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DeWayne McCulley is an ex-diabetic engineer who survived a near-death, coma experience with a blood glucose level of 1337 -- more than 1200 points above normal. Despite hyperglycemia, dehydration, two blood clots, high cholesterol, pneumonia and four insulin shots a day, DeWayne was able to use his 30 years of experience in Corporate America (engineering and biochemistry) to methodically and completely wean himself off the insulin, Coumadin and other drugs to lower his average glucose level to 92.5 and his hemoglobin A1C to 4.5% -- reversing his diabetes, losing over 52 pounds, and requiring no drugs of any kind in less than 6 months. He credits his recovery to God, his doctors and nurses, his mother, his daughter Cynthia, a set of unexplained accidents (blessings), and his engineering background. With a lot of encouragement from Cynthia, his mother and various people from work, the local churches, people in the wellness industry, and the two diabetic support groups he was facilitating, DeWayne decided to write a book that explains the real root causes of Type 2 diabetes and how to beat the disease (and its complications). His hope is that this book will inspire you the way he was inspired -- by people he would never have met if it weren't for his experience with diabetes. DeWayne currently works as diabetes educator, speaker and health advocate, providing workshops and training to companies, health organizations, churches, families, wellness groups, and other community groups about diabetes, nutrition, heart disease and stroke. Author's website: http://www.deathtodiabetes.com
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It''s well written and easy enough for anyone to make sense of what is needed to get you on track. The author writes honestly and simply about his own situation, but his scientific research is executed most professionally, and is totally credible.
If you really stick to eating the way the author recommends and do some moderate exercise a few times a week, your blood sugars will improve greatly.
This is not a quick- fix, but rather a life- style changing regime, which anyone can follow, if he/she is really committed.
An excellent read and reference book for anyone interested in improving any stage of diabetes, with or without the usage of drugs.
I am very happy that I made the investment, and will keep the book handy for many years to come.
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In this book, the author goes over how he went from someone who went into a diabetic coma with a blood glucose of 1337 (80-120 is normal) who had been subsisting on processed food to someone who has slimmed down, learned to eat right, and now has a blood sugar in the 80-110 range. He talks about how the foods diabetics are not discouraged to eat by the medical profession such as potatoes, bananas, cereal, and many dairy products cause the blood sugar to spike and worsen glucose control. Instead, he recommends that you snack on veggies such as brussel sprouts. He even talks about his "power breakfast" - brussel sprouts with olive oil, salmon, and water. He determined what worked for him the same as Dr. Bernstein - by meticulous record keeping of his blood glucose after ingesting various foods.
The author also talks about other issues that will be more familiar such as exercise and record keeping. Also, he incorporates a spiritual component into his healing process that includes prayer and inspirational quotes. Finally, he talks about various nutritional supplements such as cinnamon, gymnema sylvestre, and bitter melon, and how each might be helpful in blood glucose control.
The reason I am only giving this book four stars is that, although everyone will be helped by reading this book and following its advice, not everyone will be, for all intents and purposes, "cured" of their diabetic condition. For one thing, the author is a man, and diabetes in women often faces the additional complications of insulin reacting with the female hormones to make the condition more difficult to treat. Then there are those of us with polyglandular failure where more than one of the endocrine systems fails - for example, hypothyroidism combined with diabetes greatly complicates the treatment of both conditions. Also, there are drug-induced cases of diabetes such as those caused by thiazide diuretics, necessary to limit blood pressure in salt-sensitive individuals. However, if yours is a case where there is not a strong genetic component or complicating factors, and your lifestyle is the greatly dominating cause of the disease, you might be able to mimic the author's truly tremendous outcome.
The author is an engineer, and has used his engineering skills to analyze the causes of his high blood sugar levels, what brought his blood sugar under control, and designed a diet that successfully brought his blood sugar under control. The author sets much higher standards than does the medical profession on what he considers to be healthy blood sugar levels and A1C levels. His goal, which he states that he has achieved over time, was to lower his A1C to around 4.5, much lower than the A1C levels of 5.9 to 6.5 recognized as "normal" by the medical profession. His reason for doing so is that an A1C reading of 4.5 is what is normal for a typical non-diabetic. He maintains that even slightly elevated blood sugar levels can do damage to your body over time, causing complications like heart disease. Although the lower blood sugar levels the author is recommending sounds daunting if not impossible at first, I do not believe they are impossible. To be sure, it will require a radical lifestyle change in diet and exercise to work. There are no quick or temporary fixes. I'm still in the process of implementing the ideas outlined in this book. But I have seen notable process in getting my blood sugar under control. How long will it take to complete the program? The author states that it could take between 4 and 18 months depending on how dedicated you are to sticking with the plan. In his case, he states it only took 4 months.
This is definitely not your average read on diabetes. But who can argue with improving your condition, something your doctor probably won't admit is possible, let alone the possibility of getting off prescription drugs for diabets entirely?
Until now.
This book is written from DeWayne McCulley's personal experience at beating Type II Diabetes and I can tell from this book he has done a great deal of research. I've read many health books, but this is the first health book that I've read that takes me one or more steps beyond the others to explain why I should do something or why something happens the way it does. For example, my personal trainer said I should warm up for 5 minutes, weight train, do cardio for at least 20 minutes (with 5 minutes warming up and 5 minutes cooling down), and then perform a series of stretches. It worked for me for a while, but then I got smart and thought if I do cardio first, I should lose weight faster, but in fact I gained more weight - and DeWayne McCulley explains why this happens and why we need to exercise in a certain order - and the proper super foods we need to consume and when to consume them!
I use this book like I use an encyclopedia; I pick it up and start reading in any chapter and I'm not able to put it down until I finish the chapter! I have learned a great deal, have implemented the author's suggestions, and Iknow I will learn a great deal more as I continue to read this book.
This book is not theory, it's real. DeWayne McCulley's personal story is so inspiring -- there is hope for diabetics. It walks you through each step (stage) in easy-to-follow steps. If you want to understand the science, it's in there. If you just want to get better, you can just follow the steps. If you want to do your own research, it gives you medical references. And, I've never read a health book that provided inspirational quotes from people like Oprah, Muhammad Ali, and Arthur Ashe. This book does not ignore the power of the human spirit; and, it gives you ideas how to use that spirit to get well! It even warns you about some of the health scams and healthy foods that are not healthy -- and it explains why. And, there is so much more.
It explains in simple terms why people are diabetic and what they can do to change that in a short period of time. It explains why most vitamin supplements don't work and how to figure out if your supplements are any good. You can become your own expert by reading this book.
I went to DeWayne McCulley's website ([...]) -- you can look at his actual medical records (on the About Author page). And, you can look inside the book on the Book Highlights page, where DeWayne has given us various pages from Chapters 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, the Appendix, and the Index which adds up to 62 pages of his book!
This book is a must have for everyone who reads English!
Here's a small glimpse of what you'll find in this book and on DeWayne's website:
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: My Coma & Recovery
Chapter 3: Types of Diabetes
Chapter 4: The Diabetes Control & Reversal Model
Chapter 5: The Major Macronutrients
Chapter 6: The 5 "Live" and the 5 "Dead" Foods
Chapter 7: The Super Meal Model
Chapter 8: Nutritional Supplementation
Chapter 9: Cleansing / Detoxification
Chapter 10: Exercise
Chapter 11: Blood Glucose Testing / Doctor Visits
Chapter 12: Drugs / Medications
Chapter 13: Mind & Spirit
Chapter 14: The 6 Stages of Diabetes Control & Reversal
Chapter 15: Diabetic Complications
Chapter 16: Next Steps
Chapter 17: Recipes of Super Meals
Figures & Tables
Figure 1: Diagnosis & Treatment Guidelines
Figure 2: Impact of Diabetes (Annually)
Figure 3: Type 2 Diabetes at the Cellular Level
Figure 4: Metabolic Doom Cycle
Figure 5: The Diabetes Control & Reversal Model
Figure 6: Super Meal Model
Figure 7: No. of Calories & Grams in a Super Meal
Figure 8: Nutritional Profile of a Super Meal
Figure 9: Hemoglobin A1C & Blood Glucose Readings
Figure 10: Schedule of Doctor Visits
Figure 11: Line Graph of Blood Glucose Readings
Figure 12: Bar Graph of Blood Glucose Readings & Meals
Figure 13: The Diabetes Control & Reversal Model
Figure 14: Timeline from Stage 1 to Stage 6
Figure 15: Super Meal Model
Figure 16: Alternative Healthier Foods
I came away with a few important points.
You can't take insulin in any form to supplement/support your bad eating habits. It will get you in the end.
You have to change your eating habits -period -might as well face that fact.
Dietians don't get it and you can't eat the same harmful foods in any exchange program, you have to change what/how you eat!
I have been following his eating formula and altered it only slightly to meet my tastes - I am in Montana, I don't like that much fish and lean organic range beef is our staple :)
Now my type II diabetes is almost completely under control without feeling hungry. This positive change happened in a short period of time.
Since I'm cooking for myself, I also started cooking healthy homemade dog food and my older dog is effected less by arthritis and the puppy isn't having upset stomach from the canned food (no matter how natural).
However, like other books, I disagree with taking a tons of weird expensive supplements from suspect suppliers and we all need liver detoxing or water washed up our colon etc.
If you start eating correctly - your body will re-balance it's self naturally. Making your poor body metabolize expensive supplements and vitamins while it's recovering isn't necessary in my opinion. Unless you have a distinct deficiency that a Dr or naturopath has discovered. Take a good multivitamin - one is fine -tons just tax your body and you pee it out anyway.
I found I needed only one supplement that put things back into line Drenamin - adrenal gland support supplement. Most type II diabetics besides having a poor diet are usually stressed and over caffeinated.
This is a great supplement with vitamins. Again, this book is worth the investment and will actually help you recovery from type II diabetes
This is a simple program to follow, that will change your life completely. Your body will be fed the foods it needs to heal itself and you will no longer crave the "dead" foods that Mr.McCully speaks of in his book.
I can't thank Mr. McCulley enough for writing this book and sharing his own near death experience with diabetes. The plan he devised REALLY works! It's just amazing to see my BS levels dropping daily. When diagnosed in Oct 2005, my BS was 460 and with meds and the doctors direction, I couldnt get it below 300 on most days. I took it this morning, after being on Mr. McCulley's program now for 10 days and my BS level was 122. I think that's pretty incredible.
I feel as if I have control over my sugar for the first time since being diagnosed and I owe it all to Mr. McCulley.
Eileen Gallagher
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I just finished up a terrific stay at the Four Seasons Austin.
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Bank of England business lending scheme questioned as credit for companies falls by £3.9bn
- Lending to small and medium businesses dropped by £435m in the second quarter
- Lloyds and RBS were among the banks to record the biggest
falls in lending
- Figures, however, are skewed by winding down of old loans by big banks
Banks and building societies failed to lend more money to UK companies in the second quarter despite the Government's Funding for Lending Scheme allowing them to tap into cheap credit, new data has showed.
Net lending to large businesses by financial institutions fell by £3.5billion in the second quarter of 2014, on top of the decline of £2.7billion recorded in the first quarter, the Bank of England said.
Lending to small and medium businesses, whose success is seen as key to a balanced and sustainable recovery, also dropped by £435million in the second quarter, although this was an improvement on the £719million drop in the first quarter.
Loans: Net lending to businesses by banks and building societies participating in the FLS scheme continued to fall in the second quarter
The FLS, which was launched by the Bank of England and the Treasury in August 2012 in a bid to kickstart the economic recovery, allows banks and building societies to tap into £80billion cheap credit in return for lending to businesses.
Initially banks could use the scheme to hand out loans also to households, but the Bank scrapped this from the end of January amid fears it was causing the housing market to overheat. The Bank also decided to offer even cheaper rates to banks and building societies for lending to small businesses.
So far, banks and building societies have drawn down £45.8billion, including £3.2billion in the second quarter. But today's data shows they are failing to increase lending to UK businesses - although the figures are skewed by the winding down of old loans by banks such as Lloyds and RBS.
SMEs: Lending to small businesses continued to decline in the second quarter, although it was a smaller fall than in the previous three months
Savers have also cause to be dissatisfied with the scheme.
Since its launch, the FLS has been blamed for causing interest paid on customers' accounts to drop greatly over the past as banks, awash with cash, have now little interest in attracting savers' deposits with table-topping deals.
Data from Moneyfacts show the average
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than two years ago, the average rate was a far superior 2.41 per cent.
The average one-year fix has slipped from 2.77 per cent two years ago,
to 1.54 per cent at the start of the year to 1.41 per cent at the end of July.
Five-year rates have dropped from 3.29 per cent, to 2.63 per cent to 2.59 per cent in the same period.
John Longworth, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, said that although the decline in lending to SMEs was less than in the previous quarter, the FLS continued to disappoint.
the welcome re-focus towards SME lending, the real test for the scheme
has always been whether it is able to get credit flowing to young and
fast-growing businesses.
'Unfortunately many of these firms remain frozen out when it comes to
accessing the finance they need to fulfil their potential. '
added: 'These figures reiterate that much more needs to be done to fill
major gap in the provision of SME finance in the UK, including
increasing the role of equity and bond markets and delivering a Business
Bank with a greater capital base than under current plans and the
ability to lend directly to businesses.'
Khalaf, senior analyst at stockbroker Hargreaves Lansdown, said: 'The
jury is still out on the Funding for Lending scheme and today's figures
don't increase the chances of a positive verdict.
'The Bank of England will maintain that the scheme will take some time to have full effect, and we don't know what business lending would be shrinking by if the scheme were not in place.
'Lending demand may also be part of the problem. Perhaps so, but meantime savers are bearing the brunt of the pain in their deposit accounts and cash ISAs.'
Among the banks to record the biggest falls in lending were Royal Bank of Scotland, which saw credit handed out to firms decline by £1.5billion, and Lloyds, which saw a fall of £2.1billion in the second quarter.
RBS also saw a £360million fall in lending to small businesses, but Lloyds recorded the best growth in lending to SMEs with an increase of £384million.
The biggest rise in net lending came from Santander, which lent £254million and new bank Aldermore, whose net lending totalled £118million.
Lloyds said the overall reduction in their total lending was the result of a fall in borrowing by large and multi-national companies.
And added: 'It is also the result of our continuing strategy of running off certain non-core parts of our lending, as we continue the shift to becoming a UK focused retail and commercial bank. This is a strategy that over time will allow us to lend even more to our SME customers.'
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Liberty School News, December 3, 2010
Lil Huffstatler Grisham welcomed the 45 attendees to the Nov. 16 meeting of Liberty School. Charlie Sappington gave the invocation and blessing prior to the covered-dish dinner.
In the business session Joanne Gaines read minutes from the Oct. 9 annual school reunion and Joyce Fitzgerald gave the financial report. Ms. Grisham stated that the Huffstatler family had given the school a donation.
E.M. "Boots" Herring thanked everyone for their calls during his and Jean's three-month absence from the meetings. He and Jean also donated a framed picture of George Washington to the school.
Recently Daphnia McMillen donated a picture and teaching certificate of Mrs. Mamie Skinner Carter to the school. This completes the school picture display of teachers who taught in the present Liberty school building.
"Classic Country" presented the entertainment for the evening. Members of the group: Terry McClusky (Ripley) drums; Charles McKee (Falkner), guitar and vocal; Kevin Mullins (Walnut) bass and vocal; B. L. Shaw (Tipplersville) lead guitar; Johnny F. Shoffner (Walnut) guitar and vocal. Included in the musical program: "Good Hearted Woman", "Folsum Prison Blues", " Tennessee Flattop", "I Turned Twenty-One In Prison", " Branded Man", "Diggin' Up Bones", "Truck Driving Man", "Heartaches by the Number", "Troubles by the Score", "North to Alaska", "Carroll County Blues", (lead guitar solo), "I'll Walk the Line", "Wildwood Flower", (instrumental), "Get on that Horse and Ride", "Working Man Blues", "If We Never Meet Again". Thank you "Classic Country" for a wonderful evening of entertainment.
Visitors for the evening were: "Classic Country" band members, Destiny, Katie and Cody Hester of New Albany, Mary and John Hogue of Keownville, Patsy McKee of Falkner, Chiaquita, Kristin and Katie Mullins, David Leo Roach, and Eloise Shoffner, all of Walnut.
We were glad to welcome Carolyn Brooks and Juanita Lowery back to the meetings after their extended absences.
Nov. birthdays were: Frances Dunson, E.M. "Boots" Herring, Bob Gaines, Gerald Gaines, Etoyce Pilcher, Jewel Rowan, Ruby Harris Tyer.
November anniversaries were: Patsy and Charles McKee of 42 years. Sympathy is extended to the families of James Dye, Sherman Gilley and George Sloan.
Mrs. Mabel Downs and family celebrate dThanksgiving at the school on Nov. 25.
The Dec. meeting and covered-dish dinner will be held Dec. 21st beginning at 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
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Sometimes the best way to break down something you don't know well is to compare it with something you do know well.
Bassmaster Classic
That's why mechanics have to know a little bit about everything. They have to diagnose the problem, explain it in real terms and then put it in simple terms like "the brain's telling it to go, but the legs just won't move."
That's why every bass fishing, figure skating, rugby or lacrosse analyst refers to the best in their sport as the "Tiger Woods of " (or at least they used to).
So, for those of you who might not know bass fishing, and for those who do, here's a preview of the biggest bass tournament of the year, the Bassmaster Classic on Lay Lake in Alabama, where the winner will take home $500,000 and become a bass fishing legend.
Yankees, Patriots, Pete Sampras, Jimmy Johnson
Kevin VanDam He's the guy everyone mentions when asked to pick a favorite. Anglers check their names on the standings compared with his.
He's good enough that in three years of covering bass fishing, I haven't heard a single Jean-Claude joke. He's KVD.
Drew Brees
Skeet Reese The defending Classic champ has never been able to do enough to receive the respect he deserves within the sport, but people are starting to come around. Reese is from California, has spiky hair (when he has hair) and likes the bass thumping in his truck as much as he likes catching bass on the water.
But he was one fish away from winning the biggest tournament of the year (Classic) in '07. He was Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year in '08. He won the Classic in '09 and was one fish away from following it up with another AOY title. People are just now starting to recognize he might belong in the Peyton Manning, Tom Brady category.
Philip Rivers, Andy Murray, Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Michael Iaconelli Iaconelli is the guy everyone wants to talk about, and everyone either likes him or hates him. Ask a speechless bass fan what he thinks of Ike and he'll either smile big and nod or give you the finger.
It took three names to try to place him. No one signs more autographs. I once watched Ike promise a man an autograph before getting pulled into a meeting. When he came out of the meeting 20 minutes later, he saw the same guy standing 100 yards down a hill and chased him down to make good.
That's the same guy who got frustrated in the 2006 Classic and proceeded to kick all things kickable and release a string of obscenities that had the Hell's Angels trying to settle him down. Whether it's kindness or anger, he's raw emotion and you'd remember him if you met him.
Los Angeles Lakers, Indianapolis Colts, Phil Mickelson, Pittsburgh Steelers, St. Louis Cardinals
Dean Rojas (8 Classics)
Terry Scroggins (7)
Alton Jones (13)
Kelly Jordon (8)
Jeff Kriet (6)
Aaron Martens (11)
Mike McClelland (7)
Bobby Lane (3)
You expect these guys to do well. A win from anyone this group would be a life-changing event, and if they get on a roll or the competition doesn't show up (see: Pittsburgh Steelers, 2006), they have the skill to step in and claim the title.
These guys always make the Classic and two of them will finish in the top five.
1994 U.S. World Cup team, 2009 Minnesota Vikings, Cleveland Cavaliers, 1980 U.S. hockey team at Lake Placid
Gerald Swindle (10 Classics)
Randy Howell (9)
Steve Kennedy (4)
Matt Herren (2)
Russ Lane (3)
Boyd Duckett (4)
In short, these guys are at home. This is their home lake. It's not to say that they aren't good anglers but the fact that this tournament is being held close to their home is as important as their skill level. Some on this list are better than others, but they're all holding a card in their deck the rest of the field doesn't have.
The difference between this group and the 2009 Vikings is sometimes in fishing, knowing a lake really well can actually hurt. When anglers fish based on their history with the lake instead of what's happening at the moment, it can turn on them.
The pressure of people expecting them to do well can be too much to handle.
Brett Favre
Denny Brauer (20 Classics)
The one flaw of this comparison is that Brauer has yet to retire (or unretire), but the rest is pretty solid. He's been around forever, has one title under his belt and everybody's wondering if he still has it.
Brauer is a legend in the sport and is fishing against a lot of guys who idolized him growing up. He has facial hair, likes hunting and wears No. 4 (made that part up, he actually wears No. 7). And how about that last name? Commonly misspelled. These guys might have been separated at birth.
Dan Marino
Gary Klein (28 Classics)
This one isn't a hard sell. Klein's an incredible angler one of the most respected in the world but he has yet to win the Classic.
This will be his 28th Classic. That is not easy to do. It would be like making the playoffs in the NBA 28 years out of the last 30. But it has produced no wins. He's come really close and says there's one in his future. Maybe it's this year.
Buffalo Bills of the early '90s
Greg Hackney (8 Classics)
He's one of the top guys and has wins on most levels in most tournaments even some huge wins on different tours. But he hasn't been able to take that success into the Classic.
He has one solid finish, fifth in 2008, but other than that it's been pretty dark. And that's after some pretty high hopes. He was favored last year on the Red River and finished 20th. He shows up and things just don't go right.
The last decade of Spurs teams
Cliff Pace (3 Classics)
Todd Faircloth (8)
Both of these guys are extremely talented and consistent, but they are hard to remember. They don't yell from the mountaintops, dance or do controversial things. They just catch fish every day, and sometimes they win.
Pace was a good day away from winning the Classic in 2008, which was the same year Faircloth almost won the AOY title. But they play a boring game. They're Tim Duncan and his bank shots extremely effective, but the opposite of flashy.
Zach Johnson, Gustavo Kuerten, Mark Grace
Tommy Biffle (16 Classics)
Mark Menendez (5)
Takahiro Omori (7)
Kevin Short (2)
Shaw Grigsby (12)
Brent Chapman (9)
Byron Velvick (2)
Kevin Wirth (11)
Casey Ashley (3)
Stephen Browning (6)
John Murray (6)
Jason Quinn (5)
Mark Tucker (7)
These are all solid professional anglers. Some of them have specialties like Kuerten on clay, but for the most part, these are the guys who are really, really good at catching bass. Any of them could win, but for most, winning the Classic would be a career maker.
Philadelphia 76ers in the 2001 NBA Finals
Scott Ashmore (1 Classic)
James Niggemeyer (2)
Cliff Crochet (1)
Frank Scalish (2)
Kotaro Kiriyama (6)
Jami Fralick (3)
These anglers are solid, they're here to win, but in reality, they're happy to make it to the dance and know that they're a long shot to win. It would take the three best fishing days of their lives.
But it's possible Fralick proved that a year ago (see below).
Jamie McMurray at Daytona, George Mason in 2006 NCAA tournament
Billy McCaghren (1 Classic)
Terry Butcher (1)
If someone from this group wins, it would be a prime example of just how big winning the Classic can be. It would be a true rags-to-riches story. You have to be good to make the Classic, so both are capable, but they'll need the tournament of their lives.
Fralick tasted what could be last year when he led the Classic after two days, which is something people still talk about when they bring up his name. Charlie Hartley led after Day 1 in 2008 and has been riding that high, at least from the public's standpoint, ever since.
And those were single days. This marks the first Classic for both of these anglers and a win would make their careers.
Los Angeles Clippers, "Rudy," Milwaukee Brewers
Randy Phillips (1 Classic)
Don Hogue (1)
Jody Adkins (1)
Brent Long (2)
Jeff Freeman (2)
Bryan Schmidt (2)
Pam Martin-Wells (1)
It's sad that you can put two professional organizations alongside "Rudy," but that's where we are. Most members of this group are fishing their first Classic and all but one qualified through the amateur ranks of the Federation Nation (Martin-Wells qualified through the Women's Bassmaster Tour).
A win by any of these would be true underdog stories worthy of a movie.
Vince Papale
Darrell West (1 Classic)
West winning the Classic would be like your neighbor, who plays golf every weekend and is a ringer in club tournaments, winning the Masters.
It shouldn't happen, but why not, right? You've seen him rock the pin at the muni.


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As anybody who has gotten vegetable-cooking advice from their nearest farmers market can attest, sometimes Grower Knows Best. Thatĺs certainly the case when the grower in question is also a cookbook author, writer and former food magazine editor.
Susie Middleton did the back-to-the-land thing several years ago, walking away from the suburban home and the big job at Fine Cooking. She headed to Marthaĺs Vineyard, where she planted a garden, then a bigger garden, then moved to an old farmhouse to plant a bigger one, then started a farm stand, then Ś well, you see where this is going. She and her new love, the carpenter who built her a farm stand, became farmers.
Her new book, ôFresh From the Farmö (Taunton Press), tells that story in its outer margins. Taking center stage are images of the vegetables she grew, and recipes for what she made with them. Read one and then another, and youĺll find yourself charmed by her conversational tone and equally breezy way of cooking.
Back to that grower-knows-best idea. I was looking for something different to do with radishes, and there it was: Middleton quickly pickles them Ś and by quickly, Iĺm talking a matter of minutes Ś to remove just enough of their bite that they become addictive.
Tucked into arugula thatĺs been similarly tamed by lemon juice and a little honey, and with Parmesan, almonds and mint thrown into the mix, the radishes are able to star without overtaking the dish.
Middleton likes to pair pink radishes with arugula for her favorite color combination, but the salad looks positively cheery Ś farm-fresh, indeed Ś no matter which color radish you choose.
Radish and Arugula Salad With Honey, Almonds and Mint
4 servings
This quick salad makes the most of two of springĺs most flavorful, farm-fresh ingredients: radishes and arugula. Both have a peppery bite, so author and farmer Susie Middleton quickly pickles thinly sliced radishes with a pinch of sugar to tame their heat; a little honey drizzled on top brings the whole thing together. The dish is simple, and beautiful.
From Middletonĺs ôFresh From the Farmö (Taunton Press, 2014).
6 or 7 large fresh radishes (4 ounces total), tops and tails removed, very thinly sliced
2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice plus ╝ lemon, seeded, or more as needed
╝ teaspoon sugar
3/4 teaspoon fine sea salt, or more as needed
4 cups loosely packed baby arugula leaves (about 2Ż ounces total)
4 teaspoons small fresh mint leaves or large leaves torn into smaller pieces
1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil, or more as more needed
╝ cup sliced almonds, toasted and coarsely crushed (see NOTE)
2-ounce wedge Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese (preferably a few inches long, for easier shaving)
1 tablespoon honey, for drizzling
4 small edible flowers, such as violets, chive blossoms or short mint sprigs, for garnish (optional)
Combine the sliced radishes in a small, nonreactive bowl with the 2 teaspoons of lemon juice, the sugar and Ż teaspoon of the salt. Let sit for 5 minutes, tossing occasionally.
Combine the arugula and mint in a medium bowl. Squeeze the juice from the remaining ╝ lemon over the greens, then drizzle on the oil. Sprinkle with the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt, and toss to incorporate. Taste, and season with more lemon juice, oil and/or salt as needed.
Divide the arugula-mint mixture among individual plates, mounding each portion. Sprinkle some of the crushed almonds on top.
Drain the liquid from the radishes and arrange them in the center and around each mound of greens.
Use a vegetable peeler to shave 5 or 6 thin curls or shards of cheese over the each portion. Sprinkle them with the remaining almonds, then drizzle them with the honey. Garnish with the edible flowers or mint sprigs, if using.
Serve right away.
NOTE: Toast the almonds in a small, dry skillet over medium-low heat, shaking the pan to avoid scorching, until the nuts are fragrant and lightly browned. Cool completely before using.
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I have a motor that I wanted to test with Hooptey's Vertical Axis Wind Turbine. He was kind enough to post the SLDPART's so I went to work and modified both the hub and the arms.
The changes are:
- Attachment screws changed to 3.12mm locking Torx screws (http://www.mcmaster.com/#99397A626) on both arms and hub
- Hub gear removed and modified to have 1/2" shaft instead. Shaft locked in by 1/4"-20 x 1/4" coarse thumbscrew.
- Rain protection built into hub, and optional rain cover
- Motor mount added
Testing began with the finishing of version 6. It was a massive failure. Not only was wind not very strong, but I did not have blades required (the blinds). Instead I cut out cardboard blades.
When tested with a leaf blower it became clear that there is a specific angle that must be caught. The arms will have to be changed.
Another issue could be I need gearing to turn the motor, but there is so little force needed it might not be needed.
After a little research, it would make sense to do longer blinds, and possibly more arms.
Parts List
- 3.12mm locking Torx screws (http://www.mcmaster.com/#99397A626) NOTE: These are what I have on hand, and this might change!
- Motor:
- 2†body diameter x 3-3/4†long
- 1/4†shaft diameter
- 140 volt 3700 RPM
- Four (4) x 1/4"-20 x 1/4" coarse thumbscrew
Change List
- v7
- Rain cover eliminated
- Second tier added, held together by 1/2" garden poll / screw
- Rear Motor Mount changed slightly
- Hub Top added. Used for second tier.
- Main Hub Extender added.
- v6: Mount added to Rear Motor Mount
- v5:
- Rain cover added
- Hole diameter for motor mounts modified
- Mount polls made circular, one screw eliminated
- Rear Motor Mount wire hole added
- v4:
- Motor mounts added
- Minor mods to thumbscrew hole diameter
- v3 (optional): Hub rain cover added
- v2:
- Hub strengthened in middle
- Thumb screw changed to 1/4"-20x1/4"
- Arm and hub attachement holes resized for 3.12mm screws (now wider!)
- Shaft widened a bit to counter ABS shrinkage
- Infill recommendation changed to 50%
- v1: Initial release, unprinted
50% infil, 1 shell
- 1 x Main Hub
- 1 x Top Hub
- 2 x Hub Extender
- 6 x Arms
- 1 x Front Motor Mount
- 1 x Rear Motor Mount
100% infill, 1 shell
- 2 x Mount Polls
Each arm can be attached to the hub by 3 x 3.12mm Torx self threading screws. Make sure to first place the hub extenders in line with the outer two arm screws on each arm. The hub extenders allow you to add layers. You can add as many layers are you want! Alternately, the holes can be widened slightly and standard M3 hardware (10mm screw, M3 bolt) may be used.
Motor should be enclosed in the motor mount pieces. Place the front motor mount in place and attach with included motor machine screws. Next attach the polls to the Front Motor Mount. 1 x 3.12mm Torx self threading screw needs to be used. Finally attach the Rear Motor Mount and attach in the same way you did the front. The same type of thumbscrew used to attach the shaft to the hub can be used to attach a gardening pole (1/2") to the Rear Motor Mount.
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California Obamacare patients are finding it more affordable to drive to Tijuana, Mexico for health care treatment than to use their high-deductible Obamacare plans.
Irma Montalvo tells USA Today seeing a Tijuana doctor only costs $15 and that she likes her Mexican doctor better.
"She listens to me," said Montalvo, a U.S. citizen who was born in Mexico, said in Spanish. "I come here feeling really bad, and three days later I am better."
The Obama administration has lamented the fact that Latino Obamacare enrollments remain surprisingly low. However, according to USA Today, "Mexican immigrants living in California, Arizona, Texas and New Mexico have long sought health care in border cities such as Tijuana, Mexicali and Nogales. The Affordable Care Act won't change that, experts said."
Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture at the UCLA School of Medicine Director David Hayes-Bautista said high U.S. costs and low access may mean that "it's possible even more U.S. residents may seek care with Mexican doctors."
A 2009 study found that half a million Mexican immigrants living in California get their medical care in Mexico because their green cards allow them to travel back and forth across the border easily.
The trend of Latinos forgoing Obamacare coverage because they prefer Mexican doctors, faster service, and significantly lower prices than their high Obamacare deductibles allow stand to further frustrate Obama administration efforts to coax Latinos to sign up.
Lorena Villaneuva cleans homes in Riverside County, California and recently purchased a $150 a month Obamacare plan. Still, Villaneuva said she prefers getting care in Tijuana.
"To be honest, I like to come here [Mexico] better even if I have insurance. Over there it's wasting money and time," said Villaneuva.
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Maybe they'll have to build a fence to keep the stampede out
Hussein not going to like this turn of events!!!!
And soon it won't just be the Mexicans. I have wondered if the reservations could put up hospitals outside Obamacare too.
It sounds like the actions of Canuks coming to the US for cheaper faster medical procedures.
Hey, that's in the 3,000,000,000,000 page ACA act. Didn't you read that part? It's there. "Fleeing" is one of the categories making health care affordable.
It always seems to surprise and frustrate the left when people continue to work in their own interests.
Nah, Nero will just tweek the law to grant a waiver of Deductables and Copays for the Mexicans.
Queue "The Simpson's" Ha-Ha kid.
You know our medical system has gone to shit when you get better, faster, cheaper care in Mexico.
That's where Steve Austin would go.
Hmmm .... I wonder how long Lorena is going to be paying $150/month for essentially nothing via NObamacare? $150 per month would pay for a lot of medical care in Mexico.
Yes...they expect us to not know how to act...or what to do...for ourselves.
I don't know what the comparison is today but several years ago I knew of a group
that chartered a bus once a quarter and went to Mexico to essentially buy their
meds. They spent 8 hrs or so there shopping and getting their meds before
boarding the bus back.
So, the millions that were uninsured that we had to save, already had cheap medical care. They just wanted it cheaper. Like free. So it now cost them and us more so they just run back across the border. This is all bull$hit.
I had dental work done in Mexico a few years back. Cost here was gonna run me about 12K. Had a friend recommend a dentist in Mexico. Wound up costing me less than 4K even after travel expenses.
Same equipment, same procedure. Crowns and all.
Just wait till doctors from CA flock into Mexico to set up their practices.
I don't know these people, so it isn't a recommendation. But it will become more and more common for anything that is not an emergency to be shopped around the world. I know my Indian colleagues all go back to India for medical care.
For the most part,it's the elites who are pushing ZeroCare not the poor.
Who do you think set up these clinics 20 years ago.
I go to Costa Rica for my dental work. He has a plaque on his wall showing him to be a member in good standing in the Miami Chamber of Commerce.
Pretty funny,
A couple from Mexico have been renting from me for 10 years, and have been in the US for 15. They have decided to return to Mexico becase thay can live better there on less.
Mind your language please; there are ladies present.
Dentists are a necessary evil, as my own dentist has stated. At the risk of sounding like a liberal (eek) I think it is wrong to make a killing off of other people's basic needs. Charge what you need to live well, but no need for all the greed. This doesn't apply to all dentists, but many. I had to find a new one when I moved and upon calling around, one of the closest to me right away stated the doctor requires payment up front, regardless if I have insurance.
No argument, but have you heard the language of some of the commoner middle school and high school girls (not ladies by any means) in the last few years (Obama time, roughly)? Worse than the boys, no question. I'm talking white, suburban, middle and upper-middle classes. OTOH, we hear practically zero bad language from girls involved in their churches.
I know exactly what you are saying, and these girls are definitely not ladies. Believe me, I have experienced the filthy mouths of the girls directly, as I am a retired high school teacher.
Much to the annoyance of some here, I suppose, I have taken it upon myself to launch a one-woman campaign against foul language in polite company. So I frequently post the comment that you saw, but most of the people to whom I post my admonition have been refreshingly positive in their answers.
I am a boomer who grew up with the notion of ladylike and gentlemanly behavior. It was drummed into us girls that we should mind how we dressed and how we spoke lest someone think that we were tramps. And I firmly believe that the language that we use has a definite impact on the way we treat one another.
Some just think of me as a prig, I suppose, but I don't care. As a grandmother, I see it as my duty to try to influence the culture.
Thank you for responding. God bless.
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Though, at times, the lines of what constitutes a Blowfish can be ephemeral, the fact that you are now gazing at the very zenith of the milieu should remain uncontested. At the risk of asking a question which might lead you to believe that I am as mad as a proverbial Hatter (ok, more so), can a pipe be too perfect? If so, this Jess Chonowitsch Fish might be there. I have held this piece-of-stunning for close to 45 minutes now, and I can't tear my eyes from it. I cannot find any fault (and lord knows, I have tried), however I keen the edge of my critical side, this form softly deflects, dulls that edge and, impossibly, becomes a wee bit more beautiful. I've encountered Fish with obscenely perfect shaping, I have held a few which were so adorable that they almost melted my heart. This Jess Chonowitsch Fish is the first that has managed to do both simultaneously.
--R. 'Bear' Graves
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