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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
I Think I'm Pregnant
1. My gut is swollen up like three day old roadkill. Sure it's been that way a decade but maybe I have a long gestation cycle.
2. For the last week I've been hungry all the time. Even after a Vegas buffet I was hungry a half hour later. this fact has greatly added to fact number one by the way.
3. I have odd cravings. How else do you explain that I spent nearly four bucks in the vending machines at work so I could have peanuts floating inside my bottle of Coke. The salty fizz was quite tasty yet it did not satisfy fact number 2.
4. As of yet I haven't cried for no apparent reason, but I did feel queasy this morning. Then again I feel that way every morning that I have to crawl out of bed and head to work.
5. I haven't been able to get comfortable at night and therefore haven't been sleeping well.
6. My bladder seems to be shrinking as I've had to get up several times a night the last week or so which has only added to the dilemma in number 5.
I would take a leak on one of those fancy sticks but I'm half afraid of what the results will be.
37 comments:
- David said...
I'd contradict you, but I don't want to upset you, because we all know how overly sensitive pregnant men can be.
- August 27, 2008 at 1:36 PM
- Bubblewench said...
alien baby?
You should go see a gynocologist.
- August 27, 2008 at 1:40 PM
- Jenster said...
It wouldn't be a horrible thing. You'd end up on Oprah, make tons of money and get an automatic book contract.
I say work with it.
- August 27, 2008 at 1:54 PM
- Vodka Mom said...
When your feet grow a 1/2 size, when you get a line that stretches from your belly button to your secret spot, and when you have some alien object inside you who CAN'T get rid of the hiccups, call me. we'll be rich.
- August 27, 2008 at 2:04 PM
Travis' wife says:
Your crazy.
- August 27, 2008 at 2:04 PM
- Miladysa said...
Sit down...
Take deep breaths...
Feeling better?
Brace yourself...
I think it could be a phantom pregnancy...
There.. there...
There's always next time...
- August 27, 2008 at 2:53 PM
- Beth said...
Oh, you poor dear man. I think you're right. I'll be thinking of you in (approximately) nine months!
- August 27, 2008 at 3:25 PM
- Lana Gramlich said...
Maybe you should really see a doctor. There could be something serious going on. Hope you feel better/less pregnant soon!
- August 27, 2008 at 3:39 PM
- Linda McLaughlin said...
ROFL, I have some of the same problems, Travis. Big stomach, cravings, lack of sleep. I know! You're not pregnant, you're going through menopause! I don't know which is worse.
- August 27, 2008 at 3:40 PM
- Laura K. Curtis said...
The best ad I've seen in years is the one that has all the facts and figures about the new pregnancy test and ends by saying...
"It's the most advanced piece of technology you will ever pee on."
- August 27, 2008 at 3:47 PM
- Melissa Marsh said...
Oh dear. I think you need something, though not sure what.
- August 27, 2008 at 4:43 PM
- Titania Starlight said...
I am with Bubblewench... a tape worm or you have been abducted by some kinky alien lifeforms.
- August 27, 2008 at 5:15 PM
- Patti said...
what about your man-boobs? tender?
not to say you have man-boobs, just a thought.
- August 27, 2008 at 5:44 PM
- Shauna Roberts said...
Applying Occam's Razor, I'll suggest the simplest explanation, which is consistent with your being out of town eating unfamiliar food and drinking too much: GAS.
- August 27, 2008 at 7:30 PM
- DrillerAA said...
Thank goodness I'm past child bearing age! I still have symptom number one though.
- August 27, 2008 at 8:45 PM
Hmmmm, perhaps these are sympathy symptoms for someone near and dear?
- August 27, 2008 at 8:51 PM
- texlahoma said...
Have you eaten any watermelon lately?
Could you have swallowed a seed?
- August 27, 2008 at 8:55 PM
- The Anti-Wife said...
Yep, you're definitely pregnant, unless the buffet in Vegas was Chinese food. In that case, it's probably just indigestion.
- August 27, 2008 at 8:56 PM
- yellowdog granny said...
check your blood sugar.
- August 27, 2008 at 9:51 PM
- Jason said...
That is hilarious. And strangely I realized I have all the same symptoms.
- August 27, 2008 at 10:05 PM
- the walking man said...
There is only one place that baby can be birthed from, I hope it's not a ten pounder. (wince)sounds like it's time for the Lamaze classes...you are going to have a natural child birth aren't you ?
- August 28, 2008 at 2:53 AM
- Joshua said...
never eat 8 pounds of beef jerky :)
- August 28, 2008 at 6:20 AM
- J. L. Krueger said...
Great post and it's nice to see so much concern for your plight.
You'd stay full if you were eating in an Army mess hall like me. Of course you'd wind up twice as large, so problem #1 would still be there...only worse.
Seriously, I have to restrict myself to breakfast and lunch and work out at the gym to keep from putting on the pounds here. The weather in Kabul is too pleasant to sweat it out without some help. At least I'm not able to drink beer here, otherwise I'd have to cut another meal.
- August 28, 2008 at 7:12 AM
- writtenwyrdd said...
Ah, the Women's Obstetrical Liberation Front (W.O.L.F.) has finally succeeded! Men shall now suffer the trials of pregnancy and childbirth, Bwahahaha!
Seriously, if you keep getting up to go in the night, it might be diabetes or possibly prostate. Simple blood test for both. Saved my 53-year-old friend's life by catching prostate cancer so early that they had trouble finding the cancer.
- August 28, 2008 at 7:13 AM
- J. L. Krueger said...
Hmm, Wyrdd makes an excellent point. Changes like that, if they persist, can be a sign of worse things to come if left untreated.
Don't go too long before having things checked.
- August 28, 2008 at 8:24 AM
- Janna Qualman said...
Two pieces of advice: Buy stock in all things yummy, and start sleeping with a pillow between your knees.
- August 28, 2008 at 10:59 AM
- Charles Gramlich said...
Hum, well, if you are pregnant, I strongly suspect it's not human. Have you been around any big "egg" looking things lately? Had any dreams about suffocating? In Texas everyone can hear you scream.
- August 28, 2008 at 11:14 AM
- Bina said...
My God that's funny. You described some of symptoms as of late, but I KNOW I'm not pregnant, and peanuts in your coke? WTF is that about? I never heard of that.
- August 28, 2008 at 2:32 PM
- Sam said...
I don't know what made me laugh harder - the post or the comments!!
- August 28, 2008 at 3:06 PM
- Monnik said...
Well, Congratulations.
I hope you and the Mrs. get a baby girl this time!
How are the varicose veins?
- August 28, 2008 at 3:53 PM
- Alyssa Goodnight said...
Taken together, those symptoms do sound awfully suspicious. I wouldn't worry though--if you are, you'll definitely get that book published!
"A tale of romance and pirates from a man who gave birth...."
- August 28, 2008 at 5:11 PM
- Beth said...
oh yaaaaa....you are SO pregnant. You better go pee on that stick...fast!
- August 28, 2008 at 5:59 PM
serves you right.
(i'd say that to my husband if he got pregnant ... it would be karma or something for all his little babies did to me.)
and i also agree with your wife: crazy! (but funny crazy)
- August 28, 2008 at 8:32 PM
- Bernita said...
Only you, Travis. Only you.
- August 29, 2008 at 3:58 AM
- Barrie said...
Get back to us after the ultrasound.
- August 29, 2008 at 9:53 AM
- Junosmom said...
If it is true(that you are pregnant) then the US is about to have a baby boom, because so are about half of the men on the streets these days. If only you could be! and relieve women of having to do all the work in producing children.
- August 31, 2008 at 8:39 PM
Thanks for making me giggle. Cute post.
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A 9-month-old girl who was hospitalized with respiratory symptoms twice in recent weeks tested positive for an H9N2 infection Mar 20. The girl had only a mild illness but was treated in isolation at Princess Margaret Hospital, the Hong Kong Department of Health reported in a Mar 22 statement. At the time of her second hospitalization she had respiratory syncytial virus, the statement said.
Dr. Thomas Tsang, controller of the Hong Kong Centre for Health Protection, said tests had ruled out the possibility of human-to-human transmission in the girl's case, according to a Mar 24 news release from Hong Kong's Information Services Department.
Tsang said genetic analysis of the H9N2 virus showed that it was entirely of avian origin, suggesting that the child contracted it directly from a bird, the release said. Because the girl had no contact with wild birds before her illness, she may have caught the virus at a bird market that she visited several times with her family, Tsang said.
He also said tests on respiratory specimens from a healthcare worker and three children who were in the same hospital cubicle with the baby in early March tested negative for H9 viruses, and her family had no symptoms.
Meanwhile, leading virologist Robert Webster warned this week that H9N2 is an "insidious" virus that needs close monitoring because it could trigger an outbreak in humans, according to a Mar 27 Bloomberg News report.
H9N2 is far less known than the deadly Asian strain of H5N1 virus, which has killed at least 169 people and millions of poultry in Asia and Africa in the past few years. But Webster told Bloomberg, "H9N2 is an insidious virus. This is the one that's far more dangerous in some ways. It doesn't get much attention because it doesn't kill chickens and doesn't kill humans."
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At least three cases of H9N2 illness, all of them mild, have occurred in Hong Kong children in recent years. Two girls were infected in 1999 and a 5-year-old boy had the virus in 2003.
Robert L. Atmar, MD, a Baylor College of Medicine professor who has participated in clinical trials of an H9N2 vaccine, said human H9N2 illnesses may be less rare than the record suggests. Seroprevalence studies in China in the 1990s found H9 antibodies in 2% to 3% of the population, which suggests that some cases are missed, he told CIDRAP News via e-mail.
Atmar, a professor in the Departments of Medicine and of Molecular Virology and Microbiology, also commented that the finding of a case in a 9-month-old child was "a little surprising unless she was toddling around the market. Usually, cases of avian influenza have followed close contact with infected poultry. H9N2 viruses are common in bird markets."
See also:
Mar 20 CIDRAP News story "Baby in Hong Kong infected with H9N2 avian flu"
Journal of Clinical Microbiology report on Hong Kong H9N2 case in 2003


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It's taken a decade, but Trampled by Turtles' music has officially crossed over into the mainstream. The Minnesota band's most recent albums, Palomino and the new Stars and Satellites, have helped Trampled by Turtles make the transition from club favorite to the sort of cult sensation that draws enormous festival crowds.
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A few weeks ago, we looked at Boulder, Colorado's plan to become the first smart grid city. But Boulder isn't the only U.S. city with visions of becoming completely smart meter-equipped. The Pecan Street Project in Austin, Texas aims to provide the city with 300 MW (a power plant's worth) of renewable energy produced within city limits as well as thousands of smart meters installed in local homes and businesses.
Austin's smart metering project, which will officially launch in August, covers 440 square miles, 500,000 devices, 100 terabytes of data, 1 million consumers and 43,000 businesses. The roll-out is happening much more quickly than in other cities because Texas is the only state in the country with its own power grid. That means the Pecan Street Project doesn't have to go through the three to four year federal approval process.
Local utility Austin Energy wants to transform the city into "the urban power system of the future while making the City of Austin and its local partners a local clean energy laboratory and hub for the world's emerging cleantech sector." That means implementing a number of solutions in the coming months, such as smart home energy control systems, smart appliances, smart markets built on a supply and demand model, smart transportation systems, and smart business plans. In this case, "smart" refers to anything related to the wireless smart grid system.
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20 comments:
- headmistress said...
I know, I was so shocked at the COACD post, and some of the comments on it too... fashion is fashion, but don't people realise that these are real live human beings we are dealing with? Not to mention, young, full of potential, and possibly vulnerable women? I think some people are seriously detached from reality...
The idea that there will always be 'younger, hungrier' (what a choice of words he used....) women waiting to take the opportunity doesn't absolve them, or license the powers that be to keep pushing these kinds of body ideals. utterly disgusting.
- 22 May 2008 at 04:36
- Meg said...
This subject makes me so, so furious. What they're essentially trying to do is reverse time by turning young women back into young girls. It's a totally UNNATURAL process that needs to be addressed by the everyone in the fashion industry, not just the editors, not just the designers, everyone.
They're impossible standards to live up to unless you have a naturally lean frame. C OACD says that it's down to the models and their families to decide how much they want this, but they're not the only ones who are affected, what about the millions of young girls who see these images of superwaifs everyday, and are influenced by them. It's no surprise body image is so unbelievable distorted in society.
If designers, editors and casting directors think Ali Michaels is too fat for the runway, why don't they volunteer their own daughters to walk on the catwalk, and they can prod and starve them like cattle as much as they like because their protests about having no control over who goes on is BS.
- 22 May 2008 at 05:47
- susie_bubble said...
It's always been something that gets brushed and hushed over and it is incredibly infuriating and almost hilarious that when it does get all out in the open, people are so quick to play the blame game and start passing the buck.... it's something that we can't really ignore anymore and people should suck it up and admit that their standards of beauty and what presents the clothes in the best light is heinously wrong....especially when it involves the self-harm of so many girls...
- 22 May 2008 at 07:17
- WendyB said...
Great post. I believe some people are naturally thin, but the standards have become distinctly unnatural. I'm not sure anyone is as naturally thin for an extended period of time as the industry demands nowadays. I wish we were back in the '90s when the models were allowed to look like women! Linda Evangelista always looked like a grownup. Honestly, I remember sitting next to Kate Moss at an event in 1994 and she was normal teenager-thin, even when she was being shot in a way that exaggerated her thinness, nothing like some of the models are now.
- 22 May 2008 at 08:16
- WendyB said...
On the casting blog, I think it's hilarious that an anonymous commenter said " there are plenty of girls who ARE naturally 102 pounds and 5'9".
No, there are not. I think I would notice a bunch of walking skeletons. Because that is outrageously thin.
- 22 May 2008 at 08:19
- Elisabeth said...
This whole "size 0" phenomenon has gone on too long - kids are killing themselves because if it!
- 22 May 2008 at 08:26
- fashionaddict said...
The COACD post was unbelievably hideous. It's like saying people who work in sweatshops should just settle for inhuman working conditions because so many more poor starving people are 'hungry for it' anyway. It's the sort of cruel, shallow crap that makes me feel embarrassed to pick up a fashion magazine.
- 22 May 2008 at 09:29
- Cupcakes and Cashmere said...
In order for women to look good in clothes, they should be thin...that should change. While I unfortunately agree with you, it's simply because of what the industry has instilled in my mind for what's acceptably considered to be beautiful. I hope this starts to change.
- 22 May 2008 at 10:12
- selinaoolala said...
i'm a bit indifferent as it's one of those things that goes round and round and everyone has a different opinion, but the facts are, designers want the skinniest girls and yes, they should make every effort they can to be sure that these girls aren't harming themselves to get work, but they weren't forcing ali michael to get to the low weight in the first place, they didn't hold a gun to her neck, she's alread walked in shows and made money, i don't see how the designers ran her health into the ground. say if she wouldn't have walked in the show if she wasn't near 100 pounds, then why risk her health to do so? the fashion houses should make sure girls aren't harming themselves and the girls shouldn't do it in the first place. i think it takes two to tango and all areas contribute. i seriously disagree with the image this is giving all models though, you can be thin and healthy, casing points: lily cole, erin o'connor, gemma ward
- 22 May 2008 at 10:37
- The_UndeaD_ said...
Once upon a time long ago, there were two movements. The Form movement and the Function movement. Some ppl took sides with the Form but I chose the Function.
Now since models dont have much function other than be clothes hangers for clothes that somebody else is gonna buy - yeah, thats what they are gonna end up looking like.
Now being a function guy I like voluptuous women coz a skinny woman isnt very functional. What ever happened to the Laetitia Casta's and Tyra Bank's? I ll tell you what happened.
There is something inherently unnatural and unhealthy about the whole fashion industry. I dont even get why such an industry exists, but I am trying to understand what its all about by reading blogs such as these. I think my repulsion for the industry comes with its shallowness, fickleness and last but not least, homophilia.
Now muslims understood this Form centric problem. So they invented the Burqa. The invention of the conservative Burqa wiped out fashion because the Burqa itself is anti fashion.
Now I m not saying that the Burqa is good or fashion is bad. But extremism in any way is bad. Therefore we have models who must look like clothes hangers.
Form Vs Function.
The clothes must serve the woman not the other way round.
- 22 May 2008 at 12:57
- enc said...
Most of the 5'9" women I see in my job at the gym weigh 130 or more. They look good, and healthy, not like racks of bones. They have muscle, fat, and functioning bodies. They eat. They run. They laugh. They live. To me, they are beautiful. They look like the SuperModels from the '90s looked. Linda, Cindy, Claudia, they're all valid symbols of beautiful femininity, and they're all working now.
I wish we could return to that aesthetic, because it's more representative of women as a whole than what we hold in such high esteem now.
- 22 May 2008 at 13:16
- Runaway Gallery said...
Well done. This needs to be more talked about and the people at the top need to pressured to change. This really makes me so sad
- 22 May 2008 at 15:29
- bear said...
this is such a great post. the weight issue is so out of control. i just dont understand how these designers/casting directors sleep at night knowing they are torturing these young girls at the cost of a photograph, a walk down a catwalk and a measly 10 minutes of fame.
- 22 May 2008 at 16:01
- Ragamala said...
the first picture is beautiful.
- 22 May 2008 at 17:43
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- 22 May 2008 at 18:13
- Romeika said...
It would be great if all working models did the same as Ali did, speaking up. It disgusts me to know that fashion profissionals make blind eyes to such a serious issue, tssskkk :-S
I don't know the blog you mentioned here, but omg, how insensitive of him to give such a statement.
- 23 May 2008 at 12:54
- Fashion Tidbits said...
oh my gawd. if she is NOT thin then what is she??? this is so ridiculous. health must be a first priority when working!!!! people have to change their mindset
- 23 May 2008 at 18:05
- Blue Floppy Hat said...
Ye gods this is a lot of comments..
Headmistress: I think that's part of the trouble- people don't care, or they don't care until a problem gets out of hand (and potentially embarrassing). And I was shocked by that choice of words, too.
Meg: Models have always been thinner than your average human being, but the idea that they now have to make themselves ill to conform to those standards is what's especially awful, and more so because they're so young. I mean, if the girls who are being held up as the ideal body type are themselves unhealthy, it's no surprise that things are screwy.
Susie: I think that's the problem, in a nutshell- no one seems to want to admit that they, personally, have any part in contributing to this problem, or that they're obligated to change the way they look at things. COACD's attitude sums it up, really. And yes, it infuriates me too.
Wendy: I think part of the problem lies with the fact that models often start out so young, and are expected to stay that skinny forever, which is impossible. It's like having boobs or an ass is a bad thing now, the way some designers present their clothes. And it's surprising that you say Kate Moss looked normal in real life, considering there was such a hoo-ha about her thinness back then. Now extreme, even unhealthy skinniness is seen as normal, it's bloody insane.
Elisabeth: Heck, if the models themselves are dying or suffering this badly, where's the hope for the rest of the kids?
Fashionaddict: he was happy enough to feature her just a year ago (the first polaroid is off his blog). This 'put up or shut up' attitude has got to change, really..
Selina: I agree that no one put a gun to Ali's head and she had the option of walking away, but as you said, it takes two to tango and when one of the parties is the entire body of stylists, photographers, designers and editors that makes up the fashion industry, and the other party is a teenage girl whose job as a model is to do whatever they say, and to mould herself and her body according to their standards, it's fair to say that there's an extreme power imbalance- even though Ali admitted that her own attitude made her see it as just a better way to do her job. At the end of this, Ali had the option of flying home and chucking modelling for good. But what about girls who might be from poorer backgrounds, who see modelling as their best option, like Natalia Vodianova was once? As for Gemma and Co, I've noticed that she's been appearing on runways a lot less since developing curves, though I don't know if that's because designers are rejecting her or she's cutting down on work on her own. Same goes for Erin O'Connor, who got her breaks at a time when the skinny-fad wasn't so outrageous.
The_Undead: You're right about extremism being a bad thing as far as fashion, or anything really, is concerned, but I'd like to think that the fashion industry is a little better than what you say. Sure, it can be shallow, fickle and ridiculous, but it's capable of great things too- and maybe some of those things are great only to nut jobs like me, but they still matter. (I'm not going to comment on the homophilia part, that's your belief). And if you've really been trying to understand fashion better, I'd recommend going to any of the blogs in my sidebar, or if you're pressed for time, the blogs of the commenters on this post.
ENC: I think Nina Garcia had it spot-on when she said that while the models were getting skinnier, we as a culture (I'm assuming she applied this only to Americans, but it works for most places) were getting fatter and fatter. I've always understood that models are physically different from the general populace, but recently things have been taken too far- people, particularly those in the fashion industry, do need to take a good hard look at their standards of beauty and not brush off things like these.
Runaway Gallery: I do hope this provokes some effort at change. The models who died previously were people we'd never heard of till then, but the idea that a rising runway model with so many big-name assignments had to do this to get work, should shock a few of the right people. Hopefully.
Bear: The prevailing attitude seems to be that no one will accept that they could, in any way, be personally responsible for even a small part of this. COACD's post says a lot, really- I don't think they even see them as human beings.
Ragamala: The first pic was one I took off the COACD blog, it was put up there in February 2007. He was fine with touting her as the next big thing then, but turned on her so quickly once she actually spoke up.
Bunbungirl: Thank you, I love anime and I'll add you once I get around to doing updates!
Romeika: Some people seem to think that speaking up means Ali should never work again (though considering what happened, I wouldn't blame her for choosing not to). But yes, if the models were all to talk about this it would help immensely.
Fashion Tidbits: I know, that's exactly what I thought. And you're right, it's a change in mindset that will help in preventing things like this in the future, more than any BMI measures- the fashion industry has to accept that it's in the wrong, I just hope that happens too..
- 24 May 2008 at 13:57
- evie said...
love this post although it was quite sad to read. i agree with your reply to wendy - it's like the models are expected to stay that size forever.
i was naturally skinny right up to when i turned 16. i hadn't exactly reached a healthy weight yet (took me another 10 years) but still i can imagine what is must be like for girls who start off young and as soon as they start developing some curves they get labeled as too fat.
i think also it's not so much about whether these girls are forced to continue working as a model but after so many years in the spotlight, i can imagine that it must kill their self esteem to not be able to get as much work as before!
- 25 May 2008 at 01:49
- Paris said...
Thank you for writing about this. I always try to do my bit to teach young girls on my blog and other places on the net that I support, that compromising your health for your weight is not good and I always get slammed for my opinions. I think Ali was really brave to speak up, I don't know if this has affected her career, I surely nope not, I hope it does the opposite for her and people learn from it. xx
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Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie.
I made you a pie.
Well, okay… I made you the filling of a pie.
I bought the crust.
I don't do crusts. Remember when I tried? Yeah… not happening.
But I made croissants so that makes up for it. Hmmpf!
Way back when I shared a chocolate chip cookie pie that I found on a yellowed scrap of newspaper in my mom's recipe box… and it literally tasted like a giant chocolate chip cookie. It was oooey and gooey and even… chewy. Yes.
I've only made it once since then because if it's made, it's eaten.
By me.
All of it.
Just try it. Double dare.
So… I made the pie with pumpkin. Know why? Because I dreamt it. Yep. I'm totally serious.
I woke up on Sunday morning with one thought in my mind: pumpkin chocolate chip cookie pie. It was blaring in my head like a siren. I have no idea why.
Alright, I sorta do.
See, for the last four weeks I've been trying to perfect a seriously CHEWY pumpkin chocolate chip cookie. Yes, I've had the normal pumpkin chocolate chip cookies. They were one of the first recipes I ever posted here, complete with pictures to make your skin crawl. Buuuut… I'm done with them. I don't even want to see another one. I want chew, not cake. CHEW. If I want a cakey cookie, I'll make a darn cake. I want a cookie that chews and spits out melty chocolate chips.
I'm probably the reason for the pumpkin shortage because, um… I think I've gone through at least 10 cans trying to perfect these stupid chewy cookies. It's driving me insaaaaaaaane! Good news is I've nailed it and will share it soon enough. Better news is that this pie was worth sharing over those cookies.
I'm convinced waking up with pumpkin cookie pie on the brain was the universe's way of telling me to lay off the cookies.
Oh, except for one thing. The pumpkin… it kind of took away the chew of the pie. *hangs head*
Not all of it. It's still cookie-like, it just definitely adds a bit of cakey-ness. But I'm not one to complain. (<– really? since I've now complained this entire post.) I'm so annoyed with pumpkin right now. Why can't it have chew-inducing molecules, or whatever the heck it has to have to stop being so cakey?
Anyway, I wanted to pie myself in the face with this. If that tells you anything.
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie
2 large eggs
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1 cup butter, melted and cooled to room temperature
1/3 cup pureed pumpkin
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 tablespoon + 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
1 cup chocolate chips
1 unbaked pie shell
whipped cream or ice cream
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F.
In the bowl of an electric mixer, beat eggs until foamy. Beat in flour, sugar and brown sugar until well blended. Add in vanilla extract, pumpkin and pumpkin pie spice and mix until combined.. Blend in melted butter with mixer on low speed, then gradually increase to high and beat until mixture is combined and you have a batter. Toss chocolate chips with a sprinkling of flour and fold into batter. Pour into an unbaked 9-inch pie shell. Bake for 55 minutes, or until center is no longer jiggly.
Serve warm with ice cream of whipped cream.
Edited to add: I have tested this recipe four times and the measurements are correct. You MUST cool your butter completely. You also MUST use an electric mixer. And third, you MUST mix the butter in thoroughly with your electric mixer until a batter is formed like the first picture above. Feel free to add more pumpkin, but if you do that you will essentially have a pumpkin cake inside a pie crust. Other than that, the measurements are spot on. The key is you must, must, must let that butter cool.
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Magdalene M. (Friel) Stokes, 92, died June 29, 2012, at Kent Hospital. She was the wife of the late Richard R. Stokes, Sr.
A daughter of the late Aloysius and Kathryn (Clarke) Friel. Mrs. Stokes was employed at Dan Sal Corp. before retiring. She was a member and past president of VFW #272 Auxiliary and a former member of the Twilers Square Dance Group. She was a communicant of St. Benedict Church.
She is survived by one son, Richard R. Stokes, Jr.; one daughter Deborah A. Spigler; six grandchildren; sixteen great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. She was the sister of the late Mary Chase and Catherine Rissio.
Her funeral will be held Tuesday, July 3, 2012, at 9 a.m. from the Thomas & Walter Quinn Funeral Home, 2435 Warwick Ave., with a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Benedict Church, Beach Ave., at 10 a.m. Burial will be in the Rhode Island Veterans' Cemetery, Exeter. Visiting hours Monday 4-8 pm.
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As the month of September draws to a close, it looks like Barack Obama is leading John McCain by approximately 5 percentage points. A 5 point lead is hardly insurmountable, but at this stage of the race, with the conventions and the first debate in the book, it's fair to ask: what foreseable events might cause McCain to rally?
The remaining debates are the main events of the next few weeks. It's difficult to see McCain debating much better than he did in the first match-up and, since foreign policy will feature less prominently going forward, it's easy to see him doing worse. Inasmuch as the first debate seems to have helped Obama slightly, there's little room for optimism on this front, though a major Obama gaffe is possible.
Then there's Sarah Palin's debate with Joe Biden. In my opinion, Palin has not distinguished herself when discussing policy issues in an interview setting. Unless she steps it up considerably, we could be in for a long night.
Some conservative commentators see several factors weighing in Palin's favor — low expectations, sympathy, and Joe Biden. But given the perceived state of the country (only 11 percent of the public thinks we're headed in the right direction), I doubt that voters will tolerate a candidate for vice president who fails to display a reasonable command of the issues. And, while it's quite possible that Biden will be off-putting, my guess is that voters will be less put-off by verbosity and pomposity than by a failure to sound knowledgeable.
Perhaps Palin will perform well. If she does, it should help McCain, but not substantially — the public expects a presidential candidate to nominate a knowledgeable, articulate running mate. If Palin fails to measure up to that expectation, the damage to McCain could be serious.
It is also foreseeable that news about the economy, and the congressional response, will continue to dominate the headlines. This prospect affords little comfort to McCain. If the situation worsens and Congress remains gridlocked, this news, if anything, will continue to help Obama. If Congress acts and the markets pick up, that should prevent further bleeding but it's unlikely to provide McCain with much of a boost.
But there is one forseeable event that will benefit McCain. In every modern presidential race where a relatively inexperienced candidate entered the final weeks as a front-runner, there came a time late in the campaign when the electorate took a last, long, skeptical look at that front-runner. It happened most dramatically to Jimmy Carter in 1976, but also to Bill Clinton in 1992 and George Bush in 2000. Each of these front-runners suffered a noticeable downturn in the polls shortly before the election. Clinton was able to regain some of his lost lead; Carter and Bush had to hold on by the skin of their teeth.
Even Ronald Reagan's standing took a major turn for the worse late in the 1980 campaign. Shortly before the election, his double digit lead nearly vanished, as voters asked whether they really wanted to turn the government over to a "right-wing ideologue." In vew of the alternative, Reagan's lead was restored as quickly as he had lost it. But clearly there was a moment of doubt.
I expect such a moment this year with Obama. And that's why, before too long, McCain should go relentlessly negative. When the electorate takes that last, long, skeptical look at Obama, it should have as many facts available as possible.
Voters understand that to elect Obama is to take a flyer. But the candidate, aided immeasurably by the MSM, has obscured the extent of that flyer. It's not too late to lift the veil, but time is running out.


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In this activity, students use a piano keyboard to model spectral lines as musical chords. It is designed to aid student understanding of spectral analysis, what the patterns mean, how elements are involved, and how this relates to stars.... (View More) Traditionally, spectral images are two dimensional, and related to text. This auditory activity allows students to "hear" differences in patterns of various elements (e.g., nickel or helium). This activity is part of the "What is Your Cosmic Connection to the Elements" information and activity booklet. The booklet includes photos, teachers notes and instructions, and a link to a color image pdf of visible light spectra that can be printed and used to do the activity. This activity requires a piano keyboard, color printout or construction paper and/or toothpicks (to mark spectral lines of elements). (View Less)
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When Ripley came out, I was hoovering somewhere around thirteen-years-old. In the throes of a Titanic obsession (it happened) I was thoroughly put-out and unsure of why exactly my mother forbade me to see The Talented Mr. Ripley. Years went by, far into the age when I could finally see it, before I did watch it about 5 years ago. I quickly realized why I wasn't allowed to watch it earlier.
In the summers that followed though, I've been increasingly captivated by Marge Sherwood's wardrobe for summer. Gwyneth Paltrow, always at her best when she is playing some kind of waspy character, suddenly makes me think that this late 50s garb is the best idea for summer. High-waisted circle skirts, little knotted white blouses with cheeky bikini tops underneath. And her hair, somehow perfectly coiffed without being too done, the tiniest wisp of eyeliner and the occasional lipstick for her latter points in the film, almost always dictate what I want to wear in summer.
I tend to prefer her outfits in the summer scenes of course, although the two coats she wears are so glorious that I couldn't resist throwing them in. The thing about this movie is that it makes me think that going all the way into the late-50s sort of look is going to work wonderfully (another one, Sylvia, makes me think this) and then I end up looking a bit fusty and prim rather than fresh. I suppose it's one of Gwyneth's lucky bits, that she can pull it off without seeming old.
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After the dominance of stories on sex abuse and health care in our last report on most-viewed stories for the preceding month, our report for April is a tiny bit more wide-ranging. But fallout from the abuse scandal still had a role — directly or indirectly — on eight of the 10 most-viewed stories for April listed below.
1. New coadjutor of Los Angeles one of 24 Opus Dei bishops (April 9)
2. Trials will leave priesthood, church stronger, priest-psychologist says (April 15)
3. Report for late New York cardinal's sainthood cause presented to pope (April 14)
4. Oklahoma bishop to celebrate solemn high Mass at national shrine (April 22)
5. At Vatican, frustration and some optimism over abuse scandal (April 16)
6. At five-year mark, pope's teaching mission hits some obstacles (April 1)
7. Vatican campaign to defend pope not orchestrated at the top (April 6)
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The chain stitch (abbreviated ch) is the basis for all crochet. Almost every crochet pattern begins with a chain stitch. If you're working in rows, your first row is a series of chain stitches, which is not surprisingly called a foundation chain.
When you're ready to start a new row, guess what, you use the chain stitch. Sometimes, you work just a few chain stitches and join them together to create a ring, which you use when working in rounds.
Make your first chain stitch:1- Make a slip knot and slide it onto the shaft of your hook.
2- With your yarn hand forefinger, yarn over (yo) the hook from back to front.
3- Slide the yarn from the yarn over into the throat of the hook.
With your hook hand, rotate the hook toward you so that the throat faces the slip knot.
You make a yarn loop that looks sort of like a pretzel.
Be sure to hold the tail of the slip knot between the thumb and middle finger of your yarn hand.
4- With gentle pressure upward on the hook, pull the hook, carrying the wrapped strand of yarn, through the loop on your hook.
One chain stitch (ch) is now complete, and one loop remains on your hook. Each chain stitch should be the same size as the one before it, which means you must maintain even tension on the yarn for all your stitches. If your stitches are very tight, try relaxing your hands. If your stitches are too loose, shorten up the distance between your yarn hand and hook hand, and lift the forefinger of your yarn hand.
Repeat these steps to create a foundation chain of however many chain stitches your project calls for.
While your crochet work gets longer and your hands get farther apart, you may have trouble controlling your work. Just let go of the bottom of your chain and, with the thumb and middle finger of your yarn hand, grab onto the crocheting closer to the hook. While your work gets longer, keep readjusting so that you're always holding your completed work relatively close to the hook.


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When the United States Constitution was adopted in 1787, the matter of voting rights was left to the individual states. Initially, only land-owning white males enjoyed the privilege of voting in elections. In 1870, the 15th Amendment to the Constitution extended the right to vote to African Americans. The movement for women's suffrage, or the right to vote, began in 1848; a national organization seeking the vote was founded in 1890. In 1909, George Sheldon of Deerfield, Massachusetts, was solicited for his support in gathering signatures to a petition in support of women's suffrage. Women did not, however, win the right to vote until the passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution in 1920.
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Over the years, patients with psychiatric disorders have been treated at various locations on the medical campus. Prior to 1943, patients with neurologic or psychiatric disorders were cared for on the general medicine units. In 1943, an inpatient service of 54 beds for patients with neurological or psychiatric disorders was opened in McMillan Hospital. In 1955, Renard Hospital, a 100-bed hospital dedicated to the care of psychiatrically ill patients, was opened. In 1981, psychiatric units in the East and West Pavilions of Barnes Hospital were opened with a bed capacity similar to Renard Hospital (i.e., about 100 patients beds). Renard Hospital was renovated to house the Department's main administrative offices as well as research laboratories.


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The National Cotton Council is the conferences' primary coordinator. The conferences' goal is to strengthen U.S. cotton's competitive position in domestic and world markets and to increase industry members' profitability. The objective for reaching that goal is to speed the transfer of new technology to U.S. cotton producers and other industry members via that forum.
The 47th annual Beltwide Cotton Production Conference is set for Wednesday, Jan. 9 and Thursday, Jan. 10. The conference's general session will feature reports and panel discussions on such topics as biotechnology, cotton improvement, cultural practices for least-cost production, fiber quality, global competition, marketing and new technologies.
Afternoon hands-on workshops will focus on electronic tools, nematodes and precision agriculture. Seminars and panels will cover agricultural chemical consolidation, E-trading, insurance and new developments from industry.
The cotton technical conferences, including joint sessions and poster sessions, will run Friday, Jan. 11 and Saturday, Jan. 12. The Cotton Foundation Technical Exhibit will be open Jan. 9-10.
A conferences' information booklet will be mailed Sept. 10 to previous attendees, and the information will be posted on the NCC's web site, www.cotton.org/beltwide. For further information, contact the NCC's Debbie Richter, P.O. 820285, Memphis, TN 38182 (901) 274-9030 FX (901) 725-0510 or email email@example.com.
In addition to cotton producers, ginners and other industry members, the Beltwide Cotton Conferences brings together those with a stake in a healthy U.S. cotton production sector, including university and USDA researchers, Extension personnel, consultants and allied product and service providers.
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Editing the TopBar, SideBar, and Footer with TikiWIki Modules
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When setting up the Sidebar, TopBar, and Bottom footer sections in your TikiWiki site, you will need to add and remove modules from the site. The Sidebar, TopBar, and Footer sections store their functions in the modules. The modules can be customized and place in particular locations on the site. The following tutorial will explain how to Add, Delete and Move modules in TikiWiki.
How to delete the Powered By module
- Log into TikiWiki
- Click the modules Icon in the Quick Admin bar.
- On the Admin Modules section, Click the Assigned modules tab.
- To remove the Powered By from the footer, click the Red X on the row for the Powered By Module.
Now it will show No records here in the list nd the Powered by will not be in the footer anymore.
Adding the Quick Search module to the header
- Log into TikiWiki and Click the modules Icon in the Quick Admin bar at the top right.
- Click Add module.
- Find the module in the list you want to add. In this case we will add the Quick search module.
Select the Quick search from the list.
- Assign to all groups and select Topbar for the Position.
Click Assign.
Moving the Quick Search module to the sidebar
- Log into TikiWiki and Click the modules Icon in the Quick Admin bar at the top right.
- Click the search bar so it highlights yellow in the topbar.
- Drag the search bar module over to the sidebar.
- Click Save.
Now the search bar will display in the sidebar instead of the topbar.
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Get out your October calendar. Next month is packed with interesting pet events; many adoption fairs or fund raisers for worthy animal organizations. Here is just a sampling: •Friday Oct. 5 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m., Kent Animal Shelter is hosting a "Comedy Festival" "at the Riverhead Aquarium. $50 a person includes dinner and live entertainment from comics hot off the summer tour; Chinese auction too. Call 631-727-5731 ext. 4. All proceeds benefit Kent's Calverton shelter and low cost spay/neuter program. •Saturday Oct. 6, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Brookhaven Town Animal Shelter & Adoption Center will be holding the 4th annual
"Barktoberfest" dog/cat adoption event at the shelter- 300 Horseblock Rd., Brookhaven. A low-cost vaccine clinic for Town residents' pets will also take place between 1 and 3 p.m. During "Barktoberfest", there will be a petting zoo, face painting for kids, and demos by the Suffolk County Police K-9 Unit. From 2 to 3 p.m., participants can enter their own dogs in contests including World Class Wagging, Musical Sit and more. An adoption bonus will be given for any dog or cat adopted this day. For more info, call 631-286-4940 or visit www.brookhaven.org/ animalshelter. •Saturday Oct. 13, from 11a.m. to 3 p.m., rain or shine- Canine Companions for Independence (CCI)- is having "Snoopy's DogFest" on the grounds of SUNY Farmingdale. Bring your dog in costume…Great prizes. This grand festival celebrates the qualities and charms of that legendary service animal, the dog! Jean Schulz (the widow of the "Peanuts" cartoonist) is a wonderful benefactor of CCI so Snoopy is ubiquitous. There will be a charity dog walk, working dog demos, canine agility trials, the Great Pumpkin Hunt, trick or treating for dogs, plus a dog costume parade led by Snoopy, of course. Many rescue groups bring dogs for adoption. In the past I've taken some Babylon Shelter canine candidates to DogFest. Call 631-694-6938. •Friday Oct. 26, from 7 p.m. to midnight, dance the night away at Little Shelter's "Dancing With the Stars Gala"- cocktail hour, dinner, dancing, entertainment- performances by award winning professional dancers and the chance to dance with the stars themselves at Chateau La Mer, 845 S. Wellwood Ave., Lindenhurst, $100 per person. The Gala is to benefit Little Shelter's dream of building a veterinary clinic right on their Warner Rd. Huntington property. Currently Little Shelter adoptables have to travel far for their medical procedures. Call 631-368-8770 ext. 205. •Finally a trio of "happenings" from Last Hope, Inc. Animal Rescue & Rehabilitation. (www.lasthopeanimalrescue.org): •Sunday Oct. 21 from 11- 2 p.m., (registration at 10:30- fee $25 per person, sponsor pledges encouraged) the "March for the Ferals"- scheduled in conjunction with National Feral Cat Day, Last Hope is holding a walk to raise funds for their "Fix- A- Feral" program. The walk starts at the Last Hope Cat Adoption Center, 581 W. Jericho Tpke., Huntington and ends at the Walt Whitman Birthplace, 246 Old Walt Whitman Rd., S. Huntington. Call 631-205-5069 or 516-486-3158. •Sunday Oct. 28. Last Hope is holding the 2nd Free Feral Cat Spay/ Neuter Clinic at Basic Pet Care, Rt. 109, Lindenhurst. It's really free. At the first clinic in March with the help of 7 vets and many volunteers, we altered over 80 cats in one day. Call the numbers above or 631-664- 5481 to reserve a spot for one or more ferals in your care. •Tuesday Oct. 30 at 6 pm Last Hope's "Halloween Masquerade Party" at Crest Hollow Country Club, 8325 Jericho Tpke., Woodbury, $80 a ticket, buffet dinner, cash bar. Call 516-486-3158. Babylon Town Shelter (643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon has a huge selection of dogs and cats seeking loving homes. Posing next to my authentic "Howdy Doody" handkerchief, "Howdy" the gray tabby kitten, about 5 months old, in C-10 is Mr. Congeniality. He kneads on your shoulder and turns every object into a toy. He has his rabies shot, and I'll arrange for his neuter too, if the kind person who adopts him contacts me. This cat is a special fellow. Meanwhile "Pixie" is a young, super-sweet, tiny German Shepherd mix, about 35 lbs. who looks as if someone docked her tail. Why? See more photos on the shelter's Petfinder site. •Males: "Caras" the purebred Bloodhound Cage 43; "Buster" the 3 y. neut. choc. Lab mix Cage 21; the lonely Hound Cage 9; golden Corgi mix Cage 67. •Females: "Pepper"- 4 yr. smallboned Spaniel mix; smooth Border Collie type Cage 81; hefty black Lab mix Cage 51; 2 feline gems in C-9: "Jewel" muted calico & "Faith"- tabby.


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