diabetes Education Class that is sponsored by Albertson's pharmacy. I now know how important it is to exercise, monitor my sugars, my weight and my carbs. This is really hard. I have also found out that stress really makes my numbers go up and then I get more stressed because my number are up. It seems to be a vicious circle. I know that I have to make alot of life changes so I am committed to post, post, post. Any words of wisdom, suggestions or tricks would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Hi. I have lived with the diagnosis of type 2 diabetes since 1995. Unfortunatley I have not been very successful with controlling my glucose levels, weight, etc. long term. I did very well for a few years and then have not been able to develop a real determination to live a healthy life. And now I am having health difficulties due to this. Briefly, I am single, just turned 60 years, no longer able to drive, and also deal with bi-polar disorder, type 2. Anyway, this is me today. I am actually posting this time around with SparkPeople, in hopes that your encouragement and my acknowledgment that, yes, I do have diabetes, and yes, I AM going to begin TODAY living a healthier life, day by day, minute by minute.
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welcome to all new members.
I'm here if you need any help and I will do my best to help you fif I can. If I do not know the answer, I will try to find. Let's all accomplish our goal(s) and what else you have on you adgenda. Take care and talk you soon. Always, ERNA Live 1 day at a time and live it to the fullest. Wish you all the best that life has to offer.... Stay focused, positive and it will get you where you want to be or done in life itself.
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Hey Tom! I have lived in the state of denial too! I've taken pills for my sugar for about 8 years, have been told to lose weight and exercise - and piddled here and there with it. I've had ups and downs but have finally decided to take control of my problem. I've gotten a new doctor, new meds, a new lifestyle and a brand new attitude!
Making changes in how I eat, react to stressful situations and exercise is one of the hardest things I've ever tried. It's going to be worth it though! Vicki If hunger's not the problem, then food's not the answer!
Hello everyone. My name is Tom. I was diagnosed with type 2 about 10 years ago. I denied it, didn't believe them. I didn't think that just because my A1C level was high for two readings in a row that it meant I had diabetes. I controlled my blood sugar, up until three months ago, with exersize. I couldn't lay off the food though. Even though I do most of the grocery shopping now my wife still brings home the goodies and I have no will power to refuse her cooking. Anyway, I've been giving myself shots of insulin for three months now. It works great, but I'm still sruggling to lose weight. Why would anyone eat a candy bar or a DQ blizzard when they know it's poison and it will kill them? I don't have the answer to that. I still can't refuse. Help.
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Hi Everyone. My name is Pat. I am newly diagnosed with Type 2 (on June 7) I am really motivated by this new diet and to lose weight. I found out about my Type 2 the hard way. I had a 100% blockage of my LAD, had a cardiac cath and a stent placed. Blood pressure and all other blood work normal. I had a sedentary lifestyle-went to work and sat all day, came home and sat all evening. I am increasing my activity now slowly as per my cardiologist and until I see him again in early July to see what types of exercises I can do to help lose weight. I hadn't seen my primary doctor for years ( I am an RN and tended to medicate myself when ill.) I will be getting reacquainted with him as well as seeing an endocinologist and eye doctor. I found Spark People by googling diets and am loving it. Everyone has been so supportive. Now I just have to figure out how to create a SparkPage. I can't wait to get to know all of you.
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Good Evening All,
I am a pastor in southern Indiana (happen to be Lutheran). I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes in 2002 and with Type 2 in 2006. I admit I'm not good at taking my meds or with checking my glucose numbers as I should be, I tend to let everything else take precedence in my life. I'm good at taking time for myself, just need to work on keeping myself healthy and go from there. My husband usually talks a good talk about helping me to be healthy, but has a hard time himself, so I'm trying to get better at posting online and checking in with others. We'll see how this goes......
Hi, I have been on the 8 week diabetes weight loss challenge for almost 6 weeks, but I hadn't seen this group. This site (Sparkpeople) also asked me the questions when I signed up as a diabetic to place me on the diabetic diet. On that diet, I have lost 4 lbs. and my sugars are under much better control. It is the first diet that I have found that works this well for me. I have been a diabetic for about 30 years and have always struggled with keeping my sugar under control. Anyway, hello all!
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Hello all I am Tammy I have been diabetic since November 2010. Still learning a great deal and struggling with the numbers so weeks are better than others. I have changed my eating and still changing it. More about portion control because of the exercise routine I try to keep up major word is trying that gets difficult too. I have asthma with this so working around the heat and humidity, rain and season changes I am not use to yet up here in MO. I lived in FL for 10 years and Louisiana 16 years so most of my 39 year have been in the south. Culture shock really I felt like mayberry had been brought out of the television when I moved up here last year. Now I love it the out doors, freedom of neighbors on top of you and the excitement the kids get when they can play outside without having to worry about all the traffic. They get explore real nature my daughter says. lol So far I have lost from 218 to 179 in the 8 weeks since I have joined sparkpeople. My sugars have dropped from topping 280 to 160 I am hoping to get those down more.
Hello All,
My name is Danielle and I have had type 2 diabetes for about 10 years for I was diagnosed as a teenager. I have taken control of my life at the age of 23 and has lost 12.5 months since being on sparkpeople. My weight loss has improved my sugar control greatly but I still suffer from highs and lows from time to time.
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Hello I'm Schnookiej,I had gestational diabetes 16 years ago,I developed type 2 diabetes about 6 years ago.I have lost 27 pounds.I need to loose another 115 pounds. My goal is to loose my weight by Christmas 2012- before I turn 51 Jan 2013.I hope to reverse my diabetes as I loose this weight.My daughter and her family moved 9 hours away the end of August last year.We went from babysitting my 3 grand daughters 3-5 days a week to not seeing them since last thanksgiving.I have since developed high blood pressure and my blood sugar has been running high, my doctor has increased my medicine twice.June first I decided enough with playing around with weight loss, I renewed my commitment to loose weight.I started posting and have joined several teams and challenges. I've been exercising 30 minutes or more every day. I happened to see your team tonight and new this would help me. Sorry this is so long.
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I am so lost I don't even know where to start. This is not new to me I have gestational diabetes with my son. I just mostly had some questions. I am seeing the doctors right now, I go in tomorrow for my glucose tolorence test. But my triglycerides are elvevated along with my liver levels and been taking my blood sugars and they are over 200 to 3oo. I have a 13 month old now and I just don't know where to start because he takes so much of my time, how do you figure this all out and deal with it all while life is coming at you? I have looked up what that all means and it all has to do wtih diabetes. What do you think I would like opinions Thanks, Tracy
Hi, I'm Elaine and I was just diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. My mom was a lifelong Type 1 diabetic, so I do know some about it, but alot has changed over the years (Thank God!) so I've got alot to learn.
There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as if everything is. -Albert Einstein
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Hi! Today is my first day with Sparks. My 10 year old son was diagnosed with Type 1 on March 26. Four days before his 10th birthday. I'm curious if you've always had trouble managing you db or is it something recently? He's doing pretty good but am really trying to get him to eat MEALS instead of grazing. Was it hard for you in your teen years. I'm really worried about that.
Hello. I have type 2 diabetes since 2002. I am 43 year old lady. Just last Sept my A1c was 9.2! So after avoiding it for 8 years the doctor finally decided to put me on Levemir insulin. So after being on the insulin since Oct 20 2010 my A1c in Dec was 8.2! So it went down 10 points! Yeah! I just got my A1c results March 2011 and it went down to 7.9! I thought great. I know it needs to be under 7 but it is on its way down. I would like to lose 50lbs as well. If I can do that then maybe my diabetes will go away or at least get alot better. I am having trouble losing the weight though. I too have problems with portion control and late night snacking especially because I get hungry at night! I am trying though. I walk and ride my bike every night for 1 hour. My blood sugar is doing better but I am not losing any weight! Please help! My first goal is to lose 10lbs before my next A1c test in June! That is 3 months away! Thank you everyone for your support and advice. Good luck to all!
"Don't Stop Believing"!
Hello.....I am not new ...but I am back ....Life took me on a ride...but I am safely back with my Spark Friends..Trying to keep my numbers on target ...I take 2 ...500 m metformin daily ...and I do WW .... Having a tough time ..willpower is not my best friend...but I need to get my health under control...just typing these thoughts ...I feel a great burden melting away..you know people say ...hey you gotta lose weight, just DO IT !! It aint that easy......TY for letting me vent ...My blood sugar early am ....before breakfast was 133 ....and I gotta get that down lower....
Good Morning everyone! I'm brand new and was dx with diabetes on 2/14. This morning is my appointment with the diabetes educator. I have a lot of questions, the first one when am I going to start feeling better? :)
I hope to make friends here and learn alot on how to manage this and get healthy again. My name is Patricia and I live in South Dakota. ~Theres no safer place than in the center of Gods will.
Whoops, posted in the wrong place. I've already re-posted in the right thread. Sorry!
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hope to reach my goal in May-
Lynda from Northern Ontario--
Hello, I am relatively new to Sparks and still new to diabetes. I am trying to understand as much as I can about this condition and what I can to turn it around. I look forward to learning from all of you
Hi, I am new to SP. diabetes I am not. I have type 1 now for 24 yrs. I just turned 32. My diabetes is not under control at all my last A1c was 12. I just have a lot of weakness I guess. I have a daughter, so meal time is what ever she will eat. She knows a lot about mommy's health, she will ask if I checked my bs or done my insulin. She has even seen my in the hospital with an IV and tubes down my nose. It has not changed the way I take care of my self. I am trying to change everything I just don't know how long I can keep my bs normal or close to normal.
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My name is Clara. I want to welcome all
the new members and let them know that together we can control our Diabetes or get rid of it. I'm Type2. I have had this for 5 yrs. With this program I will try to lose the weight and get back to being a Healthy person. Lets help one another to reach our goal! Edited by: CLARAYOU at: 1/28/2011 (22:18)
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How do you add the weight bar to the end of your message?
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I have had diabetes for 10 years, I am 56 years old and overweight, I belong to TOPS tomorrow is my meeting, I have been on meds and this week have a doc appointment. He may put me on insulin, because the meds are not controlling my BS....wish me luck I work out 3 x per week 65 minutes on the treadmill |
I've been around SP for a few months and was diagnosed with Type 2 in December. I'm meeting with a diabetes educator and she is very helpful. My sugar is being controlled with my diet, exercise, and meds. Hope to be off meds in 6 months if I can lose 10% of my current body weight. Woot!
Hello, I received my Type 2 diagnosis today. I am a foodie but now looking at my pantry I feel like I am in the middle of armed warfare :) I know this feeling will pass but it is overwhelming right now. Portion control and late night snacks have always been my problem, sugar has never been that big a deal for me. My eight year old daughter is getting tested next week and I am praying that it is negative for her.
Hi SRRSMOM
This first thing you need to do is buy a book on diabetes and read it. Learn about how many carbs you can eat. There is a book called How to control diabetes it is in paperback that is where I learned the basics when I learned my husband had it and now me. Don't worry the two things you need to know is watch what you eat, drink lots of water, and excise. That is the only way you get this thing under control. chrise1212
sadyra, I am also new to sparkpeople. I have had diabetes2 for years now. Never had it under control. Im having problems with my feet this week, so I am trying to do everything I can to keep it under control. I have proved that I can before. I tried the Raw food approach for about a week several months ago and I could really tell a difference. No willpower. I'm taking it a day at a time and this morn my bs is 93. Im thankful for that. So hang in there. You can do it.
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Hi, my name is Jim. I've had diabetes for 10 yrs now and so far I've been lucky to keep it under control with diet and watching my intake. I was given meds when I first was diagnosed but because of the side effects I stopped taking them. My plan is to keep it under control permanently so I figured this site will help monitor my intake and let me know where to cut back if necessary.
Hello, I am new to diabetes. I just found out last week. I Have been trying to find info online on how to eat. my scheduled time with the dietition is not for 3 more weeks. Raw food diet, Vegetarian, No Gluten... all are supposed to help. Any ideas on what really works? I cut out pop the day of my diagnosis. I am not on meds yet, but I want to stick around for my kids and work on this.
ssrrmom, you can do it. The main thing is to stay posistive and vigilent. You are not alone. you are on my prayer list. Hang in there and look up.
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Hey everyone!!! My name is Anna and I am a newbie to diabetes. I was just diagnosed last Friday. I am still in a bit of denial and shock! My fasting glucose was 135 with an A1C of 7.3. I am very scared. I am 36 and have three beautiful daughters that I need to be around for. The Dr. told me that if I could just lose at least 40 pounds, I could probably kick this! Help!!!
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I'm 24 year's old diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes In Sept 2010. My first A1C was 7.2 with a average BS of 170. I joined weight watchers and lost 20 lbs. When I went back Dec 11 2010 my A1C was 6.6 with an average BS of 140. I want to keep seeing it come down. I did leave weight watchers after they switched to their new points plus program. I was gaining weight and when I spoke to the leader she said I must be going over my points. I insisted that I was not but that I had WAY to many points now. I made the decision after putting on 7 lbs in 3 weeks I was going to go it my own between spark and the old WW plan I have lost the 7 lbs again and am now back on track. I have quite a bit of weight to lose but to get my diabetes to a even better place is my goal.
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Ohhhhhhkaaaay...... Sound the horns!!! HI EVERYONE!
(Yeah, that was waaay too cheery sounding, wasn't it?) I'm a Type 2 Diabetic who LOVES food but was recently convinced by her husband that she should love her limbs more before they fall off from diabetic complicaitons when we are older. What makes me fall off the wagon and now has me back up in weight?? (Not that I've been under 200+ in three years...) I "closet eat". I "stress eat". What do I REALLY need? SUPPORT! Thanks in advance! ;) Looking ahead in 2011:
************************ Jan.- Robs Bday Feb.- FETC Orlando Moms 60th BDay Mar.- almost 1/2 way Apr.- Spring Break May.- Tech Comp. Jun.- Summer Vacay JULY: Hope to be 40 lbs. lighter by my 37th BDay on 7/7.
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Sorry everyone!!! My first/last post was in reply to CHRISE1212. (This is my first day here; don't kill the "newbie"!!) LOL!
Looking ahead in 2011:
************************ Jan.- Robs Bday Feb.- FETC Orlando Moms 60th BDay Mar.- almost 1/2 way Apr.- Spring Break May.- Tech Comp. Jun.- Summer Vacay JULY: Hope to be 40 lbs. lighter by my 37th BDay on 7/7.
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Sounds like we are nearly at the same starting weight and have the same issues. Hey, chin up. I'll try if you do! :) Take baby steps and don't beat yourself up.
Looking ahead in 2011:
************************ Jan.- Robs Bday Feb.- FETC Orlando Moms 60th BDay Mar.- almost 1/2 way Apr.- Spring Break May.- Tech Comp. Jun.- Summer Vacay JULY: Hope to be 40 lbs. lighter by my 37th BDay on 7/7.
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Hi my name is shelly I am 50 I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes last year around September I am taking glyburide and insulin shot in evenings the hardest part for me is finding things I can eat that are safe and taste good I found some 100 calorie packs that are good for that chocolate temptation and I found a book with some good recipes in it I just need some motivation to make them I eat a lot of salad I call it my safe food but that gets boring after a while every time I think about reaching for that piece of cake or candy I have to remind myself that my life is worth more then those treats then I get my mind off of it or eat something safe its a mindset I need to work on harder my life depends on it
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Thyme Oil
Fresh thyme | 1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), chopped | |
Vegetable oil/Olive oil | 1 Cup (16 tbs) |
1. In a small pan, whisk together thyme and lA cup (60 ml) of the oil until well blended. Gradually whisk in remaining 3/4 cup (180 ml) oil. Heat over medium heat, stirring often, just until warm (not hot or boiling). Remove from heat and let cool slightly.
2. Carefully pour oil into a clean, dry glass bottle or jar, leaving thyme sediment behind; discard sediment. (Or strain oil, if desired.) Cover airtight and store for up to 6 months.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1955 Calories from Fat 1946
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 220 g338.7%
Saturated Fat 28.6 g143.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 0.9 mg0.04%
Total Carbohydrates 2 g0.8%
Dietary Fiber 1.4 g5.6%
Sugars 0 g
Protein 0.56 g1.1%
Vitamin A 9.5% Vitamin C 26.8%
Calcium 4.1% Iron 9.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet

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Alex: Thank you for having me Bill. How are you doing today?
Bill: I'm doing good. We all know the two chamber Flowmaster. If you had a Fox Body back in the day you had some Flowmasters on it. But what else can you tell us about your company?
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Bill: I know Flowmaster has a lot of kits available for the 2005 and newer Mustangs. What can you tell me about these two kits you brought with you today?
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This would probably take you an hour and a half to install out of your own garage on a weekend. Very subdued, very mellow kind of tone, something designed for someone who's looking for more of a performance aspect with a little bit of rumble, nothing too wild, nothing too crazy.
Over here on the right we've got the Outlaw System. The Outlaw is very noticeable, very aggressive. It's the 'hear me from a mile away' type of sound, something I would only recommend to those who are fully aware of what they're getting. It utilizes an Outlaw race muffler, basically a muffler that was designed for race applications that are required to run mufflers without a specific dB limit. Again, I only recommend it to those that are looking for the aggressive tone from Flowmaster. It is fully built out of stainless steel, lifetime warranty as well.
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Alex: That is correct.
Bill: We know Flowmaster that has systems that fit all year Mustangs, but I heard you guys are getting in other parts of the exhaust as well?
Alex: That's right, Bill. We actually just released a full line of stainless steel headers, ceramic coated, very high end piece. They look great. It'll compliment the rest of your exhaust components. We also just released a full line of catalytic converters, both 49 state and carb certified.
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State power said necessary for uplifting Tamil[TamilNet, Wednesday, 23 October 2002, 17:20 GMT]"Tamil language and culture can never prosper as long as Tamils do not have state power. The Tamil language is demeaned by Tamils themselves in Tamilnadu. One cannot even engage in peaceful protest for Tamil rights in Tamilnadu. Tamilians and the Tamil language cannot survive until the Hindutva ideology is extirpated from Tamil society," said Mr. R. Thirumavalavan, member of the Tamilnadu legislative assembly, addressing a meeting in the University of Jaffna Wednesday.
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Never mind the Flying Pink Pig's metaphorical sausage party. Grindhaus will be an actual one. Located in the former Lithium Cafe space in Hollywood, the Grindhaus Sausage Shop is scheduled to soft-open (ahem) next week.
The quartet of owners, two chefs and two restaurant managers from Philadelphia, also plan to roll out the Grindhaus Sausage Truck (@grindhausLA) within the next two weeks.
Both ventures will offer house-made sausages including standards like bratwurst, bockwurst, spicy Italian and lamb merguez alongside more gamey concoctions: rabbit, duck with dried cherries and a bratwurst variation made with wild boar. Co-owner Thomas Lambiase says they're also developing a burger-style Greek sausage of lamb and Kalamata olives encased in caul fat.
At the market, sausages will sell for $4.99-$9.99/pound. On the truck, the grilled versions in a bun and maybe with a side will sell for $5-8, though they're still working out the pricing.
Grindhaus will also sell pantry items like duck fat, cured pancetta, spice rubs, mustards, sauerkraut and pickled items. Labiase says they toyed with the idea of making the brick-and-mortar venue a full butcher shop but decided to stick to sausages. They will, however, find and prepare custom meats for clients who want a specialty cut. Now, that's a very different Hollywood meat market.
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- According to a GeoHazards study (2001), a school child in Kathmandu is 400 times more likely to die in an earthquake than a school child in Kobe, Japan. Led by the Ministry of Education and Asian Development Bank, the NRRC Flagship 1 focuses on ensuring the structural resiliency and operational capacity of schools to protect children and the wider community from the impact of natural disasters. Safe schools are critical, not only for children who rely on these structures to learn and develop, but also for society as schools are the doorway to development and social cohesion.
- According to a 2001 assessment, a major earthquake in the Kathmandu Valley would result in only 10% functionality of hospitals, which will threaten the response to immediate needs, sustainable recovery efforts and health driven development. Led by the Ministry of Health and Population and the World Health Organization, the NRRC Flagship 1 will ensure that hospitals in the Kathmandu Valley will structurally survive a major earthquake and have the capacity to operate after a disaster to save lives, treat the injured and support recovery
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Last month, the US State Department made plenty of news for threatening to punish employees who misused the "reply-all" button on their email clients. That, by itself, seemed a bit extreme, but Jeremy Wagstaff alerts us to the fact that some organizations are going a step further and figuring out ways to disable the reply-all button entirely. The latest to do so is Nielsen, which did so with a cheery memo to staff explaining why this would "reduce non-essential messages in mailboxes, freeing up our time as well as server space." That's one way to think about it.
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Ima Fish, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:14pmI'd fire any employee too ignorant or stupid to figure out why you should not use "reply all." Three violations, you're gone.
Norm, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:18pm
What if the employee...
...was your boss? It's more likely the IT staff did this as a way to gently prevent management from doing so. -
Slackr, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:22pmI'm with Fish on this. It screams, "cater for the lowest common denominator". Honestly if people are this stupid, don't employ them. And if you already employed them - stop using the Reply All button fool!
Skeptical Cynic (profile), 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:24pm
Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
In 15 years+ of doing IT support I have seen too many times when people just can't seem to get that reply all is not good. But then again there have been ways for years and years to prevent people from replying to an email with x amount of recipients. Sorry but IT is at fault more than they are, why? Because we should know better than allow it. -
:Lobo Santo, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:28pm
Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
Yep, let's just take all freedoms away from stupid people... that'll fix em!
Oh, and then they'll never learn anything...
Hey! And then we could enslave them and say it for their "security!"
Let's do it! -
Skeptical Cynic (profile), 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:36pm
Re: Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
Sometimes stupid people need to be protected from their own stupidity. Look at the DUI laws. -
:Lobo Santo, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:49pm
Re: Re: Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
DUI Laws exist to make money for your fascist gov.
If there were really a concern about DUI safety, the cars would know when you're drunk and pull you over--no "black perros" involved. -
Skeptical Cynic (profile), 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:51pm
Re: Re: Re: Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
Don't be a dumb mass. Yes they do generate revenue but really they are about protecting people from their own stupidity. -
:Lobo Santo, 2 Feb 2009 @ 2:21pm
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
You believe that?
Are you sure DUI laws don't exist to "save the children"? -
Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2009 @ 3:06pm
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
I said properly implemented. sadly many people abuse them and as such they lose meaning.
using DUI laws to keep the people who swerve all over off the streets is good, using them to lockup or fine the guy sleeping it off in the back of his car is bad. -
Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2009 @ 2:05pm
Re: Re: Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
dui laws, when properly implemented, exist to protect smart people and pedestrians from stupid people. -
ehrichweiss, 2 Feb 2009 @ 2:08pm
Re: Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
You obviously have never worked in IT. I can safely say that 97% of all people in any office are completely and totally willfully ignorant about security issues of any sort.
At a firm I used to work for there was an employee who could not keep from opening every attachment that was sent her way despite being told not to open anything that didn't come directly from us or one of our clients(this was before spam got really tricky).
Our solution? We setup the mailserver to send the mail to us first to be approved and then we'd have the server resend it to her. There was simply no other solution short of firing her. These days, I'd have recommended the latter and been done with it. -
Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2009 @ 2:45pm
Re: Re: Re: Oh, the stupid people I have seen.
Send em an executable that would send an e-mail out to everyone saying "I Quit this stinking job"
And verify that it sends a copy to personal. -
Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:28pmI think there are many valid cases where reply to all SHOULD be used, and this causes unnecessary effort to continue those styles of communications.
smg, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:29pmit seems to me that sometimes reply all is a pissing contest.
verucht, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:29pm
People are people
The company I work for came up with an annoying but semi effective way to deal with it. They left the reply all function intact but moved it to a sub menu that you have to take time to select. Annoying if you work in projects where reply all is not only legitimate but essential from a CYA perspective. -
Ken Zutter, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:30pm
I don't get it
Why is it said that reply-all is not good. Sometimes it IS appropriate to Reply-all.
Yes, yes, there are dufusses, but that is what training is for. -
Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:31pmWhen it's your boss doing the reply all, you can't really fire him for it can you?
It's quite common for people high up in companies (typically the higher the more likely I've noticed) to think that what they have to say to something is important for everyone to hear it, when really it only affects 2-3 people. -
Reply - All User, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:32pmI use Reply to All extensively FOR work. Often times, I need to keep my co-workers appraised of the latest development on a particular issue. It basically becomes a sort of online collaboration tool.
The only people I've seen mis-use it, were the less savvy senior management. -
Joseph Durnal, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:33pm
Problems and solutions
90% of my career has been centered around e-mail systems. Yes, when used improperly, the reply to all button can be trouble. But imagine a complex e-mail thread involving several people from different teams all working together, and how much time will be wasted when each person has to re-enter all of those e-mail addresses.
Sure, it would be better done via a multi party IM session, but seriously, do you think that an IT department that takes away the reply to all button would have a decent instant message strategy, especially one that is accessible to everyone involved?
The best thing to do would be to higher smarter employees and make sure that they don't have all this extra time on their hands to worry about an erroneous e-mail that would take far less time to ignore than to reply to. Then have your IT department implement instant messaging, presence, and online meeting spaces. -
Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2009 @ 2:53pm
Re: Problems and solutions
I agree; I use reply to all extensively for this reason. But every once in a while some moron hits "reply to all" on an email sent to the global address list (over 25,000 addresses), and then the chain reaction starts. Dumber morons reply to all saying "stop replying to all!", and even dumber ones reply to all saying "stop it!" The last time it happened, I set up a filter to send anything with the subject to my deleted items and mark them as read. I had over 400 by the end of the day. -
Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2009 @ 3:08pm
Re: Re: Problems and solutions
that is why global lists should be sent blind copy. the problem there is with the people creating the email just as much as the people hitting reply to all. -
GGUY, 2 Feb 2009 @ 1:52pm
Try MS Groove
We've been trying to get in the habit of using Groove for MULTIPERSONAL communications involving our projects. Granted I don't work for a large company and the program has it's fall backs. But a few of tools, and the ongoing chat feature, can potentionally eliminate many interoffice email messages altogether. Then again people may just start mis-using Groove; nevermind. -
Relonar, 2 Feb 2009 @ 2:22pm... ... newsgroups? forums? write your own script? ... This is why companies have IT departments. To look at what is happening, in terms of information and communications, and try to figure out a way it could be done better.
d, 2 Feb 2009 @ 2:34pm
Just separate the buttons...
My company did the same thing, but I could never understand why they just couldn't separate the two buttons more... -
Nick, 2 Feb 2009 @ 2:40pmIf you really need to "reply-all" that critically for REAL WORK, then you need to learn about something called a "Mailing List Manager".
Overcast, 2 Feb 2009 @ 3:01pmIf you really need to "reply-all" that critically for REAL WORK, then you need to learn about something called a "Mailing List Manager".
Not really. I'm working on a rather large project at work now, sometimes we have members of many different teams working in tandem to get a task done. It can be three people or 30 people...
When some messages come in, it's important to use 'reply to all' so that all the people in the message get the reply. It certainly saves me time, that way I don't have to CTRL-C and CTRL-V.... plus it helps to eliminate missing people on the list, etc...
As parts of the project are in different areas of the country and/or support personnel change, there's no way to really do a distribution list - since it would change almost daily.
Speaking of which, the employees will soon learn to be adept at copying and pasting - which would make all the time wasted on eliminating the 'reply to all' button a huge waste.
It's really a matter of user training; not the email applications - they only 'reply to all' when you tell them to. -
Joe Smith, 2 Feb 2009 @ 4:23pm
Lots of stupid people in the world
It should be harder to send widely distributed emails just to protect the idiots and everyone around them.
I work with one a*****e who regularly sends to everyone in the firm emails attaching articles that he thinks we should all read to make us better people.
I was involved in a transaction where an email went out laying out in a matter of fact way some problems that had been encountered in negotiating a deal and one of the recipients immediately sent a reply all that started "tell those a*****es" that ..." not realizing that the other side had been included in the original email. -
Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2009 @ 7:04pm
Reply All is Useful
when there are 5 or 6 people you don't normally email involved in the discussion and it is actually relevant. That said it can be annoying but spamming people back usually works to stop their blantant abuse of the system -
Jasen Webster (profile), 2 Feb 2009 @ 7:34pm
I took extra measures to add the Google Lab in Gmail so the Reply All button appears by default. :)
In the business world, the Reply to All button should be removed from the quick menu bars but not the actual drop down menus. This doesn't prevent the use of reply to all, but rather makes it a more conscientious decision. -
Anonymous Coward, 3 Feb 2009 @ 4:36amReply All doesn't annoy me as much as idiots who can't strip hundreds or even thousands of email addresses and headers out of a forwarded message before sending it. I get emails all the time on my blackberry that are nothing but forwarded headers that cause the message to be truncated. And then it's usually a one or two sentence message that wasn't worth scrolling down for in the first place.
chris f (profile), 3 Feb 2009 @ 7:54am
Zappos.com Reply all hat
I like this punishment for replying to all
http://blogs.zappos.com/blogs/inside-zappos/2008/12/15/the-story-behind-the-replyall-hat -
S, 3 Feb 2009 @ 8:35am
Wy can't you....
Well, with reply all disabled, why can't you just copy and paste the recipients?
Ctrl-C & Ctrl-V disabled too?
Can't make anything idiot-proof because idiots are so ingenious. -
Mark Rosedale (profile), 3 Feb 2009 @ 9:34am
Reply All is essential to work
I work in IT, but even if I didn't there are many times (and I mean many) where reply all is essential to work. I think the problem would be when people reply all to a distribution list that includes most, if not all, of the workers for that organization. This is simple to fix you make the list private and those using it include it in the BC and have their own address in the to. Then if someone replies all it will go to the original sender. Beyond that it is well within an organizations rights to send out memo or require user training to avert such behavior.
I would be annoyed when someone cc's a bunch of people who will all want the reply and I have to hand enter every email address. Clearly this company is only looking at the problem and forgetting that the solution may be worse than the initial problem. You would think someone in their IT department would tell them a better way or of the values of reply all. -
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The Real Problem Is With Mass E-mail Distribution Lists
"that is why global lists should be sent blind copy. the problem there is with the people creating the email just as much as the people hitting reply to all."
I'd go further and say it is *entirely* on the folks who insist on e-mailing dozens or hundreds of people in the CC field.
In many cases not only is this annoying but it is downright stupid because it reveals information that the recipients don't need to know about the rest of the recipients.


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- A clear and complete explanation of course/program enrollment procedures and all resulting financial obligations.
- Accurate scholarship information, free of misleading 'scholarship' offers based on military tuition assistance.
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20 February, 2016 -All India Bikkhu Sangha and Shakya Muni College
On the day before the Monlam officially started, the Gyalwang Karmapa made time in his busy schedule to visit the Akong Tulku Memorial Soup Kitchen—even taking a few minutes to help chop vegetables. The soup kitchen operates during the Kagyu Monlam each year, and offers nutritious hot meals and kindness to hundreds of Bodhgaya residents. This year, in addition to serving lunch five days in Bodhgaya, the soup kitchen delivered food and supplies to three nearby villages.
The idea for the soup kitchen came about eleven years ago, when a group of Akong Tulku Rinpoche's students from Samye Ling Monastery in Scotland came together to the Kagyu Monlam. Many in the group had never been to India, and they were saddened by the suffering they saw among the beggars and impoverished people Read the rest of this article


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cool beans is an exclamation of happiness and interest. rarely used of people, it, surprisingly, generally describes things not related to sex, drugs, or computers.
Cool Beans is also a really nifty "Indie Punk Music Zine" and record label put out by Matt Kelly: first in San Francisco, and more recently in Portland, OR. They've been around since 1988 (as a BBS). The print zine started in 1993.
The creator(s) have published something like 14 issues and about five independent recordings in all that time; have usually included some really great compilation tape or cd with the issue; have put out recorded material by The Rondelles, lowercase, Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth, A Minor Forest, Butthole Surfers and many more (some of it unreleased or exclusive tracks); have occasionally included software on CD-ROM from the Cult of the Dead Cow; do interviews, reviews, tour diaries, kick-ass artwork, you name it.
In addition to other things, Cool Beans is also a small cafe in Oradell, NJ which holds an open-mic night every other Sunday evening for the purpose of music, prose, and poetry, and even on the other Sundays, a lot of the same people come around, and they're all pretty friendly. They do sell decent (albeit expensive) pie and cake, but you're not under any obligation to buy anything (although they encourage it on open-mic night if you're going to stay inside), so if you're in north Jersey on a Sunday evening, you have no excuse not to look the place up and drop by, and if you're in north Jersey on a Sunday night, I know you have nothing better to do either.
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Jewish World Review Sept. 21, 2011 / 22 Elul, 5771 Time to make pols squirm By Ann McFeatters
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Folks, it is no news to you we are in trouble. No job growth, our economy in tatters, poverty is spreading, our infrastructure falling apart, high school SAT scores declining, two unfinished wars, housing foreclosures soaring, our politicians unable to be civil, let alone get anything done. Somehow, rioting in Athens, Greece, influences jobs in Columbus, Ohio. Even the Post Office is broke. How will we get our Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes notices?
Short of screaming in frustration, what can we do?
In short: Get even by holding politicians accountable, making them blow their cool.
Without being impolite, we have to demand candidates be specific about how they would promote economic growth, what they would do about Social Security, exactly where they get their campaign donations, how to bring our soldiers home,
After peripheral candidates are winnowed out, debates in depth should be held. There should be a debate on exactly how candidates would "create jobs" and why they believe their plans would work. There should be a debate on the future of Social Security and Medicare. There should be a debate on tax reform, another on how to disengage from Iraq and Afghanistan and another on federal regulations.
In the general election campaign, we should demand intense specificity. We should roar with rage when frivolous issues take center stage, pushing aside the real challenges. By November of 2012, we should know the two remaining candidates inside and out.
And every taxpayer should check that box on tax returns to contribute $3 to the cost of the election.
Every election is important. This time more people than usual truly think this one is vital because there are two competing philosophies in America and 2012 probably will determine which direction we take -- for years.
Republicans believe government is too big, too intrusive and too costly. They argue there are too many regulations that discourage business investment and job creation, that government has been too quick to get involved in the lives of the poor and the sick, that taxes on corporations are too high, that financial regulations governing Wall Street are too onerous.
Democrats believe that in a global economy, the role of government is more important, not less so. They believe government should provide a tangible, substantive social safety net for the poor and vulnerable. They believe many corporations and wealthy Americans are not paying their share and that the middle class is declining, contributing to a bad economy. They believe tax reform should bring more fairness and end loopholes.
Big issues. Big decisions. Let's make 'em squirm.
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Released: 2004
Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Runtime: 2 hr 9 min
MPAA Rating: R
Director: Kar Wai Wong
Starring: Tony Leung, Li Gong, Faye Wong, Takuya Kimura, Ziyi Zhang, Carina Lau, Chen Chang
Its baffling story concerns the number 2046, which has multiple meanings.
Review by: SteveRhodes
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2046 is a handsome enigma that offers little to reward the viewer's patience. Its baffling story concerns the number 2046, which has multiple meanings. It is the number of a hotel room which people have trouble leaving, and it's a year in the future where part of the story is set. The movie moves so slowly that you'll swear that 2046 is also the number of minutes in the film's running length.
2046, by writer/director Wong Kar Wai, is the sequel to his IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, a real favorite film of mine. But while both films share some common stars and a beautiful look and sound, IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE is a much more accessible film. In 2046, Chow Mo Wan (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) is again the central character. Chow and the character he is writing in his novel, set in 2046, are having relationships with multiple women, some of whom are androids. Zhang Ziyi and Gong Li play two of the prettiest of the women.
Since the film opens with a voice-over that tells us, "All memories are traces of tears," I suspect the reaction to the story is supposed to be sadness. But I'm here to tell you that the film's wonderfully dreamy music is much more likely to induce a peaceful state of slumber than make you cry. It is said of Chow that "It's as if he boarded a very long train headed for a drowsy future through the unfathomable night." You'll feel like you boarded his train too as you try to stay awake through 2046. 2046 is a film that most critics will gush over but that will put most viewers to sleep. Now, if Wai ever really makes a proper sequel to IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, I want to see it.
2046 runs a long 2:09. The film is in Cantonese, Japanese and Mandarin with English subtitles. It is rated R for "sexual content" and would be acceptable for teenagers.


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Uncovering the "disappeared"
Yesterday's post described the work of COMADRES, the organization of mothers of civilian victims of the civil war, dedicated to finding what happened to the "desaparecidos", those were were abducted by death squads or the armed forces and never heard from again. That work continues, as an article yesterday on the IPS news service describes:
The local residents and forensic experts are digging in the spot where the remains of five men and one woman are thought to be buried in La Angostura, a rural village in the mountains near the town of Ciudad Barrios, 136 km east of San Salvador. The exhumation work takes place Apr. 24-28.
The Madeleine Lagadec Human Rights Centre's efforts to uncover the truth have led to around 600 exhumations of common graves since El Salvador began the transition to democracy in the wake of the 1980-1992 armed conflict, which left more than 75,000 civilian victims dead, as well as some 7,000 people "disappeared", according to official estimates.
Nearly two decades later, the remains of thousands of "desaparecidos", as the victims of forced disappearance are known in Spanish, are still buried in common graves without ever having been identified. (more)
Does anyone disagree that family members should have the right to assistance in learning what happened to their loved ones? Yet organizations which work on this task regularly report receiving a cold shoulder from the current government in El Salvador.


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Allegri: Miserere; Palestrina, Mundy / Tallis Scholars1 CD / Gimell / 2005-11-08 Works: Gregorio Allegri: Miserere; William Mundy: Vox patris caelestis; Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina: GloriaPerformers: Armstrong, Jane; Chance, Michael [Countertenor Vocal]; Cornwell, Joseph; Duncan, Ruth; King, Andrew [Tenor Vocal]; Leigh, Douglas; Mason, Colin Scott; Stamp, Alison; Stell, Judith; Walker, Julian; Wi... Widely regarded as the best recording of Allegris Miserere, this landmark recording by Peter Phillips and The Tallis Scholars was made in Merton College Chapel,...continue... read more
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Road? Where we're going, we don't need roads. – Dr. Emmett Brown.
Here's a look back at the maker world and beyond!
August 2012, we upgraded our laser to 60w!
August of 2011, we released our first open-source wearable necklace, the iNecklace. Within a few weeks makers improved the code and it's be a top seller in our store!
August 2010, The BigBuild on Adafruit was featured on WIRED.
August 2009, RocketBoom visits Adafruit. We started our weekly show, ASK AN ENGINEER, we purchased our first pick-and-place and we upgraded the Adafruit site.
August 2008, some old posts from our ladyada, Uzebox, kits in space and Forbes makes a MintyBoost.
August 2007, more classic ladyada posts when it was almost only just her running Adafruit by herself. MintyBoost released, Boarduino and more.
August 2008, ladyada about to head off to Burningman.
1913 – Stainless Steel Still Isn't Stained
…but it is 100 this week. Stainless steel patents had existed earlier, but the first fully functional, modern stainless steel (defined as a steel alloy that contained 0.24% carbon and 12.8% chromium) wasn't made until August 13, 1913 by metallurgist Harry Brearley in an effort to find a more erosion-resistant metal for rifle barrels. And it's still in kitchens, cladding buildings, in sterile labs and factories, on your watch, on cars and of course in guns, not to mention that it was probably in your mouth at some point this week, (if you're not addicted to takeout and finger foods).
1865 – Carbolic Acid In Surgery Results From People Realizing Germs Exist
In 1865, Dr. Joseph Lister became the first surgeon perform an operation using carbolic acid (phenol) as an antiseptic. He had studied Louis Pasteur's germ theory of disease, learning bacteria cause infections. Reasoning that carbolic acid was used in sewage treatment, he decided that they must be effective to kill germs elsewhere. The first beneficiary of his discovery was a 12-year-old named James Greenlees, age 12, whose wounded leg healed with no infection after a surgery with that included carbolic acid and linseed oil. With his new antiseptic practices, Lister's surgical death rate dropped 30%, from 45% to 15%. Unfortunately for the punctured and ruptured around the world, though, his innovation was slow to catch on. An excellent article by Atul Gawande in last week's New Yorker examines why Lister's discovery was so slow to spread when the contemporary discovery of using anesthesia in surgery spread like wildfire.
1777 – Hans Christian Ørsted Was Born, Identified What Caused Magnetic Fields, Made Aluminum
Hans Christian Ørsted devleoped the field of who electromagnetism through his discovery that electric currents create magnetic fields. The oersted (Oe), the cgs unit of magnetic H-field strength, is named for him. And while we're on metallurgy, in 1825, Ørsted was the first to produce aluminum, predating stainless steel by 88 years.
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For readers who feel there is something missing in their daily walk with God, Gloria Copeland explains that relationship-learning to talk with and listen to God in daily encounters-is what will change their lives. Knowing God requires a lifestyle of communion with Him. While religion creates numbing routine, relationship ignites the power to overcome sin and to prosper in every area of life. Regularly communicating with God strengthens believers, builds their faith, and makes way for them to lay hold of all God's blessings through Jesus Christ. Warm, personal, and inspiring, TO KNOW HIM is a friendly guide to discovering an exciting, promising relationship with God.
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I don't know if there is suppose to be a cover for the lights, I don't like that there is no cover, I called where I brought it and they said it doesn't come with a cover......I have a 2yo granddaughter and always worry she may break the bulbs if she were to get in there, so if anyone else has this and doesn't have a cover either Please let me know Thanks!!!! I love it otherwise
works fine
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We have had the stainless steel 21 cu ft model for a few months. The only poor design feature I see is the light in the freezer is on the back wall. It would be better on the front or top. Items in the freezer block the light, and put the items in shadow. This review has two inputs regarding recommendation to a friend: "yes it's amazing" and not recommended. What's with that? It isn't "amazing", but so far works fine and does what is expected.
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Martino Gamper, the genius designer behind the "100 Chairs in 100 Days" project, recently let T Magazine into his studio that he shares with his wife, Francis Upritchard, and three friends. The tour, not surprisingly, reveals an impressively designed space brimming with unique pieces, creativity, and one of a kind artwork (made by friends, naturally).
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HERZFELD RUBIN MEYER & ROSE LAW FIRM LIMITED (HRMR), the first American law firm in Myanmar, today announced the expansion of its Government Relations Practice to assist clients working with the Myanmar's new government lead by the National League for Democracy (NLD). U Kyaw Hoe, NLD's Main Counsel and a member of its Central Committee, will be leading this Practice in addition to leading the Litigation Practice. U Kyaw Hoe has represented Daw Aung San Su Kyi and U Nyan Win, the Secretary-General of the NLD, as well as its spokesperson.
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• Our standards. As Myanmar's first American law firm, Herzfeld Rubin Meyer & Rose Law Firm Limited ("HRMR") is proud to apply US standards and the American Bar Association's Model Rules of Professional Conduct to our work in Myanmar.
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• Our local relationships. We are 'on the ground' in Myanmar. Our presence goes well beyond a physical office. Our professionals have longstanding relationships with critical Myanmar officials and entities.
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The professionals of Herzfeld Rubin Meyer & Rose Law Firm Ltd. lead our practice disciplines with expertise and intelligence, combined with deep curiosity and managerial thoroughness. We balance a broad perspective with sharp focus to achieve successful results in creative and highly constructive ways, utilizing an integrated team approach.
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No democratic dividend for Myanmar's frontier markets
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