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SE instructor's campaign draws students' support
By Karen Gavis/se news editor A SE Campus government instructor has filed to run for a single-member Arlington city council seat in the city's May 12 election. Darrell Castillo initially announced his election bid to a group of supporters at the Cliff Nelson Recreation Center in Arlington at an event organized by SE student Jerrica [...]
Project could relieve traffic on SE
By Karen Gavis/se news editor New entrances and traffic lights on SE Campus designed to provide quicker access and added safety could shave minutes from busy schedules. Preparation for an additional entrance on Southeast Parkway has begun with an expected completion date of May 12, said SE Campus dual credit/career/campus services director Mike Cinatl, who [...]
Domestic abuse gets only one chance, South Campus counselor instructs
By Anthony Thompson/reporter South students learned that repeated abuse does not have to happen during How to Prevent Relationship Abuse March 28. "All recurrences of relationship abuse are preventable," counselor Sandra Johnson said. The first time someone experiences abuse should be the last time, she said. Some warning signs or red flags for relationship violence [...]
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By Mario Montalvo/ne news editor A new service on TCC's website allows current and prospective students access to local job and career information. Career Coach gives students the tools necessary to find out what education and training are needed to get a job in their desired field. Students can view local job postings and build [...]
Chemistry requirements touted as SE students balk at lab hour rule
By Karen Gavis/se news editor Mandatory lab time requirements on SE Campus and new districtwide prerequisites are impacting math students.
South counselor helps students create successful degree plans
By Zaman Fabela/reporter If students are wondering if they are in the right class, the answer might be found in the cheat sheet of counselors and advisors — degree audits. "Degree audits are designed to be the master plan," South counselor Sandra Johnson said.
Women's Symposium comes to South
By David Etley/reporter The South Campus Student Center was alive with activity March 31 for the 11th Women's Symposium sponsored by Women in New Roles and the Women's History Month Planning Committee. The theme, Back to Basics: Surviving the Jungle of Life, gave participants the chance to hear presentations from Forest Hill Municipal Court Judge [...]
Speaking in Tongues
By Michael Magnus/reporter International flags and foreign art exhibits lined the walls of Center Corner during Speaking in Tongues: Contemporary Mexican Indigenous Language Writers April 9 on NE Campus.
Domestic abuse hard to leave, speaker says
By Justin Gladney/reporter Mary Lee Hafley, CEO of SafeHaven of Tarrant County, and TCC student Ana, a domestic abuse survivor who did not use her last name because of a past relationship, spoke on Get the Facts on Domestic Violence at the annual Women's Symposium.
NE festival brings cultures together
By Justin Gladney/reporter Henna, a multi-use Middle Eastern plant that has generated its own art form, was the subject of a NE Campus lecture April 10. "What's really cool about learning art forms from other cultures is that it really does bridge a gap, and it opens an avenue to new cultures," said Emily DeVoss, [...]


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Which shoe goes on which foot? If your child is puzzled by left and right shoes, these animal puzzle stickers can help him learn to tell the difference. Just place inside your child's shoes, and as he lines up the two pieces correctly, shoes go on correctly, too. Yup, I can do it myself! No reading required; "heads" are always left, "tails" are always right. Moisture-proof shoe stickers withstand wear and tear. Includes six pairs of shoe stickers (two each of sheep, cow, and pig). For ages 3 and up. See Product Details
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Comments about Shoezooz Educational Shoe Stickers (set Of 6):
These are such a great idea but I cannot get them to stick in any of my sons shoes. I have used Name Bubbles with his name on them and they stick even through the washer. Too bad because I really like the idea.
By Stefanie
from New York
About Me Parent of Two or More Children
These are great for helping kids be independent and successful with putting their shoes on their own feet correctly. My 3 year old refused to put his own shoes on. Since I bought these and put them in his shoes he now does it on his own correctly and without a fuss.
Great teaching tool
By Polly
from Pittsburgh
About Me Grandparent
My two youngest granddaughters are having fun matching the animal parts. It is teaching them left & right & also animal names.
Good Idea - not a bad product
By Shirley - mom to 2
from Clarksville, TN
Good idea for helping to figure out the "which foot" dilema. However they are not as sticky as I thought they might be. They are a little pricey for the quality of product - but overall a great idea!
The kids love them!
By kidfairb
from Philadelphia
These stickers are great for teaching kids how to tell their shoes apart - or at least to save your sanity having to tell them to switch feet every time! My only complaint is that we already lost one sticker. The good news is the one on the other shoe seems fine, so she can still figure out which foot.
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Cute Idea, but not practical
By Julia
from Richmond, Virginia
My four year son took a few "lessons" to figure out how to use these stickers to help him put his shoes on the correct feet (It wasn't as intuitive for him as I thought it would be), but my two year old daughter has yet to figure out how to relate the stickers to which shoe is which.I was also disappointed that despite the expense (It's over $1 per sticker), these are just slightly higher quality than your normal run-of-the-mill paper stickers. This means they are not strongly adhesive (My daughter ruined two sets by pulling them off her shoes--once they come off they won't re-adhere). They are also not "breathable" the way leather is, so my son complains that the stickers "stick" to his heels in high humidity.In summary, I think this was a cute idea, but not worth the money. In retrospect, I also recognize as a teacher that these stickers do not actually help your child in the long term identify which shoe is which. It will create a dependency on the pictures, rather than truly teaching them left vs. right.
Good idea, a bit expensive
By 3littleladies
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The stickers themselves are a creative and great idea to getting toddlers to find the "right feet" . I bought these for my 3 year old and she has had much success in using them. The only gripe I have is that I thought, for stickers, they were way over priced. The pack contains 3 sticker pairs for around $12. I accidentally ordered 2 packs and almost fell over at the realization of my [$] error! I could probably go to a store and find large stickers to cut in half with the same results. That aside, they are cute, effective and seem durable thus far (only had for a few weeks now).
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Extra-Deep Planter is Ideal for Large Vegetable Plants — Even Root Crops!
- Grow vegetables on your deck or patio
- Deep enough for big plants, plus root crops like carrots and beets
- Self-watering reservoir minimizes watering chores and keeps plants properly hydrated
This extra-deep, self-watering planter is ideal for big plants like tomatoes, and even root crops like carrots and beets. Best of all, it's self-watering; fill the reservoir and water is delivered to the plants as they need it. Includes a built-in overflow to prevent overwatering. Heavy-duty casters let you roll it into a sunny spot, then out of the way if you need to.
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- 25-1/2" L x 13-1/2" W x 13-1/2" H
- Planting depth is 11"
- 4-quart reservoir
- Soil capacity is 44 quarts
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Love that I can scoot these around on my balcony to maximize sun exposure. I searched long and hard for something small, but deep enough for root veggies. This fits the bill perfectly. My only complaint is that the reservoir is hard to fill because it is so close to the ground.
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so far I love this planter. I already have two small roma tomatoes and the cherry tomato is setting friut!
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- Extra Depth Of Soil
- Bad Watering System
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- Growing carrots
A good product for growing carrots & other root crops. Nice overall size. The watering system leaves quite a bit to be desired however. You almost have to get down on your knees to put water in. I think larger diameter casters would be an improvement also.
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This has no set-up requirements, which is always a blessing. I had bought a raised bed system last year, and since I only wanted to add a small adjunt to that, this was perfect. Unfortunately, it comes only in the clay color, while my raised bed was black, so I had to spray paint it to match.
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- Great For Growing Veges
- Narrow Deep Easy To Mov
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- Growing Veges On Balcony
Growing on a balcony is a space challenge, this planter has been a pleasure and a success and I have purchased two more!
- Great size
- It's on wheels
- Looks Nice
- Water hole at bottom
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I purchased two at the beginning of summer and they were perfect for growing tomatoes, peppers, and basil. I managed to purchase one more for next year, but now they are unavailable. I hope they get more in!
- Easy to move around
- Just the right depth
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one of the best things about these containers is they are self watering which is a big plus in the heat of the summer so you don't have to water every other day.
I love the fact they are on wheels which makes them easy to move about my deck.
I brought 2 this year & plan on getting 2 more next year.
This is a great product and I don't get why it was discontinued. I have really awful clay soil and am now growing carrots thanks to this container. I wanted to order another to get some beets started and it's no longer available.
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I love the fact that it's deeper than most of the other self-watering options. Great for root crops, or those which simply require more growing room.
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Having been batted about regarding their fuel-economy claims, Hyundai has decided to use their Super Bowl ad dollars to highlight the raw power of the Sonata Turbo and the Genesis R-Spec sedan.
We find the above Sonata ad a whimsical piffle, featuring a couple utilizing their family sedan's turbocharged 2.0L four to handily pass obnoxious/dangerous motorists. We're partial to the whipping, slimy ropes of dog drool.
The Genesis ad, on the other hand, strikes us as a bit obnoxious. On-track footage of the luxe-saloon is intercut with stats touting the Hyundai's superior performance compared to V8-powered four-doors from Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Porsche, all accompanied by various whoops, yelps, yawps and exclamations from a football announcer. The result is grating and, well, lame.
But yo, Hyundai, if your intent was make the Genesis R-Spec the official luxury machine of the dough-headed bro-ham contingent, you've certainly established a beachhead. Congratulations.
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Attleboro Youth Soccer Mission Statement
To provide the youth of Attleboro the opportunity to participate in recreational and competitive soccer leagues by teaching and demonstrating soccer skills, sportsmanship, honesty, respect, and fair play. To provide a safe environment where our youth not only can excel in their soccer skills but also learn the importance of physical fitness in their lives. To provide an atmosphere where the player's emotional well-being will be nurtured as they learn the importance of teamwork, determination, persistence, and hard work. All members will work towards instilling in our youth the enjoyment and fun aspects of the beautiful game of soccer.
Attleboro Youth Soccer (AYS) is a volunteer PARENT organization, that currently has over 850 children playing this popular youth sport. The program continues to grow every year, so AYS needs many volunteers such as coaches, assistant coaches, board members, age group coordinators, field coordinators etc. .
- AYS is not affiliated or funded by the City of Attleboro. We need all the help we can get, so please check off an area on the registration form where you might be able to donate some of your time or email us at email@example.com
- AYS monthly board meetings are open to all parents and coaches. Our meetings are held the second Thursday of every month except July . The AYS board meetings are listed on the Calendar on the right.
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* BAYS Travel Player's Evaluation June 4,5,and 6, 2013 Schedule
* AYS NE Revs Night- June 8th 7:30 PM Revs vs DC United
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Attleboro Youth Soccer night at the Revs, the first of which this season will be scheduled for June 8th.The Revs will play regional rivals D.C. United in what promises to be an exciting match. Tickets are available at the special price of $23, normally $37 at the box office. You can purchase your ticket on any day you see our apparel tent set up. More info is also available on our website.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder seek their 10th victory in 12 games when they host the Orlando Magic on Friday. Oklahoma City is battling San Antonio for the top spot in the Western Conference, while Orlando has the second-worst record in the NBA - ahead of only lowly Charlotte. The Thunder are 29-4 at home, including six straight by an average margin of 23.8 points. The Magic are 8-22 on the road. The two teams meet again on March 22 in Orlando.The Thunder routed the Utah Jazz 110-87 on Wednesday when limiting Utah to 35 percent shooting. The Thunder's stellar defensive effort including holding the Jazz to nine second-quarter points, the lowest by an opponent since the franchise relocated to Oklahoma City. "We did a good job of making plays and executing," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said afterward. "We had a lot of assists on our baskets but our defense really won the game." Orlando hasn't played since falling 106-97 to the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday. That contest was Dwight Howard's first in Orlando since the Magic traded him to Los Angeles.TV: 8 p.m. ET, Fox Sports Florida (Orlando), Fox Sports OklahomaABOUT THE MAGIC (18-47): Rookie forward Maurice Harkless scored 12 points against the Lakers in a bounce-back performance after scoring just seven total points on 2-of-14 shooting over the previous two games. The 19-year-old Harkless is part of the building plan in Orlando and recently reached double figures in 10 consecutive games. Veteran Arron Afflalo has helped guide Harkless and is bullish over his potential. "He gets in the gym with me and he wants to get better," Afflalo said. "I say it from the years that I have been around, when someone has a hunger and a passion for the game and they have the natural skill set and the gifts athletically - he's got big hands and he plays the game the right way - I think he's going to be really, really good."ABOUT THE THUNDER (48-17): The easy victory over the Jazz allowed Brooks to rest his starters in the second half and the bench combined for 51 points, including efforts of 12 points from guard Reggie Jackson and 10 from recently acquired veteran guard Derek Fisher. Brooks is keeping the big picture of the playoffs in mind as he assesses who fits in as role players. "We have been looking at different lineups the last couple of weeks and we will definitely look at that the next couple of weeks," Brooks said after the Utah game. "Shortening the rotation - we do it game to game. It's hard to play a lot of guys in this NBA season. You have some good players that don't play."BUZZER BEATERS 1. The Thunder are 3-1 against Orlando when playing in Oklahoma City.2. Thunder PG Russell Westbrook has just one 20-point outing in the last four games after stringing together 11 in a row.3. Magic F Tobias Harris had 17 points and a career-high 15 rebounds against the Lakers for his second double-double in 10 games since being acquired from the Milwaukee Bucks.PREDICTION: Thunder 116, Magic 91


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During Friday's rematch in the Cherokee County Tournament, the Panthers once again built a big lead, but this time they were able to maintain it.
An 8-0 run out of the gate and an 11-0 run to end the first half helped Spring Garden earn a 67-45 victory.
"I think we just played with a little more intensity," Spring Garden coach Ricky Austin said when contrasting the two games. "I didn't think when we went to their place that we played with a sense of urgency. We just kind of played soft and Sand Rock took it to us. I just questioned 'Why wouldn't you play with a sense of urgency?'
"I might have done a little better job of preparing this bunch for this game than I did at their place. We had a lengthy practice (Friday). We had an hour practice, then sent them to eat, then brought them back in and went again with game plan stuff. The things we talked about really did pay off. That was really the only difference."
The win propels the Panthers (12-8) to Saturday's championship game at 8:30 p.m. Spring Garden will face the winner of Saturday's first session game between top-seeded Cedar Bluff and No. 4 Cherokee County. That game is set for 10:30 a.m. at the Gadsden State-Cherokee Arena.
"It's the championship game, so yes, we feel good about it," Austin said. "We were talking before the game, 'When's the last time ya'll played in a championship game?' We had kind of a makeshift B-team the last two years that made it to the championship game (in the county).
"Not knocking what they accomplished, but we've come over here to win a varsity county championship, and we haven't won one since 1998. We've talked for two years about creating opportunities for ourselves and how good teams take advantage of their opportunities. This team has won some games throughout the season, and they've got a higher seed so they could get in this spot. The opportunity is there."
It took a collective effort by the Panthers to earn that opportunity Austin talked about.
Junior guard Jay Prater set the tone from the get-go for a the Panthers . He connected on a pair of 3-pointers early in the first quarter as part of an 8-0 run. The Panthers maintained a 15-8 lead at the end of the first quarter, then scored the last 11 points in the second to push their advantage to 39-22 at halftime.
Unlike their first meeting with Sand Rock (8-12), the Panthers didn't let up. They held a 54-33 advantage after three quarters.
"They played well and we didn't," Sand Rock coach Brian Mackey said. "We didn't show up. We've got a lot of work to do to get better."
Senior guard Josh Hale led Spring Garden with 16 points, five assists and a pair of steals. Senior center Jake Grogan netted 15 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Senior guard Logan Whorton and junior forward Will Westbrook both contributed 13 points. Westbrook also posted nine boards. Prater finished with six points and junior point guard Will Ivey came away with four points and five assists.
"That's all this bunch is needing is some confidence," Austin said. "We've finally got over some sickness and some injuries. I thought we were about to hit this curve right before Christmas break, but the flu hit, Jake Grogan got hurt, and we had some kids with shin splints. It set us back. We basically went two weeks where we didn't accomplish anything, but now we're starting to have some kids healthy. If they just played with a little bit more toughness and meanness, they could be really good."
Junior guard Dylan Mackey led Sand Rock with 14 points. Senior forward Devon Howard had eight points. Sophomore guard Chase Garrett and freshman guard Caylon Simpson both finished with seven points.
Cherokee County boys 85, Gaylesville boys 34
CENTRE - Even with two of their top contributors in Tony Pruitt and Darius Covington on the bench for disciplinary reasons, the Cherokee County Warriors had little trouble advancing in their opening game of the Cherokee County Tournament against Gaylesville on Friday.
Senior guard JoJo Diamond netted 45 points, including six 3-pointers in the third quarter alone, to pace Cherokee County to an 85-34 victory.
The Warriors (5-14) advance to Saturday's 10:30 a.m. semifinal game against top-seeded Cedar Bluff. The winner will face Spring Garden in the county championship game at 8:30 p.m.
Diamond, who had 22 points at halftime, also finished with eight rebounds, seven steals and two assists. Sophomore guard Trenton Edwards posted 11 points and six assists. Senior guard Josh Higgins added nine points, six boards and four assists. Senior guard Alex Moon finished with eight points, four boards and three assists.
Gable Lawson led the Trojans (3-12) with 18 points. Dylan Cavin netted eight points and Cole Murphy finished with six points.
Cherokee County took a 20-9 lead at the end of the first quarter and led 45-20 at halftime. The Warriors led 74-24 at the end of three quarters.
Cedar Bluff girls 48, Gaylesville girls 31
CENTRE - Senior forward Audrianna Hargitt posted 14 points, five rebounds and three steals in leading the Cedar Bluff Lady Tigers to a 48-31 victory over Gaylesville in the opening round of the Cherokee County Tournament on Friday.
Senior forward Hannah Leach added 13 points, eight boards and two steals for the Lady Tigers (12-8), who advance to meet top-seeded Cherokee County in the tournament semifinals on Saturday at 9 a.m. Junior guard Katie McGinnis contributed eight points, three rebounds and a steal. Freshman guard Delilah Price had six points and freshman forward Marigrace Wilson finished with four points and eight boards.
Freshman guard Lauren Hammett led Gaylesville (7-9) with 11 points. Junior center Alex Montgomery added 10 points junior guard Taylor Tomlin finished with six points.
Cedar Bluff jumped out to an 18-8 advantage at the end of the first quarter and held a 24-12 advantage at halftime. The Lady Tigers increased their lead to 41-17 at the end of three quarters.
B-Team Boys
Cherokee County 57, Gaylesville 17
CENTRE - Morgan Ray tallied a game-high 20 points, including four 3-pointers, to lead the Cherokee County B-team boys to a 57-17 victory over Gaylesville in the Cherokee County Tournament on Friday.
Logan Green added 14 points for the Warriors. Eric Lorenzana had eight points and Anthony Downey finished with six points.
C.J. Williamson led the Trojans with 10 points.
Cherokee County held a 22-0 lead at the end of the first quarter and a 38-13 advantage at halftime. The Warriors led 48-15 at the end of three quarters.
Cherokee County advances to the B-team boys championship on Saturday at 5:30 p.m.


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Criminal Minds: We all have our favorite episodes of Criminal Minds but I wonder which season you have enjoyed the most. If you could only take one Criminal Minds season set of dvds with you on to a deserted island, which one would you take?
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Hard to really answer since I have not seen the last two episodes in Season Two but I am going to pick it anyway. I think the majority of my favorite episodes have been this season.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Such a hard question. LDSK was in Season 1 but Sex Birth Death and Fear and Loathing were in Season 2. And Matthews hair looked kinda bad in season 1 and looks so good in season 2. I think I'm torn. I like Prentiss more than Greeneway so I guess I vote for Season 2. It was really Reidcentric.
Lee :) - Tuesday, May 08, 2007
I have to pick Season One even though I really have loved Two. My fav episode is L.D.S.K. so I would have to pick one.
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I guess season 1 as that is when we were first introuched to the wondderful BAU team ,as for an episode well thats kind of hard but maybe fisher king 1,to see gioen cooking,now he and mandy can cook me a meal anyday of the week
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I am picking Season Two because it had the most Reid.
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Extreme Aggressor.
Loving season 2 but going with season 1. - Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Revelation and No Way Out means I take Season Two with me to the island. Can I also take TG with me???????
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Hey, just dropping in to say "HI"! I've been swamped with work!
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I have to go with season two but only because I have watched season one dvds so much I know every word said. I loved it so much. So put me down for season two and if we do get to take company then by all means send Shemar with me.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Could I buy a double set and take MGG with me? I am asking politely. lol. Tomorrow we rock and roll with Legacy!
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Elaine is cheating. LOL. I get Shemar and I would like the season two dvds please.
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My vote is for season 2. It's when I came to really get the show.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
This is hard to decide!
Season 1 was where I became hooked on the show. There are so many memorable moments there.
Season 2 let us learn a little more about the characters--again so many memorable moments.
I can't choose. I love them both! - Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Season two for reasons obvious to you. lol.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
This is super easy. Jill didn't say we were going to be alone on the island so here goes:
I will take season one with me.
Someone else takes season two.
I take MGG with me.
Someone else takes Shemar with them.
Okay this is my plan...please! - Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Ah cheating! LOL LOL
Season 2. - Tuesday, May 08, 2007
I need to go with one even though two has been awesome. More of my favorites like Fox, Machismo, Somebody's Watching, FK1 and L.D.S.K. are deciding for me.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Let me watch the last two episodes and then I will let ya know. I am leaning to season 1 but season 2 has also been a hit. I am wishy washy but Shemar please.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
I have worn my season ones out I have watched them so much so I am also going with season two and if we get to take along a buddy then I want Paget.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Hey my name is Angie by the way i post on here a lot but don't have an account so i figured i'd make my name known lol... anyways....
I'd take season two because if i was on a island for the rest of my days i could then debate with myself until the end of time about whether or not reid is or isnt addicted to drugs. lol it's like bonus entertainment. - Tuesday, May 08, 2007
- shemarsgirl said...
Season 2! No doubt! Season 1 was just another cop show, but Season 2 brought it out of each character. This is when they really came into their own.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Since I have season 1 committed to memory, I'd have to say season 2. Although if ITunes would make the seasons available, I'd be taking them both on my IPod.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Season Two. No contest.
More personal drama. More JJ. - Tuesday, May 08, 2007
- Elizabeth said...
It is hard but I will pick Season 1 to take with me. Season 2 has been brilliant, but if I take Season 1, then I don't have to watch Honor Among Thieves again.
Studying Shemar's physique in Fisher King will also, *ahem* encourage me to become strong enough to swim home from the island. - Tuesday, May 08, 2007
I only have two big faves from season , L.D.S.K and Derailed. However, I have a ton of faves from season two, like Sex, Birth, and Death; The Big Game (the episode that got me addicted) Revelations; Distress; Jones, so I have to go with season 2. Also, MGG, way cuter with his hair long, although it wasn't all that bad in season 1. Also, I would like to take a DVD player that has lifelong batteries with so that I can enjoy these DVD's instead of just stare at them and wonder how I'm going to survive. Also, Open Season may be a source of surival tips!
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
- dearlydead said...
Season 2.....I have watched all of Season 1 about 20 times each.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
I want season 2. I think I know everything from season one. I still have some season 2 that I have not rewatched. Tried to save that for the summer lull.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Easy one for me because I am a huge Matthew lover. Season two please.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
- love2teach said...
Its hard to choose. I loved all of them. I think maybe more from Season two. So I guess I would choose that one.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
- DNY LOVES CRIMINAL MINDS said...
I've rewatched season one dozens of times so I would pick season two. I notice some of you went ahead and added companions to the list. You guys tickle me. Okay, I would take any one of the writers. This way if I becmme bored they can think up wonderful stories for me. :)
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
I want season one and please throw in Shemar as well. Thanks.
- Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Season 2. It was more solid and the character dynamics were better, and Elle is gone for most of it (yeah). I loved season 1 but I LOVE season 2. I just wish I could swap in LDSK and FK1.
- Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Season 2 because I haven't seen it all yet, I'd take a solar powered TV/DVD player/recorder and a Sky digibox so I can get all the future episodes. Oh, and of course, I'd need my laptop, so I'd have to ask Garcia along to keep it working properly...and with her along, it would only be a matter of time before we had lots of company ;-)
*See, I'm not greedy* - Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Hmmm. hard question! Well, I have watched Season one about a trillion times haha, so maybe Season Two. Even though I like the first better =D
- Wednesday, May 09, 2007
I am now sold on season two please since last night's episode.
- Thursday, May 10, 2007
Season two. I know all of season one and even though it is my favorite I have missed a few of season two because of work and kids.
- Thursday, May 10, 2007
Season 2 please.
- Thursday, May 10, 2007
Definitely Season Two for me.
I love both seasons, with a passion, but I love how the show, and all of the characters, have grown so much, and I just LOVE the angle all the crew at CM has taken with the show. - Friday, May 11, 2007
I want season two and if I could have Shemar with me that would be the frosting on the cake. I would never want to rescued from the island.
- Monday, May 14, 2007
Oh I really want season two.
- Wednesday, May 16, 2007
- J.J. said...
I do not believe that to be a fair question... Not wanting to jinx the show, I'd rather wait till its complete (Think of it this way... However many seasons we get WILL fit into any overnight bag I could pack for a deserted island)... Now for me a better question (and one probably asked already) is which character you would like to be stranded with on that deserted island ;) But seeing that I have to answer this question... Season one and the beginning of season two (The Elle episodes)...
- Monday, May 28, 2007
- rubymae... said...
one of the most profound and compelling tv series i ever encountered...it blows your mind off with all the "hard truths" about man's evil ways (the extent of what they can do to their fellows) and yet it never cease to amaze you and move you to tears with its underlying plots about love, living, trusting...about being human per se...
i guess i have to take both seasons, 1 and 2...i can't decide on something which basically left me with no choice at all...
my criminal minds experience allowed me to get a glimpse of my frustration...i really want to finish psychology (to study human behavior) but i was thrust to language and literature...
now, am a teacher/writer who dreams of being a profiler (thanks to criminal minds!)... and am simply contented with waiting for this show's season 3 (when's that gonna be? -- my here in the Philippines and not all people here had heard of this show...)
profiling is terrifying...you'll never know what's at the end of the "river bend"...but with this tv series...FUN and DRAMA cant be taken out... - Wednesday, September 05, 2007


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Pistorius says he broke down the locked bathroom door -- at one point in the statement saying he kicked the door in, at another saying he used a cricket bat to break it down -- then scooped up the mortally wounded Steenkamp and carried her downstairs after for help.
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During Tuesday's hearing, Nair upgraded the charge against Pistorius to premeditated murder, saying he could not rule out the possibility that the track star planned Steenkamp's death. But Nair said he will consider downgrading the charge later.
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SugarFreeSheila's Amazing Induction Friendly Pancakes
One of the recipes that caught my eye, not only because of the simple ingredients and easy steps but on top of that had the magic words: INDUCTION FRIENDLY. You know how in cartoons when someone has a great idea, a light bulb goes off? Well that light bulb went on for me and it didn't turn it itself off until I made the recipe.
It tasted good the first time I made it but it was too big and I had a difficult time flipping it. I admit I'm a little flipping-challenged. That's how I thought of using egg rings. The pancakes would be smaller thus easy to flip! Genius, right? Not really but if you say so, I'll run with it.
The second time I made the pancakes, they looked as good as they tasted. I made sure I let them "burn" a little to give them that browned look that pancakes have. When I posted pictures on the LCF forum, people wanted to know how I made Sheila's pancakes and now I'm going to share it with step-by-step pictures.
SugarFreeSheila's Delicious Low-Carb Pancakes
*I have scaled the recipe up because it's easier for me to just make a big batch each week. The recipe with the original serving size of 1 can be found here.
1 (8 oz) block of cream cheese
5 eggs
1 T Splenda
1 t Vanilla Extract
Vegetable oil for frying
"Special" equipment I use
2 cup measuring cup
4 egg rings
Plop the cream cheese inside the measuring cup. Don't be messy like me. Microwave it at high for about a minute. I would do it for 2 minutes and have pieces of burnt cream cheese which are AWESOME! But if you're not as adventurous as I am then 1 minute is fine. Prepare yourself for the wonderful smells that will fill up your kitchen and make your tummy growl and say, "Hurry with breakfast already!"
Stir the cream cheese until it is softened and well-blended. Add Splenda and vanilla extract. Stir some more.
Add eggs one at a time, beating after each addition. You might think that it will be too much for your two-cup measuring cup, you may use a bowl or a bigger measuring cup. I like using a measuring cup because it has a handle and makes cooking the pancakes easier.
This is my set up. I have the pan in the middle, egg rings and bowl with oil to the right and spatulas on the left. When I cook something, anything, the kitchen turns into a war zone so it helps me if I'm organized.
The egg rings get a short bath in the oil and then placed on the pan like so. Turn on the stove, medium-high is fine. I make sure that the pan is hot before I pour the batter in.
I apologize for not including my ice cream scooper in the "special" equipment list. It really is handy. I use it for cupcakes, cheesecake muffins, cookies, etc. So anyway pour one scoop's worth of batter into the egg rings and let it cook until the sides are dry. It also helps to wiggle the egg rings gently one by one to make sure nothing is sticking to it.
Remove the egg rings. If there is a sticking issue, just use a spatula to gently nudge the sticking part until it lets go of the egg ring. Flip each pancake. Marvel at the nice browned side. Did I mention the really wonderful smells filling your kitchen? Well this time it's filling the entire house. It made my DH run downstairs to find out where they were coming from.
Once you feel like the pancakes are browned on the other side, remove them from the pan. Add more oil, if needed, for the next batch. I always dip the egg rings before each batch. With this batch I make 12 mini pancakes. The number depends on the size of the egg rings you will use.
There you go! A beautiful stack of pancakes, delicious, low-carb and drumroll please... INDUCTION FRIENDLY!
16 comments:
- seadrake said...
Nice! I do so admire a clean stovetop, too...never could manage it myself!
- April 16, 2010 at 2:39 PM
- dee said...
I wish I could take credit for that but we have a nice lady who cleans our house every day. :D That's the only way my DH would let me cook, have someone else clean it hahaha
- April 16, 2010 at 10:19 PM
- jls said...
These look awesome. Can they be frozen?
- April 17, 2010 at 10:28 PM
- dee said...
I haven't tried freezing them but I do keep them in the fridge. When I'm ready to eat, I just nuke for 30 seconds, put butter and a sprinkle of cinnamon on top and breakfast is served.
- April 18, 2010 at 12:19 AM
- Lowcarb4me said...
oh so you don't use the sugar free vanilla syrup right????
I wonder when ppl say they use the syrup is it for flavoring or to go on top because it is so runny...love your idea though, I have been making these pancakes for the last few days and they are so filling, but now I will get some egg rings - April 20, 2010 at 9:52 PM
- dee said...
Hi Lowcab4me!
I use Splenda and vanilla syrup because I don't have sugar free vanilla syrup available here. I agree, they are quite filling. Three pieces can last me until lunch time. - April 21, 2010 at 9:29 PM
- daryl said...
what is the carb count with all of the ingredients?
- May 28, 2010 at 6:09 AM
- dee said...
daryl, sorry for the delayed reply. I need to figure out how to get notifications for comments. On SugarFreeSheila's page it says 6 carbs for the recipe but since this is a larger recipe, my carb count for it is 10.4 (depending on the kind of cream cheese you use). HTH!
- June 15, 2010 at 2:24 PM
- Jen said...
Dee - what a great blog! You inspired me to buy the egg rings. I've always thought about getting them but after seeing the pretty pancakes, I went ahead and got them! I can't wait to give it a shot...
- July 10, 2010 at 6:24 PM
- Maureen said...
Has anyone tried to make the batter and keep it in the fridge, making the pancakes as wanted? Not that it will last too long...they're SOOOO yummy!!
- August 20, 2010 at 7:19 AM
- dee said...
Hi Maureen! I haven't tried that because I feel icky about leaving something with raw egg in the fridge. But I've tried cooking a big batch and just keep the pancakes in a storage bag (zipped) in the fridge and it lasts for over a week... unless I eat all of it. LOL
Hi Jen! How did your egg rings go? I hope it helped. - August 24, 2010 at 8:33 PM
- ashleydawntheartist said...
I will buy the egg rings now too...I have a electric skillet and it cleans up really well. I used to make regualar pancakes on them but now with this recipe, I will need to use those rings. Good idea!
- September 27, 2010 at 1:05 AM
- AngieA said...
im about to make these right now, i would suggest you guys use pure canola oil to cook in because veggy oil is so bad for you...you can heat it up much hotter then olive oil and it helps clear your arteries other then clog them like veggy oil
- November 4, 2010 at 2:47 AM
- HopeClark said...
Just got done making these. One question though, are the supposted to be "eggy". Reminded me of french toast more than pancakes. They were very good and will make again but just curious if I did it right? Also, made my own sugar free syrup to put on them. It was good!! It was 1/2 cup of Splenda brown sugar, 1 cup water, splash of vanila extract,splash of Almond extract and sprinkle of Cinnamon and just boiled it down. Was a thin syrup but I was happy with it. Especially since that was the first time I even tried making my own.
- December 7, 2010 at 11:34 PM
- vivian said...
I added a couple of heaping tablespoons of ground flax seed meal and about 1 tsp baking powder to this recipe. I find it tastes more like real pancakes and definately less eggy. Flax seeds are so high in fibre that it doesn't add much if anything to the carb count.
- December 16, 2010 at 3:27 AM
- Dee said...
AngieA, I actually used coconut oil with this. I didn't even bother to check it because coconut oil is used around here a lot.
HopeClark, I have a bottle of Mrs. Butterworth's sugar free maple syrup. But I prefer just butter and cinnamon on top. I don't remember it being eggy but I find that cinnamon really helps is masking that.
Vivian, great addition! I have flax meal now so I can definitely do this. Thanks for posting your tweak! Don't you just love the fiber from flax? - January 27, 2011 at 3:55 PM


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I can't wait for the next Kickstart!
The last one turned me Vegan, and I've kept it up since. I love it, and my body, my health, my ethics and my morals love it.
But the Kickstart does so much for my sense of community and feeling of belonging.
Getting really excited for September!
How about all of you?
Molly Horn
I'm wondering why they have waited so long in between. I guess you can only have so many "kick starts." I've already done 3!! But yes, the interaction and community is nice.
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Hi all - hope you're enjoying your summer!
I was just thinking about this forum last night and voila - a post appeared today. Love the synchronicity!
Yes, I, too, need another kick to get me started! I have fallen off the wagon with my diabetic diet (not so much non-vegan, but too much fat and sugar and white carbs - i.e. for dinner last night I had mashed potatoes and licorice. That's what happens when you live alone and don't make the effort!)
I watched my taped episode of Oprah featuring Dr. Oz, Bob Greene and Dr. Ian Hunter who spoke about diabetes so that gave me a wake-up call for sure (I have been an absolute food angel today ). But as mentioned, the sense of support and community here is what I'm missing.
Hate to wish away my summer, but I'm looking forward to September for the next Kickstart. Great hearing from you Molly and Wild4Starts!
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Hi All:
I, too, can't wait for the September Kick Start to commence. It does seem like there should be some sort of "On going" program and then "Specialty" ones added. I miss hearing what all of you have to say and your great tips and advice.
I have been doing fairly well. I must admit there have been a few times when I have been vegetarian and not vegan (couln't resist cake for my birthday)but for the most part I am staying vegan. I have definately not had any meat. I realixe that the vegan part is challenging especially on vacation, holidays, etc. but the meat is where I draw the line. I will have a plain bowl of rice at sushi restaurant or hash browns and tomoatoes at an omelette joint before I break that vow.
Good for all of you for staying in the groove!
Hey Guys, Love that a few of us are still on board. I'm looking forward to the next kickstart too. Like you say, it's the feeling of community that we find here. Till September! Linda
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Hey Bluesgyrl,Do you know there are tons of vegan substitutions for your favorite animal dishes?For example, sushi restaurants will make vegan rolls using asparagus, avocado, carrot, and other veggies – and they're delicious! Just ask your server for the vegetable roll options.At a breakfast restaurant, you could ask them to take the vegetables that they'd normally put in the omelette, and mix them in with your hashbrowns, or just serve them on the side. Healthy and delicious!As for cake and other holiday desserts, there are literally dozens of cookbooks that offer vegan versions of these classics, and they are often MORE delicious than the original! Isa Chandra Moskowitz's books are very highly regarded and really well-liked by most everyone – even carnists. http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_i_0?rh=k%3Avegan+desserts%2Ci%3Astripbooks&keywords=vegan+desserts&ie=UTF8&qid=1280080339If you don't like to cook, you can even buy premade desserts. Just search around your city for a vegan restaurant, or even a bakery that might offer custom cakes. If that's not an option, there's always shopping online. Many companies will ship frozen cakes to you, or there's always Amazon! http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_i_1?rh=k%3Avegan+desserts%2Ci%3Agrocery&keywords=vegan+desserts&ie=UTF8&qid=1280080339
It sounds like you're doing awesome and trying really hard to stay vegan – that's great! I know how hard it can be, especially when dining out. There are so many restaurants that don't offer anything! We just have to get creative and be willing to ask for what we need from the server.
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Hi Mariberry!I know what you mean – I live alone, too, and sometimes I walk into the kitchen and feel exhausted just looking at it!I think the most important thing that has helped me is to not bring those bad foods into the house in the first place. If I don't purchase potatoes, licorice, white flour, sugar, etc., then they can't find their way into my body.My pantry and refrigerator look like a health food store, I guess – but shouldn't they?! After all, we're trying to save our own lives here!
I think we'll ALL find new hope and help in September – and lucky us to have it!
I have to admit I have completely fallen off the wagon (mostly dairy-wise) and am in bad need of a Kickstart!!! javascript:addSmiley(''); My digestion is all tore up...I don't know what's wrong with me! Why do I keep eating things that I know are probably going to make me feel bad at some point in the next 24 hours? Do they have a twelve step program for people like me? I don't even really enjoy cheese that much anymore, but I see it or think about it and I want it.
The Kickstart and the posts on the forum helped me feel accountable. I know I wasn't the most active poster, but I miss you guys.javascript:addSmiley('');
TXGIRL; I encourage you to read the book "The China Study." Cheese is addictive. If you could just cut dairy out totally you will be so much healthier AND you would quit craving it. It's a very good book. I know MANY vegetarians that went cold turkey vegan after reading it. Me included.
There are also two great videos by Dr. McDougall and PCRM's own Dr. Barnard:http://www.vegsource.com/news/2009/12/the-perils-of-dairy-video.htmlhttp://www.vegsource.com/news/2010/01/chocolate-cheese-meat-sugar-physically-addictive-foods.html
I agree with Wild4Stars – the China Study is an amazing book. I read it cover to cover, and then found myself immediately wanting to read it again.
Thanks Mollyhorn for your support and suggestions. Although I am well versed at the suchi restaurant ordering vege rolls, I hadn't thought about the veges mixed in with the hash browns! Great suggestion. As far as the baked goods go...........Kickstart really inspired me and I have attempted successfully to bake many vegan delights. What can I say, sometimes I just get lazy. Presently, I am fighting the urge to make some banana muffins the non-vegan way because I have tried two different vegan banana muffin vegan receipes and have not liked them. Any suggestions anyone? I will say fortunately I have not crossed the cheese barrier. I read the China Study recently and it scared me straight.......well almost.
I live in a City very condusive to Vegans so I will take your suggestion and find out where some of these Vegan restaurants are getting their baked goods.
Thanks again.............this is why Kickstart is so important.
Thanks for the suggestion Wild4Stars & Mollyhorn! People keep mentioning that book so I guess I'll have to cave in and check my local library. Some one in my town has not been returning the vegan cookbooks they check out, but hopefully I'll be able to find the China Study. Otherwise, I'll look for it at Half Price Books.
I did check out a veggie gal DVD and a couple of vegetarian (mostly vegan) cookbooks last week to get me back into things.
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Hello All!
We all should pat ourselves on the back for posting here! We are trying to stay in touch. And, Wild Stars, thanks for the tip to read The China Study. I just downloaded a sample to my Kindle. Many moons ago, I had the opportunity to travel to China as a student, and loved it. If you ever get a chance to go there, take it! On the book I have not yet read it, but it sounds good. I am not on any dairy and I feel better.
I have been buying some of McDougall's DVD series, listed on his website, and I am enjoying them. I pick up tips from his wife, Mary, when she demonstrates her cooking techniques. Otherwise, I am still on the wagon and I have added a little fish to my diet, about twice a week. I grew up thinking fish was brain food, so I realize it has fat, but that's about the only fat I get.
See you guys in September! Please keep in touch. I miss these boards!
Glad to see someone posting here. Love the summer and all the fresh veggies. I've been reading McDougal and SparkPeople postings. They've been helping, but I cann't wait for the kickstart in September. Eating vegan has become easier, but have caved in and got McDonalds ice cream cones on those hot summer days. Sometimes I've resisted them and went home and eat my Soy ice cream. I'll keep trying, I know it bad for me. One more month to go before the kickstart. Hey!
Marcia - There is an Eat To Live Team on Spark People, and SEVERAL vegetarian / vegan Teams. I'm Wild4Stars on Spark too. Send me a Spark Mail and let me know you're Marcia on Kickstart.
Good news for me this time. I can proudly say, that after one year of this program, my A 1 C is now 4.9! I wanted to share my new victory with you all! The Nurse who gave me the results was glowing with pride.
EJ, That is incredible! I am so happy for you. That really speaks to the power of this program, and to your dedication to your health. You are living proof that diet, dedication and effort CAN make a difference. Way to go!
Thanks Molly. I guess you are right, I am living proof to the power of the program and that it does work. It is such a good feeling to be out of the worried category. I talk about Vegan diets daily.
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The transport secretary has unveiled plans for harsher penalties for some driving offences such as using a mobile whilst driving and lighting a cigarette at the wheel. Sending a text message or making a phone call whilst driving will also incur tougher penalties. The current penalty for using a mobile whilst driving is £60 but this will be increased to £90. The number of penalty points offenders receive will remain as three. I wonder whether an increased fine will make people think twice about using their phone whilst at the wheel. Certainly judging by how many people I see doing it at the moment the current penalties don't appear to be severe enough.
I have often wondered whether I could put my cats on the treadmill to lose a few pounds. Now a company has designed a pet treadmill aimed at cats and dogs. It is currently still only a prototype but looked quite interesting. It was built because the creator had an overweight cat that was unable to lose weight by changing the diet alone. One thing is not clear, how do you motivate your cat to exercise, perhaps a strategically placed out of reach biscuit?
A women has died after eating soup she had made with poisonous mushrooms. The woman picked death cap mushrooms mistaking them for an edible variety. The mushrooms are highly poisonous and there is no antidote. This particular mushroom is responsible for most cases of mushroom poisoning so it's really worth knowing your mushrooms if you are planning on going foraging. If in doubt its probably best not to eat them.
I was promised many things on programmes such as Tomorrows World when I was younger, one thing I have been on the look out for is a flying car. This model is due to go on sale in 2015, although it looks more like a plane it has been billed as a flying car. Costing £190,000 the Transition is part private jet and part sedan. It has four wheels and wings that can fold up so it can be driven like a car. The car will be small enough to fit in a garage and won't need a runway to take off. Anyone who wants one will need to have a pilots licence and pass a test complete with 20 hours of flying time to be able to fly the car. Doesn't that make it a plane then?
Says great British Bake Off presenter Mary Berry. She believes that modern parents are often too busy to teach their children how to cook, leaving children without basic skills and making them them more likely to eat junk food when they grow up. The solution she believes is to have cookery classes in schools.
Not having children of school age I assumed they still did cookery at school, we certainly did when I was a child. I'm not sure I picked up much from the classes, however, I do remember having a fairly limited grasp of cooking when I moved out of my parents home and for a long time I relied upon ready made sauces and convenience food. It was only really much later that I started to experiment with cooking and taught myself a lot from various books. I think I will make time to teach my children at least a few basic things, like how to boil an egg, make a white sauce, cook a roast dinner so they can manage to feed themselves when I am not around.
Living in Sevenoaks I was interested to see the town came third in a list of the 10 richest small towns in Britain. I am aware that parts of Sevenoaks are extremely affluent so wasn't surprised to find that it made the list of towns where most millionaires are located. Perhaps less surprising is that Windsor topped the list and Weybridge came second. Ascot which I would have expected to feature somewhat higher was number 10. The full list is as follows:
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Exercise is something that although I quite enjoy it, I do find difficult to fit into my daily routine. Juggling two small children means that much as I try to find 20 minutes a day to run on my treadmill, in reality I often only manage it 3 times a week. I find it encouraging then, to read this article which suggests just 75 minutes of exercise a week can make a big difference to your health.
Whilst it is less than the recommended two and half hours a week, light exercise such as brisk walking can cut your risk of serious illness. I probably already do about 60 to 90 minutes of light exercise in a week, just getting to all of the baby groups we attend. Added to my more strenuous treadmill exercise I estimate that despite me thinking I get very little exercise I might actually surpass the recommended weekly amount in an average week. I do, however, tend to prefer walking everywhere if at all possible simply to give the children a little fresh air and particularly now that Penny likes to try walking by herself.
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