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Very rarely it is me that is the first to quit. But sometimes, some people are just downright impossible.
Take for example last time I was in Heroic UK, as tank. I saw that the healer wasn't exactly well-equipped. No matter, we can do this, I thought; we can use more CC.
But would the dps go with that? No. They didn't follow the CC, not even the kill order. At least one of them were too busy doing much else than insult my tanking.
Then the healer either disconnected or left for an alt. One of the wise-ass dps then said: "The healer left."
I couldn't resist. I said just then and there: "I can see WHY." And left without another word. ;)
You couldn't have hit the "bigger" problem better. DPS need to understand that most tanks and healers understand their limits. I recently ran with a pug who needed a healer when our's got DC'd. I was at the time specced as a boomkin for dps, but knew that I could heal Nexus and the Old Kingdom. One of the DPS insisted that we do Nerub, and I said I cant keep up with all the poisons on the first pull as a boomkin.
After we ran the other 2, they decided that my healing was good enough to do Nerub and got our asses handed to us. @ of the DPS then accused me of not trying hard enough and left.
Lich has completley ruined strategy in the game because everyone wants to AoE. I know there have been tons of posts on here about the lack of healers, but I, personally, think one of the problems is there are no hybrid healing specs anymore because you need to be a true healer for instances with the sloppy AoE that everyone has fallen in love with. I leveled all the way to 70 with a DS/NS build and grabbed the one point for boomkin so I could actually level with some ease. I never had a problem healing any regular up to 70 where I went full resto, but now with the lack of CC or intelligent DPS if the tank does try and CC based on my build makes it nearly impossible.
As a tankadin, the first thing I tell the healer is that we are gonna AoE things down and if a pull is sloppy and they don't think they can keep up to tell me and we will CC, and that the first bad pull is on me and I have a lay on hands to save my us, but after that we will CC to make everyones life easier. Almost always the healer says we are fine, but if we aren't they know we wont be b4 the first pull.
Good healers and tanks know their limits, the DPS have got to learn to respect that again.
> Robert M said...
Exactly! I play a ret-pally, and ret pallies have a CC ability, Repentance. Most other retadins I've seen *don't even know its there,* and every time I've run a heroic where I said "I'm going to CC that mob," if some sloppy AOE doesn't break it, half the time the tank will run at it and thunderclap or consecrate.
I've actually started to hate pally tanks because too many of them are so in love with AOE tanking that they don't even check for sap/sheep/etc before throwing down.
I absolutely agree with you. DPS in PuGs can be terrible. They ding 80 and are off to heroics without the necessity Tanks and healers have to gear up before doing heroics.
To prove they have the DPS to be doing heroics, they do nothing but AoE all the time to pad their stats.
There is no consideration that maybe reducing the number of mobs in the pull would help the tank to survive or the healer to keep up with the damage.
I know it seems counter-intuitive, but AoE, while doing more DPS than focus-fire, is slower to kill the first mob. Focus-fire will help an undergeared healer or tank by thinning out the pull as quickly as possible, reducing the incoming damage and allowing the tank to last the distance.
I fully agree on all points above. DPS needs to learn that maybe they cannot just aoe everything down. This isn't pre-Wrath aft-lolpatch anymore. Heroics are not easy with idiot dps.
But there are bad, and I mean BAD tanks out there too that have caused grief to me. Not a lvl 80-example, but idiots occur at all levels:
After doing a PuG Sunken Temple(yes, I'm that suicidal sometimes) on my healer-to-be shaman yesterday, I can fully attest that my level wasn't the problem. Not in the least.
Enter a bear tank, that is not only annoying, but tank bad. Like, bad bad. Note that gear is not an issue - he seemed to have pretty decent feral "tank" gear(since they're one and the same almost these days, particularly on leveling). No. On the average four-five mob pull, he tanks one and the rest of the mobs come onto me after single Lesser Healing Wave. He used no CC at any point(we had two mages and rogue as dps...). When I asked him to try and keep the mobs off me, he just said "druids don't have aoe threat." I almost quit at that point, but because one of the mages seemed nice(not to mention that he took more mobs off me in a single average pull than the bear in the whole instance), I stayed to see it to the end. What a bitter end it was.
In the end... rogue decided to "slow fall" down the middle whole to the bottom, and then call me to res "when we get down there." The two mages afk in turn to go get food. Nothing really unusual, just tad annoying. But.
The tank, in his great wisdom, decides that after we activated the Atal'Arion(or whats-his-face-was) statues and thus summoned the boss, we would JUMP DOWN to the middle so we wouldn't have to clear the trash on the stairs. Even better, he jumped while one of the mages was still afk, and the rogue had been lying on the floor, dead, for at least half an hour.
But the best was, that in the end of it all(the run ended in that wipe), he blamed //my healing// for it all. *rolleyes*
Now, I know druids DO have problems with keeping the nutty dps at bay, but a healer getting aggro of five mobs out of six when the first heal lands - especially when the tank overlevels the healer by six? Sheesh.
And no, it wasn't level issue either - the tank was 53. Some people just have no clue, eh? In the end I just wonder I had the patience to last there that long. Well, the mage that saved my ass on about every pull(ended on my friend list) probably had something to do with it.


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February 9, 2012 7:14 PM
So.. I'm a huge fan of the biggest loser, have seen almost every season.... One trend I noticed is "the dreaded week 2 plateau" ...because their bodies are in "shock" from losing so much weight the first week. My question is, has this happened to any of you on your weight loss journey? I am currently in my second week, and have lost minimal weight compared to the first one (which is reasonable) ..Just hope this trend doesn't continue lol
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February 9, 2012 8:05 PM
You'll be fine! Plateaus happen, and after your body loses immediately it reacts differently. I wouldn't expect the pattern to continue, and if it does, that's fine too. Big goals take lots of time, and your body needs to adjust.
Best of luck to you!
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February 9, 2012 8:16 PM
Thank you! feels good to hear that at this stage! Lol... Congrats on your 30 pound loss.. thats amazing!
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February 10, 2012 5:11 AM
I am in the same boat! Last week I lost 6.6 and this week (my weight in was yesterday) and I lost nothing! I'm still working out great & eating the way I'm supposed to but the scale isn't budging. I'm noticing a difference in my body but not on the scale! I'm hoping it will pass soon as this is going on the 2nd week of no loss.
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February 10, 2012 5:31 AM
I'm also on week 2. Last week I lost 5 lbs...this week I did lose 1 lb. on Monday, but the same number has been staring me in the face the rest of the week. But....I'm also PMSing. Hoping that next week will bring another nice drop.
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February 10, 2012 5:36 AM
Here's an article one of my MFP friends posted a link to:
Makes sense, the article that is. i've had my own plateaus - it's demoralising, but it's better than gaining!
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February 10, 2012 5:48 AM
I was also PMS'ing last week, but today I'm better! ;) So, I'm hoping that had a little something to do with it! Working out 9 hours a week, I don't think I should be staying the same - so it has to be a plateau!!
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February 10, 2012 5:51 AM
I lost 1lb the first week, nothing the 2nd or 3rd then I lost 6lbs in the 4th week. I get weighed tomorrow, fingers crossed the scales are kind!
Good luck. x
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February 10, 2012 5:55 AM
I've been at this for a while now & have noticed distinct trends in my weight loss journey...one week I'll lose big & then the next week not so much. It's kind of like my body needs time to adjust all the time to my weight loss. As of this morning I'm at 27.2 lbs since October 13th. I'm proud, yes, but more than that I'm worried about hitting a real big plateau & how I'll make it through. I tell myself that it's coming, and it's normal to hit plateaus and that the important this is to fight through and NOT GIVE UP!!!
Good luck in your journey and please don't give up!
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February 10, 2012 6:14 AM
I'm also on week 2. Last week I lost 5 lbs...this week I did lose 1 lb. on Monday, but the same number has been staring me in the face the rest of the week. But....I'm also PMSing. Hoping that next week will bring another nice drop.
The same thing happened to me. Started and lost 4 lbs in the first weekend. Then it was time for Aunt Flo to visit! I also decided not to eat back my lost calories and do more cardio than weights. It's working!!
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Posts: 363
February 10, 2012 6:18 AM
for me it was like this:
first month-10pounds
this month-nothing
it's normal, i know it'll go down again :)
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February 10, 2012 6:19 AM
The first week of weight loss almost always results in a big drop. It's water weight, don't get used to it! After that you should level off to a normal one pound a week loss. Also, if you are getting your period soon, remember you will likely bloat and it will look like you gained or stagnated (damn hormones!). That will subside, so don't sweat it.
Also, weight loss isn't linear. It is completely normal to lose nothing for a week, one pound the next week, nothing for another week, then drop two pounds. There is zero consistency!
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Posts: 569
February 10, 2012 6:20 AM
LOL. Plateaus get a lot worse than that! I plateaued for 7.5 weeks! Didnt lose a thing! I changed my eating habits, changed my workouts 3 times each!!!! NOTHING! It took forever to get through it! I would only expect 1-2 lbs a week.. 5+ lbs /week not reasonable unless you are quite over weight. But for most .5-2 lbs/week is avg, Good luck! ..
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Posts: 195
February 10, 2012 6:21 AM
Generally you will lose more the first week because you will lose excess water weight. Depending on how hard you work out, the second week you could be retaining a little extra water around your muscles if you are putting them under stress. This happened to me, and after a few sore days, once my muscles stopped hurting, my weight went back down a few times. Also if you do a little research into it, 1 week that we see on the biggest loser, is actually longer on the actual ranch. They call it a "weekly" weigh in, but I watched and read several articles that say it can be anywhere up to 2 weeks between weigh ins on the ranch, so those numbers they hit can give a false impression, making us think they lost 15-30lbs in the first week, when really it may have been longer, so who knows how far in they actually are on the "second" week aired. Once your body adjusts I would guess it will start coming off more steadily!
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Posts: 496
February 10, 2012 6:22 AM
Actually I was working out really hard and I lost about 8 pounds in two weeks and then didn't lose anything for two weeks (in fact gained about 3 pounds). This week I had a major asthma attack and kept on track with food but couldn't do the gym - finally lost some weight on the scale Although I do have to say that my pants are a lot looser and I was even able to wear a pair of pants that I couldn't button four weeks ago (so I know I was losing inches). I did tape myself at the beginning of January and will re-tape this weekend. Plateaus happen and sometimes the scale doesn't do what we want it to do. We just have to remember that what we are doing is better for us than what we were doing before and sooner or later the scale will show it. Good Luck and hang in there - I know how frustrating it can be but it is worth it in the end
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February 10, 2012 6:24 AM
I started in January and I havn't hit a plateau yet, I know it's coming though!!
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February 10, 2012 6:30 AM
I lost approx. 26 lbs. in about 5 weeks. I hit a 2 week plateau. Plateau's are just part of it. Ive been changing up my routines a little and finally broke the plateau last week and lost another 4 llbs. When you hit a Plateau try to change some things up. Maybe some Cardio you have not done before. Good luck
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Posts: 64
February 10, 2012 6:34 AM
Don't worry too much about it! I hit plateaus every few weeks, and even see gains on some days (Could be due to anything like water retention, time of month, sodium intake, etc.) Just know that your patience and consistency will pay off. In a few days it will "whoosh" off and you'll start losing again. I've lost 47lbs so far, and it is never a consecutive 2 lbs per week, even though it should be. I never go over calorie allotment, and bust my butt working out. I'll have a week where I don't lose a single pound, then the next week I'll lose something crazy like 6, then the next week maybe only a lb..but overall it averages out.
It's sort of wierd how it all works...but believe me, don't be discouraged. Unless you are eating too many calories, eventually your body WILL lose the weight. Take your measurements too. Especially if you work out. I find some weeks that I don't see a budge in the scale, I actually lose inches.
Good luck! Don't give up if the scale gets stuck, you can always modify calories or exercise going forward if things don't start changing, but you just have to have patience, especially if you are already smaller and have a lower amount to lose to begin with.
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Posts: 62
February 10, 2012 6:35 AM
I started out with just exercise, no changes to food in the first week and lost 3 lbs.
Second week, stuck to 1300 cals per day and exercised and lost 4 lbs
Pushed exercise harder in week 3 and stuck to 1200 cals and lost 2 lbs.
Week 4 lost zero
Week 5 lost 1 lb.
Now week 6 and because of cold and flu have done no exercise and had a few calorie heavy days ( although only 1800 max). Not sure if to bother weighing in this week!
It's a long journey (I'd like to lose 50lbs in total) so no need to rush or panic too much!
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Posts: 226
February 10, 2012 8:19 AM
Thank you everyone for sharing your stories!! Makes me feel MUCH better and is keeping me VERY motivated!! To everyone who brought up PMS: WHY!!! lol pms is horrible, all the bloating that goes on at that time of the month is such a pain in the arse!!Not to mention the cravings!! Week two is almost over for me, so I hope next week is better :)
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Posts: 68
February 15, 2012 11:32 AM
Almost 2.5 months here! Tried everything... Won't even go through the list. The latest is upping protein... Next will be beating the scale senseless! :)
Hang in there folks!
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I'm definitely a carnivore, although I regularly make and eat many, non-meat meals. I still hesitate, however, going to vegetarian restaurants. Mostly because I've had a few bad experiences. And I like the option of meat. So I had a little trepidation when friends suggested dinner at a new, vegetarian*, Thai restaurant, Araya's Place, in Madison Valley. But I had nothing to worry about.
Housed where Rover's, Thierry Rateaureau's French, (very!) fine-dining location, was until it closed earlier this year, this is the second Araya's Place in Seattle. There's a third location in Los Angeles.
Walking into the restaurant was like having one of those dreams where everything seems familiar yet you know you've never been to the place before. You can still see the bones, the structure of Rover's, but the space has been completely opened up; there's not a tablecloth in sight; plush curtains and wall hangings are gone; and what was cozy and refined is now bright and relaxed. It's a pleasant space and I appreciated the bare windows letting the last of the day's light into the space.
We shared a selection of items and it was all delicious. My worries were totally unfounded. Lots of lemongrass, Kafir lime leaves, Thai basil and other Thai flavors perfumed our meal; each dish was an exotic delight. Portions were generous – I was the lucky recipient of all our leftovers – three of us could not finish two appetizers, a soup, and two entrees.
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The sun is rising later and setting earlier. Warm days give way to cool, sometimes even chilly, evenings. My big Japanese maple tree is turning color. Already. Technically, autumn begins on September 23rd this year but my brain and body are already making the change.
The last post, Spicy Corn Soup, was a summer soup. Today I'm thinking of soups that warm you from the inside out. Heartier soups. The photo below is a chicken pasta soup I made a week or so ago when we had gray day. It's one of those "look-in-the-fridge" soups. As long as I have an onion, a couple of carrots and some sort of stock or broth I can pull a soup together by adding odds and ends from the pantry and fridge.
But this post isn't really about a recipe. (If you are looking for a recipe there are several here on the blog.) Lately I've been thinking about a Soup Swap I hosted a few years ago. It was a lot of fun and I meant to host another the next year. Well, somehow……. it's now been over three years since that first swap! Funny how that happens. So I'm determined to do another this year. I'm going to change a few things based on what I learned the first time around but the basics will remain the same.
I encourage you to think about hosting your own soup swap – that's really what I wanted to say! The holidays will be here before you know it, so you may want to plan something for late October or early November. Or, maybe better, start thinking about a January event. After the holidays are over it's a little bit quiet. Perfect timing for connecting with friends in a more relaxed way.
Spicy Corn Soup
As we move from summer to fall, gardens and farmers' markets are filled with so many options. There's still some stone fruit available, but we're also seeing apples and pears. Tomatoes are in full swing. Cucumbers are starting to wane, but eggplants are bountiful; and squash and pumpkin are coming into their own. One of my very favorites, sweet corn, is everywhere.
A place I always visit when in Prosser, Washington is Wine O'Clock. I've had the pleasure of dining there a few times and highly recommend it. A couple of years ago a friend and I had lunch there and had the most delicious, fresh-off-the-cob, corny, corn soup! I still think about it. I searched my cookbooks and online for a recipe that resembled the soup of my memory, to no avail. But I did find this interesting recipe from one of Bobby Flay's shows on Food Network. I recently made this for a dinner with friends where I was assigned the appetizer. I served small bowls of soup along with a couple of tiny, savory scones. The scones are based on Ina Garten's Cheddar-Dill Scone recipe. It is one of my go-to recipes; it never fails and people love it! I made one-half recipe; substituted a mix of chives and thyme for the dill; then used small 1½" – 1¾" round, square and triangle cutters to make tiny 2-bite scones.
I made a few changes to the soup recipe, too. I think the amount of chipotle in the original recipe was incorrect, although Bobby is known for heat in his food. My advice is to start with the 1 tsp I used and if you think the recipe needs more after you've added the cream then add a little more but I would not start with the 1 tablespoon in his recipe. The generous teaspoon added a nice little burn without being too hot. To allow the soup to really highlight the corn, I halved the amount of cream. Finally, I made the pepper sauce as they suggested but it was more pink than red. There wasn't enough contrast with the color of the soup. So I've changed the recipe below to what I would try next time, hoping that by reducing the cream-to-pepper ratio I'd get a nice bright red color. In the photo above I've added some of the pepper sauce but stirred it into the soup.
I really liked this soup! Serve it warmed, but not piping hot.
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Repurposing Deliciousness
This post is an idea, more than a recipe. You might remember the photo from the Thai Mussels post I wrote a few weeks ago. In that post I mentioned how delicious the broth is. And it is! When all was said and done I had quite a bit leftover. It suddenly occurred to me that I could use it another way. The next day I made risotto using the leftover broth. I adjusted the risotto recipe for the amount of broth that was left. It was so good!
Last weekend, friends and I had a big seafood feast on Saturday night. My contribution was a riff on a traditional steamed clams dish. There was both broth and a few clams remaining at the end of the evening. I pulled the clams from their shells, strained the broth and brought them all home. A couple of days later I made risotto with the broth and just before serving added the clams, too. Again, delicious!
I have no idea why I haven't done this before but you can bet I'll be doing a lot of it in the future. If risotto is not your thing, you can always use the broth for regular rice, or as the base of a soup, as the start of a pasta sauce….. the possibilities are endless. I'm thinking it might even add interesting flavor to a poached egg – that will be my next test.
Rhubarb Galette
Don't let the term "galette" scare you because it sounds a little fancy! A galette is simply a rustic, one-crust, pie or tart. In many ways they're easier to make than pie.
I like galettes for a number of reasons:
- they come together quickly
- you can make them small or large with just a few changes
- they're great if you want to make "pie" for one or two people or want to use up a small amount of fruit
- I love the rustic look
- since there's only one crust, I don't feel as guilty enjoying a piece!
You'll start with your favorite pie crust recipe. If you don't have a tried-and-true-recipe, you can find many options online. (Both Ina Garten and Alton Brown have good recipes. Note: some recipes make one crust and some, two.)
I roll out my dough a little thicker than I do for pie, probably just under ¼". As a rule of thumb, a crust rolled out to a 11″ – 12″ round will hold about 4 cups of prepared fruit.
Once it's rolled out, carefully move the crust to a baking sheet that's been covered with parchment paper or a Silpat sheet. If it tears when you move it, patch the tear with a piece of dough from the edge and a little water. Slightly mound the filling in the center of the crust leaving about a 2″ border.
Starting on one side and continuing around, fold the border up over the filling, overlapping and pinching the dough to create a rustic edge. While you are not too concerned about "pretty", you want to make sure the edge will hold together to help keep liquid from spilling out as it bakes. Having said that, there's a good chance some will spill, but don't worry about it, if it does. Once folded and pinched, you can brush the dough with an egg wash, if you'd like. I generally do not.
For the filling you can use any sort of pie filling recipe that calls for four cups of fruit. (I know that rhubarb is a vegetable but we tend to treat it as a fruit!) Or you can add a bottom filling under the fruit, similar to the one in this Plum Galette recipe by Jacques Pépin. I made it over the weekend and it was great!
Sunset Supper at The Market
Two weeks from tonight one of Seattle's best events will take place on the cobblestones of Pike Place. Sunset Supper at Pike Place Market will be celebrating its 19th year!
Seattle's top chefs, restaurants, wineries (well, Washington wineries), breweries, distilleries and no-alcohol beverage makers will donate time and materials to support this benefit for the Pike Place Market Foundation. The Foundation provides services in four major areas: a senior center, including housing; a pre-school; a food bank; and a medical clinic, all within the heart of the market.
Besides your dollars supporting these great programs, you get to sample bites and sips from a great lineup of contributors. It's a win all-around. You can see the full list of vendors here.
I've attended the last few years and will be there again this year. It's a fun event and a perfect time of year to enjoy a warm Seattle night outside.
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Mint Sun Tea
This year I'm bringing back a summer staple that somehow dropped from my repertoire – Sun Tea. A few weeks ago a friend posted a photo of produce from her garden and sitting behind the produce, a batch of tea brewing in the sun. The wheels in my brain started turning….. how long had it been since I'd made a batch? Last year? I don't think so. The year before? Maybe. I'm not sure how long it's been but now that I'm thinking about it, it's time to bring it back.
The basic premise is that you place either tea bags or loose tea in a clear container filled with water. You set the container in the sun to let it "brew". On a hot day this helps reduce the amount of heat in your house, since you aren't heating up a stove to boil water. Speaking of boiling water…. I have never had an issue with sun tea but because the water does not reach boiling point it is possible for bacteria to develop. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) wrote a summary about bacteria in tea almost 20 years ago. You can read the report here. (pdf)
I use the 2 quart container you see pictured in the photo and, depending on the type of tea, submerge three to five teabags in the water. Then I let it sit in a sunny location for three or four hours. If you want stronger tea or would like it to brew faster, use more teabags. Remember that when you drink the tea, you'll likely serve it over ice which will dilute it, so brew the tea stronger than you would for hot tea.
This year, I've made a lot of mint tea. I have tons of mint in my garden so I'll snip three or four 8″ pieces and add those to the container, along with a black tea, like English Breakfast. Once the tea is brewed, remove the bags and the mint, if you added it. Then, to really bring out the mint flavor, I add about 1/4 cup of mint flavored simple syrup (recipe below). If you like a sweet tea, you may want to add more than 1/4 cup.
To finish, store your container in the refrigerator and it will be ready when you're jonesin' for a cool drink on a hot day. Just fill a glass with ice and then fill with your tea.
Mint Simple Syrup
Basic simple syrup is 1 cup water and 1 cup granulated sugar combined and then brought to a boil for about 2 minutes. You want to make sure the sugar is completely dissolved.
To make mint simple syrup, stir together the sugar and water and then add as many mint leaves as you can, keeping them submerged in the sugar mixture. Boil for 2 minutes, as with plain simple syrup. Then remove from the heat and allow to cool to room temperature. Once cooled pour the mixture through a sieve to remove all the mint leaves. Place in a covered container and chill until you need it.
Wine Tasting & Blending at EFESTĒ Winery
EFESTĒ (pronounced like the letters, F-S-T) is one of the Washington wineries with a tasting room in the Woodinville warehouse district. The tasting room sits behind a couple of warehouses and up a long driveway off of 144th. It is warm and welcoming with large windows bringing light into the large space. There's a stand-up bar, as well as, a variety of chairs and tables providing plenty of options and space for tasting.
But the tasting room was not my destination on this visit. EFESTĒ is trying out a new sort of tasting they plan to offer soon. A few of us assembled in the tank room for a combined vertical/barrel tasting. This tasting focused on Big Papa, EFESTĒ's 100% Cabernet Sauvignon wine. The tasting was led by Peter Devison (scroll down, then select his name under Our Team), EFESTĒ's winemaker. While we tasted, Peter, a great speaker and storyteller, talked to us about what we were tasting; where he thought the wine was, in terms of drinkability; the characteristics; and other winery and wine making tidbits.
First we started with bottled wines to set the baseline. Our first wine was the Big Papa 2008, a big, bold wine with tons of structure, rich black currant flavor, and strong tannin. This wine demands a big, meaty steak to pair with it and will easily handle a few more years in bottle before reaching its peak. Next we tasted the 2011. This wine was only bottled a year ago and is still in process of coming together. It had a much fresher taste than the 2008, tannin was barely detectable, and I did not find it nearly as complex as the 2008. Peter does not believe it will age as long, either. We then moved on to the 2012, which had only been bottled last week. Tasting wine at this stage is a little bit unfair to the wine, as it hasn't recovered from the shock from bottling. Having said that, this is a nice wine that will only get better as it settles down. A lot of fruit, but also more structure than the 2011. It will be interesting to see how it ends up comparing to the 2008.
Then we moved on to the fun part. Our next four wines were barrel samples that could be used to create the 2013 Big Papa. While they were all Cabernet Sauvignon, each of the samples was from a different vineyard and/or AVA. Each had its own set of characteristics that it would bring to a finished wine. I find the process of selecting and blending wines fascinating. Although it parallels cooking in many ways, I can't seem to get my head around what elements in one wine will complement (or not…) elements in another wine. Although I'm sure much of that comes from experience, this is the skill that makes a great winemaker.
We tasted and talked about the four samples, individually, and then tried our hand at creating our own blend. While I didn't create anything worth writing home about, I loved the process of experimenting to see what I could come up with.
EFESTĒ plans to offer this event again on July 11th. Wine Club members and those on their mailing list will get first notice. The events will be limited to small groups so, if you are interested, sign-up for their newsletter! You can also follow them on Facebook or Twitter, but event notifications go to Wine Club and newsletter subscribers first.
Tzatziki and Pita
A favorite summertime snack – or sometimes it becomes a meal – is Tzatziki and pita. Cool, crisp refreshing, cucumber is always delicious, but especially so on a warm, sunny day.
I don't always follow a specific recipe but generally start with something like this version from Ina Garten. I may vary it depending on my mood or ingredients on hand. One major difference is that I always use Greek yogurt and it really doesn't need draining.
I made the pita you see in the photo and while they don't look too bad, let's just say I wouldn't serve them to company. So I won't share that recipe today but may have one for you in the future. In the meantime, good pita is easy to find in any grocery store.
from Ina Garten
- 1 pound (1 pint) plain yogurt (whole milk or low-fat)
- 1 hothouse cucumber, unpeeled and seeded
- 1 tablespoon plus 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 tablespoon Champagne vinegar or white wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice (1 lemon)
- 1 tablespoon good olive oil
- 1 1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1 1/2 teaspoons minced fresh dill
- Pinch freshly ground black pepper
Place the yogurt in a cheesecloth or paper towel-lined sieve and set it over a bowl. Grate the cucumber and toss it with 1 tablespoon of kosher salt; place it in another sieve, and set it over another bowl. Place both bowls in the refrigerator for 3 to 4 hours so the yogurt and cucumber can drain.
Transfer the thickened yogurt to a large bowl. Squeeze as much liquid from the cucumber as you can and add the cucumber to the yogurt. Mix in the sour cream, vinegar, lemon juice, olive oil, garlic, dill, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and pepper. You can serve it immediately, but I prefer to allow the tzatziki to sit in the refrigerator for a few hours for the flavors to blend. Serve chilled or at room temperature.


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Now there's something I never thought I'd hear myself say.
When David Oskardmay, founder of BitWorksMusic.com, wrote to ask if I felt like checking out some new music that rocks for kids AND their parents, I gotta say, I really didn't. I've done my time with The Wiggles, Barney, Dora, The Babies Einstein, Van Gogh, Bach, and Beethoven, not to mention Hap Palmer, crooner of unforgettable tunes such as "Today I took My Diapers Off" and "My Mommy Comes Back."
Pop quiz: what will make you cry harder than leaving a child in daycare? "My Mommy Comes Back" by Hap Palmer.
David gave a nice pitch about Hank and I could tell that he took the time to read my contact page because he volunteered to forgo breaking my kneecaps if there was a lesser appendage that would do just as well. People get major points for reading before writing. I can't tell you how many people go to the Contact tab, skip the bits describing how to advertise on this site, and jump right into the contact form to ask me if I take advertising and how one might go about it. I don't even want to respond. It makes me wonder if I really need the money. Which, incidentally, is another thing I never thought I'd hear myself say.
Hank Hooper is a musician and multimedia artist who creates great original music and art for kids. Collaborating with Hank, we have released the multimedia album download edition of his latest work, "Playground Fortune Teller", 17 awesome songs and a narrated eBook by Hank, all presented in an interactive, easy-to-use, downloadable format.
Yeah, yeah. I was still iffy until I got to this line:
Please give the free single a listen!
Whoa. Back up the golf cart. That's your what? There are all sorts of places we can go with that one, not all of them good. Now I had to check it out. I couldn't go to bed without knowing exactly what kind of inflection the question carries. Is it asked with a leer? In surprise and alarm? Anger? Tenderness with a dangerous hint of jealousy? Or is the singer slapping the listener on the head and saying, "NO, doofus, that's my CHICKEN." The possibilities, they stagger.
He gave me the link to post, along with one to the publicity page, so I clicked and waited as the song buffered.
First thought: did I just click on my They Might Be Giants album in iTunes? Second thought: Heyyyy, that's my chicken!
I listened and agreed that I could indeed have used songs like this one instead of "Daddy be a Horsie" and "Baby's Good Doggy." Hell, I could have used an icepick to the temple in hindsight, though at the time I thought they were cute and they did entertain the babies. I could sing the "Rolling" song and they'd immediately clam up and stare at me, wide-eyed, until I finished, and then they'd pick up screaming right where they left off.
Phil walked in the door as I sat down to write this, and I said, "Hoooo boy, Phil, have you got to hear this. I'm going to listen to it again." About halfway through, he came over and asked if I could please turn it off before it got stuck in his head and he couldn't get it out. It's catchy. I'm sitting here, humming, "Mmmm mmm mmmm that's my chicken!"
Which reminds me: time for dinner.
Go check it out. I definitely want to hear the rest of the album based on the single. Everyone needs a break from Amy Winehouse now and then.


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As Super Bowl Sunday draws near, emotions are running high, and everyone is prepping for the big game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens. A lucky few will be there in New Orleans watching the action live, but most of us will be home on our couches cheering our team on to victory.
That doesn't mean, however, that our experience has to be any less than that of those in the stadium -- especially when it comes to food. And we all know that food is a big part of what makes football so great. So here are six super stadium food recipes you can whip up in your own home so you'll feel like you're right there -- in spirit and in stomach.
Warm and buttery out of the oven, these are a definite win.
This recipe for "Macho Nachos" by Paula Deen will blow away that orange-colored cheese product served in most stadiums.
These smell almost as good as they taste.
These are perfect to have on hand for parties -- and there are no messy shells.
These are great for a crowd, and they're so much better than any plain dogs.
The perfect sweet treat for snacking.
What are your favorite stadium foods? What are you serving for the Super Bowl?
Image via lady linoleum/Flickr
I didn't know you could heat mayo in the oven, (or at all), but the hot dogs look good. I will definitely try the cracker jacks too.
Love nachos! and soft pretzels.
Nachos! Yummy!
Nachos sound good too. I'm not serving anything special for the Super bowl
We are not doing any Superbowl activities but I would love to try making the pretzels.
I love soft pretzels. Yum!
Love soft pretzels!!
love soft pretzels. The garlic fries sound really good too!
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Potty3 (Concept) by KinderPal
Some people reinvent the wheel while others reinvent the step stool. Potty3 modular step pads had a showing at last year's ABC Kids Expo, but haven't come to market yet. We're certainly intrigued by these wide, stackable pads - would you buy them?
The invention of a mom of three boys, the step pads are intended to provide more stability than a traditional step stool for kids to reach the toilet and sink and to step into the tub or be used as a kneeling cushion or bench for an adult. We could also imagine these used to elevate kids at a kitchen counter or worktable.
The downside we see is that they may be impractical for small homes and could be a nuisance in a bathroom shared by kids and adults. What do you think of this idea?
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hm... this is intriguing. I get heebed out by anything that touches the base of the toilet that closely, though. it also looks like too many parents to keep clean.
oops! parents = parts. parts.
impractical for sure. my bathroom is like 4x4 if you don't include the bathtub. i wouldn't be able to open the door. and they also seem like they might be hard to clean.
looks hard to clean. somewhat unsanitary if there are any splatters or misses
Having potty trained a boy it seems like those would get very icky very quickly. When it comes to the bathroom I'm all about easy to wipe down (and scrub down at times) surfaces.
I agree with the above comments re: too big, hard to clean. And I'm wondering what the woman is doing in that picture? Is that little sand pail supposed to be a cleaning bucket? Is she just gazing lovingly at a giant blue schrunchi/sponge?
i do like the idea, but i also agree with what everyone else has said.. my son is too short to pee into the toilet standing, so he has to take off his pants/underwear everytime he goes to the bathroom. itd justs a pain. something like that product would help, but its also a concern of mine to keep things safe and CLEAN!
ewww...too many boys in this house for that to be clean around here.
I like that it seems like it would be more sturdy than a step stool but I can't tell what material the steps are made out of. Is it hard plastic or squishy? Something else? Either way, I agree with everyone else about the issues with cleaning it. It would just be one more thing to get dirty and have to clean.
I like these for other uses. the sand tray that is too high, a drawer, a kiddie desk or table that is just a little high. I like these. I actually like them for the toilet too. Throw them in the tub and soap them up and Im sure they would be fine.
I have a foam interlocking block area rug, I bet I can configure them to do this step thing.
deebo--I'm glad I'm not the only on whose 2-year-old son has to completely remove pants and underwear every time he uses the toilet. Then he needs help putting them back on. Ugh.
Thanks everyone for your comments. I am actually the inventor of this product. Your feedback and honesty is very valuable to me. To let you know, these pads are 6" X 12" in size. You can align them to the width that is desirable to you. If you have a small bathroom, the space these will take will not be more than a regular stepstool that you would purchase from Target. The idea is that you have more versatality and that you can build them upward as well as sideways to make it easier for your child to use the toilet or the sink. You can wash these in the tub as one of you already suggested. Cleansiness is very important but so is the peace of mind around the bathroom with our little ones. My 4 year old son still uses these and is comfortable with just one layer of these pads (3 inches) rather than being up 8". We are in the process of developing Potty3 and hopefully it will have more advantages than disadvantages for everyone to want to give it a chance. Once again thank you for your comments.


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Sun Poisoning
Other Types of Sun Poisoning continued...
An inherited form of PMLE occurs in Native Americans. It can last from spring until fall. Symptoms at first include redness, burning, and itching, which usually last 2 or 3 days but can persist for weeks. Other symptoms may begin within a few hours of sun exposure but go away in a few hours. They include:
- Fatigue
- Chills
- Headache
- Nausea
Treatment for PMLE depends on its severity. Other than staying out of the sun and protecting yourself when you are in the sun, you may not need treatment. The rash can clear by itself within 7 to 10 days.
Solar urticaria. Symptoms may develop within minutes of exposure to sun. If large areas of skin are involved, symptoms may include:
- Itchiness
- Redness
- Raised areas on the skin (wheals) or blisters
- Wheezing
- Dizziness
- Loss of consciousness
Although the blisters usually go away within hours, you may experience the reaction off and on throughout the years. Antihistamines can treat some cases, but see your doctor for advice.
Other treatment or prevention for PMLE or solar urticaria may include:
- Steroids that go on your skin
- Sunscreen that says "broad-spectrum" on the label, which means it protects against the sun's UVA and UVB radiation
- Phototherapy with psoralen UV light (PUVA) to desensitize skin to UV light
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I moved to Chilliwack three years ago and was thrilled to have Dr. LeGresley take myself and my family on as patients. She is an amazing doctor who cares about her patients in a very professional way, always taking time and explaining things to me. Her receptionist is kind helpful and always manages to make an appointment for my children to be seen quickly. I have nothing but wonderful things to say about Dr. LeGresley. She is one of a kind, if only all doctors and their staff were this great.
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I am thrilled to have such good people looking after me!The doctor is so knowledgeable and the staff is so accommodating and pleasant. When I have an urgent request, the receptionist makes room for an appointment within hours. It's a busy office and I never assume mistakes aren't made. As a patient, I have to look out for myself too and accept the fact that they do not have an easy job. Keep up the good work!
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The receptionist is really rude to the point of being really hostile. She has made frequent paperwork errors -- such as giving me someone else's medical information to take home. When I returned, from home promptly, she didn't even say Thank you. The doctor I have had for about 10 years. From the beginning, she was professional, but not friendly, at all. She pursues investigating possibilities, e.g., specialists, etc., and isn't quick to write prescriptions for throat infections, etc., but she is very clinical and doesn't really like listening about ailments. It's in and out. There is little genuine concern for one's health, or the improvement of it.
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Has been my doctor for 18 years and 3 pregnancies and has always been personal, helpful and caring. Only recently have I had issues, the majority of which stem from her new receptionist who is nothing short of useless and rude, hasn't made referral appointments for me ordered by the doctor, hasn't mailed paperwork also ordered by the doctor and when questioned over the phone has flat out hung up on me. Her old staff was amazing. I have seriously considered finding a new gp based solely on this horrible receptionist, not sending referrals is affecting my life, waiting a year for a specialist appointment only to find out she didn't even send it.
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Lisa is a great Doctor who needs to replace her receptionist with someone who has people skills. The person she has now (and has had for far too long) has the uncanny ability to turn a simple appointment booking into an unpleasant experience. Look out if you need anything more! The nicest thing I could say is that she is abrupt beyond the point of rudeness. Too bad; an otherwise great private practice is diminished.
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Very disappointing. Just in for the money , no sufficient time for patient,just in and out, no proper examinations, no follow ups on test results, for that you need an extra appointment just to know if the result was positive or negative.But really quick on writing perscriptions.
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Anies Baswedan
Paramadina University
Degree in Economics, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; Master's in Public Management, University of Maryland, College Park; Doctorate in Philosophy, Northern Illinois University. Founder, Indonesia Teaching Movement. 2009, moderator of first presidential debate ever conducted in Indonesia. Named one of the top 100 public intellectuals in the world, US Foreign Policy magazine (2008).