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100th anniversary of old age pensions is celebrated
Duration: 01:28
The Old Age Pensions Act of 1908 is celebrated at a museum in Durham.
Bad housing in Scotland, 1880-1939
Duration: 01:40
A review of the main issues facing many Scots who lived in the region's major cities, 1880-1939.
Comprehensive education
Duration: 05:29
Alan WhicKer investigates whether the new comprehensive system encourages all students to mix together or reduces all students to the same level.
Council housing in the 1920s and 1930s
Duration: 00:46
A brief review of improvements to Scottish housing that took place in the 1920s and 1930s.
Different views of Chartism
Duration: 03:12
Simon Schama explains the demands of the Chartists - many of which we enjoy now - and how the Chartists faced a huge show of military strength.
Government and public health, 1875-1906
Duration: 04:39
The failings of the late 19th century Public Health Acts and the Liberal reforms of 1906.
Great technological change
Duration: 02:58
A description of basic conditions in homes in the early 20th century.
Growth of Scottish cities
Duration: 00:40
Brief review of urbanisation of Scotland in the 19th and early 20th century.
Health care for all in 1948
Duration: 04:49
The journey from the 1911 National Insurance Act, which allowed more people to access healthcare, through to the start of the National Health Service in 1948.
How did the Tredegar workmen's medical aid society inspire the National Health Service?
Duration: 04:59
The Tredegar Workmen's Medical Aid Society was the inspiration behind the National Health Service. The town developed a fund to provide a comprehensive system of health care for workers, their wives and their children.
How were victims of scarlet fever cared for before the NHS?
Duration: 01:15
Scarlet fever caused great fear and victims were unlikely to survive. A former patient describes the experience of diagnosis and isolation before the National Health Service was created.
Introduction of the comprehensive school system
Duration: 02:18
Members of the public from London and Bristol give their opinions on the comprehensive school system.
Introduction of the comprehensive system
Duration: 06:05
Anthony Sampson's report into the new comprehensive education.
Introduction of the National Health Service
Duration: 00:53
Brief review of the effects of the introduction of the National Health Service in Scotland.
Persistence of poverty 1900-1939
Duration: 03:34
Governments attempts to tackle poverty in Britain throughout the 1920s and 1930s.
Poverty in our society
Duration: 04:29
Examining changes in attitude to poverty. It is no longer just about money but also about lack of opportunity.
Problem of poverty in early 20th century Britain
Duration: 03:38
A look at the gap between the richest and the poorest in Britain in the early 1900s.
Rural Welsh villages in the 1960s
Duration: 01:07
Two old men ponder the nature of time, with archive footage of the Rhondda Valley of the 1960s.
Technology, industry and education
Duration: 03:46
Different experiences of girls and boys in the comprehensive education system and the rationale for the creation of technical colleges.
The birth of the welfare state
Duration: 03:07
The birth of the welfare state and the Beveridge report of 1942.
The class system in 1914 Britain
Duration: 04:26
An illustrated report on the class system in Britain in 1914 with an emphasis on the unequal distribution of wealth.
What was the experience of birth like for the middle class before the National Health Service?
Duration: 02:34
A family home movie from 1935 shows how the middle class used their wealth to face childbirth with a doctor rather than a midwife. Much is learned about the value of status in the period.
Why didn't diphtheria immunisation begin in Britain until the 1940s?
Duration: 03:53
Diphtheria was a very common condition and one of the leading causes of death in children but measures to resolve this were ignored until World War Two.
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[Mary Foss poses with a Kemin employee at a Lunch and Learn event.]The Des Moines Symphony offers special Lunch and Learn programs for employees of our corporate partners. These special programs introduce attendees to music to be performed at upcoming concerts through a engaging mix of audio, video and live performances by Symphony musicians. Kemin Industries, a sponsor of the Symphony's April concerts, asked yours truly, Sophia Ahmad, to make two presentations on Wednesday about our upcoming Season Finale. She was joined by Principal Harpist Mary Foss.
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Hello, music fans! Here's our weekly rundown of what's happening this weekend. Some notable performances include the subject of our music feature this week, Angel Olsen, as well as the Greater St. Louis Jazz Festival and Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. For details on these shows and more, read on. As always, ... More >>
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It's with a heavy heart that Daily RFT announces the passing of Bennie, the eleven-year-old sea lion famous for giving kisses during shows at the Saint Louis Zoo. Bennie died around 1:30 p.m. Friday at the zoo's Lichtenstein Sea Lion Arena after spending two weeks in veterinary care.
In this week's print edition, renowned pianist and songwriter Ben Folds makes the case that going on a date at the symphony is akin to foreplay -- that the atmosphere is a perfect prelude to a little bump and grind. We could say that about many musical endeavors. After all, music and sex have been i ... More >>
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Lollapalooza is one of the crown jewels of the modern festival era. We may not love the lineup every year, but we certainly can see how, over the past decade, the Chicago production has redefined what a multi-stage, multi-day, multi-artist event can be, especially in an urban setting. The long-runni ... More >>
Paramore is back, and busier than ever. The band just completed its first destination cruise with fans (cleverly dubbed Parahoy!), which included four days and nights aboard the Norwegian Pearl, sailing from Miami to Great Stirrup Cay. Fans enjoyed two outdoor shows by Paramore, a Q&A on the cruise ... More >>
On Saturday, March 22, Nasty Rumor presented TrapStep City 7, a night of trap and dubstep music, in the upstairs portion of 2720 Cherokee Performing Arts Center. We sent photographer Jon Gitchoff to the show to catch the highlights.
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In recent weeks St. Louis has had a bit of a hard-on for Lollapalooza. After all, representatives from Los Angeles-based ICM Partners and leaders from our board of aldermen have told us time and again that the proposed Summer Rocks festivals will offer the Gateway City a multi-stage, multi-act, mult ... More >>
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Your inexpensive, Unusual locations to "Grab A Bite"?
- fruglescot Mar 3, 2008 06:28 AM
Please indicate whether there are tables or not available Thanks
I'll be the first to admit that some people find it a bit unsavoury, but I've always liked the Vesta Lunch at Dupont and Bathurst. No tables - just counters. No nonsense, no pretensions either. Simple food - their three-decker sandwiches are great - prepared quickly and served without attitude. I always ask for extra of their vinegary coleslaw compared to their fries.
Bagel Nash or Le Delice at the Longo's plaza at Bayview and Laurelleaf. (Same plaza as Ferrovia) Inside the mini mall is Bagel nash, which serves respectable bagels and sandwiches. At Le Delice, they sell falafels and shawarmas. Both cheap and both delicious.
I'll have to add the Chinese food counter at TnT Supermarket at Warden and Steeles. to this list. I don't know if they offer the same items at their other locations, however, I was in there one Friday night recently (They're open till 2AM) and ordered the 4 items of your choice, lunch box which included a mound of rice for under $5.00. They have tables there in front, all the tea you can drink on the house and a microwave at your disposal.
Around 9PM they start dropping the prices on all the prepared items.
I used to pick up a roti from Albert's when I was in need of a quick, easy fill-up... but my new favourite in the area (Bathurst & St. Clair) is Eastern Twist. I have only tried their wraps, but I believe the make the Paratha wrap (white or whole wheat) themselves and the fillings are pretty tasty too - $6-$9 depending on the filling. And if you like spicy, make sure you add the achar as a topping! It's fast food style, but there are tables.
re: Pincus
I often pick up some Okra Stew at Ghazale (Bloor & Bathurst)...if it's in good weather I usually sit on one of the concrete planters nearby and 'people watch'...otherwise I just eat it in my car! I also would do the same with a freshly made Serrano & Cheese sandwich from the Cheese Dairy but they have now closed.....Boo Hoo!
re: Pincus
Other than hot dogs what are you referencing it for? the cost of the 'dogs'?
re: fruglescot
Location mostly. Queen's Park is relatively nearby and it is off a subway stop I often exit from.
Island foods at Dufferin and King or in the Village by the grange. Awesome channa / spinach roti! I used to like the Vesta but after I saw the cook scraping down the butter from the sides of a bowl with his finger that turned me off......... After a few months I got over it so I returned only to see one of the cooks picking his nose (without a care in the world). So, no Vesta for me anymore.
I recently discovered banh mi - vietnamese 'sub' sandwiches, very tasty and filling for usually around $2 each.
Here's a thread on the subject: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/451435
I'm sure they can be found all over the GTA, but the locations above don't have tables. Can't get much cheaper than a toonie though, and no tax!
re: goodmom8
The one Bahn Mi place that I have become fond of is Rose's located on Broadview south of Gerrard. Lately I have been finding that after that we hit Ambience on Queen for some really gooood hot chocolate.
No tables though.
re: Otonabee
Rose Cafe does have tables. Three or four, actually.
Jumbo Empanadas (245 Augusta): fresh baked Chicken empanada for $4! mmmm
Big Fat Burrito (285 Auigusta) better than the Burrito Boyz...the pulled pork burrito with all the fixinngs is oustanding. The large is about $6.
Yung Sing Pastry (22 Baldwin) is a Toronto isntitution: best chinese traditional buns. Sweet bun wth curried ground beef is my fav. I think they are about $1.50 each
Hot dog lady at City Hall (the one with the paper bag on her head). Nice lady, always gives you something extra (.e. if you order a hot dog, she'll throw a hunk of polish sausage on top) $2
Harbord Fish and Chips (approx Harbord and Bathurst): crispy fish, nice thick cut fries. Sit on the picnic outside (when it's warm enough)
There's a tiny tiny place called Cafe Sympatico that sells nice Italian sandwiches. It's in a strip mall at the very western edge of Etobicoke, near Burnhamthorpe & Renforth. I really love this place. There are a few tables.
Not sure about inexpensive but I love Garvey's Jerk on Bloor, just east of Dufferin.
The chicken dinner is really good and they give you extra oxtail gravy on your rice and peas if you ask. I love their hot sauce as well - not the tabasco one, just ask for the other hot sauce.
They do mostly take out with two plastic tables and two chairs per table.
I almost always go 3 times a month.
re: grilledcheese
are these brass taps pubs a chain (theres one on the danforth?)
re: hungryabbey
They used to all be under one owner. Then they split. Each is individually owned now. The third is on Carlton, near Parliament.
re: grilledcheese
ah yes I knew there was another. hm, have you been to two or all three to compare?
re: hungryabbey
I have only been to the one above. It is a great neighbourhood hangout. Super friendly "Newfie" owners (no offense in tended). They do a good (not great) pizza. Everything else is kinda mediocre.
re: grilledcheese
I woudln't say Brass Taps is a best bang for you buck place. I actualy find the service very slow and most of the time aloof. Love the customers though. a true local favorite, but very mediocre food.
The Carlton location definitely has better quality food, but the crowd can get too lively on weekends.
My favorites:
Allen's on Danforth
Urban Herbivore in Kensington Market
Mother's Dumpling in Chinatown (they actually have slow service, but I love the food)
New York Subs on Queen W
re: happycamper
I see you've included Allen's on Danforth in your list... Do you consider that an 'inexpensive place", to grab a quick bite?
re: happycamper
I was just answering the OP's question. They didn't ask where the best bang for the buck was.
re: grilledcheese
That's true but I think it was certainly implied. Allen's is a great place to dine but I don't think it's considered somewhere to grab an inexpensive bite unless you've just won a lottery
But thank you for your suggestion of The "Vendetta" pizza, Brass Taps Pizza Pub, College & Dovercourt, grilled cheese. Sounds like just what we were aiming for.
I really like JJJ Jerk just west of Midland Avenue on Kingston Road, north side. The best jerk chicken takeout I've ever had - the special is $4.59 with cole slaw, a soft drink and aki rice. They have a couple of tables if you want to eat in.


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Oprah's Show on Past Life Regression and Phobias with Food..
- Beach Chick May 17, 2008 10:02 PM
Oprah had a great show this week on Past Life Regression.
It was about meeting someone that you have never met before but have this immediate connection with and it can be from a handshake, a hug or even a brief meeting...
(this just happened to me a couple of months ago)
Dr. Brian Weiss states it's based on cellular memory and a past life connection, IMO, does exist...they mentioned that it applies to food as well...food phobias, gluttony, etc..
It got me thinking of my disdain for strawberries..
I never understood why I just can't eat them and I've made jokes about it for years that maybe in my 'past life', I choked on a strawberry or got whacked in a strawberry field..
It's a very interesting topic and would love to know what you Chowhounds think.
I don't watch Oprah and haven't seen the episode, but think that this past life thing can be a possibility. There is nothing to prove it, but there is nothing to disprove it. When I was a kid, I've had dreams that were way beyond my years and have had certain reactions to things that were totally irrational. I've met certain people where I've felt an instant connection with (beyond compatability) and felt that I've known and understood them forever. I've felt affinities with certain cultures that I haven't felt with others.
I've always been afraid of pickles. I probably drowned in a pickle vat in a former life (as I also have this fear of drowning). : )
re: Miss Needle
Miss Needle..
Thank you for your insight into something that has more creedence than we will ever know..there really is something there..hang in there on the pickles too.
I always enjoy your posts..
Best to you!
re: Beach Chick
Thank you so much, Beach Chick! And I really appreciate you bringing this topic up. Have to check out this Oprah past life regression episode if it ever airs again.
I'm a Korean-American, but have had different people come up to me and ask me if I was part black, Hawaiian, Thai, Native American, white, Indian and Chinese. The Chinese and Hawaiian thing is more understandable as I can understand why people would say that (actually, I probably look more Hawaiian than anything). But the black thing is kind of an out-there statement. Actually, I've had a lot of people insist that I'm black. So perhaps these were my past lives coming through.
re: Miss Needle
Your welcome Miss Needle!
re: Miss Needle
Needle, maybe this will help.
re: Sam Fujisaka
AGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!! I think I may need therapy! : )
re: Sam Fujisaka
Don't EVER DO THAT AGAIN.
re: Sam Fujisaka
LOL He made ya look! he made ya look!
re: Sam Fujisaka
Love that Sam!
If you find a strawberry with the pickle that would even be funnier..
Grew up in a small town in western PA where there were no asians (or many other minorities for that matter.) At 5 had chinese food for the first time and it was like I had come home! Anytime we went to the city I begged for chinese food. In college in Boston, I had vietnamese for the first time and that was the real revelation - like all the chinese food I had been eating was just standing in for this. I definitley think I had lifetimes in asia, particularly vietnam. I like other asian cuisines (thai, korean, japanese, etc.are all good,) but I don't have the same kind of pavlovian response to them as I do to Vietnamese. (By the way I'm a hypnotherapist and have done a bunch of Past Life Regressions with clients and it is fascuinating!)
re: foodhypnosis
Love that you are a hypnotherapist!
Thank you for sharing your own stories of Chinese food when you were 5 years old and feeling like you had gone home...cellular memory is a hard thing to erase.
I'm sure you have some stories that are probably not suited for this forum but know that I think what you do is very noble and I love Vietnamese food too!
re: foodhypnosis
I know what you mean. The first time I stepped off a train in Lyon, France, I felt as tho I had come home. I had never been there before. I have traveled a lot, and never had that instant sympatico with a place and/or its people.
and every time I return there, I feel so at home. sometimes I cry when it's time to leave. and I seem to know where things are that I've never seen before... If I didn't believe in past lives, I'd be really freaked out!
re: ChefJune
I was married in Moorea, Tahiti and the first time, I arrived in Moorea, I started crying and I knew I was finally home..same feeling I have in Paris and most of France but when we took the Eurostar over to London, as soon the train touched English soil, both of us looked at each other and said, 'Can't wait to get out of here'..
re: ChefJune
This is how I feel about Vermont, Chef, also about Native Americans. Have several NA cookbooks and cook from them frequently. Classmates in college thought I was Native Am....especially given the odd sounding translation of my Italian last name. Though I try not to dwell on these things it is curious.
re: tatamagouche
Well, my cousin is extremely drawn to India, and I'm not talking about the Taj Mahal.
re: ChefJune
And one of my friends who's an Ashkenazi Orthodox Jew said she felt so much at home when she visited India (and not the Taj Mahal variety either). She said the dirtiness of it made it feel so real (not quite sure what she means by that).
And I felt very connected to Ubud, Bali when I was there (outside of my glorious hotel).
re: tatamagouche
Good point! I can only speak for myself, though.
How do we know that Gary IN and the less desirable areas of this world don't have their own PLR travelers?
re: Gio
Since I was very young, I've had a recurring dream about an old woman somewhere in Africa who is starving. I've never quite known what to make of it, but as Shakespeare said in Hamlet, "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,/Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." Some things are unknowable by humans, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. People once believed the Earth was flat, that the Earth was the center of the universe. A century ago, the idea that a human could set foot on the Moon was considered crazy by most people. I've learned not to automatically rule out what I can't explain. :-)
re: tatamagouche
I have no evidence, just an active (some would say overactive lol) imagination. Many years ago I read a book about past life regression called The Search for Bridey Murphy. I'm sure that many naysayers (since it was published) have found ways to discount it, but who knows?
re: SharaMcG
It was discounted,
re: tatamagouche
Google Dr. Brian Weiss..
re: tatamagouche
Yea, tata, I'm with you on the sceptic side -- I feel more at home in Berlin than anywhere else (ok, maybe on the beach), but I don't think this has anything to do with mystical "past life" experiences.
I believe our likes and dislikes -- including food -- are created by our genetic, family, and cultural background.
Yeah, I dream some weird stuff on occasion, about people I don't know, but I'm not jumping to conclusions based on what my brain throws around at night ---- jmo.
re: tatamagouche
LOL I'm not really "aiming" to bring on the evidence.... I have absolutely no desire to. Frankly, the whole thing scares me to death. Plus, the only real food aversion I have is to rabbit and that was entirely my own fault. Horrible recipe.
re: Gio
Yeah. It's like that scene in the Hall of Past Lives in Defending Your Life where Meryl Streep turns out to have been a princess or something, whereas Albert Brooks finds out he lived on the savannah being chased by wild beasts all the time. Sucks to be him!
But I will say that certain foods have a way of tasting...ancient. By which I don't of course mean they're moldy...or actually, maybe in some cases I do. Sometimes you taste something and feel sort of transported to another era. I feel that way about potatoes when they're plain. There's just that hint of soil...
That's not exactly the same thing—just saying.
re: tatamagouche
I actually don't believe in any of this, but there are people who feel compelled to work in slums, refugee camps and other really frankly horrible situations (lovely Ubud definitely doesn't count, LOL). They don't describe it in the same terms as people do who feel their spiritual home is Paris or whatnot, but some people, who we generally describe as selfless, etc, are drawn to hardship.
re: julesrules
Interesting. So I may, after all, have been a dog in a previous life.
The animal crackers at Petco are not half bad -- too sweet, actually.
re: dolores
They say that a beloved pet reincarnates to his or her cherished owner through their lifetime.
The animal crackers could have some scientific merit to it as well.. ; )
re: Beach Chick
well every kitty i've had throughout my life has had a very distinct personality. guess it was working out karma, yet strangely still supposedly returned as -- a CAT AGAIN (despite breaking fine porcelain, clawing furniture, pissing on the rug, costing me at the vet BIG TIME, and other feline follies). Maybe it really returned as that flying ant outside, the one i think is a termite?
re: Beach Chick
Nice thought, Beach Chick. I hope so.
re: dolores
If my next dog blows bubbles through it's nose, then I know for sure they come back!
re: Beach Chick
Just got a Pom puppy and he blows small bubbles through his nose!
re: ChefJune
I felt exactly the same way traveling through the back roads of Tuscany... it felt like home. And shopping in the markets there, I experienced a cerebral, if not literal, understanding of the Italian language.
re: CindyJ
There are instances of children and adults who are able to exhibit fluency in a completely different language, sometimes ancient forms of a language that are not used anymore. People have had a very difficult time explaining that phenomena, especially where children are concerned. While it's not scientific proof of past lives, it does give some credence to the theory.
re: Miss Needle
You are talking about Xenoglossy and it is extremely fascinating that one can speak in languages that are either none existent or an unknown language to the person under hypnosis.
re: Beach Chick
Yes, that's what it's called. It's also just not under hypnosis but has been shown to happen after meditation, an accident and without provocation as well. It really is fascinating and not much research has been done in this area. It's not a very well understood field. But because it's not well understood doesn't mean it's something to dismiss.
When my mom was pregnant with me, she rejected the Korean foods that she always loved and started craving steak and potatoes (stuff she hardly ate). She couldn't eat kimchi at all -- and she was the type of person who ate it with every single thing. The cravings subsided after I was born and she resumed her regular eating pattern. I wasn't able to eat kimchi until I became an adult -- it was really an acquired taste for me. When she was pregnant with my sister she didn't have the steak and potatoes cravings as she did with me. It was definitely odd. Perhaps it could be explained my the whole past life thing.
re: Miss Needle
I've often wondered if "child prodigies" -- those with extraordinary musical abilities at a very early age, for example, acquired their talents during a previous lifetime. How else can it be explained?
re: CindyJ
I'm not an expert on past life regressions (actually, I know very little about the subject). But I believe that is another rationalization for the past life thing as well. I think there's so much about humans that we are not aware of. People tend to dismiss things that sound improbable. We live in a very evidence-based culture. But I believe there is more than meets the eye.
I'll bet there are food prodigies as well.
re: CindyJ
Thank you for bringing up the "child prodigies". They're the closest examples of the potential for past lives that I can think of. I've decided that I must have starved in many of my past lives because I am always HUNGRY!
re: CindyJ
<I've often wondered if "child prodigies" -- those with extraordinary musical abilities at a very early age, for example, acquired their talents during a previous lifetime. How else can it be explained?> If you do genetic examination of the families of musical prodigies, you find the genes in the family, even tho sometimes the ability is latent or not developed. I did a study on that when I was in high school.
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I don't doubt that genetics plays a big role in one's abilities. But a 3-year old who has an innate sense of how to combine chords on a piano, or who can hear a piece of music for the first time and play it, has hardly had enough time to develop that talent. I've always been mystified by that phenomenon.
re: ChefJune
I can relate. I felt the same way when I first went to Paris. It was just like living back in Manhattan and just the most comfortable place I've been to. As you, I've traveled a lot but never felt such an affinity--and I've got family in Ireland but felt more at home in Paris. Maybe it was the Nutella crepes--but I cannot wait to go back in a few months.
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I'm with you pal! I am who I am, and that's all I am!
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I yam what I yam and I don't give a dam or a sire!
Went to a book signing yesterday for James Van Praagh and the first thing when he shook my hand..he said "Wow..you have some of the best energy I have ever seen"..
"Have we met before" all I could think of was this post and I started laughing..
Past Life Regression is no different than any other superstition or pseudo-science like seances and ghost whispering. Pure baloney. The reason people think they have these connections is because you don't live in a vacuum - you read, watch tv, movies, etc. so these notions and ideas have a basis in vicarious experience, like deja vu.
There are plenty of charlatans who will gladly separate you from your money to "explain" your past lives to you. This "Dr." Weiss is one of them, like the guy who claims to talk to peoples dead relatives. They prey on your wishes and fears.
Just like I thought - this "Dr" is a charlatan. According to his website, he's the Chairman Emeritus of Psychiatry at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami. Well, MSMC Miami doesn't even HAVE a Psychiatric dept.
Apparently Oprah doesn't vet her guests as it's more sensational to have fools on who make outrageous claims without any substantiation. This "Dr's" website is full of info on how to buy stuff from him about past life regression. Caveat Emptor.
re: Rhody Dave
Rhody Dave..
Dr. Weiss is a graduate of Columbia University and Yale Medical School..
He is one of the most respected Psychiatrist in the world..he is not a charlatan by any means.
re: Beach Chick
Is there any independent verification of any of that?
This topic came up at a party last weekend and everyone was fascinated and surprised with their own findings...from severe food aversion that they couldn't understand why, to food that was very foreign to them but felt a sense of deja vu and comfort...cellular memory perhaps.
Food phobias to doppelgängers... ;- )
re: Beach Chick
Love this. .
re: Beach Chick
You love your own post from 2 years ago?
Awww. Does that already count as a past life regression? :-D
re: linguafood
ha ha ha
I was having a regression of the 'cocktail' kind.
re: Beach Chick
say hey to the cap'n! ;-).
re: alkapal
In this life or a past one. .
; )
Interesting, I'd never thought of this in relation to food before. I feel like I have no food issues to speak of, though some might think I enjoy it a little too well ...
I had full-body goosebumps the first time I saw photographs of Rouen Cathedral. Not the paintings, just the photos ...
No one could teach me to swim as a child, and no one has to this day. I have passed a number of swimming classes, though, because it was easier just to fill out the certificate ;)
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The things we don't know about the universe are infinite.
Wrt strawberries, aren't some people deathly allergic? We all have medicine cabinets stocked with Benedryl, but I'm sure there are still plenty of places where it's unobtainable ...


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Workers Comp Corner: Scared by things that go bump on the jobOctober 21,2013Its that time of year.
Ghosts seem to appear around every corner. Witches on broomsticks fly thought the night sky. Haunted houses and hayrides fill the countryside. Its time for all of those things that make Halloween in Vermont, a fun fright-fest every year.
During Halloween people expect to be surprised, spooked or scared. However, in everyday business, people dont like surprises. Business owners dont like to be spooked. Yet, there is one aspect of workers compensation that frightens employers no matter what time of year it is.
The company receives a call from its insurance broker. When the call is done, the business owner is white as a ghost. This was the call where the company is told that workers compensation premiums have gone up. That is never a good call, especially when the cost is much more than anticipated. The business wonders why this has happened and struggles to determine how to make up the difference in the annual budget projections.
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A company must be proactive and look ahead. All businesses should know the date of the insurance renewal. Once they know that date the company can work backwards from that point and put a plan in place.
The business should create a plan with the information potential insurance carriers will review before setting the premium. This will include some basic information on the business.
The company must know the total payroll for the business. That is a key figure for the calculation of premium. The company should also do their best to forecast whether it is expected that there will be an increase or decrease in workers over the coming year. An increase in workers will mean a larger payroll and therefore a higher premium. A lower payroll will mean a decrease in premium dollars.
The business should know what the classification is that is used for the employees. This is another important piece of information as every classification has a different rate. That rate corresponds with the actuarial determination of how likely it is for a person in that class of workers to get hurt and how severe injuries are likely to be. For instance, the premium for a clerical workers workers compensation insurance may be 30 cents on every $100 of payroll, while a landscaper premium may be $4.56 for every $100 of payroll. The companys insurance agent can assist in determining both the classification of the employees at the company and the current rate for the classification code.
The business must also, well in advance of the renewal date, work collaboratively with its insurance agent to determine how the insurance companies will view the claims experience of the company. This usually involves an analysis of the number of workers compensation claims a company has incurred over the past three years and a review of the severity of those claims. If a company has an average experience, that is expressed as with a number one. If a company has more claims than average, then the number will be higher than the number one. If a company has more severe claims than the average company in its classification, then the number will also be great than the number one. If a company has fewer claims, or less severe claims, the number will be less than one. A company that has a higher claims experience pays more for their insurance then a company that has a lesser claims experience. This is arguably the only time that a business owner wants to strive to be below average.
A company that works collaboratively with its broker has the information at hand to avoid being spooked or scared when the bill shows up, whether the invoice is delivered by a ghostly ghoul, or a witch on a broomstick.
John W. Valente is an attorney with Ryan Smith & Carbine in Rutland. He is the author of Understanding Workers Compensation: Managing Workplace Injuries and Lowering Costs.MORE IN National / World BusinessDALLAS UPS might levy surcharges or even turn away some holiday shipments this year if... Full StoryIOWA CITY, Iowa The founder of a popular line of food products for observant Muslims has been... Full StoryNEW YORK Sometimes a little fear is healthy for stock investors. Full Story
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Paul wrote: "I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord." Romans 8:38-39 (NRSV)
Sympathy is extended to the family of Edward Burris of Cordova, Tennessee (formerly of Potts Camp) in his death July 2. Funeral services were held Saturday, July 5 at Memphis Funeral Home on Poplar Avenue with burial in Potts Camp Cemetery. He was preceded in death by his parents, Eddie and Luticia Burris; his wife of 50 years, Frances Cox Burris; his son, Donald Edward Burris, and his brother, Charles Henry Burris. He is survived by his daughter, Virginia Pilcher; granddaughter, Rachel Berry (Brent), and two great-grandchildren, Wyatt and Avery Berry. Memorials may be made in Burris's honor to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Visitors of Robert and Jean King over the holidays were Betty Hearn of Blue Mountain; her daughter, Elizabeth Hearn and son, Houston, of Jackson; Heather and Madelyn Hodges of Germantown; and Susan Morgan and daughter, Katherine of Memphis, who furnished lunch on Sunday, July 6, which they all enjoyed.
A gospel meeting will be held at the Potts Camp Church of Christ starting Sunday, July 27, and continuing through Wednesday, July 30. There will be a different speaker for each service. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mike and Holley Muraco and two sons of California arrived July 1, to spend time with her parents, Mitch and Jeanette Stone, and sister, Emily, as well as extended family members.
A Fourth of July celebration was held at the homes of Mitch and Jeanette Stone and Mary Minor and it also served as birthday parties for Jordan's 12th and Colton's 7th birthdays. A host of family members and friends turned out for the eventful day. Inflatable water slides were set up for the large number of children on hand. There were also games, hotdogs, pizza, and everything that goes into a wonderful Independence Day celebration. The day was capped off with fireworks at night. Holley took fantastic photos of a number of attendees writing with Sparklers, as well as the fireworks display manned by Mike and his assistants. She also captured wonderful pictures of the giant bubbles by several of the younger generation. Children also enjoyed catching fireflies during the nighttime activities. The day could not have been any better.
The grandchildren of Jean Gurley, Georgia and Landon Cobbs of Oxford, spent the night of July 3, with her and were on hand for the Fourth of July events in our neighborhood. Later that afternoon, they returned home to attend the fireworks display in Oxford.
Saturday afternoon visitors of the Stone and Muraco families were Sue Rowland and grandchildren, Sarah Grace, Caleb, and Tyler Knight of Florida. They enjoyed outdoor activities with Jordan and Colton Muraco and Christopher, Jayne, and Brendan Rowland.
Get-well wishes are sent to Joann Gholston Cox who underwent recent back surgery. She is now recuperating at her home in Memphis and sends greetings to all of her Potts Camp friends.
Winborn United Methodist Church will have their second Saturday night singing this Saturday, July 12, starting at 5 p.m. The featured singing group will be "Living Proof." There will also be an open mike session. Refreshments will be served following the performances.
Nikki-Poole Gurley posted pictures on Facebook of the Marshall County All-Stars (girls) who won third place in North Half and the Sportsmanship Award on Sunday afternoon. Congratulations to all team members and their coaches.
While we all enjoyed our Independence Day celebrations, our family received sad news last Friday when we learned of the death of a special aunt, Margrette Gurley Bowling of Humboldt, Tenn. She would have turned 94 in September and was such a positive, jolly, fun-loving person, as well as a Christian, first and foremost. She was residing in a home for veterans and enjoyed giving to others. She also enjoyed flowers, crafts, and making friends. We will miss her very much.
Happy birthday to the following: Luke Gurley (July 10), Janna Thomas Stanton and Suzy Watson Stilwell (July 11), Kayla Jarrett (July 12), Jerry Green and Charles Shaw (July 15), Joan Gurley (July 16), and Keri M. Beasley (July 17).
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"My grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander Potts, really enjoyed having Mrs. Jamison as a neighbor; she was always jolly. One day when Grandpa was working in his store, my grandmother and Mrs. Jamison decided that Grandpa's cow was sick. My younger brother, Bennie Potts, came along and told our parents that a 'toddy' might help her. Well, they gave her too much, and the cow got drunk. (I had never seen a drunk cow before! Back then you couldn't buy milk at the stores.) Anyway, the cow finally got well!"
"Allen Reed Gresham, a ball player at Potts Camp School, lived in the old house at one time (about 1935 and '36). Many people who lived there worked for the Frisco Railroad. I also remember when Ada Pearl and W.D. Churchill lived there. Their children were Sonny, James and Charlotte. I also loved Ada Pearl Churchill's sister, Nanny Churchill, our neighbor. Sometimes we see William Potts in Potts Camp Cemetery visiting the gravesite of his precious teenage son, Charles Potts, who died in a car accident many years ago (same name as my late brother)."
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Shagg was among the top 20 finalists for MTV's Best Breakout NYC Artist Award! Huge thanks to the thousands of folks who listened to our song "Walk Through Me" and voted.
Get Shaggy with Santos
Shagg plays the Original Sessions Art House concert series at Santos Party House, Andrew WK's giant new music venue in Chinatown/Tribeca. Moby and Thurston Moore are regulars, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs played there in April. Our show is Saturday, May 16 at 10:00 PM. Santos Party House is at 96 Lafayette Street, about a block below Canal. The cover is $10 and includes our latest CD. Come at 6:30 PM to catch Chen Lo, Wordspit, and Poe Picasso! Facebook people RSVP here.
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Like Halley's Comet, Shagg comes by every so often. So you shouldn't miss our show on Friday, February 13, when we return to the stage to perform a set hosted by the OS Art House series. The show is at the John Street Bar & Grill, a divey place in the financial district that has 17 beers on tap. The cover is 10 bucks and includes a copy of our latest CD. The show starts promptly at 10:00 PM. Facebook users can RSVP here. See you then!
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Just graduated from high school.
December 2011
I dreamt of a floating chopped cat and an unknown man.
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Yay. A shaking GIF I made. :D
I don't know what's the point
Done last summer. IDK why I chose my friend Pauline's image to use for this artwork. Now I know, cause I'll be missing her and this vector's for her since she'll be moving to Canada this May :( Farewell and I look forward to seeing you again! :)
Got nothing to do. I'm bored..
Looks like I made HATE more dominant ^^^ =))
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Please mother mercy take me from this place, and the long winded curses I hear in my head.
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Please Don't take him just because you can.
So. Fucking. Drunk.
going out and i couldnt be any more excited.
right then. out for a run.
Things I will accomplish this month.
Start working out.
Lose 10 pounds.
Talk to a new girl.
Get a raise or promotion or a new job.
Go out.
Not sit at home all day every day.
Turn negative attitude into positive action.
Walking to work today. because it's healthy.
or because I'm too broke to take the bus.
either way.
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So, you're thinking about joining Young Living and wondering what these Everyday Oils that come in the premium kit are all about? Here's a rundown on the essential oils that come in the premium kit. From lavender to thieves oil and everywhere in-between, you'll be able to provide natural relief for ailments from allergies to snoring.
1. Allergies: My absolute favorite for allergies, lavender essential oil is a simple non-chemical way to combat allergies from cat hair to pollen. It works so well, I haven't yet taken an allergy pill this season (it's already spring here in Georgia and the Dogwood petal snow has already begun).
2. Burns: I keep a bottle with a roll-on attachment in the kitchen. I cook a lot and I'm a little clumsy. When I rub lavender essential oil on the burn, the sting diminishes and the blister either never appears or heals much faster.
3. Acne: Especially when combined with melrose, lavender essential oil can heal skin blemishes like acne.
4. Eczema: An eczema cream made of coconut oil, shea butter, lavender and melrose essential oils is great for healing eczema.
5. Cold Sores: Lavender applied directly to the cold sore can help heal it faster than without using the essential oil.
6. Cleansing: Add a bit to your water in the morning or throughout the day. It not only makes your water tastier, it also cleanses your system. This is especially good for liver detox.
7. Plantar's Warts: Rub lemon essential oil on a planter's wart for several weeks, removing dead skin after a warm soak with a callus shaver. The plantar's wart will be removed within about 6 weeks without the use of chemicals or freezing.
8. Lymph Node Relief: During cold and flu season, and even on an air plane, your lymph nodes can become inflamed. Rub lemon essential oil on your lymph nodes—especially those beneath your ears—and you'll feel relief within moments. I always carry a bottle of lemon oil with a roll-on attachment in my liquids Ziploc in my carry-on bag.
9. Sticky Residue Removal: Whether your kid put a sticker on her favorite dress and it went through the wash, or you have a crazy toddler like myself who occasionally dumps honey on the carpet, you can remove sticky residue with lemon essential oil.
10. Natural Hand Sanitizer: Instead of chemical mixes, rub a drop of lemon essential oil on your hands to prevent the spread of germs.
11. Deodorizer: Purification essential oil is amazing for deodorizing. Diffuse it in a stinky room, add it to your homemade deodorant or drop it in to a stinky washing machine to eliminate foul odors fast.
12. Skeeter Stick: Sooth bug bites with a drop of purification essential oil. It calms the inflamed blood vessels around the bite, which causes itching.
13. Bug Repellent: Add a few drops of purification to water and spray for an all-natural chemical-free bug repellent. It even repels bed bugs!
14. Acne: Purification essential oil is a great spot treatment for acne.
15. Sore Throats: Rub purification essential oil on the outside of your throat to prevent a sore throat from worsening.
16. Snoring Relief: Does your husband snore? Rub a bit of valor essential oil on his right big toe and night and that snoring will stop. It's almost like magic.
17. Chiropractor in a Bottle: If you visit the chiropractor at all, valor is the essential oil for you. A few drops before and after treatment will make your adjustments hold much longer. And, it can even alleviate stiffness in your neck.
18. TMJ: Rub a few drops of valor essential oil on your jaw whenever TMJ pain flares up. It can relieve symptoms entirely. Reapply if pain returns.
19. Grinding Teeth: Valor essential oil can prevent teeth grinding at night if you rub a bit on your neck at bedtime.
20. Anxiety Relief: Dab valor essential oil on the neck, chest and the bottoms of your feet to ease anxiety.
21. Minimizes Stretch Marks: A few drops will help stretch marks fade away. Sun spots are similarly affected by frank essential oil.
22. Improves Breast Health: Rub it on your breasts and lower abdomen to promote breast health.
23. Boosts Immunity: Just one to three drops of Frank essential oil on the bottoms of your feet can help your immune system function.
24. Boosts Mood/Alleviates Depression: Diffusing or inhaling frankincense essential oil from your palms can alleviate depression.
25. Strengthen Nails: Apply a few drops at the base of your nails and then rub over the nail to strengthen bitter nails.
26. Indigestion & Nausea: Rubbing peppermint essential oil on your stomach can relieve indigestion or nausea.
27. Fever: Rub peppermint essential oil on the soles of the feet and back of the neck to naturally reduce fever. You can do the same for children, but should dilute with coconut oil first.
28. Headaches: Rub peppermint essential oil on the temples, forehead, sinuses, and the back of the neck to relieve headaches.
29. Sinus Congestion: I love this one. Use a roll-on top and rub peppermint essential oil over your sinuses. Be wary of your eyes. If you get too close, they'll water. But the relief for sinus congestion is marvelous.
30. Motion Sickness: Prevent motion sickness by rubbing peppermint essential oil on your stomach and chest.
31. Depression: Rub joy essential oil over your heart, on your ears and on the insides of your wrists. You can also wear Joy on a diffuser necklace.
32. Perfume: Joy also makes a great perfume. Bonus, it'll boost your mood while smelling fantastic.
33. Stress/Anxiety: Joy is excellent for stress relief. Diffuse or rub a bit on your wrists and ears to relieve tension.
34. Mood Swings: This essential oil can stabilize your mood swings and keep you on an even keel.
35. Postpartum: Apply to the heart and ears to relieve postpartum depression.
36. Inflammation: If you're clumsy like me, or just get the occasional bump and bruise, PanAway essential oil is great for reducing inflammation for injury.
37. Joint Pain: Arthritis or joint pain? Rub PanAway essential oil on the affected areas for quick relief. If you have autoimmune disease triggering your joint pain, check out these 10 essential oils for autoimmune diseases, too.
38. Sore Muscles: PanAway is like a natural muscle rub. So why put those extra chemicals on your body when you can get muscle pain relief and a pleasant wintergreen smell from PanAway essential oil?
39. Growing Pains: Dilute with coconut oil to relieve growing pains in children.
40. Fibromyalgia: I use this on my sensitive spots from fibromyalgia. Mine are at the base of my spine and lower back and in the sciatica area. I rub a few drops of PanAway essential oil on whenever these pressure points act up for immediate pain relief.
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41. Mellow Rowdy Kids: I absolutely adore diffusing this one in my car diffuser. We plug ours into the rear 12V outlet to mellow out our crazy kids on long drives. They get along in a much more sisterly manner, or at least what we'd like to see as sisterly.
42. Sleep Aid: Insomniac or have occasional sleeping difficulties? I'm a lifetime insomniac and fibromyalgia makes this no better, since it causes restless sleep. Diffuse a bit of Peace & Calming essential oil in your vaporizing diffuser at bedtime for a restful night and easy sleep. You can also rub a few drops on the soles of your feet at bedtime.
43. Grinding Teeth: Peace & Calming essential oil can prevent teeth grinding at night if you rub a bit on your neck at bedtime.
44. Bath: Add a few drops of Peace & Calming essential oil and Epsom salts to your bath for a calm and relaxing bath.
45. Restless Leg Syndrome: Rub two to three drops on the legs to calm RLS.
46. Boost Immunity: Rub Thieves essential oil on the bottoms of your feet to boost immunity. Also consider diffusing and cleaning with thieves to remove germs and further boost your immunity.
47. Disinfectant Spray: Combine with sea salt and water to create an easy DIY disinfectant spray.
48. Sore Throat: Gargle with a few drops of Thieves essential oil in water to sooth a sore throat. Dilute with coconut oil and apply to the outside of your throat for even more relief.
49. Dental Care: It's one of the ingredients in homemade toothpastes for a reason. It helps with gingivitis and overall oral health.
50. Mold: Diffusing Thieves essential oil and using Thieves cleaners naturally kills mold in the air.
Bonus: Stress Away
Stress Away is a roll on essential oil, not in the Everyday Essential Oils collection, which comes in the Premium Enrollment Kit.
1. Stress Relief: Duh, right? Rub this on your wrists and the back of your neck for stress reduction.
2. Mental Agility: Stress Away essential oil also helps with reducing mental rigidity and restoring mental balance.
3. Calming Drink: Put a few drops of Stress Away essential oil oil in your water in preparation for stressful situations like big meetings or an extended visit from your mother-in-law.
I hope you learned something new from this list of 50+ amazing uses for everyday essential oils. If you want to learn more about essential oils, join my Essential Oils Facebook group! We talk about essential oils and their uses in every category of life.
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Tennessee head coach Cuonzo Martin, center, watches from the bench along with Kenny Hall (20), Josh Richardson (1) and Trae Golden (11) in this file photo.Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
KNOXVILLE — Kenny Hall is back in the Tennessee basketball program.
The rising senior center was reinstated Tuesday after an indefinite suspension for undisclosed conduct detrimental to the team. The suspension forced Hall to miss the Volunteers' last nine games.
"Kenny's a quality young man," UT coach Cuonzo Martin told the Times Free Press early Tuesday afternoon. "He made a mistake, learned from it, and we move forward. We don't hold any grudges; we don't continue to rehash it and bring it back up. We just continue to push forward as a program."
Hall started the two games before his suspension. The 6-foot-8 Georgia native averaged 6.2 points and 4.5 rebounds per game in 20.2 minutes per game. He also led the Vols in blocked shots, averaging one per game.
Though he was barred from team activities, Hall remained active during his nearly six-week absence.
"He's been doing a good job of lifting weights and working out," Martin said. "More lifting than really working out, because he wasn't even a part of the practices. He's done a really good job of going from almost 219 [pounds] to 230 as we speak."
Patrick Brown has been the University of Tennessee beat writer since January 2011. A native of Memphis, Brown graduated from UT in May of 2010 with a bachelor's degree in Journalism/Electronic Media and worked at the Knoxville News Sentinel for two years on the sports editorial staff and as a freelance contributor. If it's the NBA, the NFL or SEC football and basketball, he's probably reading about it or watching it on TV. Contact him ...


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I made these shoes for an art project. I had to pick two different artists, and do whatever I want with them. Recently, I have had this spontaneous obsession with Brandon Boyd(well, his art) and so decided to choose him as an artist(specifically his work for Hurley), and my second artist is Hokusai. I chose them because I love the way they paint waves, and decided I would love to make my own spin off of their work(which was the assignment; I'm not just copying these guys for the heck of it and claiming it as my own lol)
Aaaanywho; Originally, I was going to make two different pairs of shoes, one with each style of wave, butttt I got very bored in class, only had one pair, and was feeling rather creative, so I decided to make one pair with both types of waves and try to make them similar.
See Brandon's work here.
See Hokusai's work here.
Aaaaaand, here they are!
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Arroyo Villas at Maryland Lakes Apartments has some transit which means a few nearby public transportation options.
Bus lines:
70 Glendale/24th Street
0.4 mi
51 51st Avenue
0.5 mi
43 43rd Avenue
0.5 mi
60 Bethany Home
0.6 mi
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Arroyo Villas at Maryland Lakes Apartments is in the city of Glendale, AZ. Glendale has an average Walk Score of 33 and has 226,721 residents.