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4 cups
chicken broth
1 cup
1 cup
4 ounces
shredded Cheddar cheese
1/2 cup
all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon
dried onion flakes
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
4 cups
broccoli florets
I changed the cooking process around a bit. I was really hesitant to just wisk flour into a pot of ingredients as I really didn't want the flavor of flour to ruin my soup. I used four tablespoons of butter that I melted over medium high heat in my soup pot, then added the flour (reduced to four tablespoons) to make a roux. I cooked the roux to a golden brown before wisking in the chicken broth and half-n-half. Because I cut the flour back by half, I did NOT add the water. After the mixture had come to a boil, I wisked in the cheese a little at a time to prevent the cheese lumping up in the soup, then added in the onion flakes and chopped broccoli. The end result was nice though I do think it could use more cheese. Even with the change in cooking process, this soup didn't take any longer than 15 minutes to prepare.
This recipe is a good starting point but I wouldn't have liked it if I'd stopped where the recipe instructions did! It needs pureed to meet my expectations of broccoli cheese soup. To include that step, I added the broccoli to the broth/flour mixture but waited to add the cream and the cheese. Once the broccoli was tender, I scooped it into my blender with a slotted spoon and added some of the liquid and zipped it up until smooth and returned it to my pan. Then I added the cream and cheese. I agree with those who say it needs more cheese, I added probably double the amount (until I could taste it in the soup). Depending on your broth, you will definitely need to add salt as well.
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I've made this several times. Double the cheese. Use fresh finely diced onion instead of dry flakes.
With a few adjustments, I thought this soup was great. I used a lot more cheese, and I also used a little American along with the cheddar. I thought this improved both the texture and the flavor. I will make this one often.
Great recipe! I made a few changes - I took a tip from the other comments and added more cheese and instead of onion flakes I sauted a chopped medium onion with a half a clove of garlic and a little water before adding the chicken broth (which I allowed to simmer with just the onions garlic and a little pepper for a little while to soften the onions) - I Love that this recipe called for REAL cheddar not "processed cheese product", and fresh broccoli! I used a mild cheddar but I probably should have mixed it with a sharper cheddar, even so the flavor was amazing!
This was a wonderful and easy soup. My family loved it. It was a little to watery and extra cheddar did not solve this. So I added instant potato flakes until it thickened up and added more seasonings, then served it in bread bowls. This is a keeper.
Excellent. The cheese was all stringy and separate in the bottom of the pot at first, but gradually as the soup cooked it became fully incorporated. I used chicken broth that had salt in it and didn't need to add any additional salt like other reviewers have suggested.
This really was a great recipe but I had to jazz it up a little bit. I chopped up one slice of bacon and cooked it in the pot before I did anything else. Remove the cooked bacon bits and then sautee 1/4 c. chopped onions in the grease until tranlucent. As far as the cheese, I used 8 oz. of SHARP cheddar. At the end I added 1/2 c. of sour cream and the bacon bits; stir. YUMMY!!!
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** Calories: 213
** Calories from Fat: 109
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I've never really personally used one, but the word I hear is the dragon will float better than it flies. I've spotted a couple floating in open water at one of the local course ponds. That goes to show you how valuable it was to whoever put it there in the first place.
If you're looking for a good floating disc for your wife, I would recommend getting a blizzard champion katana around 130 - 135 grams. As long as it's under 140 grams it will float. It's also really nice and stable for its weight, and you could easily find a pink one :)
It floats.
As with all discs, you never know, it might be magical in the right hands. In my experience however, I only see it used over water and the shot typically results in self-fulfilling prophecy. I think that there are better pink discs for beginners out there. For example, I have seen the Edge Skeeter in Pink.
when we first started playing dg the dragon was good because the course we had had lots of water, it was a very effective down wind flyer being only 150gms. being dx they chewed up pretty quickly and become overstable to the point where you didn't really know what they may do ...... a few of the women today like them because without much effort they glide and S turn just fine for woody tracks .... the pentulant Dragon should work just fine for starting out ... and pink is good to find.
the disc is good for what it is designed to do. its an excellent beginner disc. it was my first driver that i could throw for any distance with control. the disc is DX plastic so yes it gets destroyed pretty fast. I think u invested wisely anytime you can make your women happy, u did good. :-)
My personal opinion of the disc is that it's the worst I've ever thrown. I lost one in some deep weeds and felt guilty someone might find it and suffer with it.
BUT, that's a personal experience. I've seen plenty of people who seem to be happy with their Dragons.
In general, there are better floating discs. I haven't tried the floating Blizzards yet, but have a Wahoo that's much better than the Dragon, and used to have some Lightning discs that flew reliably and floated. None of which are real good, but more consistent than the Dragon.
Floating discs tend to be a mixed blessing, as they just sit bobbing in the middle of a pond, taunting you. Sometimes you splash near enough to shore to retrieve, and sometimes you've got wind and time to wait for them to blow to shore. Sometime's you don't.
The first hole on my local course has only been aced once and was by a dragon. Roll turnover skip Bamm! There all 150gs.
I don't understand people telling Dragon is a bad disc. It is not. It is great disc for the purpose it has been designed. It is a great beginner disc for players who have not yet developed good enough technique to throw discs that require faster speed when releasing the disc. After you can throw a regular stable disc around 80 meters, Dragon becomes too understable. But until that, it is great disc. And there are lots of people who play disc golf only for occasional fun and will never learn to throw like a pro. Dragon is just perfect for them.
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22 Sep 2008
|National Hunting and Fishing Day Open House at Beagle Wear
Fishing and hunting are a big part of Vermont's heritage. For most native Vermonters, hunting is a tradition going back generations. There are many people here who take a week or two of vacation each year to go deer hunting. The regional radio station, WDEV, even broadcasts a few minutes each morning from a deer camp nearby once deer season opens.
VT deer hunting season is coming in the near future and the timing of the National Hunting and Fishing Day is well placed. To celebrate, Beagle Outdoor Wear is holding its annual open house at its store in Johnson VT , about 45 minutes north of us. The event goes from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm and features some of the northeast's best hunters such as the Benoit Brothers and Bob Howe from Maine's Pine Grove Lodge.
Everyone is invited to this family event especially young people and adult newcomers who are interested in learning more about outdoor sports and how hunting and fishing affect Vermonts wildlife.
Also attending the event will be VT Fish & Wildlife officials , Kingdom Knives, Outdoors Magazine, Iron Skillet Seasonings, VT Federation of Sportsmen, and the VT Big Game Trophy Club. Beagle Wear will be displaying their jackets and other clothing, some of which will be on sale. Plus, there will be a barbecue and door prizes.
Beagle Wear is traditional VT outdoor clothing manufactured in the USA and guaranteed for life. The company store is open most days but if you can't visit Vermont, you can order from their website.
Beagle Barn, Route 15, a few miles east of Johnson, VT
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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21 Sep 2008
|Vote for the Best Bear for the Job
Did they have to make the ears stick out so much for the bear on the left? At least the bear on the right does not have age spots.
Who is the best bear to take on a bear of a job? You decide '08 . . . vote by purchasing the Obama Bear or the McCain Bear at Vermont Teddy Bear.
I imagine the company is keeping track of which one sells the most but they don't say anything on their website about releasing the results. It would be an interesting poll.
You can stop in their headquarters store in Shelburne VT, a few miles south of Burlington. You can also tour the factory there. The website link has information about tour and store hours.
VT Teddy Bear also has a store in Waterbury Center VT which has a full selection of bears and costumes plus a Pajama Gram outlet store where you can often find some very good bargains.
If you aren't traveling to Vermont before the election, you can order online of course and put your candidate on display for all to see - much more attention-getting than a bumper sticker or lapel pin.
I hope your candidate wins but, if not, you can curl up with your "best candidate" bear to comfort you through the next four years.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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20 Sep 2008
|STOMP! in Burlington Tues and Wed
STOMP Out Loud, the famous performing percussion group has made Burlington VT its temporary home for a few weeks as it prepares to go on the road for a long tour.
They're creating and rehearsing new routines that you can be the first to see this Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts.
Go to that Flynn website for tickets.
Here is a YouTube.com video - there are many more on the site too:
STOMP started as street performers in the UK. You can read a little background on them on Wikipedia.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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20 Sep 2008
|Puppet Shows in Southern VT
From Sweden, the Dockteater Verkstan Puppet Theater company delights young audiences with its story about monkeys who have all sorts of zany adventures trying to run a circus
I wrote an entry Sept 12 about the amazing puppet shows in the Brattleboro and Bellows Falls area this past week. The festival winds up this weekend with multiple shows Saturday and Sunday. It is about a 2.5 hour drive from us but if I were in southern VT, this is what I would be attending this weekend. See the Puppets in the Green Mountains schedule here.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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19 Sep 2008
|Here is Why I Live in Vermont
Brewster River photograph from my favorite photoblog: Megapickles . . . see the September 16, 2008 entry.
The Brewster River runs north down from Spruce Peak to the town of Jeffersonville VT where it empties into the Lamoille River.
More Brewster River photos are available here.
There is a widely photographed falls you can find in Brewster River Gorge. Locally, it is sometimes called Jefferson Falls.
If you want to fish the area, stop by an excellent little fly shop called Green Mountain Troutfitters to arrange for a guide, get the current flies, etc.
Be sure to drive Route 108 from Jeffersonville to Stowe or the opposite way from Stowe to Jeffersonville. It goes through an area called Smugglers Notch and it is one of the prettiest drives in Vermont.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor (except the photo from the Megapickles website
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18 Sep 2008
|There Is A Lot Going On This Weekend, Sept 20 and 21
There are a lot of events going on in Vermont this weekend, too much to review here but I've chosen what I think are a good cross section. If you would like a longer list, go to Vermont Vacationwebsite.
Northern Vermont
The Northeast Kingdom Quiltfest 2008 is being held Saturday, September 20, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at the New port VT Municipal Building, 222 Main St. (map on the website home page). Admission is free. Quilt displays, demonstrations, door prizes, raffle quilt, scavenger hunt. Free admission.
Nearby in St. Johnsbury is the Festival of Traditional Crafts at the Fairbanks Museum, on Saturday, September 20, 2008. Artisans and history experts demonstrate the skills that New Englanders used a few hundred years ago including soap making, log boring, chair caning, basket weaving, boat building, natural fiber dyeing, rope braiding, blacksmithing, wood carving, weather forecasting techniques, grafting apple trees, etc. This is part of The Fairbanks Institute for Traditional Crafts series of events - check the website for future workshops. The festival continues into the night with a 7:00 performance by The Bob Amos Band and guest Drexel Rayford who blend several types of music to create a "Sounds of the Kingdom." Here is a Google Map for the museum.
Boyden Family Farm Harvest Festival, September 20 and 21 in Cambridge VT. Go ahead and bring the kids to the festival to see grape picking, grape crushing and pressing, stomping contest, music, clowns and face painting, old farming demonstrations, apple pressing and cider tasting, wine tastings, live music, cheese and bread tastings, Green River Canoe tours.
Battle of Meach Cove Civil Ware Reenactment both Saturday and Sunday. Free admission to "two days of Civil War battles, cannon fire, demonstrations by the artillery, cavalry & hospital corps, infantry drill and camp life of a soldier from the North and the South. Learn about Vermonts role in the Civil War, see Union and Confederate troops squaring off against each other using 1860s tactics and talk with reenactors about the life of a typical soldier." At Meach Cove, just outside Shelburne and about 15 minutes south of Burlington.
While you are in the area, you can pick apples at the Shelburne Orchards
Central Vermont
September 20 and 21, Ludlow VT
Antique tractors, engines, and machinery show with demonstrations of a shingle mill, saw mill, drag saw, threshing machine, wood splitter, cider press, ice cream maker, evening music and dancing. Tractors and parts for
sale.Tractor pulls on Sunday.
Take Bixby Road off Route 103 and follow the signs.
Mushroom hunting Sept 21, 2008 at the Senator Justin Morrill State Historic Site 214 Justin Morrill Highway from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. Mushroom hunting with mycologist Faith Hunt, who shows which can be eaten and which cannot. After the hunt, taste there will be a tasting of cooked wild mushrooms.
Sculptfest 08
on Marble Street in Rutland VT. This is an annual event held for the last nine years, "presents large-scale, outdoor installations. An invited curator selects up to ten artists to respond to the post-industrial landscape surrounding the Carving Studio and Sculpture Center. The Studio works with Gawet Marble and Granite Company to accommodate individual artistic visions. This years opening reception will again feature a Fine Art Raffle of donated works by well-known sculptors."
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The church originally featured tall lofty ceilings, so Zecc broke up the open space while creating more living area by inserting modular floors and stairways. The modular additions were built with respect to the lovely open feel inside the church, and they don't interrupt the sight lines or open feel of the interior. The interior of the building now features a bedroom, a study room and a bathroom.
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NOMA's Italian painting collection from the early Renaissance through the 18th Century is particularly distinguished. A group of panel paintings in tempera with gilded backgrounds, some as early as the 1300s, includes Bartolomeo Vivarini's altarpiece of the Coronation of the Virgin.
Although oil painting was invented in the north of Europe, it was the Venetian painters who first understood the potential of this new technique for brilliance of color, light and texture. Portraits by Lorenzo Lotto and Tiepolo show off this virtuosity with oil paint, as well as an insight into the subjects of the portraits that carries across the centuries.
From Genoa comes Luca Cambiaso's sumptuous treatment of the female nude in the Allegory of Venus and Earthly Vanity. The melodrama of Death Comes to the Banquet Table by Giovanni Martinelli is heightened by the sharp contours and clarity of form that were typical of Florentine painting of the 17th Century.
NOMA's emphasis on the French painting collection reflects the traditional taste of New Orleans which was originally a French city. Landscape paintings, from the sublime sunset of Claude Lorrain's Ideal View of Tivoli to the fashionable Park of St. Cloud by Hubert Robert, has been an abiding interest of French artists. Charming rococo scenes by François Boucher and Charles Joseph Natoire are visitor favorites.
By far the largest and grandest painting in these galleries is Élisabeth-Louise Vigée Lebrun's Portrait of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, which was commissioned by the King's younger brother, the Comte d'Artois. Marie's husband, King Louis XVI, is resplendent in Antoine-François Callet's portrait documenting the last years of the ancien régime.
NOMA is fortunate to have an important oil sketch for Baron Gros's most famous painting, Pest House at Jaffa, which depicts a controversial episode of Napoleon's Egyptian campaign. Always aware of the propagandistic power of his image, Napoleon reportedly insisted that the artist present him in a more heroic pose in the final version.
French fascination with an exotic vision of North Africa is represented in genre paintings of chess players and snake charmers by Gérôme. His contemporary colleague William-Adolphe Bouguereau was immensely popular for works like Whisperings of Love in which is one of NOMA's most popular paintings.
NOMA has a personal tie with Impressionist art, especially because of Edgar Degas' family connections with the city. Degas spent a few months his mother's native city of New Orleans in the winter of 1872-1873. In fact, you can visit the Degas House, which is near NOMA at 2306 Esplanade Avenue. During his stay, Degas painted a portrait of his cousin Estelle Musson, who was nearly blind, as she arranged flowers in a vase. This painting is currently on display on the second floor of NOMA.
Degas' Impressionist colleagues, including Monet, Pissarro and Renoir, are also well-represented in NOMA's collection. Paintings by their immediate successors, such as Post-Impressionist artist Gauguin, also grace the walls of the Impressionist galleries.
In addition to the Impressionist gallery, Fauves, Expressionists, Cubists, and explorers of abstraction offer one of the most exciting aspects of the collection. Outstanding canvases by Braque and Picasso, Vlaminck, Derain, Roualt, Chagall, Kandinsky and Kirschner, are on view. Complementing these is a choice group of works by their Spanish contemporaries, Juan Gris and Joan Miró.
Dutch and Flemish artists were celebrated for their command of detail and faithful depiction of nature. This can be seen in Marinus van Reymerswaele's The Lawyer's Office, which refers to an actual lawsuit filed in 1526. The documents of this court case are recorded with amazing precision on the background wall.
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Though the Italian Renaissance was unfolding far away and the North had their own distinctive style, a significant number of Northern artists made the voyage across the Alps. They returned home profoundly impressed by their encounter with Michelangelo and the classical heritage, as can be seen in Maerten van Heemskerk's Apollo and the Muses.


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BeachGrandma wrote:Deejay, did you say 4 (F.O.U.R.) of you sleep in the back bedroom or was this a typo? Maybe the room is the size of an army barracks, that could explain it. Or maybe you have 2 sets of bunk beds which would save on floor space. This would require a great deal of compromise and consideration of each other to put four women in one bedroom, but hey, growing up we had 9 people in a 3 bedroom house, so since Mother and Daddy had the front bedroom, 7 of us kids slept in 2 bedrooms. Luckily, we were spread out in age so by the time my baby brother was born, a couple of the older ones were on their way out. Frankly, as next to the youngest, I loved sleeping with my older sisters all the time. They told great ghost stories, as did my mother, reading as she did from James Whitcomb Riley children's books which scared us half to death but we still wanted to hear them. Anyway, you have a great opportunity to witness for Jesus, a sort of "Go into all YOUR world and preach the gospel..." Have you ever had to ask one of the women to leave for any reason? And are 7 in your half a house the most you've ever had? I find all this so interesting.
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Rehab Craft Cambodia (RCC) is a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization developed to create employment for Cambodians with disabilities. Many Cambodians are disabled due to injuries from land mines left after the war; land mines are still a major problem in the country. RCC recognizes the obstacles these Cambodians face and gives them skills to create a successful and meaningful business. Since people with disabilities have historically had few opportunities for training or employment, RCC does not hire on the basis of education or job experience. Instead, the organization is dedicated to providing training and opportunities for advancement within the company. RCC pays fair wages for skilled work; its artisans earn two and one-half to three times the average factory–production wage.Ten Thousand Villages has been buying from Rehab Craft Cambodia since 2006.
"After I finished 12 years of school, it was hard to find a job. Then I got a job for two years at a handicraft shop, but I didn't earn very much money. Working as a producer at Rehab Craft Cambodia [RCC] for the past year has been good. Rehab Craft is different, because all the staff have disabilities and we understand each other.
"I'm glad that Ten Thousand Villages orders many recycled fish feed bags from us so that the workshop stays very busy and I can save some money. Someday, I hope to buy a little house for my family."
There are not many opportunities for Cambodians such as Thik Hong, who live with disabilities, to find work or to learn skills to support themselves. Rehab Craft Cambodia provides a lifeline, however, training people with disabilities in handicraft production, and providing career opportunities within the organization. Rehab Craft is a non-profit, local nongovernmental organization that has been operating for 13 years. RCC was originally funded by a New Zealand organization, but has been financially sustainable and independent for the past seven years. Everyone who works at RCC has some form of physical disability, from the guard at the gate to the team leaders of the organization.
Recent research shows that approximately 4 percent of Cambodians are disabled, which is one of the highest rates of disabilities in the world. Some of these disabilities are the results of land mines and unexploded ordinance left over from more than two decades of war. There are also many people affected by polio, or who have limbs amputated due to untreated diabetes.
Rehab Craft runs a training program for people with disabilities to learn various crafts, including producing handicrafts from silver, silk, stone and wood. Some of these artisans continue to be employed by the organization, while others set up independent production in the provinces. RCC purchases and markets many of their products in their showrooms in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Management positions are generally filled from within the organization, so those with management potential have the possibility of working their way up in the organization.
Rehab Craft has been exporting products to Ten Thousand Villages since 2006. With continued sales to a variety of fair trade organizations like Ten Thousand Villages, Rehab Craft Cambodia should be in a good position to continue and expand its work creating opportunities and improving quality of life of Cambodians with disabilities in the future.
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Dolt, circa late 1950's. Glen Denny and Jerry Gallwas corrected me in identifying Dolt. I had thought it was Mark Powell because he was known for wearing a similar hat. Apparently this hat style was popular in the late "50's.
Dolt in Camp 4. Note the umbrella clipped to his waist.
Mark Powell and Warren Harding in Camp 4, 1957. Note the similar hat.
Harding and Powell rappelling off the Nose of El Capitan during the first effort on the first ascent in 1957. Photo by Bill "Dolt" Feuerer.
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County Health Programs Director Herman Martinez has been named Social Worker of the Year by the Social Workers of Southern New Mexico Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers.
As the host county for the 2001 New Mexico Association of Counties (NMAC) Summer Conference, Doña Ana County is in the final stages of preparations for the four-day event, which begins next Tuesday, June 5, at 10 a.m. with early-bird registration at Mayfield High School.
In recent days, Doña Ana County has come under fire from a few residents and politicians over a proposed amended ordinance. The criticism, while undoubtedly well-meaning, has been unnecessarily alarmist in nature.
Correctional Officers Week is celebrated each year during the first full week of May.
Within five years, the 2.5 million residents of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, are projected to run out of fresh drinking water. The neighboring metropolis of El Paso, Texas, is projected by the U.S. Geologic Survey to face the same predicament within 15 years.
The Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners has approved a preliminary 2001/2002 budget that includes more than $1.8 million for health-care programs across the county and nearly a half-million dollars for non-health-related programs, including youth and senior recreation initiatives.


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I'm wondering if there any way to see a 'reverse feed' of sorts. I want to see the tweets of people that are following me. Is there a web app for that, or some way to do it on Twitter?
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You can set up a list and create a custom RSS with this app: TwitterList2RSS
The Twitter API gives you a list of your followers and can also pull all tweets from a given user. Combining these, it wouldn't be hard to create something that does what you want.


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Schladming: Small apartment house "Ennshaus Tritscher". 200 m from the centre, in a central position, directly by the stream. Parking at the house. Grocery, restaurant 200 m, outdoor swimming pool, indoor swimming pool 800 m. Golf course 5 km, gondola lift 800 m, ski bus stop 200 m, ski school 800 m. Please note: ski bus (free of charge). Breakfast and full board available at the inn 200 m away. Walking and cycling paths from the house. Underground parking space available to rent 200 m away. 2-room apartment 58 m2 on 1st floor, rustic furnishings: entrance hall. 1 double bedroom with shower. Living room with 1 bed, cable TV, radio and electric heating. Kitchen (2 hot plates, microwave) with dining table. Sep. WC. Patio. Maximum 1 pet/ dog allowed. Own outside staircase.
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I have been on Keppra for 2 years now, following my last seizure, The mood changes seem to stem from a dilution of the filter that keeps your thoughts and emotions bottled up inside. I now will think and say things to people that I normally would keep to myself. These "outburst" seem to be more prevalent in stressful situations. Conversely, in a relaxed situation, my thought patterns flow in a more unencumbered manner. I feel more intelligent, imaginative, and creative. Also, (and this will mean little or nothing to non participants of the sport), my golf game has improved by 8 to 10 strokes in an 18 hole round! This is incredible, considering am 57 years old and have been playing consistently for 45 years. It seems as if the extraneous thought patterns that affect the moment a golf swing are minimized, allowing me to perform closer to the way I had planned. I have gone from shooting scores in the mid 80s to consistently scoring in the mid 70s, and have shot 2 rounds under par. People who don't golf, (including my neurologist) make light of this theory, but regular golfers will agree that an improvement of this magnitude just does not happen, especially at my age. I currently tak
I have very few seizures with many years in between having one, and caused as an adult when under extreme stress, I have been used as a guinea pig being put on different pills that make me a very depressed person with among other side affects, I want to feel normal happy person I am while taking a antiseizure medicine, not feel like im drugged up!!!! The only pill I know that makes me feel normal is phenobarbital but these doctors wont listen
I developed a seizure disorder when I was 18, having multiple seizures a day. I was unable to be left alone, drive, work, or basically do anything with out supervision. My neurologist put me on Keppra immediately. At first I continued having seizures while on the medication. My doctor kept upping the dose. Finally when I reached 2000mgs/day 1000 in the am and 1000 in the pm I stopped having seizures. Unfortunately I was exhausted all the time. I would take it in the morning and then three hours later would need a 4-5 hour nap. Needless to say this disrupted my life just like the seizures were. I could now go unsupervised, but basically did nothing but sleep. It was a miracle to not have seizures anymore, but sleeping all the time wasn't a solution either.
If you find that some of the ratings are all 4 or 5, everyone I have spoken to has side effects. Be careful not to believe unbelievable ratings. You never know who works for companies, and some of the ratings may be put there as subliminal advertising. This is a balancing decision - whether you are prepared to tolerate the drugs side effects, or suffer seizures. It is awful and just awful for people who you are living with too. Everyone needs to read about what to expect from being on Keppra. There are vitamins that help relieve them - B12, and something called Ex-Stress, but it will be hard to live with. Nothing in life doesn't have a price to pay for the good it does, but it still works better than any other drug I have ever been prescribed, so I will carry on taking it, even though there will be more tears and anxiety than I used to have to live with. God bless you, whoever you are.I take 2 500mg tablets morning and night and have been on Keppra with Lamotrigine for 2 months now.
At first it is brilliant - it simply stops seizures. It seems like a miracle drug but the side effects get worse and worse as time goes by. It takes a few weeks until the moods and anxiety get dreadful to cope with. Extreme depression and tearfullness get worse each day. It is bad for people who live in the same house, and provokes arguments and emotional distress. Keppra makes you very tired, even falling asleep approximately 5 hours after taking it. By the time the side effects become very bad, you have got used to not having seizures and it would be awful to choose between going through the side effects, and going through the seizures. I have chosen to tolerate the side effects, but the miracle of the drug stopping the seizures is not there any longer. Generally difficult to balance but take vitamin B12 and it relieves side effects quite well. Good luck to anyone suffering, hope your families will understand your plight.
I havent had a siezure since Ive been taking Keppra.Never had any side effects.This is wonderful.
I have used Keppra in conjunction with Dilantin to control my seizures since 2004. In 2003 I had two seizures caused by a brain tumor, a meningioma, and it is a great drug. Since it has become available in generic form I do not believe it is as costly as indicated.My side effects are minimal occasional blurry vision usually mid-afternoon, . I do take Vitamin D supplements in conjunction with Keppra. Since I get my drugs from the VA there is only a nominal cost
Hi im Terry. i have tryed a lot of other meds for my seizures nothing worked and all made me sick . The doctor put me on keppra it helps me somewhat . I also think that this medication should be at the top of the list to be used first.
If you have complex partial seizures ask your drs about Keppra along with Vimpat. Vimpat 100mg in am & pm Keppra 500mg which in my case was increased up to 2 1/2 pills in am and pm. (Keppra by itself did not stop seizures) While I was on Keppra alone I was having small memory loss. Could not remember anything when I came to. Vimpat changed everything. While on Keppra alone I was driving to work and ran into the back of someone - had a seizures and kept going. I had no idea 10 min after the fact what had happened. The front of my car was bashed in and I had no idea what had happened because I had a full blown complex partial seizure. Had to hire a lawyer so I would not be given a ticket for Hit & Run. All charges were dropped because I had all medical records from dr. If you have Complex Partial Seizures do not drive.
For those of you on Keppra ask your drs about Vimpat given along with Keppra. My husband was diagnosed with Complex Partial Seisures and was put on Keppra 500mg 2 1/2 in morning and 2 1/2 at night along with 100mg in am and 100mg at night He has been himself since the dr added this new drug called Vimpat. When he was on keppra which we had to have increased several times. He was still having black outs with his memory. We were getting scared nothing was going to work. The last time in with his dr. he added 100 mg in am and pm. Totally a different person - himself. Yes he still feels tired at times but thats the trade off. When he was on Keppra by itself he would cry for no reason. Very Emotional. Vimpat changed all that. We also went to Emory in Atlanta and they agreed Vimpat was a good choice. I am hoping we can reduce the mg of Keppra and keep Vimpat. That will be our next question to dr. If you don't have insurance Vimpat is very expensive. But worth every penny.
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Kathleen "Kathy" Feikls, 50, of 28 East Main St., Ludlow, passed away Monday, Dec. 13, 2010, at Kane Community Hospital.
Born June 12, 1960, in Centralia, Ill., she was a daughter of Hugh A. and Dolores Murphy Rich Jr. On Nov. 28, 1998, at St. Callistus Church, she married Henry "Hank" Feikls Jr. who survives.
Kathy was a loving, caring, compassionate and kind person who loved her family and friends and organized all the family parties, get togethers and travel plans.
Shirley Harrington-Tuhey, age 80, of Scottsdale, Ariz. and previously of St. Charles, Geneva and West Chicago; loving mother of Timothy (Karen) Harrington, Warren (Carol) Harrington, Chris (John) Suppes; cherished grandmother of Lindsey Harrington (Mike Powers), Stacia (Eric) Sanny, Jennifer and Carrie Harrington; dear great grandmother of Carter and Elise Sanny and Hugh Powers; caring stepmother of Deborah (Peter) Meyer, Bob Tuhey and step grandmother of Jakob and Callahan Meyer, Jack and Max Tuhey, Shannon (Jason) Hayes; died recently.
Bethel Whipple, 83, of Jefferson Street, Warren, and formerly of Chapman Dam Road, passed away on Monday, Dec. 13, 2010 at her residence.
Mrs. Whipple was born Aug. 22, 1927, in Warren, the daughter of the late Carl and Belle Bly Larson. Bethel was a graduate of Warren High School and enjoyed her family, fishing, and camping.
The rev. Richard C. "Dick" Nelson, 82, loving husband, father, grandfather and faithful servant, formerly of 110 Wetmore Ave., Kane, went home to be with his Lord Saturday afternoon, Dec. 11, 2010 at The Lutheran Home at Kane after a lengthy battle with Parkinson's Disease.
Born Aug. 21, 1928 in Johnsonburg, he was the eldest son of Roy and Genevieve Olson Nelson. On Sept. 20, 1980 in Kane, he married the former Phyllis E. Eckborg, who survives.
Helen I. Micheau, 103, formerly of 416 Welsh St., died Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010, at the Lutheran Home at Kane.
Born May 27, 1907, In Knightstown, Ind., she was a daughter of Clair and Edna Amsler Shreffler. She was married to Lewis Micheau who preceded her in death.
Helen I. Micheau, 103, died Tuesday afternoon at the Lutheran Home at Kane. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Cummings Funeral Home.
Frederick Howard Willman, age 79, passed away on Friday, Dec. 3, 2010 in San Antonio, Texas. Frederick was born on Nov. 4, 2010 in Mt. Jewett to Howard and Gertrude Willman. He graduated in 1949 from Kane High School and then in 1952 he graduated from Grove City College in Grove City. Frederick was in management for Gulf Oil Corporation for 33 years and was a Comptroller for St. Luke's Hospital in Houston, Texas for four years. Upon retirement, he served as a Volunteer for Venice Hospital in Venice, Florida and for the United Way.
Carol J. Nelson, 60, of 381 South Settlement Rd., Kane, died Saturday afternoon, Dec. 4, 2010, at The Lutheran Home at Kane.
Born April 26, 1950 in Ridgway, she was the daughter of Carl and Rosemond Schilk Wilson. On Oct. 12, 1974, she married James P. Nelson, who survives.
Mrs. Nelson worked at Blair New Process in Irvine for several years, then later as a nurses aide at The Lutheran Home at Kane for 18 years.
Betty Jane Johnson, 89, of Sena Kean Manor, Smethport, passed away peacefully Wednesday (Dec. 2, 2010) at her residence.
Born on April 6, 1921 in Crosby, she was a daughter of Harry J. and Ida M. Swanson Timmerman. She graduated from Smethport High School in 1939. On Dec. 14, 1940 Betty was married to Quinten C. Johnson in Smethport officiated by the Rev. Leonard D. Peale. The couple would have celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary this month.
Timothy A. Brechtel, 63, of 217 Welsh St., Kane, died Friday morning, Dec. 3, 2010 at the Kane Community Hospital after being stricken at home.
Born Sept. 19, 1947 in Ridgway, he was the son of Arthur and Lucille Rezmerski Brechtel. On Feb. 8, 1975 in Kane, he married Sherry L. Stewart, who survives.
Mr. Brechtel worked in the lab at Stackpole Corp. in St. Marys for over 20 years.
He attended St. Callistus Catholic Church in Kane, and was a fireman for 47 years in Kane and Wilcox, having served as chief for the latter. He also belonged to the Central District Firemen.


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"A very quick and easy (and tasty!) shrimp dip. Serve with a nice assortment of crackers."
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1 (8 ounce) package
cream cheese
1 (4 ounce) can
small shrimp, drained
1/2 (12 ounce) bottle
cocktail sauce
This is loved everywhere I take it but a few things different in mine.
Mix softened cream cheese and 1 Tblsp of Milk with electric mixer. And 1 Tablespoon Garlic powder 1/4 of a small onion finely chopped and 1/4 of the Cocktail jar. Mix well with electric mixer. Then put on platter, cover with well drained baby shrimp and the rest of the cocktail sauce. Chill in fridge an hour serve with crackers.
I have had this dip before and loved it, but I didn't like it very much when I made it myself. Maybe it was the type of cocktail sauce I used? It was also difficult to dip my bagel crackers int it. They would break every time i tried to scoop up some of the cream cheese.
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Classic! Very appealing and easy. I beat the cream cheese with 4 oz. sour cream just to make it creamier and easier to scoop up with crackers.
This is great!!! I don't use canned shrimp. I use fresh shrimp and I put the cocktail sauce over the cream cheese and then put the shrimp over the cocktail sauce. It is great for parties!!!
I have used this recipe for years & it's excellent! I do prefer to use fresh shrimp. I use wheat thins as a cracker to dip them with... yum! **Please note though, the cocktail sauce can make a world of difference, so make sure you use something you know you like!
This is just one of those classic recipes. Simple yet delicious, my mom always made this for company. Instead of layering the ingredients though she mixed it all together into a lovely pink dip. I can never get enough of it.
I made this with a few changes, I made my own cocktail sauce (Katchup and hoursradish) because I like more horseradishy zipI threw all the ingredients in a blender and then chilled it in a bowl, served with potato chips and it is AMAZING!
I'm not a huge fan of shrimp but this shrimp dip is very good. I used 2 cans of shrimp mixed with 1 bottle of zesty chili sauce. I also added approx. 1/2 cup sour cream to the cream cheese for a better texture and for the ease of spreading/scooping. Top this dip off with 2 cups of shredded mild cheddar cheese and use Tostito brand "scoops" for scooping the dip....YUM!!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Very Easy Shrimp Dip
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 134
Calories from Fat: 92
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