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The Wisconsin corn averages about 68-inches, a half-foot below normal for this time of year – but the height varies widely throughout the state. The quality is not bad, though, as 88-percent of the corn is rated fair-to-excellent.
About half the soybeans are blooming, down from the normal two-thirds. 90-percent of the crop is fair-to-excellent. Some farmers are still making their first crop of hay to feed their cows. Three-quarters of the second crop is made, 10-percent below the norm.
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I always enjoy novels where I feel like I have learnt something. Poisonwood itself was full of interesting details - though I do not know how accurate they are - like how it is best to pack the earth in funereal mounds when planting in the Congo for traction against floods, what fufu is and how it is prepared, and of course, the tumultuous history of Congo in the 60s and 70s.
What really stood out in the book is the distinctiveness of the voices of the mother (guilt/resignation/determination) and each daughter (Rachel's misuse of words, Leah's idealism/loyalties, Ada's cerebral non-voice of reason, Ruth's unintentional racism) as I am normally quite character-deaf. The voices also mature but still retained their distinctiveness even as each character mature which was quite a feat.
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The book is excellent in its portrayal of the human condition. I did not give five-stars because there are some developments which I did not quite "get":
so many of my very avid reader friends have recommended this book. I always liked BK, so i picked it up to give it a try. Will update my review when I finish it!
Rich with captivating narrations and characters, Kingsolver injects a sense of mystery and awe in the otherwise realistic storytelling.
This is a family epic set in the Congo in Africa. It weaves a history of the Congo and a story of it's people with the lives of an America family whose missionary father brings them there. The four daughters in the family tell the story, each with their own voice. I found many of the mother's musings (found at the beginning of each section) very poignant and loved the way each sister was developed and characterized by Kingsolver. I even liked Rachel, the oldest sister who is most closed to the possibilities of growth through her experiences and stays very much like the American teenager she was at the beginning all the way into old age. I won't get into details about the plot, but I will say that you would kind of expect the lesson to be that in trying circumstances a family can grow together, rely on each other, and through this shared experience be tightly bonded to each other. Instead each member of the family experiences Africa in wildly different ways. They grow apart and come to very different lives after this experience. I found the whole book to be beautifully written and captivating to read. Highly recommended!
This was a hard book for me. I didn't enjoy reading it for the most part, but some of the stories were good.
Kingsolver once wrote that ""The point [of portraying other cultures] is not to emulate other lives, or usurp their wardrobes. The point is to find sense.'' Her effort to make sense of the Congo's tragic struggle for independence is fully realized, richly embroidered, triumphant.
A writer who casts a preacher as a fool and a villain had best not be preachy. Kingsolver manages not to be, in part because she is a gifted magician of words--her sleight-of-phrase easily distracting a reader who might be on the point of rebellion. Her novel is both powerful and quite simple. It is also angrier and more direct than her earlier books.
The Congo permeates ''The Poisonwood Bible,'' and yet this is a novel that is just as much about America, a portrait, in absentia, of the nation that sent the Prices to save the souls of a people for whom it felt only contempt, people who already, in the words of a more experienced missionary, ''have a world of God's grace in their lives, along with a dose of hardship that can kill a person entirely.''
Although ''The Poisonwood Bible'' takes place in the former Belgian Congo and begins in 1959 and ends in the 1990's, Barbara Kingsolver's powerful new book is actually an old-fashioned 19th-century novel, a Hawthornian tale of sin and redemption and the ''dark necessity'' of history.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0060786507, Paperback)Oprah Book Club® Selection, June 2000: As any reader of The Mosquito Coast knows, men who drag their families to far-off climes in pursuit of an Idea seldom come to any good, while those familiar with At Play in the Fields of the Lord or Kalimantaan understand that the minute a missionary sets foot on the fictional stage, all hell is about to break loose. So when Barbara Kingsolver sends missionary Nathan Price along with his wife and four daughters off to Africa in The Poisonwood Bible, you can be sure that salvation is the one thing they're not likely to find. The year is 1959 and the place is the Belgian Congo. Nathan, a Baptist preacher, has come to spread the Word in a remote village reachable only by airplane. To say that he and his family are woefully unprepared would be an understatement: "We came from Bethlehem, Georgia, bearing Betty Crocker cake mixes into the jungle," says Leah, one of Nathan's daughters. But of course it isn't long before they discover that the tremendous humidity has rendered the mixes unusable, their clothes are unsuitable, and they've arrived in the middle of political upheaval as the Congolese seek to wrest independence from Belgium. In addition to poisonous snakes, dangerous animals, and the hostility of the villagers to Nathan's fiery take-no-prisoners brand of Christianity, there are also rebels in the jungle and the threat of war in the air. Could things get any worse?
In fact they can and they do. The first part of The Poisonwood Bible revolves around Nathan's intransigent, bullying personality and his effect on both his family and the village they have come to. As political instability grows in the Congo, so does the local witch doctor's animus toward the Prices, and both seem to converge with tragic consequences about halfway through the novel. From that point on, the family is dispersed and the novel follows each member's fortune across a span of more than 30 years.
The Poisonwood Bible is arguably Barbara Kingsolver's most ambitious work, and it reveals both her great strengths and her weaknesses. As Nathan Price's wife and daughters tell their stories in alternating chapters, Kingsolver does a good job of differentiating the voices. But at times they can grate--teenage Rachel's tendency towards precious malapropisms is particularly annoying (students practice their "French congregations"; Nathan's refusal to take his family home is a "tapestry of justice"). More problematic is Kingsolver's tendency to wear her politics on her sleeve; this is particularly evident in the second half of the novel, in which she uses her characters as mouthpieces to explicate the complicated and tragic history of the Belgian Congo.
Despite these weaknesses, Kingsolver's fully realized, three-dimensional characters make The Poisonwood Bible compelling, especially in the first half, when Nathan Price is still at the center of the action. And in her treatment of Africa and the Africans she is at her best, exhibiting the acute perception, moral engagement, and lyrical prose that have made her previous novels so successful. --Alix Wilber
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The tale of one family's tragic undoing and remarkable reconstruction over the course of three decades in post-colonial Africa. An evangelical minister discovers that everything--from garden seeds to Scripture--is transformed on African soil.
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While you've been getting ahead of that bumper crop of zucchinis, local dance-makers have been busy building new pieces to perform this month. Check out Dance in Dialogue (D.i.D.), a "salon-style community performance series" initiated by choreographers Margo Van Ummersen, Shannon Mockli and Carolina Cabellero that invites the audience to provide precious feedback to artists on new and emerging works. A thoughtful approach to two problems facing any performing artist — securing a venue and finding an audience — D.i.D.
All That! Dance Company
Ballet, contemporary jazz, tap, hip hop, ballroom
Peering through the fence at New Day Bakery in the Whiteaker on any second Wednesday, you may see the twirling of skirts, the shuffling of cowboy boots and dance partners shimmying to the sounds of accordion and washboard. If you squint and listen to the zydeco music, it almost feels like a bustling square in New Orleans.
The Senior Moments Dance Team got its start when Richard Walker, retired owner of Champion Friction, issued a public invitation in The Register-Guard to join a seniors' flashmob. Seventy-seven people showed up to that first rehearsal at the Vet's Club in May of 2013, and the group's been dazzling audiences ever since.
Habib Iddrisu has a slender, compact body, an unlined, youthful face and a headful of small, short dreads. The University of Oregon adjunct dance professor travels the world with traditional African singing and dance groups and actively teaches African history. But he won't reveal his age. "I keep that to myself," he says.
While in Moscow last autumn, ballet dancer Rachel Richardson experienced a decidedly Russian moment at the gilded Kremlin Palace.
"It was crazy," she recalls with a laugh. "While we were backstage, 80 military men in the stereotypical fuzzy hats with their machine guns were marching through, literally right next to us as we were warming up."
Susan Kincaid never thought she would take dance classes and perform on stage. But, at 44, she finally found herself "brave enough" to step out of her comfort zone and try tap dancing at Petersen Barn Community Center.
A local mother-daughter team is pushing the limits of ballet by finding inspiration in the most unlikely of places. For The Book of Esther, Ballet Fantastique's Donna Bontrager and her daughter Hannah Bontrager go way, way back — to approximately 486 BC — for the finale of their 2013-2014 season. What better way to end the company's "New Legends" series than with a story from one of the oldest existing works of literature: The Old Testament?
Sarah Ebert may be a newcomer to choreographing for the Eugene Ballet Company, but she hasn't shied away from the pace. "In modern dance, we take months to let things marinate — we explore, we play. But in ballet, the time limit is interesting. It's fast, and it works, because the EBC dancers are willing to experiment," Ebert says.
"Spin the windmill," yells out Tim Matteson, the caller for Eugene's Spin City Square. He adds, "Flip the hourglass," "Horseshoe turn" followed by "Split the outside couple." As he calls out steps, eight dancers move about the floor, switching partners and sharing laughs.
Burlesque is just stripping for hipsters, right? Or the kind of show to which Don Draper from Mad Men would take clients (performed at places with names like "The Boom Boom Room")?
Wrong. The truth of the matter is burlesque has a long and storied history, and while dance is vital to burlesque, the popular variety shows also feature comedy, live music and social commentary.
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This year, Betty Waterhouse decided it was time to give competitive ballroom dancing a whirl. After a mere month and a half of training, she sashayed through the Emerald Ball, a competition held each May in Los Angeles that attracts over 15,000 participants, earning seven first-place titles in her age division.
Lounging on the overstuffed chairs and couches of All That! Dance Company's studio, Jordan Ross and twin brothers Coleman and Kaelen Byrum look like any clean-cut, athletic 18-year-olds. Only Ross's I.C.U. Dance Crew T-shirt gives any indication that the guys might not be into just the usual track and football.
Yet get them and the other two crew members, 18-year-olds Logan McGann and Aidan Ziegler-Hansen, on stage and there's no mistaking that these guys are an award-winning hip-hop dance group.
Every Wednesday Anthony Carter, 15, suits up for practice. He throws on a T-shirt and joins the other boys as they sweat through 90 minutes of complex combinations, draining jumps and — on a hard day — upward of 200 push-ups. Afterwards, they head to the barre to decompress and leave feeling focused, energized and confident.
Eugene may not have Moscow's Bolshoi or New York's Martha Graham Dance Company; however, just below the city's surface is a vibrant world of dance, of clacking heels and pointed toes, of "pop, lock and drops" and ball changes. From classical performances at the Eugene Ballet Company and sensual Middle Eastern folk dance at Celebration Belly Dance and Yoga to pioneering modern dance at the University of Oregon and glitzy hip-hop productions at Work Dance Company, there's a groove for everyone's mood.
There is perhaps no one better known in the local dance community than international dance visionary Alito Alessi. The Eugene-based dancer, teacher and artistic director for DanceAbility International created the Joint Forces Dance Company and DanceAbility — a globally renowned method that explores artistic expression between people with and without disabilities through movement — with his dance partner Karen Nelson in 1987. And, naturally for a dancer, he just can't stay in one place. This spring, he was chosen as an "arts envoy" by the U.S.
Everything is dark except for the truck-sized monolith. Two female figures emerge from the shadows, their bodies athletically twisting and spinning and stomping to the electronic beat, which sounds like someone drumming on crystal stalagmites. Crisp, geometric patterns project upon the monolith, creating a digital trompe l'oeil effect, the electronic shapes dissolving into and out of the forms of the dancers, whose projected images appear to be writhing within the structure as their counterparts writhe freely outside.
"I was part of the contemporary dance scene at the point when everyone was pushing for equality, respect of all people and the idea that all people could dance," says Alito Alessi, artistic director of DanceAbility International. "But no one was doing anything about it, including myself. So I said, 'Well, what would it look like to do what we say we all believe in?'"
Tango is more than simply a dance; it is a means of seduction and romance. And while its origins are rooted in South American culture, the tango has become an international language.
Forget rabbits with pocket watches. Forget tea parties. Forget Alice in Wonderland. Work Dance Company director and choreographer Nathan Boozer wants to take you down another rabbit hole into his Wonderland, an upcoming Feb. 15 show at the Hult Center that takes a look through the hip-hop looking glass at lands filled with music, butterflies, candy, zombies and Lady Gaga.
When it comes to the environment, it's best to have a light footprint like … a ballerina or an aerial dancer.
On Jan. 25, the 19th Annual Dance for a Reason will bring together the environment and dance for one evening at the Hult Center.
Does wrath look like a pop, lock and drop or a ball change? And envy? Perhaps an axel turn or a stag leap? Pride is most certainly jazz hands. In 7Even, the Dance Factory takes on all seven cardinal sins to show us how even the best of intentions can go wrong. Artistic director Roshny Bhakta has put together a show based on our deepest and darkest human urges. "We're going for a kaleidoscope of emotions," she says. "In the greed category, for example, you'll see different pieces conveying the idea of being rich and overwhelmed by it."
Ballet Fantastique continues to amaze audiences with creative takes on old favorites, like the Wild West version of As You Like It, or the dramatization of Van Gogh's "Cafe Terrace at Night," but the thriving mother-daughter-powered dance company doesn't sacrifice skill for novelty. The core of every production is classical ballet and highly trained dancers.
Work Dance Company is about to grace the Hult Center with a performance that can only be described as all-encompassing.
"We are about bringing raw and honest dance to the stage," says choreographer and LCC dance alumnus Nathan Boozer. "This is a full-scale production. It's theatrical and high energy."


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xpedx Promotes 'Healthy Campus. Healthy Students.®' at 2011 APPA Conference
CINCINNATI, July 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — xpedx representatives had a busy two days providing information about green cleaning programs and supplies, answers on sustainability issues and advice to educational facility managers during the APPA Annual Conference and Exhibition held July 16–18 at the Hilton Hotel in Atlanta.
APPA 2011 is a premier event for educational facilities professionals. During the conference, facilities officers, directors and management personnel from around the world explored the latest trends, challenges and solutions within colleges and universities, K-12 grade academies and public schools, libraries, museums and other institutions of learning. More than 40 conference sessions took place, including sessions on campus sustainability practices and building maintenance.
"Most educational institutions want to retain and grow their student population and one way they can differentiate themselves is by providing a healthy and safe campus environment," said Danielle Yarber, director of sales-Facility Solutions, xpedx. "We have the expertise to help schools launch a sustainability program or make improvements to what they already have in place. In either case, adopting a sustainability program sends a message to students and their parents that the school considers environmental health and safety an important aspect of campus life."
The xpedx suite of sustainable solutions includes green cleaning consultation and access to green-cleaning products from the industry's leading manufacturers. In select markets, xpedx hosts free seminars to share the latest information on sustainability best practices with its customers. xpedx also provides guidance to help schools achieve LEED® certification, and offers environmental reports on xpedx.com that allow schools to track qualified purchases for LEED® documentation or for their own internal sustainability programs.
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Torture's Other Victims: US Soldiers (2)Saturday, 24 December 2011 06:18 By Jason Leopold, Truthout | Video Interview
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Take a group of strangers, put them in a harsh environment, and give them a challenging mission to accomplish -- scientists who do field research have much more experience with this than reality television producers ever will.
JPL scientists have covered the globe from Antarctica to the Arctic Circle in their quest for knowledge about planet Earth and worlds beyond our own. Recently, JPL's Mark Helmlinger and four British students from Oxford University headed off into the Nevada desert to rendezvous with NASA's Earth-orbiting Terra satellite. Helmlinger will be filing regular field reports along the way, reporting on both the professional and personal challenges they'll confront.
The purpose of their expedition is to help ensure that the measurements made by one of Terra's instruments, the Multi-angle Imaging Spectro-Radiometer, are as accurate as possible. The spectroradiometer measures sunlight reflected off Earth's surface and from particles in the atmosphere, such as haze layers, dust, and clouds. Scientists use these measurements in a variety of different ways, but one of the most important is to study climate.
Calibrating an instrument like the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer would be fairly simple if it were sitting in a laboratory. But since it is orbiting 700 kilometers (435 miles) above Earth's surface, the process is a bit more complicated.
As part of the instrument calibration team, Helmlinger and his four summer helpers will make precise measurements on the ground of sunlight coming down and reflecting back up, while at the same time, directly above them, the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer makes its own measurements from space. Also at the same time, NASA's ER-2 aircraft will make similar observations of the identical target from its vantage point in the stratosphere with an airborne version of the spectroradiometer. Once all the data are collected and compared, they'll be used to calibrate the spaceborne instrument.
The Challenge
For their efforts to succeed, the calibration team will need several of what they call "golden days," those in which everything falls into place. "We have to have clear weather over the target, no haze and no clouds," says Helmlinger. "It also needs to be calm at the airfield, because the airplane can't take off or land in a cross-wind. We need to have airspace clearance, which can be an issue because of where our targets are located. All the instruments, both airborne and on the ground, must be working as well. That's a lot that needs to go right."
The calibration exercises are planned for two different locations, Railroad Valley and Black Rock Desert. Both are large, dry lakebeds in Nevada about 480 kilometers (300 miles) apart. "They make big, bright calibration targets," says Helmlinger. Both sites are remote, and the local environment can be challenging. Helmlinger and his student assistants, whom he likes to call "Hellwinger's Irregulars," will be making the trip in a recreational vehicle crammed with a mountain of equipment. It will also serve as their home for the six weeks or so that they'll be spending in the desert. "Sometimes the journey itself is an adventure," says Helmlinger.
Helmlinger and the Irregulars have a limited number of opportunities to get the data they need. If they miss one, they'll have to wait five to seven days for the satellite to come back to the same spot and try again. "That's why two dry lakebed, or playa, targets on two different orbits have been chosen," explains Helmlinger, "to increase the chances of success." If all goes well, they may finish everything up in a few weeks; if not, they could be out in the desert for much longer.
The reward for all this effort is a better understanding of Earth's surface, atmosphere and climate. The "ground truth" data collected by the field experiments help researchers make the most of the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer. It will also be used to help calibrate several other Earth-observing instruments, including JPL's Atmospheric Infrared Sounder flying on NASA's Aqua satellite.
The calibration team's first attempt for a "golden day" was June 22, meaning Helmlinger and the Irregulars were in place in Railroad Valley with everything set up and ready to go by dawn. It's a long way from Pasadena and Oxford to the Nevada desert and from space to the desert floor. A lot can happen in between.
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- African-Americans: Blacks, Afro-Americans, women, men, females, males
- 85 and older: aged, senior citizens, elderly, seniors, mature adults, old age, aging, ageing
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Do African-American women in L.A., 85 and older, with large social support networks cope better with stroke-related problems than those with small social support networks?
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Why use negative reinforcement?? Sometimes after i workout i just check myself out in the mirror because working out leaves me noticeably more toned. Being able to see immediate improvements restores my faith in long term ones. don't you have any pictures of yourself that you look at and think, "damn i'm a sexy beast"?
Well viewing your workout as "work" is the wrong mindset anyway. It feels good and gives you an overall better mood, its something you should be excited for. Scientists have also figured out the chemical compound of the amino acid produced by the "runners high" is very similar to THC. Even if you're not smoking a bowl after... Do it to get high :p
That sounds like a seven-course meal.
I eat like its nobodys business.
Because if I give myself positive reinforcement in the form of "Wow, my stomach looks really toned!" or "My legs are slimming up!" I lose the momentum that got me started. I feel like I've already accomplished something, so I can maybe skip my workout tonight, or go ahead and have another serving of dinner. When I feel like I look really good, I tend to stop doing what got me there. For me, I just find motivation in seeing something that I have yet to attain, and must keep working hard toward.
i get that, i don't work that way but you really just have to do what works for YOU.
Me too! I have a whole folder on my phone of gorgeous girls with crazy abs. I scroll through it when I'm on the exercise bike or when I need some motivation. I also watch music videos that have a gym/workout theme on Youtube. David Banner's Play is a good one. And Ciara's Ride video is SIIIIICK! Its not in the gym but she has an amazing body and she wears this bikini and... yeah.
I work out 7 days a week for at least 2 hours a day. If I don't, I feel tired and sluggish all day long. My body craves it. The only time I don't exercise is on days that I shoot (that's my workout) or when I am sick.
I also have a biiiig bottle of water that holds all the water you are supposed to drink in a day. If I don't drink all that water then I don't allow myself to have any other drinks. Not even juice. No alcohol. No soda.
I don't buy sweets. I don't even have them in my home. If I buy them then that's the only thing I see when I go in the kitchen. I do let myself have a treat now and then but I really, really am picky about it. I also don't buy convenience foods. Like things you can microwave and its done in 10 minutes. That stuff is full of sodium and nasty stuff I don't want in my body. It takes less time to make a sandwich or a small salad than it does to wait on 10-12 minute microwavable meal. If I know I'm going to have a busy week then I spend the weekend making things I can freeze or refrigerate and grab and go. That way I can control the sodium, calories, portion size, etc.
This too! I love buying workout clothes!
I'm more like you.
If I genuinely liked my entire body, I would just never take care of it. There has to be some level of self-hatred living in me, somewhere, to have any type of motivation.
Well, I don't know if "hatred" is the right word .... but, definitely dissatisfaction.
it took me years to have the confidence to not worry about my body while having sex... I didn't go on top for years because I hate the way my belly looks. Then I thought "screw that, I'm just going to have fun and relax, instead of constantly worrying about how my body looks in certain light and certain angles and certain motions... and put all the energy that I put into worrying into enjoying myself instead", so that's what I do know. A small part of me in the back of my mind knows I probably look really ugly and fat during sex, but that part doesn't make me happy, or a better sexpartner... And if I had to wait to have sex until I had a body that looked like it was "worth" having sex with, I would probably never have sex again cause I don't look good enough for a guy to see me naked, let alone have sex with me.
Good for you you have found a workout motivation that works for you, but man does it bring out a sad and dark part of me thinking about this
I completely share that sentiment. I hate my belly and my inner thighs. Is that going to keep me from having a boinkfest with my husband...I think not, especially since he likes me bum and everything else about me. I shouldn't worry about how I look during sex, because if he didn't like it, he wouldn't dip his wick in me, lol. If I focus my attention on covering my belly, or the places I jiggle then I'm missing the point...mutual pleasure.
Personally sex isn't motivation for me to work out, let's be honest, there are far larger women that me that get it on the regular from extremely attractive men/women. My motivation is personal, it's about liking every part of me. Will that ever happen? Probably not, I have a history of EDs and BDD, and sadly tendencies linger, they're always in the back of your mind, but I may reach a point of content (I'm close to it now). I'm shooting for another 20-25 lbs and I can focus on maintaining rather than losing, which is easier than losing. Now I just have to find a smidget of time in my day to do it, probably during my lunch break again.
this is all very personal stuff I'm sharing, and brings back a lot of hurt... there were times where I would run away during sex, and cry in the shower, because I felt my body was ugly and disgusting and what I was doing was wrong and I didn't deserve to have fun sex looking like this... Up until 2 years ago, I always slept on my belly because I couldn't stand the thought of someone sleeping next to me, putting his arm around me and accidentally feeling my belly. Looking back at this, i know how fucked up that is, but that's how it was. And I was thinner then... Just, ugh, so sad.
Personally, i'd rather have sex with a guy who focuses on the fun we're having, then one that is thinking "man, nice abs, but it took me years of hurt to realize that.
I do understand where you're coming from, even now I sometimes feel weird about sleeping on my side, and when my husband puts his arm around me, if I notice, I'll maneuver his arm up. I did stop being so hard on myself though. It had been years since I fit into a size 10, and I do now. Even though it's not where I want to be, it's closer than I was. I look at myself in the mirror much more now, naked even. I take it in, accept it, and think of positive ways to define what it is I want to keep changing about my body. I think age and maturing may have had something to do with that too.
I'm being very honest when I say that it's hard to believe you would ever feel that way about yourself, because I do think the average person would agree you are of far above average attractiveness, if not beautiful. You're someone I would have trouble not staring at if you sat down in front of me on the subway.
Obviously, I believe every word you said, but it's hard to wrap my mind around.
I'll take that as a compliment .
I find it hard to believe myself too... I mean, I still don't walk around thinking I'm the sexiest woman alive, but I do think I look okay (I still have incredibly insecure moments though... not too long ago I had a breakdown in a changing room in a shop, trying on a bathing suit. ugh, stupid shoplighting...). And I just know there are SO many girls and women out there who feel the way I felt, and I just want to make them feel better about themselves, but I don't know how. No one should feel that way about their body!
Any of their songs will get me busting out my best dancemoves :p
yooooo I'll tell you what I want what I really really want!!!
Nope, because at some point, it's just self-destructive.
There's not much of any routine thing I hate worse than having to buy clothes. Department stores are the worst, because they light you from overhead, and it shows up every little bump and dimple on your body.
I never understood how some people can get into shopping "for fun." I dread it, and agonize over it, and feel like everything looks awful, no matter what.
Swimsuits make me want to punch inanimate objects.
H&M is the worst... they have mirrors both front and back here. Imagine bending over trying to squeeze yourself into some pants and then glancing in the mirror in front of you, only to see your ass from behind, just inches away, bending over, trousers hanging around your ankles, with that horrible light... Man that was traumatizing .
you have a killerbody though. I want to grate cheese on your abs . I love abs. And cheese!
I've lost quite a lot of weight, and my lowerbelly has gotten to the state where it will never ever be firm again. Ever. It's just this floppy, stretchmarked, loose thing, that moves with me as I walk, and it's only getting worse as I lose more weight. Yours is beautiful
why do you hate swimsuits? If I had your bod, I'd live in them :p
You would think they would want you to feel super amazing beautiful in the clothing, so you would buy more of it, so there would be nice, soft side lighting and whatnot. Nope. Isn't that bad marketing?
Awww, thanks. I gained and lost weight during my teens, and the first few years of my 20s. I finally lost 30 pounds between the end of 2006 and beginning of 2007, and kept it off, but I have old stretch mark scars on my hips and thighs from gaining and losing so much, and so quickly. They've gone white, and aren't that noticeable anymore, but the skin on the backs of my thighs never really went back into smooth shape, so it's a part of me that generally gets PSed in pictures. Everything else tightened back up, but the backs of my legs just didn't. The skin was stretched out too many times when I was younger.
No body/nobody is perfect. Everybody has a few battle scars.
yes . And in the end, you make the most of what you have, and we're all different
Hey hey...it's not gross, it adds personality! Mine is the same, I figure after I have a kid or two I'll get a mini tuck or something. Or maybe a huge advance in plastic surgery. Anywho, here is something about that which may make you smile...
Heh. This kinda happened to me last night. I have a mirror in my bedroom and as we were having sex I looked up and saw myself in the mirror and thought to myself, "Fuck, I look good!"
Which makes me want to get up and go for a run today to keep up my hard work.
And this, all the way.
haha, that was funny, made me laugh out loud, thanks :p.
I feel the same way about the mini tuck :p. once I popped out all the kids I want to have, fix the whole area and be done with it.
I can deal with the stretchmarks, the floppiness bothers me a bit. But I'm working on just ignoring it as much as possible :p
(my mom had 4 kids... her stomach still looks like when she was 16. Genetics can be such a bitch)
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Servings: 1 three-layer cake
Prep Time: 30 min
Cook Time: 25 min
Difficulty: Easy
Basic 1-2-3-4 Cake recipe, but substitute 1 cup canned, unsweetened coconut milk for regular milk
3/4 cup sugar
1 cup sour cream
4 tablespoons milk
1/2 cup flaked, sweetened coconut
7 Minute Frosting recipe
Flaked, sweetened coconut for sprinkling
Follow directions for Basic 1-2-3-4 Cake, substituting coconut milk for regular milk. While cake is baking, prepare filling. Stir together sugar, sour cream, milk and coconut in a bowl until well blended. Remove cake layers from oven and allow cake to remain in pan as you prepare to stack and fill. Remove first layer and invert onto cake plate. Using the wrong end of a wooden spoon, poke holes approximately 1 inch apart until entire cake has been poked. Spread one third of filling mixture on cake layer. Top with second layer, repeat process. Top with last layer and repeat process again. (As I stack layers together, I stick them with toothpicks to prevent cake from shifting.) You can place the cake in the refrigerator for 3 days to allow it to absorb the filling mixture.
Prepare 7-Minute Frosting. Frost top and sides of cake. Sprinkle top and sides of cake with additional coconut.
I love you, Paula! Gonna make this. Looks delicious!
By Yolanda on January 03, 2014
I do not have good luck with 7 min frosting. Most times its gets hard and cracks.
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By ann peters on October 18, 2013
Happy Birthday Jaimie!!
By Donna Groves on July 19, 2013
hi I love you Paula you bring so much happiness and fun to your show I love the recipes and your kids know their stuff Best Wishes there are better things coming your way trust in god marion ps happy birthday jamie
By marionbickham on July 18, 2013
what is the basic 1 2 3 4 cake? I want to try this recipe Sounds delicious Mary Jo Peer
By Mary Jo Peer on July 05, 2013
I Haven't Tried making this cake but I have a disability I used 2 cook all the time but due 2 my disability I can't anymore but my daughter & husband does it for me and I am sure this cake is awesome all of your recipes are all great & I'm sure he got most of them from his mother lol from our Family 2 Your's We Hope You & Yours Have A Happy 4th Of July. This Is My Mother's Favorite Cake so I'm sure it will be made. Thanks Paula & Jamie & Bobby. HAPPY BIRTHDAY JAMIE HOPE IT'S A GREAT 1.
By Regina Andrews on June 29, 2013
Happy Birthday Jamie And Don't Worry About Anything This Is Your Day I Don't Think That Your Mom Should Be Juice, By What Happen Years Ago, She Will Be Back Cooking Again Soon I Hope I Miss Seeing Her On TV, I Love Paula Deen And Please Tell Her To Stay Strong, I Think She Will Love Cindy
By Cindy Anderson on June 28, 2013
Happy Birthday Jamie. Hope you have a blessed day. We just love your whole family.
By Louise Lipke on June 28, 2013
Happy Birthday to Jamie!! Coconut cake is my absolute favorite! Prayers and good wishes go to Paula and all of her family! I'll always be your fan, Paula!!! Hang in there!!
By Cathy on June 28, 2013
Happy birthday, Jamie! Hope you have a blessed one.
By Celeste Coxwell on June 28, 2013
I made this cake over the weekend for my son, who asked me to make him a coconut cake, and he loved it! It was very easy to make and I only let it sit in the fridge for 24 hours for the filling to set. It was very moist and the 7-minute frosting came out great -- and it was my first time trying to make this frosting. It was a bit too sweet for my taste but my son loved it so much that he wouldn't let me give any away to family!!! I do love the coconut taste of the cake and have had small pieces and carefully scraped off and left a very thin layer of icing on mine. Very good cake and thank you for the recipe! I'm sure my son is going to request this for his birthday too!!!
By D Williams on May 06, 2013
I never like to ever leave comments ....BUT I feel I must warn people before they spend the 3.55 a can on coconut milk ...the 2.42 on coconut ...etc. I read reviews that said this cake was dry. But I just assumed..they did not follow the recipe exactly OR they did not wait the 3 days. I followed this recipe EXACTLY. This cake is DRY and it DOES NOT taste like coconut. I cannot for the life of me understand why Jamie loves this cake. The only thing I figure is that there is some secret that Paula does not give out...this cake is NOT GOOD. If you want a wonderful cake make the "Better than ...cake " which has coconut...or her Vanilla wafer cake...which is scrumptious!
By Mrs Lasagna on February 04, 2013
This cake sounds absolutely scrumptious! Before I make it, I would like to ask if Fat-Free sour cream can be used in the Filling? That's usually what I have on hand. Thanks.
By Diane on December 19, 2012
This is the best coconut cake recipe! Moist, flavorful, just good!!
By Bobbie on October 20, 2012
Do you put the filling on the top of the 3rd layer of the coconut cake?
By denise Cunningham on June 21, 2012
I am looking for the Best ever coconut cake recipe that was featured on the cover of the march/april 2011 paula deen magazine. If I recall, it had lime extract as an ingredient. I cannot find it on the web and my magazine pages 45 and46 are torn out. We made it once and it was delicious.
By rodd holsinger on May 03, 2012
cake is easy to make, ans taste great! im having trouble with icing its to runny. what can i do? Thanks
By Aletha Mallow on March 30, 2012
Miss Paula, I could kiss you square on those lips of yours for this cake recipe! I've been making it for the last few years and everytime there are never any leftovers. The first time I made it was for my Father and Step Mother's wedding and have made it at least once a year since. So moist and fluffy and that seven minute frosting is amazing! Anyway, thank you for this and all your other family recipes you share.
By Matthew on March 02, 2012
Im so exited to be able to see all you recipes and read all your information. I love you Paule Dean!
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One more thing about some of my favorite Chicago summertime haunts.
Hot dog stands: this is their season. Sunday, July 1 is the beginning of national hot dog month. Chicago artist Bruce Cascia, a former ad agency art director, has done a series of paintings paying tribute to a dozen icons of our city's heritage; those unique spots to eat and meet--the neighborhood hot dog joint.
Each one took Cascia a month or more to do in his photo-realistic style. A couple of the places in the series are gone, but most are still around, feeding our appetite for food and good company.
These unique, inviting establishments are a throwback to the era when colorful ma and pa diners dotted out country's roadsides. Fortunately for us in Chicago, the big chains haven't been able to duplicate these small businesses, and they continue to be a big part of the character and community spirit that give Chicago its wonderful small town feel here in the big city.
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