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As a Paleo version of this breakfast favorite, this muffin recipe uses almond flour, almond butter and organic pumpkin puree in place of the traditional ingredients. You can use applesauce in place of the optional honey if desired for moisture and sweetness.
The nutritional values provided are for two muffins.
|almond flour
|pumpkin puree, organic
|baking powder
|baking soda
|pumpkin pie spice
|sea salt
|honey, raw, (optional)
|almond butter
|almonds, sliced
|paper muffin liners
- Preheat oven to 350 F.
- Coat muffin tins with coconut oil (or use paper muffin cups and add 1/2 teaspoon melted coconut oil to batter).
- Mix all ingredients and pour evenly into tins.
- Bake for 25 minutes on the middle rack.
- Sprinkle almonds on top immediately after taking them out of the oven.
181 Comments
Oh these were absolutely yummers!
So reading the inspired recipe about agave nectar. Do you still put it in?
In San Diego I went to EVERY market. Ralphs has it in the pie cooking section! All other stores (trader joes, whole foods, albertsons) all had the canned pumpkin that had syrup or sugar in it. I was quite surprised that ralphs had it.
I've substituted apple butter in a lot of recipes and it has worked great. Use homemade (best done in a crock pot) or store bought that has no other additives. Also I've used ripe bananas but they have a strong flavor.
I must admit I use up to half almond meal (grind up some blanched almonds if you don't have any) and qunoia flour (www.wisegeek.com/what-is-quinoa-flour.htm) for a better crumb/mouth feel. This is also amazing with banana/chopped walnuts (omit the pumpkin spice) and pumpkin w/ dried cranberries. Honestly I prefer honey over the agave so its not quite so sweet.
The basic recipe is rock solid, just make sure that when you are putting in powders (flax/protein/etc) that you do not dry out the batter too much. If it is not "pourable" it is too stiff and needs a little water to ensure consistency and a smooth crumb when cooked.
Trader Joe's sells cheap almond meal. It isn't organic, but it works great in these muffins. They were a bit crumbly. I undercooked them to make sure they stuck together.
I didn't use agave. I used about 1 Tablespoon sucanot (evap. cane juice) and a couple packets of Truvia ("natural" calorie-free sweetner).
I added water to make up for the missing liquid.
next time I may just use apple juice or apple sauce instead of any sweetners.
Also, Whole foods (at least near me) seems to have canned pumpkin year round.
These were good but taste a lot like the carrot banana muffins. I found almond meal/flour at Central Market in bulk for a little cheaper than Red Mill. I couldn't find canned pumpkin so I went with Farmers Market Organic Pumpkin Pie in a can. It has evaporated cane juice so I didn't use any agave nectar. I also didn't add in any of the pumpkin pie spice since it was already in the canned pumpkin. I did add in the additional cinnamon. I also omitted the French Vanilla Whey. Just for fun I added cranberries (sweetened with apple juice) and walnuts. These are great to grab and go!
Made these last night – and my only changes were 1) Hazelnut flour (because I was out of almond) and 2) 1/8 cup honey & 1/8 cup marmalade instead of the nectar. So, so good! Next time, I want to try it without the 'sugars' and use applesauce instead.
Any suggestions for replacing the Whey powder? My son is allergic to all dairy.
Any suggestions for substituting agave? How about honey?
I used egg white protein instead of whey:
I also used honey in place of the agave.
They were delicious!
I substituted 1/2 cup of homemade applesauce for the agave nectar and it was delicious.
These pumpkins were easy to make and are delicious! I'll be making more this week.
The recipe says 1 1/2 almond flour, I'm assuming that's 'cups'?
I use Coconut Crystals for sweetner. It is unbleached, un-refined, gluten free, no-GMO, vegan, 100% pure coconut sap. I also leave out the whey and add more almond meal.
What is the calorie/fat content for these? Seems like using ground nuts is a high calorie, high fat choice.
I doubled the recipe b/c it said 6 muffins….well once made it really made 12 not 6. I ended up with 12 regular muffins, and 40 mini muffins. I had to cut my 2 year old off at 5. He loved baking them!
What is the nutritional breakdown of these? I log my food and would like to know how many calories, fat, carbs, protein etc I am having when eating one muffin.
And my recipe when I made them, made 8 instead of 6.
I made the recipe and was able to make 9 muffins….and the are divine! perfect for breakfast on the run. If you do the calculations–it comes out to be 167 calories/muffin if you make 9 muffins. If you make 6, as directed, it comes out to be 250calories/muffin. Obviously, if you drop the agave nectar and use apple sauce the calories and carbohydrate count will go down.
what size can does call for with the pumpkin……..are there different sizes of pumpkin cans? the one I have is 29 ozs
Whey? I thought that was not Paleo it's from milk?
I made the recipe as stated above, but left out the 5 almonds. The nutritional information that I came up with was as follows: 1,657cal–115g of fat, 127.5g carb, 63.5g protein. Divide the totals based upon the number of muffins that you made and break it into blocks based upon the 7g protein/block, 9g carbs/block, 3g fat/block (assuming you aren't eating another protein/meat with this meal)
I followed all the directions exactly, except I used coconut flour instead of almond (my husband doesn't like almonds). The "batter" was completely dry. I had to add a lot of applesauce, and coconut milk…. Did I do something wrong?
These made 5 nice large muffins like the kind you find in the bakery. I used a silicone muffin tray ended up cooking about 30 minutes. Pretty much followed the what's above except could only find pumpkin pie mix. They turned out great!!
great recipe! Easy to make! The only problem is that I cant stop eating them.,…….:)
followed the recipe above and they came out perfect! super delicious and moist! yay :)
i like to eat in season as much as possible, so i subbed out the canned pumpkin for summer squash! i just processed it a bit. :-)
We added some raisins & little pieces of dark chocolate. Yummy!!!
Baked these up last night, exactly as in the recipe. Soooo yummy!
My 4 year old and I LOVE these! We use the applesauce for honey substitute – so great! Thank you!
I've just made this for the first time. Wow! Thank you so much – they are perfection in a muffin tin!
Really good, and inspiration for the following meal:
(1) Slow-cooked (crock pot) chicken, seasoned (with a light hand) with curry powder, garam marsala, pumpkin pie spice (yes, just a bit), turmeric, and smoked paprika. Everything went into the crock pot with organic chicken broth.
(2) Then — A lovely gravy made with the juices from the crock-pot chicken using tapioca flour and ghee;
(3) Chicken was shredded and strewn across chunks of these delicious, moist muffins….
(4) Ahhh yes — topped with the tasty, tasty gravy.
Oh my heaven.
My (non-paleo) nephews LOVED these and so did we! They both asked for "more cupcake please" twice =)
Awesome recipe! YUM – thanks!
These are good, but be careful not to over bake by even a few minutes. I left them in for 28 minutes thinking they needed more cook time like the carrot muffins ( not thinking there wasn't as much bulk in them like dates and carrots ). Now they are dry! There isn't enough pumpkin flavor IMO. Next time, I will add more pumpkin, more spice, cranberries and perhaps a banana to bring more moisture. I doubled the recipe and only used 1/4 honey. This seems to be sweet enough! Great recipe.
the site says "muffins" (plural) for breakfast…I'm assuming that two is considered a meal?
AMAZING!! Used the exact recipes and it was great!
These are fantastic! Definitely recommend the paper cups, as they aren't the easiest to get out of the muffin tins without them. Also added some shredded ginger, a bit of cardamom and a tiny bit more salt.
Batter came out too thick-just put in the oven. Update later. :)
I followed the directions and put them in a decorative muffin tray (don't need cups) they slipped right out and were so dry this morning I could n't eat them. any idea what I did wrong-only difference was I couldn't find almond flour and used gluten free flour. will try again
Just made these and they are incredible! I subbed 1/4 cup apple sauce instead of honey but they are still fantastic! Will definitely make them again!
Kept checking to see if this required any liquid since they were SO SO thick, but followed it exactly (except I did double it) and they were very heavy & Didn't get "cooked" in the middle…now I have a double dose of them. :(
I used olive oil in the pan instead of baking cups and after 10 minutes out of the oven they just slipped out. This recipe made 12, not 6, which was great because I love them!
I found almond flour at Trader Joe's for $3.99 per pound.
I loved these, the first time I tried them, I felt they needed a little something, so added more cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice the next time and also added a few "Enjoy Life" mini chocolate chips. Soooo Good!
I too got 12 muffins instead of 6 and needed to put them in for extra time to cook the middles. But very delicious!
I made these for thanksgiving and they were a HIT with my non-paleo family. I also got 12 good sized muffins instead of 6. For almond flour, I just put whole almonds in a food processor and ground until flour-like. I added about 3 ounces of apple sauce and extra pumpkin pie spice. I used paper cups which made it so easy to serve. They were delicious – so moist and flavorful! Thanks for the recipe!
Extra raw honey does the trick.
These muffins are great! I wanted something low carb, not necessarily "paleo", and this recipe was easy and yummy. I followed the recipe exactly and added vanilla protein powder. I doubled the recipe because I wanted a dozen. I ended up with 12 huge muffins but they cooked well and are moist and fluffy. I will definitely make them again!
Love these! I used a bit more cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice and raw honey. Also added frozen blueberries and cacao nibs – so delish!
Very bland :-( I made a second batch and tripled the amount of spices and honey – still nothing…. :-(
Tried a batch, no flavor. Also, needed to bake them longer. Just tried another but added mashed bananas and raisins. Hopefully better tasting.
The banana and raisins helped a ton. They are so good!
OMG! I tried these but used my home canned sweet potatoes instead of pumpkin as I'm allergic to pumpkin. My husband devoured them! I too had to cook them longer (about 3 minutes). I only got 6 (may be the size of the pan you use?). Definitely going to make more!! A keeper in my house for sure!! I have tried numerous, numerous, numerous gluten free recipes and nothing has compared to this recipe!! Thank you!!
Like many of the others, we made these muffins and thought they were good, but needed a little something. I tried doubling the cinnamon, adding a little more salt and a couple more teaspoons of honey. Delicious!
So, this is what I did: ground my own almond flour in my coffee grinder. Followed the recipe except triple the spices. Also, instead of honey I used 3/8 c. light agave nectar. I also added raisins. After reading about the dense, undercooked muffins, I opted to use oiled mini-muffin tins (Yielded me three short of 3 dozen). Baked for 12 minutes at 325 (because baking with almond flour generally is better at a lower temp than regular flour). Also, instead of almond butter I just added 2 extra tsp of pumpkin.
AWESOME! And super moist!!!
P.S…. my batter WASN'T super thick, like some said theirs was. Maybe your flour was too packed?
YUMMY! They did stick to the pan quite a bit (as there is no 'real fat' and I used coconut butter because that's what I had but will use the oil next time and make sure the pan is well coated. I baked in a mini muffin pan and filled all 24 rounds with a little batter to spare, baking time was more than plenty at 20 minutes for mine. I might even lessen the temp. and add cooking time if I make minis next time. I also used Trader Joe's Almond Flour (hope they still have it for my next batch, it was the last I had). I thought I needed banana but was confused with another recipe so I altered it anyways using 1/2c pumpkin, 1/2 a (thawed) frozen banana and regular local honey (which may have helped to thin the consistency, as well as the moist banana). I didn't have pumpkin spice so I added more cinnamon, a couple shakes of ginger and nutmeg. I would definitely recommend this recipe and look forward to adding some cacao nibs!!
A few changes to this recipe:
1 cup almond meal
1/2 cup coconut flour
Whole can of pumpkin
2 tablespoons melted coconut oil
Shredded coconut (add to your liking)
Everything else the same, though I kinda just eyeball the spices :) Eating one of the muffins right now – delicious!
Color me genuinely shocked at how light and traditionally muffinlike these are. They are, I guess, a little low on flavor, but several folks have made suggestions to remedy that. Never would have known these were gluten-free if I hadn't baked them myself. I got 9 muffins out of this recipe – and paper wrappers make it painless.
These were disgusting. I used a gluten-free Bob's Red Mill flour and sifted it so the batter wouldn't be too heavy. I also added a little almond milk to loosen up the batter. They still tasted awful.
Love these!! Made them in mini muffin pan cooked for half the time. Perfect bite sized snack
Honestly folks – if you're not following the recipe it really doesn't seem fair to give this a dud rating. Gluten-free flour does not equal almond flour. Am baking a batch for the week, and I've added some banana to up the sweetness a little. Got 10 this time.
where do you find the calorie information?
Just made these and am very disappointed. They came out incredibly dry, dense and bland. I followed the recipe exactly, omitting the honey as it said optional. Clearly the batter needs this extra moisture, so I'd recommend adding a banana or more pumpkin if omitting the honey. The spices need to be doubled at the least.
These were great! We added one mashed banana, based on other comments, but otherwise fallowed the instructions. YUM!
I added 1 mashed banana, as some other posters suggested and I double the spices (plus a little ginger-person preference in all my pumpkin stuff) and these were SOOOO good. Baking time was as stated for me and I'm high altitude-perfectly moist! Best baked good I've had since starting paleo. My husband and 2 year old got 2nds and 3rds!! Going in the favorites list. Thank you!
I used paper cups and next time will use more oil. They stuck to the cups badly. Other than that i thought they tasted great.
These were a bit bland. I followed the recipe except added 1/4 cup unsweetened apple sauce instead of honey. Next time, I'll add some blueberries or strawberries–I think that could sweeten it up without adding too much sugar. A lot of ppl suggested bananas but they are a bit too sugary for me–
Overall, great recipe BASE for muffins.
Simple, fast and yummy! My husband (who does not bake much at all) made these and included the honey, and the recipe made 9 delicious moist muffins. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
For those making this recipe with gluten free all-purpose flour and then saying they're bland or "disgusting" – of course they are. Almond flour is completely different than all purpose flours made with rice, potatoe, tapioca, etc. it's not a fair comparison, and it's not a fair review if you use a main ingredient that completely alters the original recipe.
Yum!!!! I added 1/3 cup applesauce, will try the banana next time. My 9 year old is on her second one right now.
I omitted the honey and added stevia and carob chunks. I also served them topped with the coconut whipped cream. Super good!!!
I doubled the batch and added raisins for a little extra sweetness. Might try some banana or shredded coconut next time but 25 minutes was plenty of cooking time and coconut spray is magic for getting them out of the pan without having to use cups. My non-paleo coworkers thought they were tasty and wanted the recipe.
This is the first Paleo breakfast I've made other than the typical eggs/veggies/meat. We got the almond meal from Trader Joe's for $3.99/lb: the cheapest I've seen it! I followed the directions to a "T" except for the almond butter because we didnt have any. Instead, I used 2 tsp coconut oil. These turned out PERFECTLY. Moist and delicious. I used our silicone baking cups without a problem. We had coconut milk with vanilla along with the muffins, which was the perfect combination. For two carb-addicts to enjoy this breakfast, it has to be pretty darn good! This recipe is a keeper!
Delicious!!!! Thank you so much for this recipe. It was a success here, my hubby and kids loved it. I used a little bit of rapadura sugar instead of honey. I didn't have the pumpkin spice so I just increased the amount of cinnamon. We ate them on the next morning and they tasted really yummy and fresh :)
These are absolutely amazing and super easy to make. My very picky 8 year old loves them and her friend ate two while she was at my house then asked for another as she was leaving. My husband, who says he doesn't like nuts, likes them. Psst… I didn't tell him they were made with almond flour.
This is our first Paleo recipe we have ever made (other than meats and veggies). The batter wasn't pourable?? The only thing we changed was coconut flour instead of almond flour (as we didn't have any – we are having a hard time finding it here in Canada). They were a crumbly texture, so we tried adding a little more oil. They came out of the oven at 25 minutues and were not baked through ( so we just put them back in the oven). Any ideas?
Ok! First batch didn't turn out…. :( I just put the second batch in the oven and I think they are going to turn out! I did as some others said and added some unsweetened applesauce, I also added more pumpkin! Here's hoping they taste as great as they smell!!
These were fantastic! I used whole almonds that I blended, as I didn't have any almond flour. I also used apple sauce instead of the honey. I baked the pumpkin and pureed it, so the mixture was not thick at all. Delish! I also had to convert the temp and was a bit worried about the cooking time, but it all worked out in the end!! I'll be cooking these again!
Can you use coconut flour for these? New to Paleo and still trying to figure out the difference in baking between the two. Thanks!
One word to describe these muffins…YUMMY! I read through most of the post before making the muffins and I'm glad I did. I was worried about the muffins being too dry so, Instead of 3/4 pumpkin, I used 1 cup. The muffins were very moist. I also doubled the spices for more flavor. I will be making these muffins again!
Im thinking you could put this in a bread pan also?? I love banana nut bread with blueberries so might try some version of this as well… Getting ready to make first batch!
I'll stick with the banana carrot muffins… These are bland
I am so glad to have come across this website and I am very excited since I am puerto rican my culture is the sweeter and saltier the better and i am def. looking for a new way of eating. thanks again and please any tips i would appreciate it.
Great recipe! I didn't want to use the honey to I put in a1/4c of peach butter and a bit of stevia to sweeten. Yum Yum the carbs I've been missing with out the carbs!
Love this!! My favorite, and the kids love too….I use half can of pumpkin, and about 3/4 cup of pureed bananas..Great breakfast when you are in a hurry, along with a couple hard boiled eggs….freezable too!! They are now a staple in my freezer, for when we are rushed!
Just made a batch & my daughter & I loved them! We only added a pat of butter after taking them out of the oven & had to cook for 30 minutes not 25.
Wonderful and easy reciepe. The turned out moist and tasty, I used cut up carrot in mine to add texture too.
These are delicious, I opted against the sliced almonds, and added Enjoy Life mini chocolate chips. Such a treat!
Hi – this was my first attempt at cooking with "alternative flours". I didn't have almond flour so I substituted coconut flour at a 1;1 ratio. tehehehheeee – that DID not work. It was very dry. Came out more like a crumble than a batter. Any thoughts, suggestions, ideas?
I have made these three times already!! Added some unsweetened shreded coconut for texture. They are really good!!
I have not been successful finding almond flour – any ideas? I have almond meal but seems to be way too dense. thanks!
I just started on my challenge yesterday and I have to say as a self proclaimed "foodie", an coming from a family that owns multiple gourmet restaurants I thought for sure these would taste like cardboard.. but I gotta say it was a great recipe!! My 2 changes were coconut milk instead of almond milk.. I figured there was already so much almond flavor, and the coconut is more creamy and like dairy.. and I added 1 tbs vanilla exrtact for flavor. Loved it, and will definatly add this receipe to my list of must haves.. Thank you!!
@Danielle T. – "My 2 changes were coconut milk instead of almond milk.. I figured there was already so much almond flavor……" I don't see any type of milk listed in the ingredients. Am I missing something?? I want to make these today.
Beth I use Almond Meal found in Woolworth for the Almond flour and that works fine
My son is allergic to eggs, can I use flax eggs instead?
To those looking for almond flour… You can use almond meal too. You can find it at Trader joes as well as whole foods!
Please explain to me what all I did wrong except using coconut flour instead of the almond that I could not find. All other ingredients were as listed. My mixture was just crumbs and when baked stayed just crumbs. Someone mentioned using coconut milk instead of almond milk. The recipe above doesn't call for any liquid, instead of "pouring" the batter I dipped crumbs into pans. Please help me.
how do i moderate my comment?
Why are others referring to "milk" there is none in the ingredients list?
Can i use RICE flour insted of the almond which my stores do not have.?
Seriously…I followed the recipe exactly, and also got crumbs. Can anyone explain how 3/4 c canned pumpkin and 3 egs will make all these dry ingredients "pour"?
1½ cups almond flour
3/4 cup canned pumpkin (or cook and puree pumpkin yourself)
3 large eggs
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
½ tsp ground cinnamon
1½ tsp pumpkin pie spice
1/8 tsp sea salt
1/4 cup raw honey (optional)
2 tsp almond butter
1 Tbs sliced almonds
To bencro – I used a ice cream scoop instead of "pouring". It works great and doesn't make a mess.
I followed the recipe to the "T" which gave me good results. The consistency was moist and cake-like. I used canned pumpkin that was on hand prior Paleo. I didn't even consider whether or not, there was any type of sugar added. I would definitely make this a regular.
Also, I appreciate all the good information shared by the commenters. Very helpful, overall.
Made this exactly like the recipe states and they are AWESOME! So thankful for this site!
My son has a severe tree nut allergy, what can I use instread of the almond items?
This seemed like a HUGE waste of pumpkin, so with the left over purée I made these:
I used raisins instead of chocolate chips, both the muffins and the cookies turned out awesome!
These are so good. I have made these approximately 10 times; each time adding or subtracting certain ingredients. Everytime I have made them I have added honey (because I like my sweets), and a small handful of raisins or dried cranberries. YUM! I also sprinkle extra cinnamon in the batter, every time. Enjoy!
Plan on making these along with fresh fruit for a Seahawks play-off brunch tomorrow! Can't wait to try them!
These were so good! The bottoms of mine stuck to the paper cup though. I think I baked them too long. But still wicked yummy!
Bland and followed the directions exactly. Was there once a different recipe as some of the comments reference protein powder. I wll try making these again and follow the advice of others and double/triple the spice amount. Wish me luck.
These were awful! My husband and I both gagged and spit them out immediately. Followed the recipe to a "T". Don't try them!
When it calls for nuts or almond flour , how do I substitute? i have a high intolerance to nuts.
These are awesome!!!! I have made them many times and even took them to a pot luck at the office and they were gone in no time! I usually leave out the almond butter and put a few chopped walnuts on top. I make a double batch, freeze them, and they are great thawed also! Thanks for the yummy recipe!
What could be a good egg substitute? I am dying to make these but I'm not eating eggs right now because I'm on an elimination diet. Any ideas?
I'm planning to use unsweetened applesauce instead of the honey if I make these.
What about adding chia seeds to muffins.. any opinions about that? If I soak them first, it shouldn't dry out the muffins, at least that's what I'm thinking. I noticed that adding bananas to anything increases sweetness without adding honey, agave or any other favorite. My son is a huge fan of anything banana. I love all of the muffin recipes.. my kids can't get over how sweet they all are without the addition of "sugar".
I started Paleo 10 days ago (ate modified Paleo prior to) – without changing my exercise routine I dropped 7 lbs in 6 days. I'm not skimping on meals – and I'm not overweight (I'm now at 123lbs). After 10 days I'm blown away at how I feel AND how flat my stomach is. ZERO bloating. I know this is about muffins.. but I think relative too. =)
I just made these, I made it with the honey and still wasn't very sweet. If that's you're thing, great. But I prefer the carrot banana muffins.
Thinking of making these in bulk 20+ and freezing them. Just unsure if it will ruin them, Any thoughts?
I made these for the second time. I was out of almond butter (used it for snacks all week), so I used a little unsweetened applesauce this time. The texture was so much better and they were sweeter. I could literally eat all of them at once, but I am resisting the temptation!!! :)
I am addicted to these and make them pretty much every week. I make the recipe exactly as it calls for (honey incl.) and I use a 1/4 c. Measuring cup to measure out the batter so I have consistent sized muffins. I freeze them in two packs (i get 10 mussins) and with a little rotisserie chicken, it is my absolute favorite breakfast!
I am allergic to cinnamon so instead of pumpkin pie flavors, I added 2 tablespoons of baking cocoa and made chocolate pumpkin muffins. They are amazing! My kids LOVE them.
I'm allergic to almonds, what can I substitute for those ingredients?
I am new to this paleo stuff but I have made the pumpkin muffins just as the recipe calls for. They were delicious. I put them in a tupperware container and after five days they tasted like they were soured or something. Are you not suppose to put them in a covered container? Or, are you suppose to refrigerate them? Not sure what to do. Too expensive to take a chance on them going bad again.
Where does the recipe mention whey protein powder? How much?
can you substitute the almond flour with coconut flour??
I need a substitution for the almond flour, my daughter has a very serious nut allergy. I tried coconut flour but it made them to dense. Anyone got some ideas?
What about unsalted sunflower flour. I know there are a few places online that sell it. But if you have a good food process you could make your own. I can't speak to its use in this recipe.
OMG!!! These are going to be dangerous! Soooo good!
Followed this recipe to a "T" and they were the bomb!!!!!
These are OK … very bland for me. Followed the instructions to a T, left out the honey but I think they need it.
I also followed the recipe as written. My husband says they are great "with butter!" But he loves all muffins with butter! Meanwhile, I'm munching mine Paleo style. Thanks for the delicious recipes. Your site was recommended by my Naturopath, when I asked him where to go for the specific Paleo he wanted me to follow.
Can the muffin recipes be used to make breads as well? I'm thinking about trying them in mini-bread loaf pans.
Has anyone substituted coconut/tapioca flour for the almond flour yet? My daughter is allergic to almonds? How did they turn out & what were your ratios?
I've made these multiple times and they're great! This time I added in some dairy-free chocolate chips and they are SO good!
These were great muffins! I used almond meal instead of almond flour and they had a light, crumbly texture. A little more cinnamon would have been even better.
I made these muffins this morning. I added fresh grated ginger. Very flavorful, but too dense, did not rise. Seems to me something missing.
I just made the pumpkin muffins with the following changes: instead of 1 1/2 cups of all almond flour, I used 1 cup of almond and 1/2 cup coconut flour, I used 1/4 cup date paste that I made myself(very easy) and I added 1 tbsp veg. oil and 3 tbs. milk because the batter was too stiff. Baked them for 23 minutes and they are delicious!!! I sprinkled golden flaxseed powder on top before I put them in the oven. They are moist and not too sweet, just a hint and nice and pumpkiny!!
My son, will not eat cooked eggs ie. hard boiled, scrambled and the like. I am open and all any suggestions on how to supplement his proteins. Thank you!
I read through the recipe and all the comments and made these muffins with some modifications. These muffins are so good. They are moist, delicious and it's hard to eat only 1 with my coffee each morning! Also, my house smelled wonderful with the baking of these muffins. So, I doubles the cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice, added 1/4 c of unsweetened applesauce, 2 tsps. of coconut oil, increased the pumpkin to 1 c and added in a very, ripe mashed banana. The next time, I think I will try adding in some shredded carrots. My recipe made 13 small-regular size muffins and my non-Paleo eating husband loved them as well. Great recipe!
Homemade pumpkin is the EASIEST thing to make and Halloween pumpkins are still plenty fresh. Just take a whole big pumpkin and put in oven on foil on a cookie sheet. Bake all afternoon @300 degrees, check to see if soft and drooping slightly. Take out of oven, while still warm the sharp knife slips in easily; cut off pieces and slice off skin. I put chunks of pumpkin in my mixer (but food processor or blender would work ok, just messier! Make to pureed consistency…throw away skin, seeds (or keep seeds), foil, all at one time in the trash! Put two cups in sandwich bag, flatten to freeze.
I LOVE these! I usually add chocolate chips and vanilla extract.
These are phenomenal!! I also made a glaze using a little coconut oil with some honey & a splash of vanilla. Delicious!!!

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New Hampshire Senior News in Brief
July 28. 2013 4:44PM
Windham Terrace staff member Alicia Sell, left, presents the Senior Service Award to Helping Hands volunteers, from left, Al and Cathy Pappalardo, Bill Merrill, Susan Hebert and Jay Moltenbrey. (COURTESY)
One volunteer, Donna Maroon, who focuses much of her attention on projects for senior citizens, was singled out with the award. She was nominated by Sally Hunt, co-chairman of Helping Hands, a volunteer organization that provides for people in need of assistance in a variety of ways, including offering referrals and support to seniors to help them remain in their homes and live independently.
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MANCHESTER — A diabetic shoe clinic for people on Medicare is planned Thursday, Aug. 8, by appointment at the Cashin Senior Activity Center, 151 Douglas St.
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McGovern (North Kingstown, R.I./North Kingstown) opened the morning with a new school record in the hammer throw. After tossing a personal-best 56.84 meters on her second throw, the senior standout stormed back with a distance of 57.03 meters (187-1) in her fifth and traditionally best hurl to easily escape the event with the gold. McGovern finished the morning with the event's top five throws.
Traynor (Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge) was equally as golden in the afternoon's running events, pulling away from the pack early to clock a new meet- and facility-record time of 10:04.20 in her signature 3,000 Meter Steeplechase that was less than two seconds off her program record and more than 20 seconds ahead of the second-place finisher from UMass.
Sophomore Elizabeth Schinski (Geneseo, N.Y./Geneseo) secured the ninth spot in the race with a time of 11:02.99, while freshman Alli Stapleton (Commack, N.Y./Commack) qualified for U.S. Junior Nationals with her finish of 11:12.18.
In what continued to be a strong day for the Spider seniors, Devin Cassels (Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Area) reset his school record in the pole vault with a jump of 4.50 meters to finish fifth overall in the men's competition.
On the women's side of the event, sophomore Grace Gibson (Virginia Beach, Va./Princess Anne) finished fourth with a jump of 3.41 meters, coming up just .04 meters shy of her school-record mark in the event.
In her first-ever conference championship, newcomer Melanie Overall (Lake Oswego, Ore./Lake Oswego) turned in a fourth-place performance in the javelin with her hurl of 37.61 meters (123-5).
Senior Beth Kelly (Broomall, Pa./Cardinal O'Hara) went the distance in the 10,000 Meters with a 10th-place time of 37:01.83, while classmate Amanda Caporelli (Churchville, Va./Buffalo Gap) followed suit in the long jump with a distance of 5.51 meters (18-1).
The Spiders closed out the day in record-setting style thanks to junior Stephanie Paradis (Leesburg, Va./Stone Bridge), freshman Taylor Clevinger (Mechanicsville, Va./Saint Catherine's School) and sophomores Alli Mannon (Lititz, Pa./Warwick) and Amanda Lineberry (Mechanicsville, Va./Lee Davis). The quartet combined for runner-up time of 8:56.37 to smash the 30-year-old 4x800 Meter Relay school record (9:00.00) by more than three seconds.
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I have only owned two pairs of boots aside from these that I used consistently so I don't have much to compare to but I'll give it a shot. I had some Ride Orions first that were too wide for my feet and the laces loosened up on me after a few runs. I had some 06 Burton Ions that were great boots. The Outlast liners they had were great as they conformed to my feet and after 300+ days they didn't pack out much more than the break in period. The new Rulers I bought have the Imprint 2 liners which only took about 3 days to break in although they may have a little more to go. They aren't as warm as the outlast liners that were in my Ion's but considering they only cost me $140 from Dogfunk I can't complain. I ordered these boots online without trying them on but the fit so far seems to be the exact same as my Ion's were in the same size. They aren't quite as stiff and just comparing the two side by side I can tell Burton put a lot less effort into durability when it comes to the Rulers. As far as support I would give them a 6 out of 10. I have really narrow feet and Burtons seem to be the ticket for me. My foot fits snugly in the boot and without cranking them down much at all I have no heel lift as of yet. The flexibility of the boot makes the choppy stuff/moguls a little more of a chore than my stiff Ion's but when it comes to playing around with flatland tricks they are more forgiving. For an entry/intermediate level boot I would definitely reccomend these to someone who wants a good all around boot. The speed lace system kicks ass and it took 3 years to start failing in my Ion's. I think the rulers also have a moldable footbed because after 3 days the bottom of my feet aren't killing me anymore either. They have some type of EVA or air cushioning in the soles because I nailed a few flat landings in them and when used with my Ride Spi's it was a nice cushy landing each time. Also they interface very well with my Ride bindings. They are decent looking boots in the Brown camo if anyone cares about that. You can also get a version in white and purple but they just looked a little light in the loafers for my taste.
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This is an intrest thread for the ESB aluminum flame throwers. I am trying to gage how much material I would need to pull this off for all of you.
If you are intrested, post in this thread.
If and when this becomes a run, all I ask is that you stay commited.
Price will be up $10.00 from the last run due to shipping and material costs going up. Sorry.
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Over seas, PM for shipping quote.
If anyone wants to post pics of thiers that they bought from the first run, feel free.
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Where you Teal hunt, is the LST viewed as a suggestion more than law? This morning it was 17 minutes early, last time I hunted Teal in this area it was over 20 min early.
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Danger: Kids and Laundry Packs
They're convenient but could make your child extremely ill. Those colorful and handy little laundry packs, that many households are switching to as an alternative to boxed detergents and heavy bottles, are causing some children to end up in the emergency room.
There have been almost 250 cases reported this year to poison control. These cases are only a tiny fraction of the thousands of poisoning calls received every year about household medicines and other cleaning supplies, but doctors are concerned. The symptoms they see in connection with ingesting the packets, such as nausea and breathing problems, are more severe than typical detergent poisoning.
"We're not quite sure why it's happening," said Dr. Kurt Kleinschmidt, a Dallas toxicologist and professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. "But we've clearly had some kids who have become much more ill. We look at these pods as being clearly more dangerous than the standard detergent."
Detergent manufacturers introduced versions of the packets earlier this year. They're intended to be dropped into a laundry machine in place of liquid or powder detergent.
Several poison control centers started to get calls from parents about the packets in March and April, soon after they were introduced in earnest. Texas reported 71 instances of exposure this year, all but one in March or later. Missouri reported 25 cases related to the packets, and Illinois reported 26.
"If you look at the Tide Pods, they're bright blue and bright red and they look very similar to some of the ribbon candy," said Julie Weber, director of the Missouri Poison Control Center in St. Louis.
Paul Fox, a spokesman for Procter & Gamble, the parent company of Tide, says all cleaning products need to be handled carefully. He said Tide was working with poison control centers and advocacy groups to make sure parents know more about the risks.
"The packs themselves are safe, regardless of who manufactures them, provided that they are used for their intended purpose," Fox said. "The risk becomes when they're left like any other household product within reach of small, inquisitive hands."
If you swallow detergent it can make you sick, but doctors say these packets seem to make children more ill than traditional laundry detergents.
Dr. Michael Buehler of the Carolinas Poison Center said there were several possible reasons why, including that the packets carry a full cup's worth of detergent in bite-size form or the detergent in the packet might activate more quickly or differently.
"The children get sicker, more severe, and they do this quicker than what we've seen with standard liquid laundry exposure," Buehler said.
Poison control centers in several states have issued or are preparing warnings for local emergency rooms and parents.
The packets are becoming more popular with consumers, so poison control centers and physicians want parents to be aware that the bright colors and toy-like shapes may tempt small children.
Several of the detergent manufacturers say they are now looking at new safeguards, such as childproof packets, for their products.
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We all see them. The graphic images on Pinterest and Facebook like this one. Food porn. They lure you in and trick you into thinking you really can squeeze a gourmet lunch or breakfast everyday into your budget. But when was the last time you actually calculated the cost of your breakfast? I calculated the cost of mine the other day just out of curiosity and was pleasantly surprised that it was only a whopping $1.96 every day!
Breakfast Breakdown
Grand total= $1.96
Not too bad right? Great way to start the morning and not bad on my wallet either.
Now if you know me, you will know I am a creature of habit when it comes to food and don't mind eating the same thing every day. My breakfast is the same every morning; oatmeal, a banana, and coffee with soy milk. As routine as this may sound, I plan my meals like this mainly because I want to eat something healthy and filling in the morning. Because I stay so busy, I also appreciate not having to think about what to eat every morning– which saves me lots of time and money.
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When working with clients on their cash flow, I usually see their food costs as the expenses that can really get out of control. They save and skimp in other areas but often times dining out is the one place where money falls through the cracks. A lunch here, a dinner there, drinks here… and there– all of these things really add up. Planning ahead and prepping your meals for the week can ultimately become a more cost efficient route. Think of it as portion control for your finances.
Iron Lady Chef
As tempting as it may be to call up your girl friends for a fancy dinner out, a good way to keep your food costs in control is simply by eating at home. I try to go grocery shopping every weekend to stock up for the week ahead. Yes, there are occasions where I do eat out during the week (i.e. business meetings, client meetings/events or to celebrate a special occasion), but for the most part I usually eat my prepared, planned out meals and it frees up some time and spending cash. Get a jump on breakfast this week and cook a batch of these. Your tastes buds and your wallet will thank you.
One Bite At A Time
Another tip (one I learned from my parents), is to save money by not buying drinks while eating out. Think about it. You'll end up drinking more water, saving cash, and possibly losing a few pounds by cutting back on sodas. I still follow this same philosophy today. If you have to have your diet Coke with dinner maybe skip the appetizers and/or dessert. Life without dessert may seem extreme, but deciding ahead of time what to cut will help you stay in control.
Now, I know what you may be thinking. Going out to eat is part of what you enjoy most and part of your social life too. I completely understand this. But I'll let you in on a little secret, I still see my friends, family, attend networking events and go out for social gatherings all the time and usually do all while sticking to my food budget. Instead of business lunch meetings, I opt for coffee meetings (saves time and money). Instead of always going out to eat with friends, we opt for potlucks at someone's house. We love this idea because everyone can bring their favorite signature dish to share, which is usually a great conversation starter and a less expensive route too.
If you just simply enjoy going out to eat and don't want to give it up– don't. Instead, make sure you adjust your spending plan accordingly to ensure you are still in control of your food costs. Remember, financial planning is not about cutting the fun out of your life. Rather, it is simply planning how you want to use your money to support your current lifestyle, while being able to save for your future one.
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The BMW ActiveE drivers, our BMW Electronauts, have officially begun their journeys into the future of mobility. Now, with the launch of the "Electronauts" series, BMW i gives you a firsthand look into the BMW ActiveE Field Trial and the EV lifestyle. You'll meet a group of ActiveE drivers and hear stories about how going electric has changed their lives.
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One more, here! No pics, alas (everyone knows the car, and nobody wants to see Gramps' mug!)
Use it daily to commute from home to work, Fremont to SFO airport, 35 miles each way. Working night shift, charging during the day...Ouch, waiting for first P.G and E bill....
Interested in sharing NUMBERS with other users: ranges, mi/kwh, temperatures, average speed u drive, etc......
Reactions around me: jealousy (the gals: car is cute!), envy (Too late, buddy...), disbelief ("Electric ONLY?"), and a few others...
Am I right to suspect they're sold out (not that I'm looking at the moment anyway...)?
2007 X3 3.0i, Monaco Blue with black leather. AT, Sport: 19" staggered replaced with longer lasting 18", Premium, NAV, Heated Seats.
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owner may be the wrong word: like every other electronaut, we LEASE the car, as an experiment. I think the current experiment has placed all available cars, but you could check with your local BMW dealer.
I got the car not out of love, but logic: with 35 miles commute (70 round trip), my trusted Volvo 740GLS wagon was costing me as much as I'm paying for the lease. If I can charge for free at work, this NEW car ( at 68, my first NEW car ever...) will not cost me much.
Beyond that, I worked, 2 years ago, with a small group attempting to build an electric car, so I knew about all the numbers, etc. We never finished, due to lack of funds, but I was thrilled to see that the numbers BMW used in their product more or less matched what I was trying to do. So, this car is also a revenge on fate, LOL!
So, I got it on logic. But, one month later, love is part of the picture!
I'm still trying to learn all the gadgets (no such things in the '87 volvo!...), and experimenting with different drivings.
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- 70-75 miles/day.
- one charge a day, at home, with built-in charger, on a 220v/20A circuit circuit. Practical charge time 8 to 10 hours. Recently, began to charge at work, so charging every 35 miles (home and work).
- practical range is only 80-85 miles, unless you "push" the battery to the limit (not good for it). This is on 90% freeway driving, at night, keeping the car around 60-65mph (not the below 55 the Leaf users are limited to, to get some range, LOL!)
- miles/kw is steadily decreasing, and I don't like it: was 3.6 when I received the car, and I'm now at 3.3. But some screen shots of others show 3.0.. so I may not be too bad.
- the car can scoot: one night, I followed a co-worker, driving a souped-up Honda. We zipped around traffic, at (shht!) 80-85mph, peaks at 90 (IN ECONO MODE!) with no problems... except that day I reached home with only 10 miles left, versus the 25+ miles I normally get available.. so, driving fast takes a toll on the range!
enough for the day, and this reply. More later, if you ask for it....
Great info, thanks for all the details--and please expand on them as you spend more time with the car!
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I'm a longtime hunter, though fairly new to waterfowling. Is anyone on here a member of a hunting club that could share their experiences? I own some land in west-central Illinois where I'm from and am always trying to find ways to increase hunting opportunities for those in Illinois. I have the opportunity to buy what was at one time a world famous rod and gun club along the Illinois River (800 acres or so). I would love to organize a group of committed hunters to purchase this property and turn it into a top notch hunting club once again. Basically, they way I am thinking about it, I would need a group of about 20 hunters who could buy a membership/ownership interest in the club. Those 20 hunters would have exclusive rights to hunt the acreage and it would be organized and managed in a controlled way. The costs would be about $12,000 to $15,000 to buy-in and annual fees of $2,500 to $3,000. You would actually invest in the club and own about 5% of it for this amount. A person could sell it to someone else if they wanted to get out of it--probably at a profit even. This would be a professionally run club with a clubhouse and a manager to maintain the property. I know the costs aren't as cheap as going to public hunting grounds, but you end up owning part of the club, have a say in how it is run/managed, and where else can you get access to this much acreage to share with a close group of friends?
Does anyone have any experience with clubs like this? If this is something you are interested in, please let me know. I would love to hear your initial reactions. Feel free to criticize or shoot holes in it (so to speak) if you think it would never work. I just feel like there were so many of these rod and gun clubs in the early 1900s and it is a great loss that many of these are now gone. I'd like to work with other hunters to bring them back!


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Brian, holy smokin' fire pits!!! Now that is one expensive apparatus, we are gonna love it, cool and thanks.....it will be useful for years to come. Beautiful and most wonderful day, Cindi
Hey Brian, is the official day of the party still Sunday or did that change? I need to know for sure so I can plan around my work schedule.Sean Kelly
Quote from: Sean Kelly on June 27, 2008, 03:18:56 PMHey Brian, is the official day of the party still Sunday or did that change? I need to know for sure so I can plan around my work schedule.Sean KellyStill Scheduled for August 31st, I think an official kick off at 1 pm appropriate. Cinidi, her husband, Hannah-Davida (assuming she's coming with Cindi), and Brendhan and his wife should be here Saturday. Which is nice I might have to do a pigeon race knock-off (turn in clock results) in the am. But Cindi is going to be my official welcoming committee and support staff for this event--I should probably tell her that. LOL.
Brian, who is the vocal, missed that one, hee, hee. Beautiful day in this great life, Cindi
Hey Brian,Got room for a big motorhome? My folks said we can borrow theirs which would make the trip easier with the new baby. This way we wouldn't have to rush back to Buckley the same day.Sean Kelly
Latest update:For all you music fans: I'm writing down the words and guitar cords for the old Vaudeville act "You can't fool an old Horsefly." All 5 pages to include patter (jokes at end of each verse). Unfortunately I am no longer able to do the shoft shoe to go with the act. I think the best bet is to PM or email the lyrics and such to our pickers and grinners Sean Kelly and Dane Bramage so they can do a little practice ahead of time. Sean and Dane get back to me on this.


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Our yearly commemoration of AIDS Day includes our award-winning film series "Faces of AIDS" as well as an interactive exhibit of creative individuals who have been touched by the disease: "Portraits of Hope." We also have resources and a round-up of first-rate editorial features on the state of the epidemic.
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Faces of AIDS 2013: Despite These Marks
Josh Dorsheimer, Hal Matroni, Nicole Weerbrouck, Jeremy Blocher and Rebecca Minnich discuss their original theater piece about the stigma of HIV/AIDS, "Despite These Marks".
"Gyft" Cards Support HIV Vaccine Immunity Project
Starting Dec. 1, World AIDS Day, Gyft will donate all proceeds from Gyft Cards, redeemable at more than 200 retailers, to the Immunity Project for HIV research.
Faces of AIDS 2013: Miguel Rodriguez
Miguel Rodriguez is an In Person Counselor at Chicago AIDS Foundation. He discusses the rise of infection and stigma in the Latino community, as well as his role in implementing Obamacare.
Faces of AIDS 2013: James Krellenstein & Mathew Rodriguez
James and Mathew, activists with ACT UP New York, share their impassioned views of the AIDS crisis and how it affects young gay men today.
Faces of AIDS 2013: Jane Shull
Executive Director of Philadelphia Fight, Jane Shull describes the organization's history and talks about both the Affordable Care Act and the effects of stigma on the epidemic.
Faces of AIDS 2013: Sean McKenna
Sean is one of the longtime survivors of the AIDS epidemic. Diagnosed in the late 80's, he tells his riveting story of the early days of living with HIV.
Rhode Island Community Groups Observe World AIDS Day 2013
With the goal of raising awareness about HIV prevention, the Rhode Island Coalition for HIV Prevention will be conducting Rhode Island's 2nd Annual World AIDS Day Event.
Thousands Flock to Times Square for 25th Annual World AIDS Day
Join Housing Works, GMHC, ACRIA, ACT-UP New York, and an estimated 1,000 members of the New York HIV/AIDS community on December 1 to march Times Square and demand for an end to AIDS.
Faces of AIDS 2013: Tiffany Thompson
Director, Philadelphia Fight Y-HEP Center. Oversees the Empowerment Center and maintains relationships with youth serving organizations, and the Philadelphia School District.
Faces of AIDS 2013: Melanie Paul
Melanie is a former addict who struggled with her diagnosis and health. Now she is a Supportive Housing Manager at the AIDS Foundation of Chicago. A dramatic story of personal strength and redemption.
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Good morning Fürge! You're adorable! Congrats on being POTD!
I hope you and Atta have a fun day!
Dog of the Day
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Good morning Fürge! You're adorable! Congrats on being POTD!
I hope you and Atta have a fun day!
Forever in my heart...Casey.Ginger.Corey.Mandy.Sassy.Lacey.Angel .Missy
Nagyon aranyos Fürge.
Az őszi képek meg különösen jók, gratula.
Mit szóltak az avarhoz? Nyáron kint szoktad őket tartani?
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Hi Fürge! A very happy Pet of the Day to you, and to sister Atta too! What an adorable Pygmy Hedgie boy you are, cutie pie! LOVE your photo spread; props to the very talented photographer! That shot of you giving your person the razzberries is too precious for words, and the pic of you with sister Atta, heart melting! But oh, those colorful shots of you nestled in those colorful leaves are exquisite! How wonderful that you started life out with a breeder so devoted to your and your fellow baby Hediges' good health, physical and emotional! And now, in the loving care of an equally devoted forever human, nothing but happy, carefree, love filled years ahead for you and Atta both! How lucky your person is, doubly blessed, having 2 sweet and loving best buddies in you and Atta! Thanks for the BIG smiles, sweetheart! I hope and Atta are enjoying a very special day of celebration; playing in your cardboard tubes, spinning on your wheels, being spoiled to the max! Lots of love and cuddles to you precious Fürge, and to darling Atta too!
Star,Tigg'r , Mollie and the10 Gallon Gang!
And my Rainbow Bridge Furangels...Jingles, Cody, Fritz, Chessa, Satin, Buddy, Lizzie, Oliver, Squeaker, Moonbeam, Rosie, Ruby~
Furge what an adorable fellow you are for sure!!!
What wonderful pictures of you. I just had to smile at you!!! It looks like you and Atta have lots of fun together. It must be lots of fun having you for friends. Please thank your family for sharing you with us. You certainly brightened up my rainy day. I hope you are enjoying a fun filled day.
Congratulations, sweet Furge, on being our very special Pet of the Day!!!
No matter what anyone does, someone some where will be offended some how!!!!
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Happy Pet of the Day to you Furge!
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Congratulations, Furge, on being POTD! You are precious and so photogenic! Your human parent sure loves you, which is easy to understand because you are sooo lovable! Hope you're having a wonderful day! You deserve to be POTD! Congrats to you and your special human parent!
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CARY, N.C. --- Top-seeded North Carolina advanced to the 2013 Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Tennis Championship semifinals with a 4-0 win over eighth-seeded NC State Friday afternoon at the Cary Tennis Park. The Tar Heels swept doubles before claiming a trio of singles wins from Caroline Price, Lauren McHale and Whitney Kay to secure a spot in Saturday's semifinal round.
Carolina (25-2) jumped out to a quick lead on all three doubles courts and clinched the point in emphatic fashion. Zoe De Bruycker and Ashley Dai were first to finish, disposing of Elisha Hande and Nicole Martinez on court two, 8-2. Suarez-Malaguti and Tessa Lyons then sealed the early advantage with an 8-4 victory over Chloe Smith and Sophie Nelson on court three. The No. 61 duo of Price and Kay led 7-5 on court one when play was halted.
The Tar Heels made sure that Friday's ACC quarterfinal would not be a repeat of the tight 4-3 decision from the regular season, winning the opening set on five of six singles courts.
Price, the sophomore All-ACC pick, was the first UNC winner, thumping Rachel James-Baker in straight sets on court four, 6-2, 6-1.
While Carolina was in control of the dual at that point, NC State (14-9) kept it competitive on the other five courts. The top two courts featured a pair of top-100 matchups, as No. 7 Suarez-Malaguti battled to a tough first set win over No. 49 Joelle Kissell on court one and No. 44 De Bruycker was also up a set on No. 80 Tatiana Illova on court two.
But the Tar Heels used their signature singles depth to ease into Saturday's semifinals. McHale made it 3-0 on court five, winning on her fourth match point of a lengthy final game to take beat Hande, 6-2, 6-4.
Moments later, No. 36 Kay finished a second-set tiebreak comeback to top Smith, 6-4, 7-6 (5), to take the dual. Kay, who had three match points spoiled in the final game of the second set, rallied from 4-2 down the tiebreak to score the clinching victory.
In addition to Suarez-Malaguti and De Bruycker, Lyons was also on the verge of a win when the match was abandoned, as the Wallingford, Pa., junior led Nicole Martinez, 6-7, 6-2, 2-0, on court six.
Carolina will take on fourth-seeded Miami Saturday at 10 a.m. Saturday's appearance in the semifinals will mark the fifth consecutive year the Tar Heels have been among the final four teams left in the conference tournament.No. 2 North Carolina 4, No. 47 NC State 0
1. #61 Price/Kay (NC) vs. Kissell/Illova (ST), 7-5, DNF
2. De Bruycker/Dai (NC) def. Hande/Martinez (ST), 8-2
3. Lyons/Suarez-Malaguti (NC) def. Smith/Nelson (ST), 8-4
Order of finish: 2, 3
1. #7 Gina Suarez-Malaguti (NC) vs. #49 Joelle Kissell (ST), 7-5, 4-4, DNF
2. #44 Zoe De Bruycker (NC) vs. #80 Tatiana Illova (ST), 6-3, 3-4, DNF
3. #36 Whitney Kay (NC) def. Chloe Smith (ST), 6-4, 7-6 (5)
4. #56 Caroline Price (NC) def. Rachel James-Baker (ST), 6-2, 6-1
5. Lauren McHale (NC) def. Elisha Hande (ST), 6-2, 6-4
6. Tessa Lyons (NC) vs. Nicole Martinez (ST), 6-7, 6-2, 2-0, DNF
Order of finish: 4, 5, 3


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Just in time for the holidays, our curators have selected exclusively designed limited-edition jewelry by twelve local Atlanta artists, available at the High Museum Shop. All proceeds from your purchase in any of the Shops benefit the Museum and its educational programs.
All jewelry pieces may be purchased in the High Shop or online and are priced at $200 or lower.
Renee AdamsMaterials: sterling silver, copper, mixed metals, fused glass, and genuine sea glass Renee's career in metalsmithing began about three years ago while she was studying at the Spruill Center for the Arts. All of her pieces are hand forged and fabricated in her studio for her jewelry company, R2 Designs. Learn more >>
Bethany BachtelMaterials: Art Nouveau imagery that combines botanical and female forms into handmade and machine-finished metal with a powder coat that creates a unique and durable finish Bethany discovered metal as a medium while in high school in 2005, thanks to Georgia's Governor's Honors Program. She pursued her love of working in metal at the University of Georgia, where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in jewelry design and metalwork. Learn more >>
Debra Lynn GoldMaterials: innovative jewelry that reflects an unusual sculptural sensibility, while maximizing unexpected combinations of materials Debra founded the Debra Lynn Gold Jewelry Studio after moving to the South in the early 1980s. Her limited production and one-of-a-kind works can be found in fine stores, galleries, and museums across the country. Learn more >>
Vivian GoldMaterials: silver, brass, and bronze Vivian holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in metals from the Program in Artisanry at Boston University and a bachelor's degree from the School for American Craftsmen at Rochester Institute of Technology. She has received commissions for jewelry from patrons across the country, working in silver, gold, precious, and semi-precious stones. Learn more >>
Leigh GriffinMaterials: sterling silver, fine silver, shikudo, shuguishi, and copper Leigh individually hand-fabricates each one-of-a-kind piece using several techniques to add texture, including mokume gane (a layering of different metals fused together), granulation, reticulation, acid-etching, and adding patina. Leigh's jewelry captures the energy and beauty of the materials and is at once both dynamic and harmonious. Learn more >>
Gillian GussackMaterials: sterling silver Gillian holds a bachelor's degree in ceramics from Georgia State University. She is a professional metal smith and jewelry designer currently concentrating on figurative ceramics and portraits while attending graduate school and exhibiting. Gillian has been a community educator of children, teens, and adults for ten years. Learn more >>
Martha Hightower McClatcheyMaterials: gold and silver Martha, a native of Decatur and a graduate of Emory University, is a silver- and goldsmith who creates works with a touch of whimsy. In addition to her silver and gold pieces, Martha also produces large steel sculptures, oil paintings, silkscreened works, and hand-painted furniture and birdhouses. Her work has been exhibited and sold in numerous galleries and shows. Learn more >>
Rochelle NationMaterials: copper, gemstones, resin, sterling silver, and natural elements With an eye for conceptualizing timeless works of art that radiate rustic elegance, Rochelle creates jewelry that makes a fashion statement that is also architectural in nature. She fuses mixed, hand-forged metals and wire to seamlessly tie all designs together in one cohesive collection. Learn more >>
Lainey PapageorgeMaterials: precious metals, natural gems, and pearls Lainey is a self-taught Atlanta artist who has been designing and fabricating fine jewelry for the past forty years. After graduating from Emory University, Lainey moved to Sagway, Alaska, where she began her career as a jeweler. In 1980 she returned to Atlanta as the first Artist in Residence at the Signature Shop. She now runs an independent studio, Elaina Designs, in Midtown. Learn more >>
Debby ParkMaterials: gold and silver Debby is an Atlanta jewelry artist and a member of the executive board of Georgia Goldsmiths Group. Her designs incorporate several traditional metalsmithing techniques, including surface textures, gold patterns, and patina colors that change from piece to piece. Jewelry design and construction are a significant part of her life and add a healthy balance to her computer science career. Learn more >>
Kathleen PlateMaterials: sterling silver, mixed metals, and glass A native of the state of Washington, Kathleen learned about stained glass at a young age from her mother, a crafts enthusiast. Her hobby led her to start creating pieces in her spare time, and she sold these pieces to local stores in the 1990s. Putting her graduate work in American literature on hold, Kathleen launched her handcrafted jewelry and accessories nationally. Today, her Smart Glass pieces are sold in more than 500 stores nationwide. Learn more >>
Anne WingMaterials: silver, gold, copper, brass, nickel, acrylic, natural stones, and wood Anne recently won several awards for her jewelry designs. Her inspirations come from nature, Asian art, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Egyptian and primitive art. Although most of her work is in silver, she does incorporate gold, copper, brass, nickel, acrylic, natural stones, and wood into her designs. Learn more >>


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Green Bay Packers wide receiver James Jones did not practice Friday. This makes three straight days where the seven-year vet was unable to participate due to a lingering knee injury. This sprained PCL injury will likely force him to miss Week 7 against the Baltimore Ravens.
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As noted in an earlier news item, Jones wasn't expected to practice much this week and that's what has happened. In his place, second-year WR Jarrett Boykin will see a big bump to his playing time. Jones joins Randall Cobb on the inactive list and it'll be interesting to see what kind of gameplan the Pack implements with such a depleted receiving corps. Jordy Nelson is the one player who can be expected to enjoy a serious boost in fantasy points.


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Re: functional programming excercise from Mastering Mathematica
fl[f_, x_, a_List] := ComposeList[Map[(Function[y, f[y, #]]) &, a], x]
Torsten Coym wrote:
> I'm quite new to Mathematica and its functional programming capabilities
> so I did some reading in John Gray's "Mastering Mathematica". There is
> an excercise in chapter 6 as follows
> Write your own function composeList that works just like the built-in
> operation with the same name, using FoldList. Conversely, write your own
> function foldList that works just like the built-in operation with the
> same name, using ComposeList.
> Unfortunately, there is no solution given at the end of the book (or I
> didn't find it). I could figure out a way to do the first task:
> composeList[funlist_List, var_] := FoldList[(#2[#1]) &, var, funlist]
> but I can't manage the second task...
> I know it's rather academic, but ... any help is welcome!
> Torsten


text: A lot of pawn shops will do it and our happy to have your service. I've seen them charge 10 to 25 dollar most at 20. If I had a gun shop I would have a problem selling guns for someone else. Pawns make more money on other things so this paperwork is almost a side business. Go to budsgunshop.com and look at their ffl list. You might find one near you and check their prices out. That's were I found my place and I found someone close and less money but I still go to the 1st people because they have been so nice to me. I pay 20. Good luck. Impactguns has a list to. Just goggle also.


text: Educators to rally on 50th anniversary of 'I Have a Dream' speech Educators from all over the country are invited to rally in Washington on August 24 to commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech and highlight the work that still needs to be done on social justice. National Education Association President Dennis Van Roekel will be among those addressing the rally. The NEA is partnering with the National Action Network in highlighting the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, at which King articulated his dream of a better America. National Action Network hopes the event will serve as a catalyst for continued activism in the areas of job creation, workers' rights, women's rights, voting rights, gun laws, immigration policy, environmental protection and youth issues. MTA members are encouraged to attend the event, the National Action to Realize the Dream. Registration for the event and information on buses leaving from Boston to the march on Friday, August 23, can be found online at http://nationalactionnetwork.net/mow/. Participating educators will gather at NEA headquarters to march as a group, just as NEA members did in the original 1963 action and its 30th anniversary in 1993. The NEA is also partnering with Black Youth Vote for a leadership and training conference that will run from August 22 to 24 as part of the National Action to Realize the Dream. NEA will highlight a few of its members who were part of the original march during an educational forum at the Smithsonian Institution. The march on August 24 starts at 8 a.m., with a rally at the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall, the site of King's speech. Marchers will then proceed to the Martin Luther King Jr. memorial. Organizers anticipate that more than 100,000 marchers will attend. MTA members participating in the march can meet fellow educators at 7 a.m. at NEA headquarters, 1201 16th St. NW, where T-shirts and water will be distributed. The Rev. Al Sharpton, who founded the National Action Network, and Martin Luther King III, the eldest son of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King and president of Realizing the Dream, organized the march. They will speak at the rally, along with Congressman John Lewis of Georgia, who participated in the original 1963 march, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Van Roekel and other labor and civic leaders. On August 28, 1963, Dr. King delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial during a rally for jobs, justice and civil rights legislation endorsed by President Kennedy. King's speech built rhetorically on Abraham Lincoln's "Emancipation Proclamation," which turned 100 years old in 1963 and became not just an iconic moment for the 20th century, but an inspirational message for those committed to social justice and freedom.


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Nurse with Wound's first three albums (Chance Meeting on a Dissecting Table of a Sewing Machine and an Umbrella, To the Quiet Man from a Tiny Girl, and Merzbild Schwet) reflect a naked, minimalist slant with long periods of quiet suddenly interrupted by guitar chords inspired by the avant-garde wing of psychedelia/jazz-rock, chains, music boxes, and found-sound recordings. By the early '80s, Stapleton had begun to incorporate noisy, abrasive rhythms that put him more in line with contemporary EBM masters like Skinny Puppy and SPK. Though Stapleton continued his surrealist slant, he often moved back to more empty recordings. These works -- beginning with Soliloquy for Lilith in 1988 -- came to light in the context of the growing ambient/electronic movement, however, putting Nurse with Wound squarely in line with music trends for the first time.
Stapleton recorded two split singles with Stereolab during 1995 and continued his hectic, uncompromising release schedule from his base in southern Ireland. In 2005 the double-CD compilation Livin' Fear of James Last offered an overview of their output. That same year the two-CD compilation Judas as Black Moth was released through the Sanctuary label. On May 5, 2005, Stapleton recorded an improvisational live piece in Vienna and released it in 2006 under the title Soundpooling. Tooth, Teeth, Milk, Skin, Teeth was released in mid-2007, while NWW's terrifying 1982 cult classic Homotopy to Marie was reissued on CD just in time for Halloween 2007. Three new albums were issued in 2008: Huffin' Rag Blues, The Bacteria Magnet, and The Continuous Accident. In early 2009, the retrospective Paranoia in Hi-Fi: Earworms 1978-2008 prefaced a slew of new albums including Space Music, The Surveillance Lounge, and May the Fleas of a Thousand Camels Infest Your Armpits.
In 2010, NWW collaborated with Larsen and Eberhard Kranemann (aka Fritz Muller) on Erroneous: A Selection of Errors, for Important. With NWW remaining ever-prolific, 2011 saw the releases of Space Music 2, The Vernacular Surface, and collaborations with Sunn 0))) (The Iron Soul of Nothing) and composer Graham Bowers (Rupture). Two self-released CD-R albums -- Dream Memory and ? -- were issued in 2012, as was the collaborative LP-only release Cabbalism with Blind Cave Salamander. The NWW reissue campaign continued in early 2013 with Sucked Orange/Scrag. ~ John Bush & Thom Jurek
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Track List: Second Pirate Session
Track List: Gyllensköld, Geijerstam and I at Rydberg's
Track List: Huffin' Rag Blues
Track List: Livin' Fear Of James Last
Track List: Rock'n Roll Station
Track List: Sugar Fish Drink
Track List: Automating, Volume 2
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art isn't how this does not sound.
how is it that this sounds like art doesn't ?
DOES art like this NOT sound like this arts' sounds?
early surrealists made sound recordings.i t ' s just rare to heaR
IT.there is a lot out there like this,but nothing EXACTLY like this,
is there anything else out here that sounds not at all like
the sounds over there?
the closest is maybe Throbbing Gristle, but even
their music, excluding Hamburger Lady, lacks the undisturbedn e s s
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Hello all.
My question is very simple. Is my degree good enough to teach abroad or will I have to acquire a TEFL certification? I know that if I obtained a TEFL cert it couldn't hurt, but is it necessary or will I be wasting my time?
I'm thinking about teaching in either China or Singapore.
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when listening to the radio show where do you post the answer to the prize giveaway? (this is my fist time listening to the show)
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Depends on the event. Tonight it was on the Guest's Facebook page.
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The announcements on the winners will be done by Bombswabs. He will be contacting the winners directly. So there may not be an official announcement. That will be on Bombswabs if they feel the need to.
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I bought a lovely satin-chrome HP just a few weeks ago, and came home with a bloody left thumb... ouch!
Changed my grip, and no more problem. Fortunately, when I pick up this weapon, I adopt the changed grip almost automatically...
I figure this would be a major problem for someone with larger hands though: mine aren't particularly big.
A hammer bob, or one of those nice rounded-spur hammers, is on my horizon, though!


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Just got back in and boy did it rain. Birds flew about 15 minutes late.
I wasn't on the spot but did manage 4 mallards and a drake woodduck
Funny thing happened with all the rain and with my hood on I had a teal land about 5 yards away but my back was turned. When I did turn around the teal jumped up and flew off and I never had a chance to even grab my gun. Hope everyone got out