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Have you been to the candy aisle yet this month? Holy bat wings -- there are all sorts of fun, new Halloween candy on the shelf this year, plus some of the oldies-but-goodies that come out every October. Pretzels with chocolate seem big this season, and there's more dark chocolate than ever before. It's like they're creating new treats just for me!
But hold on there, self. Let's look at those calorie counts -- do I dare?
I know Halloween without candy is like Easter without Jesus, but when you start adding up the numbers in your typical trick-or-treat bag, it starts to look, well, SCARY! Not that I'm the one trick-or-treating. Or that I'm stealing from my kid's stash. Because I am so not. I would never! Well, maybe I would. But what if I based my candy theft on calories? Which candies would I, ahem, borrow?
I have a very complex algorithm that factors calories per serving against potential deliciousness. It goes something like this:
calories per serving potential deliciousness (by a factor of 10) what's on sale = ... where was I?
And now, the results of my exhaustive study.
Pretzel M&M'S
Calories: 180
Deliciousness factor: Are you kidding? Salty, sweet, and crunchy -- one of my favorite combinations.
Worth it? Hey, they're under 200, so I say yeah.
Peanut Butter M&M'S
Calories: 220
Deliciousness factor: Pretty good, though I like a saltier peanut butter and the proportion of chocolate to peanut butter could be better.
Worth it? I would probably hesitate a moment and then pass.
Halloween Kit Kat
Calories: 210
Deliciousness factor: Ugh, white chocolate dyed orange. No thank you.
Worth it? Pass.
Reese's Peanut Butter Pumpkins
Calories: 90
Deliciousness factor: Love the Peanut Butter Cup no matter what shape it comes in.
Worth it? Wowza. If you only eat one "snack size," it's just 90 calories! That's a big "if," though. Can you stop at one? I say worth it.
Hershey's Tombstones Milk Chocolate
Calories: 200
Deliciousness factor: Hmph, Hershey's milk chocolate is nothing special, no matter what it looks like.
Worth it? Nah.
Hershey's Tombstones Cookies & Cream
Calories: 220
Deliciousness factor: I guess it's a step up from the plain bar.
Worth it? Higher in calories and only marginally tastier: I say give me a real cookie instead.
Hershey's Kisses Pumpkin Spice
Calories: 210
Deliciousness factor: Just white chocolate with a pumpkin-flavored outer layer. There are no "natural" pumpkin flavors in there. Not so delicious unless you love white chocolate.
Worth it? Pass. I'll have a slice of pumpkin pie instead.
Halloween Ring Pops
Calories: 60
Deliciousness factor: Don't these all taste the same? But I do love me some edible jewelry. Sometimes pretty candy seems to taste better, know what I mean?
Worth it? Under 100 calories, lasts a long time, and you get to wear it -- I say yes!
Halloween Peeps (pumpkins and ghosts)
Calories: 110
Deliciousness factor: So disgustingly overly sweet, they're kind of good.
Worth it? Yeah, I'd eat these. They're so cute!
Snickers Dark
Calories: 170
Deliciousness factor: At last, my candy bar dreams have come true!
Worth it? Those Milky Way Dark bars nearly undid me back when they came out. I'm afraid I'll totally lose it once I try the Snickers Dark. But hey, only 170 calories in the snack size? Maybe I'll risk it.
What's your calories-per-Halloween candy equation?
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I hate peeps.. YUCKY. I do like the ideas of the snickers dark. The reese's pumpkins will definitely be on the top of my list.
i think allowing yourself some good stuff just one night a year is ok. ill leave the dark chocolate for you guys though...
mmmmmm LOVE the pretzel m&m's! id forgo everything else for a bigger handfull of those :) food colorings and all!
These are scarey totals... :(
I only like peeps frozen though :)
Yep I always check my calories, and for Halloween I'll splurge :) I've lost over 40 pounds, and without an occasional splurge day, I wouldn't be doing ass well as I am. :)
Peanut Butter M&Ms are my FAVORITE!
I create a special savings account
I put a little away at a time
I cut corners until I can afford it
Save? Who has money to save?
I plan to put it on my credit card and love the benefits of the reward program

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Apple-Stuffed Pork Loin with Maple-Mustard Sauce
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 253
- Fat: 6.6g
- Saturated fat: 2.2g
- Protein: 25.5g
- Carbohydrate: 22.1g
- Cholesterol: 74mg
- Iron: 1.9mg
- Sodium: 532mg
- Calories from fat: 23%
- Fiber: 1.9g
- Calcium: 50mg
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1/4 cup bourbon or apple juice
- 1 1/2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 teaspoons butter
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 1 1/2 cups diced peeled Granny Smith apple
- 1/4 teaspoon grated orange rind
- 1 (2-pound) boneless pork loin roast
- Cooking spray
- Maple-Mustard Sauce
- Maple-Mustard Sauce
- Combine raisins and bourbon in a small microwave-safe bowl. Microwave at HIGH 45 seconds or until hot. Remove from microwave; cover and let stand 20 minutes.
- Combine thyme and next 3 ingredients in a small bowl, stirring well.
- Melt butter in a large nonstick skillet. Add onion and celery; sauté 5 minutes. Stir in apple and half of spice mixture. Sauté 3 minutes or until apple is crisp-tender. Stir in orange rind and raisins with liquid; cook 30 seconds. Set aside.
- Trim fat from pork. Starting off-center, slice pork lengthwise, cutting to, but not through, other side. Open butter-flied portions, laying pork flat. Turning knife blade parallel to surface of cutting board, slice larger portion of pork in half horizontally, cutting to, but not through, other side; open flat. Place plastic wrap over pork; pound to 1/2-inch thickness using a meat mallet or rolling pin.
- Preheat oven to 325°.
- Spread apple mixture over pork to within 1/2 inch of edges. Roll up pork, jelly roll fashion, starting with long side. Secure pork at 2-inch intervals with twine.
- Rub pork with remaining spice mixture. Place on a broiler pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 325° for 1 hour and 10 minutes or until a thermometer registers 160° (slightly pink). Let stand 10 minutes before slicing. Serve with Maple-Mustard Sauce.
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Date created: 2013-12-24
Name: J. Olson
"UV discoloring"
Our floor was installed this spring. We chose select maple which is a very light wood. A month or two after install, I pulled up a rug near the front door and was surprised by the noticeable color difference between areas under the rug and those outside the rug. A few more months passed and things got worse. Our blonde flooring was now approaching honey oak where exposed to UV light. I understand that UV impacts wood color, but with the Bellawood website bragging about their UV coating to protect the wood, I expected minimal color shift. I contacted Bellawood (which is just Lumber Liquidators) customer service department. After a couple weeks of trading emails, signing disclosure documents and sending photos of damage, I received a phone call saying they had reviewed the photos and it was just patina. Oddly enough, the 'patina' seemed to be exponentially worse new the areas with windows. It is obvious color shift from UV damage. LL offered no help, claimed it was normal and dismissed our complaint. I would not recommend this brand unless you are ok with significant color shift for light colored woods. Their 100 warranty is a joke if you read it since it covers nothing and they will get out of any claim.
Date created: 2013-03-14
Name: Jo
I usually do a lot of research when I buy something, I wish I did it this time. I didn't because my neighbor highly recommended Lumber Liquidators (LL) and his floor looked good. I purchased the Natural Red Oak because we have a dog and cat, I didn't want any scratches to show and was told this flooring would be great. I priced a few home improvement stores and went with LL they came in cheaper unfortunately it ended up costly us more. Lumber Liquidators has the worst sales people, they didn't order what the installer needed and it cost us more. I wanted the best floor with no knots and thought that was what I ordered well lo and behold I didn't get it. The floor looked great when it was done after a week down I noticed the floor had a few dents on the panels, there are pits coming through and cracks. The installer was at fault because he did not look at the pieces as he was putting them down mind you he was highly recommended by ll. I could go but its all bad just read these reviews. Do a lot of research, read reviews. Floors are expensive and they should last a life time.
Date created: 2012-11-24
Name: W Taylor
"Australian Cypruss"
In our house the Bellawood was beautiful when installed. That's were it ended. It scratches so easily it's really not made to walk on socks only. Children toys area no no on the floor. If a piece of furniture moves it leaves a mark. I'm looking for a company that can sand the whole floor and take out scratches and possible seal the floor like a basketball court. If not I'll be forced to put carpet over it.
Date created: 2012-09-15
Name: Terri Weedeman
If only I had read some of these reviews before I installed our Bellawood Brazillian Cherry floor!!! I hate it!!! Although the floor is beautiful when you don't walk on it!!! The minute someone steps on our foyer floor with or without shoes I have smudgey foot marks on them!!! When we bought the floor we bought the Bellawood floor cleaner that was recommended but to no avail!!!!! I just use a damp mop and mop it every time I see footprints!!! If we could afford to, I would replace it and never look back!!!!!
Date created: 2012-05-01
Name: John Larsen
"This floor stinks"
We spent a lot of time shopping around at various home stores and finally went with Bellawood Brazillian Cherry from Lumber Liquidators. One of our biggest concerns was scratches since we have two dogs. The salesman said absolutely no problem due to the 8 coats of finish. Installation was a pain. It took four weeks to install 800 sq ft. We could only lay down 12" of flooring at one time since the concrete glue would not keep the boards in place until it set for 12 hours. We started to see scratches almost immediately so we put some throw rugs on the floor. Salesman didn't tell us the floor would darken and after four week, we had darkening around the throw rugs. So now we don't wear shoes in the house and the dogs are banned from the rooms with Bellawood. We've worked with other wood floors in the past, refinishing with polyurethane, and never had a problem with scratches. Even Minwas polyurethand, which is not made for floors, is more scratch resistant than Bellawood. I can hardly wait for the next 12 months to start having some of the other problems others have had. Worst product I've bought to date and recommend staying away from Bellawood.
Date created: 2012-03-24
Name: J. Bonner
"bellawood floor mop"
The Bellawood floor cleaner works good, but the mop that comes with the kit is horrible. You have to constantly try to lock it into place every 10 seconds to avoid bending over. We have two mops, same issue. Piece of junk. Thanks
Date created: 2012-03-10
Name: Mike Frye
"Does not honor warranty"
In 2008 we made an addition to our house. We had seen the adds for Lumber Liquidators on your network and chose the Bellawood Brazilian mesquite. The installer did a superb job and the floor looked beautiful until we began moving in. Every piece of furniture we placed on the floor scratched the surface and the scratches could not be polished out. Dents and scratches began showing up in places where there was no traffic. After two years the beautiful cherry wood red stain began turning honey gold every where the sun hit the floor. Now we have a two tone floor. When I contacted Lumber Liquidators they forwarded to Bellawood. The Bellawood representative informed me that I had to send in pictures. Apparently they do not do on site inspections. They denied any and all claims for warranty resolution. They said they were not responsible for fading or scratches. What good is a 100 year warranty if it does not cover anything? I tell all my friends to stay away from Lumber Liquidators and Bellawood products. Since our problems I have researched other reviews and found that our experience is not exceptional. Rather it seems to be rather normal. In addition when the flooring was installed we had better than 15% waste. That added significantly to the cost.
Date created: 2011-11-07
Name: Jeanette
"Bellawood, Never again"
Bellawood has such a tight warranty that it covers practically nothing. They don't have any installers so any errors are pointed at the installer. There is unending finger pointing if you have any problems with flaws in the wood as we did. Everything in sight scratches this floor very visibly. We had oak parquet previously and no scratches ever showed. Prefinished floors - no way.
Date created: 2011-07-27
Name: M. Seaman
"My first warp"
My husband and I purchased Brazilian Koa Bellawood flooring last November after about two weeks of comparing prices and styles. This was our first hardwood floor purchase and I wish we had done more research before going ahead with the decision. We were told that it was pretty easy to install and as we are handy individuals we decided to do the install ourselves on top of the concrete slab. We did everything that the website said to do for prep and climate acclimation and then began to lay the floors. That is when the problems began. We began by inspecting the flooring and found two whole boxes that we couldn't utilize at all because of the cracks, warps and just shoddy work from the quality control department at Bellawood. I understand that this is natural wood and that it is going to have imperfections....I know this but at a certain point the QC people should be able to look into a box and see that the entire thing is cracked and broken. We didn't realize that is what the 10% was for when we bought the wood. The salesman had said that it was for end cuts and waste and that any damaged merchandise could be returned for a swap. When we tried to do that, the same salesman looked at me like I had lost my mind and said that because we had opened the box, he couldn't resell it and we had to identify the damage before the box was opened. So basically, if the cardboard around the wood is damaged then they replace it but if the actual wood is not checked by the factory it's on the consumer to absorb the cost. The glue that you use is the stickiest stuff known to man and incredibly hard to work with. Imagine spreading the stickiest taffy over 700 square foot of concrete. It took us over 45 man hours of work to get the floor in. By the time we finished the floor we already had scratches on them from where our two dogs had been running around. The gloss coat is extremely weak and even the sliding of a plastic chair can cause scratches and rubs to appear. Now I come to today's discovery.... I live in El Paso and it is officially the "rainy season" right now. This means we have maybe 35% humidity in the air and it has stormed about five days so far since February. I was sweeping the floor and stepped down in a section that has suddenly sprung both a buckle and a separation of wood to glue that is about 1.5 ft wide and 5 ft long. It wasn't there last night and I know that water hasn't gotten in because I am meticulous about the material I use to clean this floor and we haven't had a flood. When I went back over the warranty I found that this is mother nature and we are out of luck. So, although the floors look spectacular at night with soft can lighting and shine brightly when cleaned in sunlight...and though I get plenty of compliments on them when we entertain.....I Will never purchase this product or any other Bellawood product again. Honestly, I will never give Lumber Liquidators another dollar for the service and shady way they handle their sales. My best piece of advice....Read their warranty thoroughly. You will see that it covers damage to the cardboard box the wood comes in and that is about it.
Date created: 2011-05-28
Location: Asheboro, NC
"My Beautiful Hard Wood Floor"
I have owned my lovely wood floor for about one year now. I absolutely love it. First of all, it is very durable. I also like the beautiful color of my wood floor. It is really classy, and I get a lot of compliments on it from my friends. I also like the fact that it is really easy for me to clean. I just run a mop over it, and it is very shiny. The only complaint that I have is that it seems like it gets a lot of scratches on it. I have a young child and two dogs, so they tend to run across the floor a lot. It does have a few scratches, but nobody can really tell that they are there. I have never needed to repair or replace this floor since I got it. I would definitely recommend this brand of wood floor to any of my friends.


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1. Timing is everything, as the old saying goes, and this definitely applies when it comes to picnic planning. Late spring, early summer and early autumn are ideal - high summer can be too hot and humid. And while many picnics are planned around lunch time, an evening picnic can be equally enjoyable. Pack a few camping lanterns and you'll be able to extend the daylight hours long enough to enjoy an early dinner.
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3. A heavy-weight picnic rug is a lynchpin of a successful picnic - there are great rubber-backed ones on the market that eliminate the need for a tarpaulin and safeguard against wet bottoms! But if you don't have one of these, a cheap tarpaulin will do the job equally well. You may want to consider weights to weigh down the corners of your tarp, and a tablecloth to spread over the picnic blanket. When the food is done and dusted you can sweep away the crumbs along with the tablecloth and still have a nice clean blanket to recline on for the duration.
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5. Transport perishable food in a cooler and pack it in reverse - dessert items down the bottom, main course elements next and snack and nibbles on top. That way you won't be rummaging around for what you need and can avoid annoying spills. Pack soft food in hard containers and any liquids in well-sealed vessels. Leave ample room for ice or chilling blocks or your food won't be properly chilled when you get there - work on a ratio of 75% food, 25% ice.
6. When planning a picnic menu, choose items that travel well - now is not the time for fussy, delicate food. Dishes should be robust enough to withstand the knocks and bumps of transportation - think a hearty terrine and cornichons, or a roast chicken with a great potato salad and coleslaw - and can be prepared the night before. If there are barbecue facilities, all the better - just ensure you pack any raw food away from cooked food to avoid cross-contamination. Pack salads and dressings separately to avoid the dreaded soggy salad syndrome. And no picnic is complete without dessert - a dense cake or even just some fresh fruit and yoghurt finishes things off on a sweet note.
7. Chill any drinks thoroughly - a day or two in the fridge is ideal - and pack in a separate cooler with plenty of ice (store some of the ice in a separate container in the same cooler to drop into drinks once you get there). If you're using sturdy cups, tuck them into the cooler too for extra-chilled drinks.
8. There's nothing more annoying than getting to your picnic location and realising you've forgotten something. So make a checklist and tick it off. If you're super-organised, pack the car with the non-perishable items the night before. That way all you've got to pack up on the day is the food. Our essential non-perishables include: rug, tarpaulin, tablecloth, napkins, plates, cutlery, cups, serving utensils, bottle opener, a knife, cutting board, salt and pepper, condiments, garbage bag, bag for recycling, sunscreen and insect repellent.
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What makes "education" TED's most popular topic?
Is the TED community imposing their beliefs upon the website visitors? Are users applying the "education" tag to their conversations in the most visited section for exposure? How do you prefer to be "educated"? What is the best way to acquire, retain, and recall information? Do we need degrees, certificates, or peer validation to be effective teachers?
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Dec 11 2013: John, There is no definitive answer to your poser. Just the term education would mean different things to different people and would be argued over for a long time.
Would you accept that "education", by all definitions, is a "common" element throughout all the world. That we have all, to greater or lessor extents, experienced some fashion of "education" and that we have concerns for the following generations and want them to prosper by providing them with the tools (education) to achieve.
I do not think the TED community has "imposed" any beliefs. We have discussed and presented views. Accept them or reject them is your option.
TED offers the common person the ability to hear, see, and discuss options from around the world ... not all ideas or practices are applicable to another areas, regions, or countries. But the exposure generates thoughts of how to amend, adapt, or overcome the issues to strengthen our own systems.
Now John, what is the reason you asked the question .... and what is the answer to your question?
Regards ..... Bob.
John GianinoDec 11 2013: Have a read Bob ;)
Dec 12 2013: John, I read the article. I also looked up "Cracked" and it is call America's only humor site. The magazine begin in 1958 in the wake of many who followed "Mad" into production.
I have never had anyone refer me to Mad or Cracked as a serious reference. Was this tongue in cheek.
If not what is the relationship to Cracked and TED What would that have to do with Education being a popular subject in TED conversations.
Help me to understand. Was my reply off base with what you are looking for? Did I misunderstand your question?
Thanks for the reply .... Bob.
Dec 16 2013: Hi, Robert. As you have received no reply as yet from John to clarify his post four days ago to you and as the conversation will soon close, let me say I interpreted his link not at all as a reference to you but rather as an answer to your question to him- "Now John, what is the reason you asked the question...?
My guess on reading his response to you was that he was thinking about how people can come to misconceptions about history (or potentially other subjects) because of, or in spite of, their schooling.
Many people take interest in schooling, or in how people come to believe what they believe, because of the untapped potential they see in schooling or the potential of ancillary ways of filling the gaps in understanding or correcting commonly held misconceptions we see around us.
This is only my tentative interpretation of that reply. I hope John will return to clarify his intended meaning.
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I'm definitely interested to see what ends up on the Justice Commodities Vendor. Hopefully volatiles, given how expensive they can be and frequently how annoying they are to farm. It'll also be interesting if Chaos Orbs make it onto the vendor; it would finally make the level 81 requirement on the Engineering goggles make sense.
I would love to get chaos orbs at faster rate and easier.
Why? Well lets see now. Lets take example.*
To craft epic belt from tailoring takes 4 dreamclothes(bop). Theres 2 choices.
Use 7 day cd for "8 embersilk bolts/30 Volatiles of x" 4 times in week OR do bolts and 20 ORBS for 4 total(5 orbs for one cloth). Bought mats(cloth+volatiles) 3k -> 5k on AH. Thats 2k profit once in 7 days unless you want to get 20 orbs for 4k profit (silk alone is about 900g). On and to buy recipe you must use one dreamcloth.
Now, when crafting BS/LW items it goes into that "I got orb and no cd on stuff". When BS/LW crafts something:
Mats 3k+one orb -> 10k on AH because "My orb was hard to get so it costs 7k alone ^.^". Same goes to their tips, "6k+ tip cos of orb lulz".
Do I see tailoring items going 140k because orbs would be 7k and you need 20 of them for one item?
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Poor Holly Petraeus. Not only do you find out your husband of 38 years, resigned CIA director General David Petraeus, is cheating on you with his biographer, Paula Broadwell, a woman 20 years your junior, but you find it out in the most incredibly public way. And then you're basically blamed for it. No one is accusing Holly of being a bad wife, oh no. David has described her as "the greatest source of support, wise counsel, and love that any soldier could have." They've been married for 38 years. But, um, look at her. Says one commenter on an article about her: "She looks like an old granny." Says another: "She looks like his great-grandmother ... She should be at least 75 pounds lighter ... I blame it on her appearance." Are we really surprised by this?
This is the gut reaction when any cheating scandal happens. Blame it on the wife. What did she do to make her husband unhappy? Did she stop sleeping with him? Was she too involved with the kids? Did she "let herself go"?
Women judge other women this way. The idea that, 40 years into a marriage, the man you've built your life with may suddenly replace you with a younger version is so scary that we build up an array of defenses to counteract our fear. This couldn't happen to me because I'm keeping myself up. This couldn't happen to me because I'll keep him happy.
The woman David cheated with is attractive, fit, and has biceps that look like they could go a few rounds with Cameron Diaz. Hmm, goes our minds. Well, of course he cheated. Look at the mistress. Look at the wife.
If a beautiful woman gets cheated on -- and there are plenty of them, like Elin Nordegren, Halle Berry, Jennifer Aniston, Demi Moore, Elizabeth Hurley, or Christie Brinkley, to name a few -- then our minds zip around to find other reasons the man strayed: She seems like a psycho bitch. She's too concerned about her appearance and not any fun. She's older than he is. She didn't want children. She was too involved with her career.
We don't look to the man, look to him to be a responsible human being who, if he's sexually unhappy, should talk to his wife about it -- because we fear this would simply fail. We look to the women because keeping yourself trim, or getting plastic surgery, or remaining a sexual dynamo after children and decades somehow seems more "controllable" than expecting another human being to respect boundaries. We can control ourselves -- we can't control others. And that basic truism terrifies us into denial and excuses. Maybe we just don't want to admit the stark truth: Forty years of monogamy is very difficult, I don't care who you are. (Not an excuse, but a reality.)
Holly, who has her own career as the assistant director of service members affairs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, doesn't seem to be blaming herself, or her gray hair, or her weight. She is said to be angry about the affair. Reportedly David Petraeus himself said of his wife's reaction, "Furious would be an understatement."
She has every right to be furious. And every right not to self blame.
Do you think Holly's looks are at least partly to blame for her husband's cheating? Should looks matter in cheating?
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It's so sad that this is many women's first reaction to finding out about an affair. I am embarrassed for Holly Petraeus....
A spouse who is prone to cheating will do so no matter what his/her partner looks like or what his/her partner's personality is like. An alcoholic will drink because it's raining or to celebrate the fact the sun came out.
I always look at the man. Whenever I would watch those stupid cheating shows on t.v., besides asking myself why in the heck I was watching them, I would always question why the women would get mad at the "other woman" like it was all her fault. Get mad at the dang man - he is the cheater!!!
I bet he fell for her in the first place because she was intelligent, down to earth and real, and women were taught to hide those things back in the day (I'm 55, I know). But I was (am) intelligent, earthy, etc., and some men really liked it, they didn't have to play the game with me like they did with the other sort. I was attractive, and I'm sure Holly was too, and time does change that. Looking at this picture, he looks like the one who dyes his hair, not her! I've sort of "let myself go" in recent years, and I am still attractive to men of a certain age--believe me, older men look for much more than looks--are you fun? Intelligent? Drama-free? Happy? If so, you'll find lots of men attracted to you as you age, and those a decade younger, as well. Plus, I don't think the other woman in this is all that beautiful, physically. I think people, especially women, put the blame on Holly because blaming the victim makes it seem less like it could happen to you . . . such as, if you keep yourself trim, dye your hair, get contacts, etc., that's all it takes to keep your man. I've kept mine 35 years strong, and he's the better looking of the two of us. I have a lot more to offer than just looks.


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Gemma Potter and her husband, Glenn, could be the most fertile couple in the entire world. I'm serious. The 23-year-old mother of three (currently pregnant with her fourth) has gotten pregnant seven times in the past five years, despite using pretty much every form of contraception under the sun -- condoms, the coil, progesterone injections, an implant. (Three of Gemma's seven pregnancies resulted in miscarriages.)
While having no difficulty whatsoever conceiving may seem like a dream to some, to Gemma, it's actually kind of a nightmare.
Not only can the couple not be intimate without it, you know, resulting in a child (they've only had sex three times since September -- while Gemma was on the pill -- and she's currently pregnant), their "condition" has had a huge impact on Gemma's social and professional life. She told The Sun, "I can't stop getting pregnant. I love my children but I don't want more. I can't go out with my friends and have a drink, as I'm constantly pregnant. I've also missed out on having a job or any career." Doesn't sound very fun. But here's what I'm wondering: If the couple is 100 percent sure they don't want any more children -- which, that's how it seems -- why doesn't Gemma get a tubectomy, or Glenn have a vasectomy?
They've been spending lots of time, energy, and money on various forms of contraception -- not to mention the emotional toll the miscarriages must have taken -- why not just put an end to this "problem" once and for all? I fully understand that operations like these aren't something to be taken lightly, but Gemma said herself that she doesn't want any more kids -- and it seems that Glenn echoes her sentiment. Why not "fix" this and try to move on in life with their soon-to-be four children?
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Good question. Seems like a pretty "duh" solution to me.
It's stressful to have that many children that close together. My brother and SIL had their first two only 14 months apart and it was tough with just two!
I too am wondering why they don't do a vasectomy or get tubes tied. I'm sure they have their reasons, but I'm curious as to what those reasons are.
Ah. This is true, Kathy S. Though their cirucumstances seem a little special! LOL
Many doctors won't give a tubal no matter how many kids you want or have if you are under 25, some even say 30. It's also an elective surgery, which means if you don't have healthcare to cover it you have to have the money up front. Same with a vasectomy. Instead of judging this women, why don't you judge the American healthcare system.
I call bullshit. Condoms are 99.99 percent effective. Oral bc is 99.99 percent effective. There is no way in hell she has been using bc correctly. She obviously needs to take a class.
FYI it's called a Tubal Ligation. I was thinking the same thing. The only thing I can think is they are young and it's awful permanent to have either surgery. Both are expensive to reverse and generally when reversed the chances of actually conceiving are super slim, although in their case it sounds like it might not be so tough. Even if I was that fertile I might have problems with a surgical procedure meant to be so permanent at that age. The only other option they'd have would be for her to have a Tubal, but save a few eggs which can be expensive. Egg storage isn't cheap. I would guess with that many small children money would be hard to find for egg storage. I know it would be for us. I have the EXACT OPPOSITE problem and I need a Hysterectomy, but @ 35 I am not ready to give up all hope, even though I know the chances are stupid slim I'll ever conceive naturally. So I could see her resisting that idea.


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Dark Chocolate
Whole Almonds
Mini Chipotles
Dark Chocolate
Brazil Nuts
Honey Roasted Soybeans
Hot Curry Powder
Dark Chocolate
Coffee Beans
We've been getting a lot of requests recently to add more ingredients to our list. We can't decide which ones to add, however, so we are going to let you guys choose for us! We picked ten of the best ingredients that were suggested to us this past week. Vote for your favorite by writing a comment to this blog post. The top three most popular ingredients will be added to the list. We'll keep the contest running until next Sunday. And the contestants are:
Chicklets: These are bite sized gum pieces that come in many different colors. We don't have any gum on our site, so this would be a first!
Cookie Crisp Cereal: This is a popular cereal made up of tiny chocolate chip cookies. They are about the size of a nickel and would go great with chocolate.
Chocolate Nibs: These come from the center of the cocoa been and taste quite bitter. They do make a great addition to a chocolate bar, however, and would be especially good in a milk or white chocolate bar.
Lavender: This herb is actually quite popular in chocolate bars. Lavender is known for its taste and its health remedies. It's been used as an anti-inflammatory, but we're not doctors so we suggest it only for its great taste.
Kit Kat: This popular candy bar consists of a wafer covered in chocolate. We would break the bar up into parts and place it throughout your Chocomize bar.
Milk Duds: These are caramels covered in milk chocolate. We actually already offer caramel on our site, but this might be pretty tasty in white or dark chocolate.
Rosemary: This is another tasty herb that has a great aroma to it. Studies have also shown that carnosic acid, which is found in rosemary, can help shield the brain from free radicals and hence lower the risk of diseases like Alzheimer's and Lou Gehrig's. We're not an expert on the matter, however, and think it just tastes good in chocolate!
Raspberry: We actually aren't sure why we didn't think of this earlier. Raspberries are an absolutely delicious fruit that would taste great in chocolate. This has actually been one of the most requested ingredients.
Cookie Dough: This is a popular addition for ice cream and would be a great ingredient for your chocolate bar. We would use cookie dough bites, the popular candy usually sold in movie theatres.
Peanut Butter Cups: There isn't really much better of a combination than peanut butter and chocolate. We actually already offer peanut butter drops, but this would make a tasty addition as well. We would break up the peanut butter cup and place it throughout your bar.
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Last night Fox premiered summer reality show I Wanna Marry Harry, in which twelve American women are flown to a castle in the UK to vie for the attention of a Prince Harry lookalike. The show could also be called OMG, Cringe. »
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If Iggy Azalea, Kreayshawn and this entire list aren't top of mind, Ryan Seacrest, arbiter of all things pop music and Kardashian, is reportedly producing a new show about white female rappers for VH1. If you're thinking, "Hey, wasn't that already a thing?" you are right. »
Unsolicited Uterus Update: Kerry Washington and her husband Nnamdi Asomugha are expecting their first child, says someone who is neither Kerry Washington nor Kerry Washington's rep. »
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In today's Tweet Beat, Ryan Seacrest continues to wow us with his musings, Lena Dunham's life is just so easy to relate to, and Twitter responds to Bieber-mop-bucket-pee-gate. »
The book that Alicia Silverstone read in the 9th grade that said "'Tis a far, far better thing doing stuff for other people" clearly had an effect on her; she's long been a vegan PETA supporter, and now she's adding breastfeeding advocacy to her repertoire. »
Buenos días! Lindsay Lohan got transferred from the Betty Ford clinic to a different rehab center in Malibu for being "disruptive" and "making life hell for those around her," because she learned nothing from Georgia Rule's tough but loving fictional matriarch (Wallace Shawn). »
In today's Tweet Beat, Ryan Seacrest might be the most important philosopher of our time, Sia has a new perfume coming out, and Twitter reacts to the NSA scandal. »
In today's Tweet Beat, Ryan Seacrest asks one of life's big questions, Katie Couric is more "hip" and "with it" than Yahoo! News, and Lena Dunham reiterates that last night's Met Gala was extremely un-punk. »
Catherine Zeta-Jones has once again checked herself into an inpatient facility to be treated for bipolar II disorder. She'd completed a Connecticut hospital stint for the same reason in 2011. Her rep confirms: "Catherine has proactively checked into a health care facility. Previously Catherine has said that she is… »
Justin Bieber and the stache he is (jokingly?) attempting to "grow out" has been accused of battery after a confrontation with one of his Calabasas neighbors (let's just call him Mr. Wilson) yesterday. Early Tuesday morning, Bieber had a new Ferrari delivered and spent the wee hours tooling (loudly) around his hood in… »
Yo, Helen Mirren! Can I watch you have a cognac and take notes on how to be a woman? K thanks. During her speech after receiving her Legend Award at the Empire Movie Awards last night, Mirren drew attention to fellow award recipient Sam Mendes' sausage-fest of thank yous and inspirations. (Specifically: PT Anderson,… »
While Jon Hamm is known for leaving only one thin layer of clothing between us and him, which has left an indelible large-phallus-shaped imprint on the Internet/cultural landscape/your dreams, AMC is concerned that our more-than-passing acquaintance with his scrote is distracting us from all the Serious Acting that… »
Lil Wayne suffered another seizure after ingesting "high amounts of codeine" and was hospitalized in critical condition earlier today. TMZ currently reports, "We're told Wayne is being given his last rites ... with his family surrounding him to say their goodbyes." »
I just totally like these people. I don't know why. I think maybe it's because of Joel McHale making fun of Ryan Seacrest on The Soup all the time, and Julianne Hough being forced to partner with Adam Carolla on DWTS? Like, he must be kind of a good sport, and she must be the most patient apple pie on earth. Am I… »
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350 MLK Blvd, Newark, NJ Room 255
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
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We hope you will join us for the first Mentor Fair at Rutgers University!
The Mentor Fair is a chance for prospective mentors to meet representatives from various mentoring organizations in the Newark area.
You will have the opportunity to showcase your program, recruit mentors, and have mentors begin the intake process. The Mentor Fair provides a physical space for you to have students and staff at local universities, as well as other interested volunteers, get to know your organization.
Rutgers University, NJIT, and Essex County Community College are partners in the Recruitment Fair, and will be broadcasting this event to their students and faculty.
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During the Fair, voluntteers will have the opportunity to sign-up on site through the Newark Mentoring Movement portal. Mentoring Programs will then interview the Prospective Mentors. Once screened, the Newark Mentoring Movement will hold the Mentor Training 101, to prepare volunteers for the mentoring relationship.
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Big Announcement to Come, We Can't Say What
At midnight tonight, this planet will be turned inside-out. There will be nothing le-. Oh, sorry. What I meant to say is that at midnight tonight, an embargo on a BBC press release will be lifted, and we will know…
Well, we can't actually tell you yet, but rest assured if you haven't managed to catch a glimpse of the front pages of the Sunday papers on Sky News by then, you're looking at (perhaps) one of the following:
- Matt Smith is leaving Doctor Who
- Steven Moffat is leaving his role as Executive Producer
- A Doctor Who movie has been green lit
- Doctor Who is moving production to Manchester/London
- David Tennant is returning for Series 8
Now, even if we were 100% sure – and we're not – we wouldn't really be able to say. But most of fandom – if Twitter is any indication – seems to be resigned to the first.
Could we be approaching the time of the Twelfth Doctor?
We'll know in a few hours time…
In the meantime, check out this Bleeding Cool article, in which they speculate:
According to our sources, the BBC are tonight going to announce that Matt Smith is leaving the show and that we'll get a new Doctor as of August next year. They'll also be announcing how many new episodes we'll get, and it won't be one of those cut-in-two seasons like we've just been through. In fact, we've heard talk that it's going to run right up to a finale that is also the Christmas special.
We'll be back at midnight – hope to see you then.
Update: More to think about…
Here are a couple of intriguing tweets. Or teases.
I just heard this rumour – Start date last week in Aug 2014 12 eps. New Doctor. BBC Worldwide email ACCIDENTALLY sent out today to employees
— Ian Levine (@IanLevine) May 30, 2013
Very big Dr Who news embargoed till midnight. Wonder who'll dare break it first?
— Ian Jones (@metro_land) June 1, 2013
There is, of course, every chance that the news will be leaked early by one of the fansites or by a larger corporate entity. That's if the Sunday paper previews don't do it first…
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nooooo!!!! he cant leave yet, should have at least one more year. he will be missed
Oh god, Im nervous I don't want Matt to leave yet.
me neither, matt has at least one more year.but if hes going on to even better projects, then i wish him well
me neither, he will be missed
According to the rumors it will be that older, blonde dude sitting next to martha jones: http://wn.com/ben_daniels
But who knows where that's from and how acurate a prediction that is.
Rory Kinnear? Joe Gilgun?
Please let Moffat be leaving as well!!!
And I would rather Matt Smith stay, but he will be following the Troughton Rule. He's a young actor, he does need to move on to avoid being typecast.
As much as I love Smith, it's ok, as hey, he's been in the role for almost 4 years now—blame the BBC for only giving us 3 seasons in that time—so he's keen to move on and I can't blame him. He stayed as long as one could expect. Although that would mean he's regenerating THIS CHRISTMAS, right? If he's regenerating at Christmas 2014, heck, that gives us 4 full seasons plus specials, five years total, so that would be even better.
i am a massive matt smith fan, but the whole point of doctor who is about regeneration, so he has to go some time. hoped he would have one more year but, its better for him as an actor, to get out while he's at the top of his game. the show must go on
Matt Smith signed his contract through season 8. If he leaves, it will probably be at the end of that. I'm leaning more toward Moffat leaving. He has said he's "nearer to the end than the beginning" of his time on Doctor Who.
I doubt it will be Matt leaving, and if it is then it would be either in or at the end of Season 8 as he has already said in the press that he's on board for it.
I'm confused. I thought Matt was staying for Series 8. I don't mind it if he does 1 more round but if he's leaving I'm gonna be sad.
As much as I have enjoyed Matt there has been no real chemistry or story since we said good bye to the ponds , So maybe a new doctor would do us well ?
Probably time to update with the "Allons-y Matt". Never again shall a Fez be stylish.
So now its out. I'll be very sorry to see him go, he has turned out to be an inspired choice. He has that quality Barry Letts said about Tom Baker: even if you aren't interested in what's going on he's still interesting. A great actor with gravitas beyond his years. I really do believe he is the 1000 year old Doctor when I watch him. Excellent comic timing and physicality as well. Whoever comes next has an awesome pair of shoes to fill, just as Matt did himself. I wish luck to whoever he, or she is!
Great actor, great Doctor. I just wish we had one last season but never mind.
So…who will be next? Do we think John Hurt or a new actor? I would like an older actor this time. Maybe we could finally get David Warner?
@ Robert Myrick: YOU call YOURSELF a Whovian?? The Doctor hasn't always gotten younger with each successive regeneration. Think Davison to Baker to McCoy. For a while he actually got progressively older. Check your facts before taking the piss out of anyone else!!
can i just say dr who needed a shake up it's become the same old stuff
i agree matt should do one more series but moffat should go.
steven moffatt is a great writer and has done wonderful things not just with dr who but he has taken too much on and he should step back and let another take over the job of dr who possibly a whovian who knows the doctors history a little better.
i would like to see a series done with john hurt even if its a mini one showning in detail of why he did wht he has to do rather than rush it and leave holes in it.


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