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I'll tread lightly with my asterisks for you....OK? I sure hope you don't have PP bookmarked, where the kids can login in your absence? Do you?
In lieu of that, I'm sure that the 'mods' will smack me down in the AM.
One cannot reason someone out of something they were not reasoned into. - Jonathan Swift
Grandchildren are probably all smart enough to check on what Grandma has been reading ( if they care, which I doubt ). I don't have it bookmarked however. They use the computer when they are here. And both sons are in the computer field so their children know a good bit about it. I would bet my granchildren hear worse than your word everyday of their lives at school or at work though. Just decided to kid you a bit. I'm in a really good, light hearted mood tonight.
I have cited on this forum, times when people I know have done just this, some liberal and some conservative.
Sadly, these types of actions are not publicised very often. I love people to tell of such charity, ESPECIALLY when they are the ones who perform it. It let't me feel that I know the person better and usually results in a more accurate picture of the person.
I tell you what. YOU cite instances of people you know personally who have donated time and money to help their fellow man who find themselves in such circumstances. Don't leave yourself out. I assure you noone will feel you are bragging, only showing you are one of the vast majority.
I forgot to say that I am willing to do the same.
As far as I'm concerned, PBO should stay away.
What does a Prez visit really do besides disrupt/divert resources away from the jobs that need to/should be doing, just for a photo op?
What's he gonna do, roll up his sleeves and hold a shovel for 30 secs? His "perfectly sculpted pecs" wouldn't pick up debris or anything. That's NOT what the CommOrg in Chief does!
And heaven forbid MO might get her designer jeans dirty or break a nail! "Let's Move" does not include handing out drinking water or blankets at a shelter.
They'd do better by sending the WH/NPS garden workers out there to help.
At least those folks know what a shovel & a backhoe are for!
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Mueller, Jackson to receive top alumni awards
Posted November 14, 2011; 03:30 p.m.
Princeton University will present its top honors for alumni to Robert S. Mueller III, director of the FBI, and Lisa Jackson, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Mueller, a member of the Class of 1966, will receive the Woodrow Wilson Award. Jackson, who earned a master's degree in chemical engineering in 1986, will receive the James Madison Medal. They will be presented with the awards and deliver addresses on campus during Alumni Day activities on Saturday, Feb. 25.
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Mueller is regarded as the chief driving force behind the FBI's shift from an organization primarily focused on investigating criminal activity, to a national security service that uses intelligence to address a much broader international terrorist and criminal threat landscape.
Madison medalist
Jackson is both a scientist and a public servant whose career has focused on environmental issues. As the administrator of the EPA, her top priorities include addressing greenhouse gases — carbon monoxide and other gases produced from manufacturing processes — as a public health threat. Along with prioritizing improvements in air quality, she also is concerned with better management of the risks posed by chemicals, cleanup of hazardous waste sites and protection of America's water supply.

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WIPO's proposed Broadcasting Treaty lurched forward another step on Wednesday. In a tense and acrimonious meeting, the WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights adopted a recommendation that WIPO's General Assembly should convene a 2007 Diplomatic Conference to finalize the treaty. The 183 WIPO Member States must now decide whether to accept that and convene the Conference, when the General Assembly meets on September 25 - October 3. It's not at all clear whether they will do so, but EFF will be at WIPO to report on events as they unfold.
The WIPO Broadcasting Treaty has just passed the next step on its way to a Diplomatic Conference in 2007. The meeting of the WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights has just recommended that the WIPO General Assembly convene a Diplomatic Conference in July 2007.
Overruling the objections of a number of WIPO Member States (including the United States), the following recommendations were grudgingly adopted under a silent procedure:
Day 3, 13 September 2006.
Meeting outcome (as adopted by silent procedure, at 5:56 p.m.):
The WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights is meeting this week in Geneva to discuss and "finalize" the proposed Broadcasting Treaty. WIPO's goal is to get the 182 Member States to make a recommendation to the upcoming General Assembly that it should convene an early 2007 Diplomatic Conference, where the nuts and bolts of the treaty would be hammered out. Stakes are high. This will be the third time that the treaty has been put forward for a vote on holding a Diplomatic Conference. At the end of day 2, it looks like they might get their wish. The only question is at what cost?
Negotiations on the WIPO Development Agenda came to a grinding halt today, after the Chair presented the Committee with a proposed recommendation for the WIPO General Assembly that raised concerns about procedural fairness and transparency. Brazil and Argentina announced that they had instructions from their governments to withdraw from the process due to unfair procedural treatment, and requested that the existing proposals be sent to the WIPO General Assembly to decide the future of the Development Agenda. The only thing that was clear by day's end is that the annual General Assembly meeting on September 25-October 3 will be very interesting indeed.
Read on for more analysis and the NGO Coalition's notes after the jump.
For most of day 2 of this week's meeting on the WIPO Development Agenda, we counted. We heard statements from Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, and South Africa about the importance of protecting the public domain, balancing intellectual property rights with human rights, and the very real problems facing developing countries . In between, we listened to developed countries reel off lists of the numbers of the 111 proposals that they would -- and in the case of the U.S., Japan and Mexico -- would not support.
There was no real engagement or debate on matters of substance; the developed countries have clearly decided that the real action will be at the September WIPO General Assembly. Meanwhile, Brazil on behalf of the Group of Friends of Development, continued carefully documenting how their 21 proposal document (PCDA/2/2) addresses and summarizes the proposals on the table.
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I've attempted multiple times to make this recipe. One of my teachers told me this was the best recipe ever. She makes it, no problem. I make it, failure every time! It always comes out clumpy or too runny. I've tried less butter, cooking the simple syrup longer, pouring it in slower, stirring it less, less vanilla, more butter, everything. Not sure what I'm doing wrong except that perhaps there might be something wrong with this recipe. If anyone has suggestions let me know. But it never works out.
Super easy, but must pay attention (duh). I tried to multi-task and the buttercream got a little thick when I was adding the butter toward the end. The meringue is DEVINE - so glossy and light, almost wanted to frost the cake with just that. It took me longer than 10 minutes to cool it down, maybe 15-20 minutes, but after it was cool, no curdling was in effect when I added the butter. I didn't use the recommend 4 sticks of butter either, as I tasted along the way and thought it felt pretty rich at a little less than 3.5 sticks, so I'd suggest tasting as you go. Added some key lime curd instead of vanilla for a key lime cake - this made enough to frost a two layer 8-inch cake.
YUCH!! Visual is OK but flavor is not there....bland and greasy aftertaste. No wonder with 4 sticks of butter!
This is a classic, go=to recipe for frosting. If you are shocked at the amount of butter, I have used Land O'Lakes light butter and acheived great success with it.Never maregine or anything gross like that though! I also will sometimes add 2 Tbs. of Frangelico or Grand Marnier for flavor, or for a berry buttercream, I puree 10 oz. of frozen raspberries, pressed through a fine mesh strainer to remove seeds, and reduce over low heat to 1/2 cup, then add to frosting - excellent pink color and raspberry flavor!
This recipe was the BEST and the easiest to make. I followed it to the letter. I feel that you need to add all of the butter for volume. I also didn't have any trouble with it curdling, but that might be because I used a whisk to whip my meringue. Also, took the advice of another reviewer and created an ice water bath to cool off the meringue. Super easy. NOTE: this was enough icing to ice 2 chocolate 9" round cakes with center filled. But if you also want icing for decorating, you'll need to make another batch or buy store bought (but that would be a shame)
OMG - this icing is amazing! Thanks for the detail about the "soupy look" and the "curdling" because both happened to me when I made it. Cooling the meringue took about 30 minutes vs the 10 minutes indicated in the recipe (I thought my stand mixer was going to burn out on me!)... I finally did the frozen peas trick and wished I started that earlier. But so worth the effort - simply AMAZING!
I have made this recipe dozens of times now and the comments I hear every time are that this is the best buttercream ever. Light and fluffy as can be. It is definitely more difficult to make then most, but if you follow the directions exactly you will love it.
This is the most amazing buttercream. So light and ethereal. I can think of many places to put this...this chocolate cake was a good place to start!
Loved this! First time making this kind of frosting and it turned out wonderfully. Like others,I used a bag of frozen peas and another of frozen corn to cool the meringue after adding the hot syrup. Just held them against the bottom of the mixer bowl. I also stopped at 3.5 sticks of butter. I forgot to add vanilla, but it was still amazingly good. All the guests at the party inhaled their cake.
This was not hard to make but I was shocked about how much butter was required. I just couldn't keep adding it in so I didn't I used 11/4 cups and it worked fine . I actually didn't use this frosting the first time I made the cupcake and I don't know if I would again I like it more sweet less creamy . It is a beautiful frosting but I think I might love it more as a filling .


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Call me emotional, but your photos and your entries have me in tears this morning. The photos are so amazing and you both look so happy. I love it! The sunset photos are out of this world. You two are something else! Your entries are always so interesting and fun to read. Although the wars and violence and it's effect on the human race is so careless and so depressing. When you return let us know how we can get involved more to contribute to change! LOVE YOU TWO!
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So, after leaving Kampot we traveled back to Phnom Penh to get our Laos Visas. We got out of there the following day to head to Siem Reap. This is where the Angkor ruins are located, Cambodia's (or quite possibly SE Asia's) biggest tourist attraction. It is a collection of ruins dating all the way back to the 9th Century AD. Angkor was the heart of the Khmer Empire that flourished in Indochina from the 9th to the 13th Century with Angkor Wat being the biggest and most notable. There are over 50 different sites located several kilometers apart all with their own unique features and histories. If you've seen the movie "Tomb Raider" you may be familiar with Angkor. Some travelers choose a 1 day pass and just visit the largest of the ruins. We decided to do a 3 day pass. The first day we rented bicycles for $1/day. They were rickety old things but they did the job. Within 5 minutes of riding mine, however, the back metal fender broke and was scraping the tire as I rode. Clint and I stopped to try to figure out what to do about it and within 1 minute a nice man who spoke no English, stopped, pulled out string and a knife and fixed it without any expectations. We gave him a small tip anyway to show our appreciation and although he was wearing a mask I could tell by his kind eyes that he was all smiles. We biked and hiked around all day in the 100 degree heat. By midday here the weather can be a bit brutal and we are usually dripping with sweat and searching out shade whenever we can (sorry to rub it in MN folk!). We were glad we chose to bike as it allowed us to move at our own pace, to stop wherever we wanted and get some exercise. We visited some of the more popular ruins this day and were amazed at how beautiful and intricate they were. We took lots of photos! The second day we took a Tuk-Tuk, left in the afternoon and stayed to watch the sunset at Phnom Bakkheng. This was a ruin high on a hill with a great view for a sunset. We could have taken an elephant up to the ruins like many others did but it was too pricey for us budget backpackers. The sunset was beautiful and we managed to climb down the incredibly steep stairs of the ruins before it got completely dark. The third day we also hired a Tuk-Tuk and awoke at 5am to see the sunrise over Angkor Wat. It was cloudy that morning so we weren't too impressed with the view but we met two awesome ladies from Japan that made the wait for the sun worthwhile. They were probably in their late 50s and one spoke English so we chatted it up. During our talk they gave us candy from their hometown, a home-made bookmark with pressed flowers in it, and invited us to stay with them if we are ever in Japan. They said we have a "home in Japan". We gave them our information and told them they have a home in Minnesota also. They then told us that in Japan there is a song about egg salad in Minnesota. How random! We'll have to look that one up. When we told them we were sorry we didn't have any gifts to give them in return they said "You give us your great smiles, that's enough". As they left, they yelled for us from across the ruins and waved enthusiastically to us through 3 different windows as they walked. They started our morning out right...with laughter and smiles.
Other than seeing the amazing ruins we also got to experience some other Cambodian sites during our Angkor tour. Our second day we saw monkeys! Our Tuk-Tuk driver stopped so we could take photos. We bought bananas from a local vendor and fed them straight from our hands. If anyone knows me well enough they know that I LOVE monkeys, so, needless to say, I was all smiles during this stop. There were at least 20 monkeys all around us, many with little babies clinging to their mothers. Another site we saw were many Cambodian children, some at play, others at work. One boy who appeared to be about 4 years old, although he looked smaller than my 4 year old nephews, was riding a grown adult 2 wheel bicycle! Of course he was too short to sit on the seat so he stood to pedal. His arms stretched high to reach the handle bars and from the back view you could barely see his head because it was lower than the bike seat. We haven't seen a lot of children's bikes here so little kids ride full size bikes and many times are giving their friends bucks on the back! Skilled riders! We also encountered many children at work in Angkor. This was very sad as we realized that children, as young as 3 or 4 and many grade school age, are working very long hours trying to make money for themselves and their families. They memorize English words and facts about the USA, such as Capitals, presidents, etc. One girl counted to me in about 5 different languages in an attempt to impress me into buying her postcards and bracelets. From what we have been told, parents are not able to afford to send their children to school and thus they are encouraged to work.
In Siem Reap, the town just outside of Ankgor, we were emotionally floored at how many disabled people are working or asking for money in the streets. As we said in our last blog, but we have seen even more of it, there are SO many people with missing limbs. Some with no legs and maybe one arm trying to sell bootlegged books or whatever they can. It was common to see full sized musical bands with signs explaining that they were all amputee victims of land mines and trying to raise money to feed their families. In Vietnam, we saw many people who were severely deformed. Later we found out this was from the effects of the chemical "Agent Orange" used in the war. It has been a very emotional experience for both of us to see the blatant effects of war on people, physically and psychologically. The system has failed these people! I have seen horrible poverty in Latin America but Cambodia may just be the worst I have seen. This is partly due to the number of disabled people who, for some, can't even afford crutches or wheelchairs and scoot on the ground with flip flops on their hands and rubber or plastic tied to their waist. Being face to face with this poverty has made us feel an intense sense of helplessness, we can't possibly buy or give to everyone and we know even if we could, it might help them today, but is not truly going to change their conditions for the better. We are inspired to fight for global systematic and social change that can improve the conditions for ALL as we see this as the necessary action. Clint and I continually ask the question "how can we (the world) allow these things to happen???"...allow such atrocities as the Khmer Rouge genocide, allow such poverty that women with their three children are out at midnight begging for food, allow children to be forced to work at age 4 with no opportunities to play, go to school and with no way out, allow people to live in fear of getting blown up by land mines that were left here by others (USA and its allies), allow such conditions that people (including many children) are forced to search out unexploded bombs to disarm in order to sell for scrap metal to make any little money they can with the full understanding of what the consequences could be. Another common site is pollution, deforestation, and destruction of natural resources. In most areas there is trash everywhere...in the rivers, oceans, countryside, cities, communities. Without education and the money and services to pick up trash, people don't have many choices here. This society of consumerism and waste must end soon. These beautiful places are being destroyed and the wildlife and people are suffering the greatest consequences. There has to be a better system....a system that values human life and quality of life over profit! A system that is sustainable!
Our time in Cambodia has been full of reflection as well as exploration and relaxation. We have really enjoyed the beautiful people here and are going to miss the Khmer food! The curry here is amazing. We are on to Laos tomorrow morning with more adventures and life changing experiences to come.
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You guys! What beautiful stories and AMAZING pictures.
I agree with you; it is time for our society to wake up to the realities of this world; to real life.
We can't rest in our own comfort and luxury and ignore the pain and violence around the world. Thank you for brining your experience back to us!
it seems like you are on a million vacations all in one! can you even imagine trying to describe a company like idi to all of those innocent victims? we really have it good here and it is insane to travel outside the u.s. and see the truth.
i LOVE the tree pics! i had no idea from the 1st pic how big they were until there was one with clint in it... he looked so teeney compared to those big trees growing around the ruins. prob one of the few times he'll feel that way with all the folks in SE!


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By Sam Mamudi
The Dow's new record level has shown even the skeptics that we're in full bull-market mode. So naturally the question is, how much longer can it last, especially given the argument that fundamentals and the economy don't justify the rise?
It seems the answer is, don't sweat it.
David Kotok, chief investment officer at Cumberland Advisors, says we should just accept the fact of central banks warping the markets and ride the wave:
Classic and typical valuation methods have to be set aside in an era in which the short-term interest rate is near zero; hence the equity risk premium determined on the short-term interest rate is near infinity…
Powerful engines of monetary stimulus translate into asset prices. They also gradually take economies that are in a deep hole and trying to recover from a downward spiral and help them do so. The elixir of very low interest rates is quite robust.
Worldwide asset prices have an upward bias. This is true of stocks, real estate, art, collectibles, and other asset prices. Traditional valuation methods that would restrain participants are holding them back from exposure to these rising markets…
We are nervous and concerned about the eventual unwinding of this policy, but for the time being we are bullish and fully invested.
"Nervous and concerned" is a phrase that I think sums up a lot of peoples' views, but it's not holding Cumberland back.
Dario Perkins at Lombard Street Research has a similar take today — namely, stop worrying:
[I]t's a struggle to see global demand breaking out of its recent low-growth trajectory. That makes us cautious about equities. But this does not imply a major selloff is inevitable*. Earnings estimates are not alarmingly bullish (in fact Q1 estimates have been coming down – see the chart above) and it
was a reduction in the risk premium that drove the recent rally, not genuine bullishness about the state of the economy. In fact, since January, defensive stocks have outperformed cyclicals. This suggests continued near-term flatness in global growth might not be a huge disappointment for markets – particularly if it implies more QE (silly I know). And, of course, if investors can 'look through' temporary fiscal-led weakness in the US, we continue to believe there is a bullish US economic outlook beyond that.
(In the note with the asterix, Perkins says that he rarely writes about stocks, so caveat emptor.)
Again, the message is the broadly same: While the underlying picture may not speak to stock market growth, there are reasons beyond that which should keep investors in — though Perkins goes further than Kotok at Cumberland and voices a bullish call about the US's (eventual) future.
Our own Randy Forsyth wrote today that a healthy economy may bring its own worries, as the Federal Reserve will then be in a tricky spot:
Part of the worry relates to what happens eventually when the Fed decides the economy is able to fend for itself. While that's likely to be a 2015 event, the withdrawal could be painful, not only for the markets but the Fed itself. With a hefty securities portfolio, the Fed would suffer losses from higher bond yields and lower prices, just as any bank would.
But hey, that's not until 2015. Maybe the Fed will figure a way out before then, or maybe the economy and fiscal picture will be so strong that they can shrug off any amount of losses. As Randy adds, sitting out in protest of the troubles we're storing up isn't a winning strategy:
Fed policy, which mainly used to drive the bond market, now is the biggest factor setting the direction of the stock market…Those who would question the efficacy of printing our way to prosperity will be left behind.


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Lecture focuses on strategies for peace in Middle East, Dec. 12
Posted December 7, 2005; 12:27 p.m.
Gilad Ben-Nun, Middle-East program officer for the United Nations Development Program and West Bank coordinator for Peace Now, will speak at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12, in 16 Robertson Hall.
His topic is "U.N. Engagement With the Israeli and Palestinian Civil Societies: Participatory Strategies and the Co-Partial Approach."
Ben-Nun directs the development program's civil society work in Israel. As a senior research fellow at the U.N. Institute for Disarmament Research in Geneva in 2001, he helped formulate a blueprint for a long-term U.N. partnership with Israeli and Palestinian societies to provide support for potential conflict resolutions. He has since been working to implement these ideas.
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Dates: 16 July 2010 to 18 July 2010
Times: 16 - 18 Jul 2010
Venue: Victoria Park
The Lovebox Weekender is back next summer and it's bigger than ever with a new three-day line-up. Grime superstar Dizzee Rascal is headlining, along with Chase and Status.
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Last night I worked on an unobtrusive way to train SpamAssassin's Bayesian database. (Autotraining sure spam and ham as it's delivered is nice, but you at least need a way of correcting its mistakes or it will keep making them.) The sa-learn utility is quite easy to use, but how do you specify what messages to feed to it? I haven't seen any good glue for this. You want to feed it messages which have been examined and categorized, and ideally you want to feed it each message exactly once. (sa-learn does realize that it's seen a message before, but it still takes some processing time to do even that.)
I decided to harness the power of RFC 2060. My trainer connects via IMAP4rev1, executes a SEARCH command for candidates (letting the server do the work of an arbitrarily complex query), downloads the messages and pipes them through sa-learn, flags them as learned (so the next search will skip them), and disconnects. I implemented it using imapfilter, and so far it works quite well. This approach would even work well if the SpamAssassin machine were separate from the mail store machine.
In the process, I noticed that Thunderbird updates spam status on the IMAP server in the Junk and NonJunk keywords. Mail.app does the same, in the Junk and NotJunk keywords (plus a few others). Did you see it? One uses NonJunk, the other NotJunk. How hard would it have been to get these guys in a room to fight this one out? Grr. They have a weird interaction because they just didn't put any thought into it.
I also tried out Lua for the first time, as it's imapfilter's extension language. Turns out I hate it. I really wanted to like it. I had been thinking of using it all over an embedded product for rapid development with little resources. It's minimalist, fast, and so on. But it's just unpleasant to use. Maybe it's too minimalist. I would have liked a separate array type (rather than just "tables" / associate arrays), and I hate "high-level" languages without exceptions. imapfilter's library is also a bit limiting - its fetch_message and pipe_to do everything in memory. That makes me more irritated that Lua doesn't just have an array slice syntax I can use to pass message lists to fetch_message. And it means I have to spawn sa-learn a bunch of times for reasonable memory consumption, and starting a Perl process heavy with modules takes a long time.
I might end up rewriting my trainer in Python using either imaplib and subprocess or twisted.mail.imap4 and twisted.internet.process. I'm not real impressed with either mail API, though. I like the JavaMail API better, but forking and interacting with child processes from Java (or even Jython) sounds painful.


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In the last few days, the Ars Electronica Festival was going on. There were quite a number of interesting talks and panels. I especially enjoyed those about copyright, DRM, DMCA, intellectual property and all that stuff. Cindy Cohn was giving much insight on what's going on in the US regarding all that kind of stuff, and IMHO, she was definitely the highlight, and so thought many other people, because most questions that were asked by the audience were directed to Cindy.
After watching the panel on Tuesday, I sat together with Erich Moechel and Tim Pritlove, chatting a bit and listening to several quite interesting stories. Tim then showed us nice pictures from the Chaos Communication Camp, including a 360 degree panorama shot.
After that, I met Tamer, Kyrah, Thomas Warwaris and OJ, and OJ showed us parts of the AEC including an exclusive demo of the currently on-going port of Unreal Tournament to the AEC's CAVE.


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Monday, June 15, 2009
Is There Really an Asymptomatic Celiac?
Below is a follow-up response from the same reader with celiac disease who was concerned about his family. They didn't want to find out if they were gluten sensitive or not, despite having a multitude of health issues.
I post it here because it brings up a very good point that I see mentioned in the literature, and that is a person called an "asymptomatic celiac". I always wondered if they were truly asymptomatic or if they were labeled as such because they didn't present with the "classic" celiac symptoms of weight loss, diarrhea and digestive complaints. Such a narrow grouping of symptoms is truly outdated by today's standards but this gentleman was initially diagnosed over a decade ago when much less was known about celiac and gluten sensitivity.
Confirming my suspicions, he makes the following statements:
"Even though I was considered asymptomatic, my immune system wasn't strong, and I did have some unexplained stomach issues that now all seem so clear. My 2 most favorite benefits from being healthy is that I no longer get 3-4 ear infections each year, and I'm off my Nexium for GERD. However, I know that my intestinal maladies cost my insurance company money for tests, medications, etc. If we all took a look at preventing some of these diseases before they start, it would be a huge savings over a lifetime. In addition, babies would never know what they were missing if they never tasted a mint Milano or a warm croissant!
Thanks for having a blog that is informative and medically substantiated. I avoid all the "susiehasceliacs.com" type websites and blogs for fear of misinformation."
His low immune system and reflux disease are obviously consistent with gluten sensitivity and are not at all outside the list we consider to be quite common today. Unfortunately too many people have the less commonly understood symptoms of depression, anxiety, weight gain and autoimmune disease. These symptoms do not readily make a clinician suspect gluten. Something I hope to correct by increasing awareness of all the scientific studies that do support the correlation.
He also makes a very good point as regards early diagnosis. In our book "The Gluten Effect" we discuss such conditions as fatigue, IBS, constipation, diarrhea, obesity, diabetes, migraines, ataxia, depression, anxiety, arthritis, ADD, MS, lupus, thyroid disease, liver malfunction and osteoporosis. We show the connection between each one and gluten as a causative agent.
While I think it's much higher, imagine if just 10% of each one of those problems could be eliminated from our society by early diagnosis of gluten sensitivity. Wouldn't that be wonderful? Do you realize how much our health status would improve? Can you fathom how much money would be saved in health bills, not to mention improved quality of life?
It's my dream. Help to make it a reality by sharing this data with those you care about. You will make a difference and believe me, as people feel better they share it with others, and they share with others, and so on and so on!
To your good health,
Dr Vikki Petersen
Founder of HealthNOW Medical Center
Co-author of "The Gluten Effect"
4 comments:
Took me time to read the whole article, the article is great but the comments bring more brainstorm ideas, thanks.
- Johnson
I always motivated by you, your thoughts and way of thinking, again, appreciate for this nice post.
- Thomas
- Poppy the Clown said...
I have never had a symptom, but I was asked by the person who read my DEXA scan if I had celiac disease, because they generally don't see this level of bone loss unless something else is going on. My daughter has the classic celiac symptoms, and I thought it must be from my ex-husband's family, since I had never reacted to gluten the ways she does. I don't have reflux, diarrhea, etc. The only "medication" I take is a multivitamin. I'm almost 64 years old, so I wasn't prepared to hear that I might have to change my diet for something like this. Do you hear this kind of story often?
- The HealthNOW Doctors said...
@Poppy - Yes, celiac can be quite silent while still causing health problems. Then you 'suddenly' find something wrong like osteoporosis and wonder where it came from.
It would be a good idea to rule out gluten as a source of the osteoporosis and then move on to other potential causes so that you can start gaining back bone density.
It isn't too late if you do the right things.
I don't know where you live but we are a destination clinic and see patients from across the country and internationally. If you'd like some assistance consider contacting us for a free health analysis over the phone at 408-733-0400.
We are happy to help!


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Stamp named dean of Graduate School at Binghamton University
Nancy Stamp, an experienced researcher and teacher, has been named by Provost Mary Ann Swain to guide Binghamton University's graduate programs as the new vice provost and dean of the Graduate School.
In making the appointment, Swain said, Stamp, a professor of biological sciences, demonstrated a knowledge of national trends in graduate education during the interviews for the position.
"She also offered many ideas for how to use best practices elsewhere to improve graduate education at Binghamton," Swain said. "She is an effective researcher and graduate director in her own department. I look forward to working with her, using her insights and experiences to enhance the quality and reputation of our graduate programs."
Stamp joined the University in 1984 after earning a PhD from the University of Maryland. She holds a BA in botany-bacteriology from Ohio Wesleyan University, an MAT in education from the University of Pittsburgh and an MS in zoology from Arizona State University.
Stamp replaces David G. Payne, who left in April to became associate vice president for graduate and professional education at Educational Testing Services in Princeton, N.J.


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"Save America's Treasures" has been totally eliminated—the largest Federal program supporting preservation of such treasures as the original Star Spangled Banner and George Washington's tent.
65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
How a debt-ridden banana republic became the greatest economic engine the world has ever known
It has been 400 years since European settlement began in what is now the United States. In that time a land occupied by a few million Neolithic hunter-gatherers has been transformed into the mightiest economy ever known, producing nearly one-third of the world's goods and services. There are few economic sectors indeed, from agricultural exports to jet-aircraft production to entertainment, in which the United States does not lead.
1. 1606: The Virginia Company is formed to seek profit from a new business: American settlement.
2. 1612: John Rolfe plants West Indian tobacco in Virginia, the cash crop that assures the colony's success.
3. 1614: John Smith, finding no gold, sets his men to fishing for cod off New England, pointing the way to the area's first economic mainstay. Read more »
How gullible Edwin L. Drake, an ailing ex-railroad conductor, brought about America's first and gaudiest oil boom
Perhaps the most bizarre of all the great mineral booms of the nineteenth century took place not in a remote western wilderness, but in the northwest corner of Pennsylvania, within easy reach of such well-established centers of population as New York and Pittsburgh. In this case the sought-after prize was not gold or silver but an infinitely more valuable substance, petroleum.
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Identity Crisis
Accessorise with these pretty ID necklaces and charm emblazoned with the brand's monogram and shine! Quirky and adorable! Perfect match with that little black dress for an evening soiree or even a happening night out with friends. Find it in Carlo Rino!
Little Things
When it comes to fashion, even the littlest things matter. Case in point is this range of adorable leather keychains that can add character to mundane house or car keys. Versatile as always, these keychains can also be used as bag charms to add some colour to your daily bag! Find it in Carlo Rino!
Travel Free
Make this your designated pair of travelling shoes! These flats are comfortable enough for a long walk and pretty enough for a nice restaurant. Made out of vinyl, it is also durable and we love how it easy it is to match them with a either a pair of jeans or a pretty sundress. This one is for keeps! Find it in Carlo Rino!
Monogrammed Kicks
Take your love for shoes to the next level with these Carlo Rino monogrammed wedge sandals updated with a burst of fresh colour! It's a combination between the classic and the new. It's the best way to give your outfit a pop of colour! Find it in Carlo Rino!
High Society
Look snappy in this vinyl with Carlo Rino's signature jacquard base wedge sandals in eye-catching orange or demure black. Great to add to some height to your stature without being uncomfortable, it is one of those shoes you can wear with anything for everything! Find it in Carlo Rino!
Classy Cards
Pass out your name cards or store your credit cards in style with these thin and long shaped card holders that can also double up as a money holder as well. Made out of leather, this durable and structured holder is lightweight but built to accommodate essentials to accommodate your active lifestyle. Two for the price of one, this elegant card holder is a perfect addition to your bag! Find it in Carlo Rino!
Wrist-ful Thinking
The days of cradling your handbags in restaurants during your lunch break is now over with these pretty wristlets from Carlo Rino. This bag-within-a-bag is a boon for those who hates lugging their full-size bags around. It is neatly compartmentalised to hold your ID and cash and it comes with a long and short strap so you can choose to wear it as a wristlet or a mini sling. Versatility is no longer wistful thinking girls; everyday is a carefree day with these pretty wristlets! Find it in Carlo Rino!
The Amazing Backpack
Backpacks are all the rage now and Carlo Rino's range of lightweight backpack is not just any backpack, it's also a shoulder sling in disguise. Need both your hands to carry your many files and folders? Clip the strap to the back of the bag and it's a backpack! Want a pretty shoulder bag for the weekend? Attach the straps together and you have a shoulder sling! Not only that, it has a front pocket compartment for items you need to find in a hurry and also a detachable holder that keeps cards, your identification cards or notes. This is definitely the perfect bag for a girl-about-town! Find it in Carlo Rino!
Signature Style
Carlo Rino rolls out their signature range this season with classic lines and versatility in mind. Trimmed with leather, this lightweight range of bags comes with a detachable strap that can be converted into a shoulder or sling bag! This range also comes with metal accessories as a finishing touch. This range is perfect for those who are looking for a bag or purse that can bring them a touch of classy elegance. Ideal companion for a stylish night out or even a gathering with friends over the weekend hi-tea. Find it in Carlo Rino!
Take A Bow
This range is perfect for those who are girls at heart! A spacious and lightweight addition to any fun-loving girl's wardrobe, this full leather range also features a detachable card holder that is adorned with a pretty pink bow and a heart charm. This adorable range is perfect for girls who just want to have fun! It's OK if you change your mind because this range can also be converted into a sling or shoulder bag with just a slide of the strap. We love! Find it in Carlo Rino!
Kitschy Octopus
In yet another playful range, Carlo Rino unveils a whole range of bags inspired by an octopus. Printed with inky hearts and adorned with a cute octopus charm, this range is a favourite because of its many compartments for a girl's many items. This black and red range is an eye-catching arm candy and is also convertible into a shoulder bag and sling bag with a detachable strap. We love that it brightens up your workday just by catching a sight of it! Bring this item along as your travelling partner and style at your convenience. Find it in Carlo Rino!
Totes Adorable
This tote is made to be in the limelight. Lightweight but sturdy, we can see you carrying it for a day out with your besties or even for an night about town. Its textured material is luxurious and it is accessorised with a golden bag charm. This is your new It bag! This is definitely going to be your new pick to look sleek & stylish; brings out the best in your in any outfit. Find it in Carlo Rino!
Beauty and the Boutique
Malaysia's very first Giorgio Armani Beauty Boutique is here in KLIA! The new boutique offers a full range of Giorgio Armani fragrance, makeup and skin care products. To commemorate the opening, passengers will receive a complimentary gift with every makeup consultation. So head down to Colours & Fragrances, Satellite Building, KLIA.
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The "Hot Wok flavour" is all about the taste and essence imparted during the stir-frying process. Cooked, seasoned, stirred and tossed over a high flame, your dish is served to you hot on the plate. Visit Hot Wok at International Departure, Level 3, klia2.
Easy, breezy casual style
Stylish and easy to wear, these Carlo Rino flats are perfect for breezy weekends with friends. If you're looking for something girly and fashionable or a pair of sturdy and reliable sling back sandals for a weekend getaway, these are the shoes for you. Visit us at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Meet your sturdy companion
Long hours at work? On your feet all day long? Carlo Rino's comfortable chunky heels will keep you comfortable the entire time. This range boasts laser cut designs and a sturdy heel for those hectic and long days. Visit us at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Just keep walking
Take this comfortable pair of flats for a walk and you will know why it is made for walking. Made with a soft and thick insole, you'll want to wear this pair of shoes on your holidays or on your next all-day shopping spree. Visit us at Carlo Rino, Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Sweet meets sexy!
Carlo Rino presents to you the perfect pair of heels with the right combination of both sweet and sexy. This open-sided pump with a bow is sure to make your working days brighter. Visit us at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Put those stylish heels on
Step up to the epitome of style without being overly showy with Carlo Rino's snappy smart heels. Made of patent vinyl and adorned with chic chequered heels, these versatile kitten heels can rock the boardroom, dance floor and also a sweet date night. Visit us at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
The more the merrier
Carlo Rino presents you a bag that magically multiplies! This amazing sling can be converted into a clutch when you need it and what's more, it can be separated into 3 different bags, so you can even share bags with your friend. Visit us at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Keep it sweet and simple
Get the right look for any occasion with Carlo Rino's sweet pastel range. Perk up a simple look or work a busy outfit; every look will be unforgettable. Our full leather range of wallets will also make perfect travel companions with their spacious and convenient compartments. Visit us at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2
Elevate your coolness!
Keep cool with Carlo Rino's aviator shades. With jade coloured temples and violet lens, this pair of sunnies is the perfect accessory for a sunny day out. So get yours now! Visit us at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Classy classics
Fall in love with Carlo Rino's classic tote. Structured, spacious and light, this minimalistic wonder comes with a handy strap and accommodates your important documents with style. Visit us at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Get whimsical with your wardrobe
If you're a fan of whimsical designs and unusual bag shapes, this quirky and fun range of bags from Carlo Rino is just for you! This spacious, lightweight shoulder bag is great for urban escapades or just a fun day out in town! So get yours today at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2
Add some fun and colour
Carlo Rino brings you a whole new level of fun with the playful patchwork tote available in four pretty colours. The highlight of this bag is the delicate embroidery and patchwork that incorporates the Carlo Rino monogram in a fun and versatile way. Find it at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Stripe up your style
Looking for an understated style? Carlo Rino's leather and satin tote will tie your whole look together. Sleek and functional, choose to use the short handle as a tote or the beautiful shoulder straps made of metal chains as a sling bag. Perfect for both work and play. Available at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Looking for something sea-inspired?
This adorable sailing range featuring a whimsical embroidered sailboat is available as totes (with a shoulder strap), purses and wristlets. The full leather purse is a great match for any outfit and the perfect travel companion! Visit us now at Carlo Rino, Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
Get the floral spring look!
From the discreet Carlo Rino monograms to the whimsical flower charm, this extensive collection with a touch of spring includes totes for the career woman, the drawstring bag for the free spirit and the wristlet for the minimalist. The only tough part is to decide which one to own! Visit us now at Public Concourse, Departure Level, klia2.
A touch of Malaysian culture
The Warisan plaque's intricate motifs of the 'wayang kulit' will make a great cultural addition to your home. Find it at Royal Selangor, 12E, Departure Level, Main Terminal Building and D02, Passenger Level, Satellite Building, KLIA.
Soar with the Malaysian spirit
Add a touch of Malaysian culture with the finely crafted Warisan plaque that features intricate patterns of the iconic 'wau'. It is a beautiful addition to any living space. Find it at Royal Selangor, 12E, Departure Level, Main Terminal Building and D02, Passenger Level, Satellite Building, KLIA.
Drink your coffee in style
Dressed in classic Egyptian Islamic art motifs, the Atiya coffee set is a perfect addition to any coffee connoisseur's collection! Get this coffee set at Royal Selangor, 12E, Departure Level, Main Terminal Building and D02, Passenger Level, Satellite Building, KLIA.
Royal tea time
Royal Selangor presents the beau-tea-ful 130th anniversary 8515 tea set. Featuring a richly dimpled surface, it makes a unique addition to any tea connoisseur's home. Visit us at 12E, Departure Level, Main Terminal Building and D02, Passenger Level, Satellite Building, KLIA.
Must-have oxford shoes!
BONIA's stylish men's oxford shoes are made of genuine calf leather and will give you that smart look to perfectly match both formal and casual attire! Our promotion is valid from now until June 2015! Visit us at Level 5, Departure Level, Main Terminal Building, KLIA.
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Mollydooker's Coffee Bar is now open!
We love to make coffee for the city that loves to drink it. Mollydooker's Coffee is located at Gate Q5, International Departure, klia2 - more reason to come early.
Guardian Introduces Botaneco Garden Organic Argan & Virgin Oil Hair & Body Collection
The NEW Botaneco Garden hair care range is parabens-free and will intensively nourish your hair with Organic Argan & Virgin Olive Oil. Available now Guardian Outlet, Satellite Building #KLIA
Miss Dior. Blooming Bouquet.
A delicate floral bouquet with top notes of Sicilian orange essence that reveal a peony floral heart, enhanced with refined white musk notes. Available now at Be Duty Free, International Departure, Level 3, #klia2
SnoozeKL, a place where travellers can rest during flight transits is opening soon!
To celebrate their launch, SnoozeKL is holding a Dreamscape Photobooth Instagram Competition. 500 lucky Instagrammers stand a chance to win a free 2 hour stay at their outlet, located at G8 International Contact Pier, KLIA.
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The Secret to Sumptuous Hair Revealed @ Victoria's Secret
Get the Victoria's Secret look – major volume, serious shine and a light, fresh fragrance. The new Victoria's Secret Hair Collection is now available at Victoria's Secret KLIA & klia2
Tiamo' Spring Collection – Where Love Begins
Welcome the Spring with Tiamo's latest look of love. From dainty shoes to the most exquisite bags, it's the look you could fall for. Visit us at Departure/Arrival level, Pier J, klia2!
Local Delicacies @ Grandmama's, now open!
Traditional Malaysian cuisine at its best and finest forms. Grandmama's serves a delightful array of the country's finest, from nasi lemak to curry fish head and hakka fried rice, it's a treat for tourists and locals alike at KLIA!
Sunglass Hut is now open!
Sunglass Hut offers the latest designer brands like Ray-Ban, Oakley, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace. Sunglass Hut is now available at Main Terminal Building, Level 5, KLIA
Noodle & Yong Tau Foo is now open!
There is nothing better to silence hunger pangs, than a steaming bowl of noodles. A choice of the classic prawn mee, curry mee and tomyam mee. Slurp up a storm at the Urban Food Court at International Departure, Level 3, klia2.
DFZ Perfumes & Cosmetics is now open at klia2!
Shopping with us in ZON Duty Free comes with retail therapy, a favourite of many! Our team at ZON Duty Free continues to seek the newest gift ideas - for loved ones and friends or even for you. We have expanded our range of world renowned duty free liquor, tobacco and a vast array of international brands of chocolates, perfume and cosmetics.
Taste Of India is now open at klia2!
Enjoy the most authentic Indian cuisine and fall in love with the exotic spices which create distinct and individual flavor for every dish. Still wondering what's for dinner? Come - indulge your senses at Taste of India.
Have a very, Merry BONIA Christmas!
It's the time for joy and time for cheer – but most of all, finely crafted premium leather gifts to give from BONIA. Come check out our dazzling window display, all festively decorated in the spirit of the season! Located at Level 5, Departure Hall, Main Terminal Building, KLIA.
Jstore at KLIA. NOW OPEN for the elegantly chic.
Finally, a store featuring beautiful designs and couture pieces for the modern, sophisticated lady is here. Make use of your waiting time by shopping at our newly opened Jstore by Jovian Mandagie. Located at Domestic Level, Gate A, KLIA.
Hamleys brings joy for the whole family at KLIA
Established in London in 1760, William Hamleys famous toy shop has quickly developed an international reputation for choice, quality and innovation. Now, Hamleys opens its latest outlet at Satellite Building, Passenger Level, Level 1, KLIA.
Burger King makes a grand entrance at klia2
Drop by Burger King for its world-renowned flame-grilled taste. Now at International Departure, Level 3, Satellite, klia2.
The Chicken Rice Shop flies into klia2
The quick service restaurant that offers a comfortable cozy environment, serving you traditionally prepared steamed, roasted, honey barbecued and braised chicken – is now available at International Departure, Level 3, Satellite, klia2.
klia2 welcomes the arrival of Timepieces
New Timepieces outlets are now open to all, displaying some of the latest, most trendy watches from a variety of renowned brands. Exclusively at International Departure, Level 2, Pier Q, klia2.
Thomas Sabo is now open
Feast your eyes on the diverse collection of sterling silver jewellery, charms, watches and accessories for men and women at Thomas Sabo. Now open for business at the International Departure Satellite, Level 2, klia2.
The arrival of GUESS at klia2
Come on over to the new GUESS store at International Departure, Level 2, Pier P, Satellite Building, klia2. For the latest collection of handbags, watches and accessories.
The NEW Fijian Water Lotus by Body Shop
Discover the lush exotic scent of water lotus flowers, refreshed with citruses, sea notes and a blend of floral essence. Shop outlets at
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Bonia Eco Leather Men's Shoe
Travel in style with the Bonia Eco Leather Men's Shoe from Bonia's SS2014 collection. Get them at only RM 489 at Bonia. Visit Bonia outlet at Main Terminal Building, Level 5, KLIA.
Honey by Marc Jacobs
Get the Honey by Marc Jacobs 50ml at only RM258 and 100ml at only RM359. Available at Dimensi Ekslusif, Satellite Building, KLIA.
Clinique Sonic Brush
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HUGO BOSS OPENS @ klia2!
The BOSS store is now open at International Departure, Level 2, Satellite at klia2. Known for its understated luxury, the boutique houses menswear collection inspired by its Hugo Boss origins - BOSS Black, BOSS Black Sportswear and BOSS Green, the premium sportswear line that delivers distinctive and dynamic looks with impactful colors.
Chocolatte Bar opens at klia2
Chocolate lovers who are looking to indulge in some premium chocolate based savouries should visit Chocolatte Bar at International Departure, Pier P, Satellite, klia2. The outlet does not only offer chocolate as a dessert, they also serve passengers of klia2 breakfast and lunch as well.
Bar Metropole @ klia2
For travellers who are looking to grab a drink or two while preparing for their trip ahead, can indulge at Bar Metropole. Located at the International Departure area, Level 3, klia2. Bar Metropole serves a huge selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages in plush surroundings.
First Tory Burch fragrance exclusively available at Flying Emporium
Get the first Tory Burch fragrance at Vie Beauté in Flying Emporium. The fragrance is available in both 50ml and 100ml. Visit flying emporium at Domestic departure/ arrival level, level 2, klia2.
Johnny Rockets now open at klia2
Get classic America burgers at Johnny Rockets when you visit klia2! Find them at Level 3, Public Concourse, klia2
klia2 welcomes Furla
Furla is now opened at klia2! You can get trendy handbags and accessories the next time you visit Furla at Level 2, Satellite Building, klia2.
Swarovski now opens at klia2
Travellers at klia2 can now purchase luxury designer crystals for their love ones at the new Swarovski outlet. Visit Swarovski at S6-2-A12, Level 2, Satellite Building, klia2.
OROTON opens at klia2
If you're looking to travel in style to your next vacation, visit the new OROTON outlet at klia2 for some swanky fashion accessories. They're located at S6-2-A11, Level 2, Satellite Building, klia2.
Bibik Heritage is now open
Discover our authentic Peranakan concept through a restaurant and fashion store at Lot S2-3-L40, klia2. Come visit us now.
Upin & Ipin is now open
Visit the new Upin & Ipin outlet at Lot S1-1a-A03, Pier J, Domestic Departure/Domestic Arrival. Spend above RM50 and get a free Upin & Ipin Musical Theatre DVD.
Secret Recipe opens at Sultan Mahmud Airport
Travellers at Sultan Mahmud Airport (Kuala Terengganu) can now enjoy delicious cakes and fusion dishes at the new Secret Recipe outlet. Visit the outlet if you're around.
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Though she was a lifelong scribbler, Cynthia Reese finished her first manuscript in 2005 as the result of a December 2004 New Year's Resolution. That manuscript wound up tucked safely under her bed
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She lives in rural Georgia with her husband and their daughter, whom they adopted from China in 2002. When not at the computer, Cynthia spends the time with her daughter and her husband and often serves as a referee to the two family cats and their squabbles.
Besides writing, she loves to read just about anything, even the back of the cereal box. It's a good thing she can write, because she can't dance, can't sing and her cooking is spotty at bestbut her family loves her anyway.
If she ever found oil under the petunias, she'd hire a personal chef and a housekeeper, travel the world to all the places she's always wanted to see
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Recently I have been working on an implementation of Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (basically water physics), which is fast and scalable.
As I dont have any higher maths or physics training (14 yr old here ), most of the equations in various papers I have read are way above my head. So, I decided to base my work off Rene Schulte, in C++. Not a straight rip, just the main calculations.
I have been able to achieve a some-what workable result. The simulation is quite erratic, the water doesnt flow nicely, and the particles sometimes dip through my invisilble walls. I plan to put in a grid based sorter and other optimizations in soon (atm I only have the O(n^2) method), so the performance will be bad.
Basically, I am trying to go for a believable water look for a simple game I have in mind. (if you have the DirectX SDK by chance, there is a really good SPH sim included, just search 'fluid' in the sample browser)
Rendering and Vectors done by SFML, so you will need that to compile it, however I have included a pre-built Debug exe with the MSVC++ runtimes v11.0 ( Win 8 dev preview version). Only GL point rendering as well, I want a believable result beofre I move on.
Please dont lol too hard at my code, I am the only one working on it (not too many people my age I could collab with) and I am quite inexperinced (~1 year of cpp).
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tl;dr Help me with my physics please.
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Date: 2004-02-02 By: Mark McElroy
If you've been working with Tarot for any length of time, you've already confronted at least one of the following challenges: - An anxious client sits across from you. Her question is very clearly defined. How long before that money arrives in ...
Date: 2004-02-23 By: Barbara Moore
Although most people don't know it, the Tarot is kind of like the Swiss Army Knife of self-help tools. The seventy-eight cards of the Tarot deck are well known as predictors of the future, the favored instrument of fortunetellers. But did you know ...
Date: 2004-06-14 By: Mark McElroy
The Deck is Out There: Three Simple Principles to Help You Find the Deck of Your Dreams Remember the good old days when ice cream came in two flavors? When televisions received just three networks? When Henry Ford offered customers any color car ...
Date: 2005-07-25 By: Lisa Hunt
Renowned psychoanalyst and author James Hillman said in his book Dream Animals, "The imagination is itself a great animal." What is it about animals that captivates us and sparks our imaginations? Just this morning my young children were ...
Date: 2006-04-03 By: Mark McElroy
Leonardo da Vinci didn't play by the rules. He accepted commissions he never finished. He invented machines so advanced, the technology of his day couldn't produce them. He completed masterpieces -- like The Last Supper -- using untested and ...
Date: 2006-10-09 By: Sandra Tabatha Cicero
Tarot cards can be used in virtually any magical setting to uncover hidden meanings, discover new information, and to reach divine powers, energies, and beings. Chic & Sandra Tabatha Cicero, authors of Tarot Talismans, explains how to use Tarot cards to craft rituals around individual angels to reach a specific goal.
Date: 2007-01-15 By: Janina Renée
Do you need inspiration for a fun, unique, and enlightening get-together? Think about a party focused on Tarot Court characters. You and your guests can discover unknown characteristics about yourselves through creative art projects, dress-up games, and innovative readings. Enjoy!
Date: 2007-04-16 By: Janina Renée
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text: President Obama's speech this morning to the AIPAC Policy Conference put the best spin possible on his record, and he had a good story to tell. Military and intelligence cooperation is excellent, and American diplomatic support for an isolated Israel was repeatedly (though not always, as he suggested) forthcoming. Still, any effort to paper over the differences between his administration and the Netanyahu government—or worse yet, to make believe there really are no important differences—was bound to fail. What many in the audience noticed, like many in the press, was the defensiveness of the speech. Bill Clinton in 1996 and George Bush in 2004 did not have to spend long paragraphs explaining to AIPAC that things were not as they seem and that relations were really dandy. Nor did they have to warn the audience not to believe the "distortions" they were soon to hear from speakers representing the other political party.


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Spokane resident helps troopers collar chase suspect
SPOKANE, Wash. - A chase, a car crash into a house and a citizen's arrest were all part of Leonard Hahn's early morning crime spree in northeast Spokane Thursday.
Hahn's run from the law ended when he crashed into a house near Wellesley and Lacey, where a neighbor took him down.
The incident started around 2:30 a.m. when Hahn, 25, driving a blue pickup truck, ran a red light at the intersection of Francis and Division. A Washington State Patrol trooper attempted to pull him over but Hahn wouldn't stop.Spokane resident helps troopers collar chase suspect
Hahn kept driving, ran a stop sign at the intersection of Lacey and Wellesley, collided with another car, and his truck ended up wrapping around a tree and demolishing the front porch of a nearby house.
"It sounded like someone dropped a flower pot outside our window," neighbor Niki Fosjord said.
Fosjord said her neighbors weren't home at the time of the crash.
Hahn jumped out of the truck and took off running, only to meet John Gunther. Gunther woke up this morning to his girlfriend arguing with a stranger that had just forced his way into their kitchen.
"I come flying down the stairs and I push him out the door and we get in a wrestling argument out in the snow and I pin him down," Gunther explained.
Gunther said that Hahn asked to be released but he had him by the neck, was sitting on his back and was definitely not letting him go.
"He's crying to let him go. I [said] 'You're not going anywhere. I know you did something because I can hear the sirens,'" he said.
It only took a few minutes before officers arrived and arrested Hahn. Troopers appreciated the assist from Gunther.
"He did a great job, he detained the guy until [Spokane Police] and we got there and we took him into custody," WSP Trooper Troy Briggs said.
A passenger who had been in Hahn's truck was injured and taken to the hospital.
Hahn now faces possible eluding, vehicular assault and burglary charges.
- North Idaho millionare's estate up for auction
- Many seniors, mentally ill patients losing affordable housing
- Demand for new homes increasing, as is need for skilled workers and land
- Pickup plunges over 200-foot cliff, killing driver
- Domestic violence suspect flees after high speed chase
- Two men charged with burglarizing home


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Another Dandelion
So, if you haven't already guessed, I love dandelions. :) This is one that I found in my front yard. All the seeds were there except for one spot on the flower, which ended up looking nice, as you can see the seeds more clearly. Taken with macro extension tubes.
Tags: nature, beautiful, flower, pretty, cool, outdoors, dandelion, yard, outside, close up, macro, seeds, super macro
Category: Nature
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December 05, 2012
Holy moly, that's amazing that you could get SO close!!! <3 <3 <3
December 05, 2012
this is a really cool macro shot!
♡ malia ♡
December 05, 2012
amazing photo! :) what kind of camera do you have?
December 05, 2012
Oh I love it! How many pixels does your camera have?
December 05, 2012
Great Close up!! Its amazing how close you can get! : )
December 06, 2012
wow you have a great macro setup. Also, maroon seems to be your best color for photography.
December 06, 2012
Thanks everyone!! I have a Canon Rebel T3i, Malia. :D Light & Shadow- Oh yeah, it kind of is! :)
December 11, 2012
Oh. My. Goodness. That is soo cool! I can't believe it is that clear so up close!
August 31, 2013
Ilove this! The color and compostion are perfect.
August 31, 2013
@Truthpower- amazing shot!! this is beautiful!! awesome macro
August 31, 2013
Great Picture!!!!!!!! LOVE IT!!! <3
Edna Mode
August 31, 2013
That is an AMAZING photo! I don't know what to say about it! Faving!
September 02, 2013
Thank you guys SO MUCH! I'd have to say, this is one of my very favorite pictures I've taken. Thanks again. <3
October 12, 2013
Really??? This is one of your best!!! I should say that you are you are great at taking macro shots!! Truly amazing!! The colors here are wow!! You know when I first saw this I was like :o !! I was only saying 'wow!! wow!! wow!! wow!! wow!!'
Aaron K
October 14, 2013
Nice lighting!
January 30, 2014
You also like black-eyed susans...
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Family: Phrynosomatidae, Earless and Horned Lizards view all from this family
Description Spiny. Granular scales along back, but don't overlap on thighs. Olive-gray, 4-6 crossbars on back. Dorsolateral stripes. Triangular patch on males shoulder. Small scales on sides of neck.
Dimensions 10-17.5cm. (4-6 7/8")
Breeding Breeds in fall. Keeps eggs inside body for incubation, gives the illusion of bearing live young. Born January-March, 4-12 per litter.
Habitat Arid to semi-arid areas with low shrub and trees.
Range Texas to Mexico.
Discussion Diurnal. Hides high up in trees. Skin color blends into mesquite tree colors. Very shy. Will flee if threatened or disturbed, and so is rarely seen.


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Even louder LOL here! Just what I expected. I almost didn't bother to post due to lack of credible sources....ie FoxNews!
I guess Cheney only took what, $36 million....hey, what's 6 mil anyway? I can just imagine the outrage if we found Biden took a nickel from an industry that stands to profit at the cost of 4000 service men and women's lives!
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Literally hundreds of pictures have been sent in, or shared, using #purple4don to honor Don Guthrie.
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Literally hundreds of pictures have been sent in, or shared, using #purple4don to honor Don Guthrie.
The promotions bring the total number of sergeants in the department to five.
For the rest of this week, free cooking classes are being held at First Unitarian Universalist Church in Youngstown.
Children took home free bicycle helmets and got a bike safety lesson.
The federal wage has not increased in five years.
WKBN 27 News will be organizing a "Wear Purple for Don Day".
Don Guthrie has been forecasting the weather in his hometown for 44 years.
A follow-up to WKBN's April public records audit audit has turned up more changes that are being made.
Officers from the Mahoning County Sheriff's Office said they found a man with a knife in an interesting position Sunday evening.
For the year thus far, the Covelli Centre has made more than $382,000, which is about $100,000 better than projections.
Bond has been set for a Warren man accused in an April murder.
Between Sunday and Monday, it appears someone cut down a number of trees at the Youngstown Inner City Garden.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation investigated a house in Hubbard Monday.
Photos showing support for Don Guthrie have been pouring into the WKBN Newsroom Monday.
A Malaysia Airlines plane was brought down in Ukraine Thursday with nearly 300 people on board.
The bull is a Watusi bull, known for its long horns.
Neil Cornelius said he used alcohol in a written statement he gave to police.
WKBN 27 News will be organizing a "Wear Purple for Don Day".
A sinkhole in Mahoning County has closed a portion of Route 170.
Police in Lawrence County are investigating a deadly shooting.
911 service has been restored for Century Link land line customers in Trumbull County.
A 9-year-old boy gets to go to 4-H camp thanks to a local donor.
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Enjoy hearty dinner tonight with this Asian-style slow cooked zesty chicken thighs and vegetables recipe that's served over rice!
Also called Chinese pea pods, snow peas are popular in Asian recipes. Their French name, mange-tout, refers to the fact that all parts, peas and their pods, are edible. Purchased at peak ripeness, snow peas are sweet and tender.
Frozen snow peas can be used in this recipe; thaw them before use.
Grate peeled gingerroot on the smallest holes of the grater. Freeze the remaining (unpeeled and tightly wrapped) gingerroot in an airtight container for up to 6 months. Grate frozen gingerroot without thawing or peeling it.
Garnish each plate with wedges of fresh pineapple and fresh chives.
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