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As a fellow Hospice Nurse, I completely understand what you're saying about the level of emotion caring for those who are approaching the end of life generates. And, as you said, we are caring for the entire family as well as the patient. They do become like family to us over the course of time. And I also completely understand why you would consider other career options after an experience such as you describe. I have had the same thought process as well, but come back to the same conclusion. A Hospice nurse is who I am, and like you, I remain dedicated to this area of medicine. Thank you for sharing this moving story.
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My name is Susan, and I'm an alcoholic. I'm also a registered nurse, hold a bachelor's degree in Human Services, and a Masters in Human Service Administration. I have diabetes, a cirrhotic liver, and haven't had a drink in fourteen years. And, in spite of my continued sobriety, accomplishments, and dedication to working in the helping professions, I am still considered a social pariah by many. I continually ask myself why the judgment cast on those with addictions by those who have dodged that genetic bullet is so harsh as to be venomous. I still can't seem to come up with an answer.
I'm not one to be shy about sharing the fact of my alcoholic history. I was a very functional alcoholic, never lost a job, got a DUI, had a marriage break up or any of the hundreds of things that one typically thinks of as "normal" for someone who drinks as much as I did. My consequence was ruptured esophageal verices, a condition that very nearly ended my life. I haven't had a drink since -- that was enough of a wake-up call for me. But, had it not been for one very talented, non-judgmental and supportive GI physician, I may well have gone back on the road to self-destruction. He put it to me simply, stating that if I drank again I would certainly die, perhaps not immediately, but before too long. His demeanor and non-judgmental attitude (which was not matched by his colleagues) made me think that perhaps I wasn't such a bad person after all. Maybe there was a reason for me to work on staying sober and continuing on with my work with severely mentally ill people. He didn't just save my life in the medical sense, he also helped me to see that my addiction didn't define me. It's a characteristic, not the essence of who I am. Without that support, it would have been much more difficult to move forward.
Those who have never lived with the shame, guilt and self-loathing of addiction cannot possibly understand how the words and attitudes of others, especially professionals, impact the potential for recovery. If an alcoholic or addict is being told, verbally or otherwise, that their addiction makes them less human than the patient in the next bed, it's a fair bet that message will only reinforce what the addicted patient already believes about him or herself: "I am worthless, so why even bother to attempt sobriety? I don't deserve anything more than the hell I'm already putting myself through."
In my nursing career, I've seen this on a daily basis - some of my colleagues don't even attempt to hide disgust when taking care of someone with alcohol and/or drug addiction. Granted, we who have visited that personal hell largely created our own problems. And, as such, the recovering among us (who number more than the average person may think) own that fact and keep it in the forefront of consciousness. After all, anyone who's escaped that madness intact and spent any extended amount of time living sober typically has no desire to go back. It happens, to be sure, but I can only guess that the push has to be enormous for anyone to consider revisiting the twisted existence that is addiction. The bigger issue, however, is the jaundiced (pun intended) view of the caregiver. There seems to be no shortage of self-righteousness among those charged with assisting the addicted person on a path to wellness.
I've heard my colleagues refer to alcoholic patients as "scum," "piece of crap," "waste of human flesh." I've heard pronouncements like "She did it to herself, I don't feel sorry for her." Often these words are uttered shortly before the person casting the judgment goes off the unit for his or her smoke break, an irony I would find amusing if it wasn't so hypocritical and the person so mean-spirited. Yet, this is a daily occurrence, and I don't see it changing anytime soon.
How, then, do healthcare professionals find a way to drop the judgmental attitude and start caring for a person at the core of their being, rather than seeing only the surface of the addict? I firmly believe that education is key - most healthcare professionals only get a smattering of addiction medicine in school, which is ludicrous given the number of addicted patients a nurse or doctor will see in a given year. Learning about the root causes of addiction: genetic, environmental, psychiatric and behavioral may serve to assist professionals in seeing addicted patients more as human beings with medical or psychiatric disorders as opposed to self-indulgent, lazy people who don't deserve the same care and consideration as do people with less "annoying" illnesses.
If one sits down and has a conversation with an addicted person regarding the problem I think there would be one universal truth communicated. That is, no one sets out to become addicted to anything. It's not a goal one strives for. It's an insidious problem that wraps itself around the brain, and before the affected person can think twice, it's there. The fact is, people with addictions to substances don't possess an "off" switch. If we did, we could drink like "normal" people do - a glass of wine with dinner, a cocktail before bed - but we can't. And an enormous piece of recovering is regaining a sense of self-worth, a feeling that maybe the hard work ahead will be worth it. Finding people to support this process isn't easy. But each and every healthcare professional who cares for an addicted person can make a start. By treating the alcoholic or addict with the same respect and kindness shown to someone with a more "conventional" medical problem, there's a chance the message "you're worth my time, so you're worth making the effort to overcome this" may be conveyed. I know that message came through loud and clear to me. Without it, I wouldn't be here.


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2 cups sugar
2 cups mashed bananas (6 small or 4 large bananas)
1/2 cup earth balance margarine or shortening
1/4 soymilk
2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
2-4 egg replacers (i use ener-g, using more egg replacer helps bread hold together more)
4 cups flour (i use half whole wheat pastry flour, half all purpose but i think any combo is fine)
2 teaspoons baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup oatmeal
1/4 cup vegan margarine (Earth Balance)
1/4-1/2 cup walnuts (optional)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Grease 2 loaf pans.
Mix apple cider vinegar into soymilk and allow to sit.
Mix together bananas, sugar and earth balance until creamy.
Add in your egg replacer.
In a separate bowl mix flour, baking soda and salt.
Add this to your banana mixture and mix all.
Add in the soymilk and vinegar mixture and mix.
Pour into the loaf pans and top with the streusel topping.
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Use a clean bowl and put in the flour, sugar in oatmeal.
Mix in the earth balance until it is all combined.
Crumble this over the top of both loaves equally. This topping really protects the top of the banana bread from getting that burnt taste and keeps it moist.
Bake for about 60 minutes or until a knife inserted comes out clean.
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5 easy ways to relieve holiday stress
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5 easy ways to relieve holiday stress
"It's like all the stresses and cares just slip away," says Michele-Renee, who lives in Ottawa. "All I have to do is touch the fabric, sew a seam, finish a block and I feel bliss."
While there are many tried-and-true stress-relieving techniques out there, Michele-Renee has tapped into one key secret: You can call on your five senses to ease this season's pressures. While her stress-reliever involves the sounds and textures of sewing, you can tap into the power of tasting, hearing, smelling, seeing and touching to – almost in an instant – get through the harried holidays.
1. Enjoy the power of positive touch
Touch a tennis ball. No, reaching out for the ball itself won't relieve your stress, but rolling it under your foot or between your upper back and a wall offers a sense of relief from tight muscles. (Better yet, persuade a family member or friend to give you a quick shoulder, temple or foot rub.)
"It's the power of positive touch," says Dennis Caouette, a registered massage therapist in New Westminster, B.C. "Research shows that massage therapy helps release specific hormones into the body that are connected to relaxation. As massage is performed, it affects the nervous system, which in turn affects your blood pressure and the release of hormones. So it has an effect on the neurological system, the circulatory system and hormone levels."
2. Drink soothing cups of tea
Taste a cup of black tea, says Gina Sunderland, a registered dietitian in Winnipeg. Tea leaves are full of L-theanine, a unique amino acid. "L-theanine has been found to change brain-wave function in areas of the brain responsible for calmness," says Sunderland. "L-theanine is also thought to actually improve mental functioning and concentration while calming us."
Try a mandarin orange or handful of frozen blueberries, strawberries or raspberries. "These foods are all high in vitamin C, which has been found to naturally lower cortisol levels. Cortisol is the hormone responsible for stress and inflammation," says Sunderland. You could also nosh on calming fare such as whole grain bread and pasta. The complex carbohydrates found in these foods boost your serotonin, which helps people relax and even sleep better. "Research shows that common foods we enjoy can actually help calm us," adds Sunderland.
The cortisol conundrum: Cortisol is a steroid hormone produced by our adrenal glands when we're under stress. "Cortisol activates our fight-or-flight reaction, or sympathetic nervous system response," says Bronwyn Hill, a naturopathic doctor in Toronto. "This causes the release of sugars into the blood, increases heart rate and breathing, and suppresses inflammation and immune system activity. It also gives our mental faculties a temporary boost."
Cortisol is also volatile, says Hill, meaning it can spike and plummet rapidly. Relieving stress is one way to lower your cortisol levels, which in turn lowers that buzz or pressure that comes with worry and tension.
Chronic stress triggers longer periods of elevated cortisol; persistently elevated cortisol is a factor in developing conditions such as hypertension, hypothyroidism and insulin resistance, which can lead to excess belly fat.
3. Watch something funny
See an old sitcom. Flip on an episode of Seinfeld or YouTube some Modern Family for a good laugh to combat your tension. A 2011 study of postpartum women, from Kyung Hee University in Korea, found that laughter therapy not only helped fight the new mothers' fatigue but also alleviated their stress.
If you don't think your laughter will take your stress to task, try meditating or spend some quiet time daydreaming about your favourite places in the world. A 2011 study from Sydney University found that silent meditation was an effective strategy to deal with workplace stress.
4. Listen to music
Hear some soothing tunes you love. Enjoy the tinkle of spa music? No matter what music allows you to bliss out, have a playlist or CD at the ready during this stressful season. One 2011 study compared two stress-relieving remedies: resting in a chair quietly, and listening to self-chosen calming music via headphones.
Music, concluded the study from the Journal of Advanced Nursing, proved to be the better stress intervention. So plug in your earbuds and let the music take you away, but skip the heavy, pumping, blood pressure–boosting music. (LMFAO, we're looking at you….) A 2007 study in Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback examined college students after they took stressful exams. The study found that listening to self-selected music calmed the students down more than sitting in silence or listening to heavy metal music.
5. Take comfort in pleasing scents
Smell lavender or chamomile. Purple-flowered English lavender is commonly used in aromatherapy, often in tinctures or teas, because it is a trusted remedy for sleep disruption and stress, says Bronwyn Hill, a naturopathic doctor in Toronto. "Lavender helps stimulate gamma-aminobutyric acid receptors in the brain, which are calming transmitters," she says. Indeed, a 2011 study in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine examined the role of lavender aromatherapy on volunteers who were having needles administered. Researchers found the scent of lavender lowered the stress levels of the volunteers, as well as the intensity of their pain from the needles.
For quick relief, sprinkle a few drops of lavender essential oil (available at health food stores) onto a tissue and tuck it under your pillow or add some to a diffuser.
"Chamomile is another calming herb to use as an essential oil, but it's also really nice as a tea," says Hill. She notes that rosemary is another circulatory stimulant, especially in the brain. "It's best for when you're feeling mentally fatigued due to chronic elevated stress levels."
Readers shared with us on facebook how they ease stress:
"I walk, especially when I feel that I don't have time for a walk. I head for the trails in the woods and try to breathe through my nose." – Crosby's Molasses
"I hit up a yoga class." – Brianne Arnott
"I sit in my soaker tub, a.k.a. 'my lake,' with a good book or magazines and a cup of herbal tea. It's my little oasis where I can escape and relax." – Vonda-Marie Owens
"I come home, have a bit to eat, read a little and then go to the gym. This brings my thoughts somewhere else other than work." – Pat Libling
"I go on Facebook and listen to classical music on YouTube."– Marsha O'Leary
"Cook!" – Gail Richardson-Losier
"Tea. Blessed tea. Then aggressive house cleaning."- Laurie Anne Miller
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Udaipur, 'The City of Lakes' is one of the most charismatic cities in the state of Rajasthan. Mostly inhabited by the Bhil tribe, it has tourists flocking towards it in large number. Although the temperature in here is humid, the palaces built in Rajput style make for a pleasant scene along with the lakes. But the best time to visit this place is from September to March when the weather is comparatively cooler. The Bhil community has kept the traditions alive with its festivals and fairs which are the main draws of the place.
The Udaipur Palace is by far the main attraction in here with destinations within the palace. They include Amar Vilas, Badi Mahal, Durbar Hall, Fatehprakash Palace, Jagadish Temple, Manak Mahal, Mor Chowk or Peacock Square, Zenana Mahal or Women's Palace, Rang Bhawan, Sheesh Mahal among the many others. Udaipur city is known for its lakes, the important ones being Fateh Sagar Lake and Pichola Lake. No wonder, it is also known as the "Most Romantic City in India". The other places for sightseeing in Udaipur are Saheliyon ki Badi, Sukhadia Circle, Udaipur Solar Observatory, Gulab Bagh and Zoo, Doodh Talai, Nehru Garden, Bagore-ki-Haveli, Ahar Museum and Aapni Dhani.
Horse carts are the cheapest modes of transport here and what better way to explore this enchanting city. Also there is horseback riding apart from camel riding which is everybody's favorite sport here. Puppet and theatre shows are one of the main art forms in this city and hence must be seen at least once. Mewar festival is one of the many festivals which cannot be missed either.
One of the many ways of reaching Udaipur is from the Maharana Pratap Airport which handles all domestic flights from Delhi, Mumbai and Jaipur. There are also railway lines from Delhi and Jaipur leading directly to the railway terminal. The easiest means of travelling is of course on roadways from all parts of Rajasthan and also from Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad.
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There are two sides
To any coin
There are two sides
To any story
There are two sides
To every Person
I try to live
To achieve
Strive for what is right
Achieve in what I believe
People push me down
Make me feel like shit
Make me feel like dirt
People laugh at my dreams
My ambitions
They don't understand
Just how much this hurts
There's a darkness in me
A Hyde to my Jekyll
An Evil to my Good
He's always there
He never leaves
He always lies dormant
Sometimes he wakes up
A snap
A name
A Punch
A fight
People hurt me
People step on me
He wakes up
Defends me
At what cost?
Sometimes I try to subdue him
To keep calm
But I'm his puppet
I'm his mask
He has the perfect place
No one will never know
I get the blame
He gets let free
I've hidden him for so many years
Hoping then, people will accept me
For who they think I am
He's been dormant for a while now
I begin to wonder who I truely am?
I begin to wonder if he'll ever return?
Because the Darkness is never truely gone
Theres a Darkness in everyone
It never goes away
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Genre: True Confessions
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you closed your heart and locked the door
but i believe that i have discovered the key
don't be scared, we'll take it slow
i know the perfect place to go
take my hand, babe
and walk into heaven with me
walk into heaven with me
although i'm just a simple man
i hope that you will understand
you make the sun shine when you are smiling at me
my love for you is oh so strong
and that is why i sing this song
take my hand, babe
and walk into heaven with me
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leave the world you knew behind
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The True Vine
15 "I am the true vine, and My Father is the vinedresser. 2 Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit He takes away;[a] and every branch that bears fruit He prunes, that it may bear more fruit. 3 You are already clean because of the word which I have spoken to you. 4 Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in Me.
5 "I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit; for without Me you can do nothing. 6 If anyone does not abide in Me, he is cast out as a branch and is withered; and they gather them and throw them into the fire, and they are burned. 7 If you abide in Me, and My words abide in you, you will[b] ask what you desire, and it shall be done for you. 8 By this My Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit; so you will be My disciples.
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"RRRRRRRRRRROOVANIEMI!!!" Top 5 Page for this destination Rovaniemi by Fjord87
Rovaniemi Travel Guide: 327 reviews and 683 photos
Well first of all: I live here ;). And well, for most people it is a very exotic place.
Let's take a one-year trip to Finland. This is how you'd feel the nature:
Two white wisps of cloud. The azure-coloured sky. Yellow spots of light and dark-green shadows in the ground. Bracing zephyr. Birds, bumblebees and mosquitoes. You have a straw in your mouth and a book in front of you. You see ants walking on the yellow, old pages of your book. You start hearing children's voices from the nearby swimming pool. Suddenly you see a leaf riding in the air. The leaf is red except for small yellow dots in the edge of the leaf. You notice, that all the leaves are hovering down towards the earth and one of them even lands on your book. Suddenly a strong breeze blows and you start feeling cold. As you rise to get an extra shirt, you notice something blue on the ground. Blueberries! You pic some up, but as you're putting it to your mouth you notice a flake of snow on the berry. Gradually the air is full of hexagonal snowflakes. You need to get a lot of extra clothes, and when you come back outside, you see incredible aurora borealis in the sky. Time goes by and the snow starts melting. The sun comes back to the sky and every single crystal of snow reflects the sun beautifully. After a while the brown grass and wizened flowers start to blossom again.
If a year was just one day, this is how you would feel the four seasons changing.
Okey, that about the introduction. Just start checking out my stuff here and you'll start planning your trip to Rovaniemi before you notice it!
I don't want to make this starting place too long, so all the general info about Rovaniemi is gonna be on the General tips. :) Go check out there first, then start surfing the other pages. I recommend the Local Customs page! I'm updating it all the time.
- Pros:Beautiful colours all the year, relatively warm summers, real snowy winters, Santa Claus, many sport resorts, great hotels and services, organized tourism as well as the possibility to just backpacking...
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Great tips and photos. I especially like the sauna tips. I've been to Helsinki - and I think Finland is wonderful! Best from New Jersey, Bill
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Very good tips and nice photos! How is living so close to Santa Claus? :)
Nice travel page. Happy Birthday Linda. Wish you many happy returns of the day.
Great tips of your home town! Thanks for sharing. Many similarities to my home, Alaska. Misquito is state bird, shoes are for outside. Will have to get a sauna tho. Happy Birthday!
Really nice and informative page on your home town. Great job here ! Greetings from England ~Fen
You have written a very poetic and colourful page about your hometown. I particularly enjoyed the "Local custom" tips. I will certainly visit Rovaniemi when I come to Suomi!
hiya really great pages you have here...stay warm and happy would like to go finland with that beautiful nature.
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Tim Eggar, the energy minister, has already said publicly that the Government thinks privatisation is too hot to handle before the next election and that he would welcome a period of quiet on the issue. But, undeterred, Nuclear Electric says the sell-off could be completed within 18 months and without new legislation.
The company's boasts about the enormous increase in efficiency since it was separated out from the old CEGB are true enough, with output up 45 per cent, productivity doubled and market share up from 16.7 per cent to 23 per cent. To further increase its attractions to investors, Nuclear Electric also proposes, after soundings in the City, that the ageing Magnox reactors and their associated decommissioning costs should be left with the Government, because they are unsaleable to the private sector.
However, this would still leave a privatised Nuclear Electric with pounds 6bn of decommissioning and other liabilities for the Advanced Gas Cooled Reactors and the Sizewell B Pressurised Water Reactor. No matter how confident its estimates of liabilities and its provisioning for them, Nuclear Electric would still have a hard job selling investors the idea of privatisation without some kind of cap - underwritten by the Government - on the costs of fuel clean-up and decommissioning. Environmental standards have a habit of changing only in one direction; they become more and more burdensome.
One of the reasons for the privatisation campaign is that Nuclear Electric believes the Government will not pay for a new PWR at Sizewell, while the private sector will. The first is true, the second might be. To get the issue away at a sensible price, the Government would undoubtedly have to rig the electricity market so as to underwrite long-term revenue from the PWRs. Such a mechanism would be highly vulnerable to a Labour administration still deeply ambivalent towards nuclear energy. The campaign in any case seems a futile one. Whatever Nuclear Electric says, there is no possibility of privatising this industry before the next election. Even if there were, not even a government with as little sense of self-preservation as this one would contemplate such a controversial sell-off just ahead of one.
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Antwerp has a knack for marking history with creative flair. The Flanders city that gave us Rubens and the Antwerp Six fashion collective recently celebrated the 350th anniversary of its Royal Academy of Fine Arts (the world's fourth oldest after Florence, Rome and Paris) by erecting giant public artworks across the city.
This summer, Antwerp is hosting a series of major exhibitions and events to commemorate the centenary of the Great War. These build towards a memorial weekend from October 3 to 5 and the reconstruction of the erstwhile pontoon bridge across the River Scheldt as the Peace Bridge, accompanied by a peace parade, dance performances and illuminations.
The bridge, beside the Steen Fortress, is also the finishing point of a new walking tour of Antwerp during the Great War. The two-hour guided trail leaves the Festival Hall to trace historic landmarks along the route.
Of the various exhibitions staged around the commemoration theme this year, it is worth looking out for a couple at two of my favourite Antwerp museums.
The fascinating FotoMuseum hosts Shooting Range from June 27 to November 11, a look at the impact of images on reporting the Great War. The conflict was the first to be recorded on still and moving film and as a result, these became very influential, not least for propaganda. The exhibition examines the way pictures were used in the media of the time and also for military purposes. At the exhibition, an app can be downloaded for iOS and Android.
The Van Mieghem Museum, meanwhile, has The Great War, an exhibition of portraits of refugees on the verge of war by the Antwerp-born artist from September 15 to November 27.
For a chocolate fix, head for Dominique Persoone's Chocolate Line shop in the Baroque Paleis op de Mei The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp is currently undergoing major renovation and is due to reopen at the end of 2017. In the interim, however, the museum is collaborating with the House of Literature to present The Moderns, Art during the Great War, a study of war on artists and writers, at the Queen Fabiola Hall from September 20 to January 2015.
Classical art was the bedrock of Antwerp life and the city's favourite son remains Baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens. His legacy survives around the city in churches, museums and, in particular, at Rubens' House (rubenshuis.be), where the artist and his family lived in a palatial setting for more than 25 years. Whenever I'm in town, I always call by to marvel at Adam and Eve in Paradise, the iconic work by the Flemish master.
These days, Antwerp also revels in a far more contemporary take on art and architecture. One of the most rewarding districts to explore right now is Het Eilandje (Little Island). The docklands area north of the Old Town has been subject to major urban regeneration over recent years, with two striking new museums now dominating the industrial-heritage skyline.
Toast Antwerp's summer of cultural commemoration with a local brew
The Red Star Line Museum, built around the three original warehouses of the Red Star Line shipping company, is the latest opening. It tells the story of the 2.5 million people who left Antwerp to seek their fortune in the United States and Canada between 1873 and 1934. Aside from the museum's permanent collection, it hosts Far from the War, about Belgian immigrants in America during the First World War, exploring the wartime experiences of European migrants, from September 28 to April 2015.
The modernist Museum aan de Stroom (MAS), just down the road from the Red Star Line Museum, made quite a statement when it first opened in 2011. It recounts Antwerp's story as a world port city and remains the cornerstone of the new, north-shifting city centre. The photographic exhibition Exodus, Fleeing the War, explores wartime refugees until March 2015. This is currently accompanied by Small Wars, a contemporary exhibition of photos by Vietnamese-American photographer An-My Lê until July 31.
Antwerp's sprawling port has always been the lifeblood of the city and the new museum, strikingly decorated with 3,000 shiny aluminium hands and a giant Dead Skull mosaic by Antwerp artist Luc Tuymans, reconnects the city with its rich maritime heritage.
The top floor is given over to the two-Michelin-starred restaurant 't Zilte, the latest venture from top Flanders chef Viki Geunes. Nearby are great little eateries for more informal dining, such as family-friendly FelixPakhuis and cool-cocktails Lux.
Michelin stars aside, Antwerp boasts tasty treats for all budgets. For a chocolate fix, head for the Baroque Paleis op de Mei, where chocolatier to the stars, Dominique Persoone, has his latest Chocolate Line shop. For earthier charms, try one of the city's relaxed frituur for a cone of freshly fried Flemish frieten, served with mayonnaise. Fritkot Max on Groenplaats is my personal tip.
For me, however, nothing beats pulling up a chair at café-terrace on the central square of Groenplaats and ordering a cold glass of the local brew, De Koninck. It's a fitting way to toast Antwerp's summer of cultural commemoration.
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5 Things You Should Know About Acid Blend
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Acid Blend is a granulated blend of the three most commonly found fruit acids: citric acid, malic acid, and tartaric acid. It is added directly to a wine or must to raise its acidity level when necessary. The acidity of a wine is the tart or sharp taste. Wines too low in acid are flat or flabby tasting. Wines too high in acid are tart or sharp tasting.
Here are 5 helpful things you should know about Acid Blend.
- Always Know How Much Acid Blend To Add:
Never guess at how much Acid Blend you should be using. Either have a wine recipe that tells you how much Acid Blend to add, or use and Acid Testing Kit to determine how much Acid Blend is needed to bring the wine into a respectable range.
- One Teaspoon Of Acid Blend Will Raise One Gallon By .15%:
An Acid Testing Kit will measure acidity in terms of percentage by weight. With most wines you will want an acidity level in the .55% to .70% range. Once you know your wine's current acidity level, you can use the .15%, per teaspoon, per gallon, rule to know how much Acid Blend you need to add.
- Acid Blend Is Easy To Add But Very Difficult To Take Out:
If there is ever any question as to how much Acid Blend you should be adding, always error to the low side. You can easily add more later. It's effects are instant. But if you add too much, the process for getting it out is, quite frankly, a big pain.
- The Acid Level Of A Wine Can Change During A Fermentation:
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- Wine Ingredient Kits Do Not Call For Acid Blend At All:
If you are using wine making juices in the form of box ingredient kits to make your wine, you do not need to add Acid Blend to your wine. You do not need to worry about taking acid level readings. This is because the producers of these kits have already tested and adjusted the acidity level for you. They have it corrected perfectly for the type of wine you are making.
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I made two gallons of Fig wine last night and realized during clean up that I used a tablespoon to dispense the Acid blend instead of a teaspoon. Any suggestions and what affect will this have?
Thank You,↓
Where did you get figs this time of year? I have a huge fig tree in my yard in Texas. One year we had a bumper crop and I made a big batch of wine after my wife finished making her preserves. Not big enough. The stuff was ambrosia after it had mellowed. Caution though, it was awful until it had been in the bottle a year, so don't try to drink it too soon. Four times the acid blend may be pushing the envelope, but a little extra acid would have helped mine to be an even better wine.↓
Hello John, the additional Acid Blend is going to make your wine taste too sharp or tart. There is nothing you can do about it at this point in the winemaking process, but once the wine is ready to bottle, you can address this with Acid Reducing Crystals.↓
...you could also run a second batch of fig wine NOT using any acid blend and mix them together at final. This might be enough of a buffer to bring all or part of it back in range. Hint: If you go this way, mix very small, well measured amounts first just so you don't end up with a poorly concentrated DOUBLE batch with a problem.↓
What is the pH range for 0.55% to 0.70% acid in wine?↓
Ed, there is no correct answer to your question. This is because the "total acidity" level of a wine, and pH level of a wine, are actually measuring acidity in two different ways. Total acidity (TA) is based on volume: "what percentage of that wine is made up of acid"? When you have a reading of .70 it means that .70% of that wine consist of acid. pH is asking: "how strong is the acid in the wine". Not all acids are the same strength. Malic, tartaric, citric, sulfuric, etcs, all vary in how strong they are (the pH). This means you can have a single TA reading with varying pH readings depending on which acids are making up the TA. This is a very oversimplified explanation, but I wanted to keep this a short comment.↓
i made a gallon of parsnip wine but it is verry slow to clear 4 weeks and a 1/4 of yhe gallon jar is starting to clear will i just leave it to nature↓
Thomas, siphon the wine off the sediment into a clean container. Get as much of the liquid as you can, even if it comes with some sediment. Then treat the wine with our Speedy Bentonite. Directions are on the side of the jar. This should clear your wine up in about 5 to 7 days.↓
I've been using Acid blend since I started making wine ten years ago. What benefits are there (or not) to using any of the other "specialty" acids such as malic or citric instead of the blend? With on enhance flavors more than the other?↓
Acid blend is a great jack of all trades but knowing witch acid works best with any given fruit is wise.
Watermelon you can take a dull watermelon and sprinkle citric acid on it and you will end up with a sour dull watermelon. But if you use Malic acid you transform a dull watermelon into something good again.
Apple Juice. Apple = malus = malic acid. go to the store and they sell 100% pure apple juice with no added acid. it will be bland and flat then compare it to any other apple juice with citric acid and its night and day difference.
Grape have always been the perfect wine fruit because of there high tartanic acid. not so much a acid you taste but you feel.
If your making a blackberry wine you can use acid blend or target the missing acid in the profile with citric acid if your making raspberry wine the missing acid is malic acid.↓
Yes, these acids all have slightly different flavors and will affect the wine's flavor differently. Using a 'blend' is that safest bet without doing some kind of bench-testing first.↓
So is there a particular enhancement each acid will provide over another? For example, will citric acid bring out more of fruity flavor than a tartaric, and so forth?↓
Mark, this is somewhat of a subjective area. The words I might use to describe a flavor might not be the impression the next person gets. Having said this, I will make an attempt: Citric: crisp, lemon / Malic: un-aggressive, banana, strawberries / Tartaric: Grapey↓
Having read here that acidity can rise and fall during fermentation and that the acidity should be checked before bottling, I find it confusing that you also tell us that boxed wine kits already have the acidity arranged for us so we don't need to do anything else. So, if we are not using a kit, why do we need to adjust it before fermentation, possibly adjust it after fermentation and yet with a wine kit, not have to bother?↓
Mike, wine ingredient kits do not need to have their acidity adjusted because each one has been bench-tested by the producer. With each type of wine they know exactly what the acidity is going to do and make acid adjustments for you that compensate for this. When making wine with your own fruit, you need the acidity to be in a reasonable range to keep the yeast happy and to keep spoilage in check. After the fermentation has completed you want to a final check on acidity to make sure it is in a range the is acceptable flavor wise.↓
What should i do to reduce the acidity. my TA is found to be 1.2 %
even after adding the base blend given in the kit, i could not reduce it. What should i be doing?↓
Dr. Jaabir, I would not do anything to the wine until the fermentation has completed and the wine has had time to clear. Depending on the circumstance, that acidity can go up or down during a fermentation. Also, any titration you do during the fermentation will be thrown off by the CO2 gas that is still in the wine. Degas the wine through agitation before taking a reading. If you TA is still too high, you can use potassium bicarbonate to drop out some of the acid.
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Is there a different set of ranges for acidity for sweet fruit wines, and if so, what are they?
Thank You!↓
Debra, for the most part, the acidity level should be in the same range regardless of the sweetness of the wine. This is between .55% and .70%. Readings should be taken with an acid titration kit. In general fruit wines should be around .55% to .60%... reds around .60% to .65%, and white .65% to .70%. Sweetness of the wine should not make a difference in any of these cases.
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I am 3 days into primary fermentation of my first batch ever of wine using muscadines. Being a rookie, I did not add any acid blend before fermentation. Can I ad it now?↓
Brad, yes you can add the acid blend called for in the recipe now.↓
I need citric blend for making bath products. I've never used this before. I'm making bath salts. Are there directions on the container for me?↓
Miriam, I am sorry, the citric acid will contain dosage information for adding it to wine but we do not have any information on using is in bath salts.↓
I didn't have any acid blend left so I used citric acid in a welches grape juice wine recipe.
Haven't bottled it yet. Will this make a difference?↓
Lionel, the acids in acid blend all have slightly different flavors and will affect the wine's flavor differently. Using the blend is recommended. If you use only citric acid it would leave a crisp, lemon effect in the wine.↓
You have indicated that the proper acidity range for white wines is 0.65 to 0.7%. What is the proper pH range?↓
Russell, when testing the pH you are looking for a reading between 3.8 to 3.4. The article posted below will discuss this in more detail.
Wine Acidity
Have a question for you. With kit wines They recommend degassing wine after secondary fermentation is complete and before racking.. Is this also true for home maid fruit wines. Or is it ok to rack them when the secondary fermentation is complete and then de- gas them before you add the chitosen. Thanks. Knute↓
Knute, it is perfectly fine to rack the wine away from any sediment before you start to degas the wine. You do want to degas before you add any type of fining agent or clarifying agent.↓
Remember me? The guy who is making wine in the Philippines. I have been using a local fruit called Calamansi in lieu of Acid Blend for a whil and it seems to be doing the job. The Calamansi fruit is a bit smaller than a ping pong ball and is somewhere between a lemon and an orange in flavor. Any comments?↓
Larry, unfortunately we do not have any information on using Calamansi in place of acid blend.↓
what about beer? how much to add and when? any experiences?↓
Stan, we do not know if any situation where acid blend would be added to a beer.↓


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Bayonne, Labourd, France
Pierre Lafitte Ithurralde (21 May 1901 – 23 February 1985) was a French Basque priest and author.
Lafitte was born in Louhossoa on 21 May 1901; orphaned at the age of seven, he was raised by his aunt and uncle in Ithorots, where he went to the local school. From 1914 he continued his education at the seminary in Urt from where he graduated in 1919. He was ordained on 13 July 1924 and taught at the Catholic University of Toulouse for a number of years until returning to the Northern Basque Country where he eventually settled in Ustaritz for good. He contributed to many Basque and Basque-related publications, including Eskualduna and Gure Herria.[1]
He was deeply involved in the Basque nationalist movement, North and South over many years and founded the first nationalist movement in the North.[1] In 1949 he was called to sit on Euskaltzaindia, the official institution regulating the Basque language.
In 1982 he received an honorary degree from the University of the Basque Country.[1] He died 23 February 1985 in Bayonne (Labourd).[1]
- Linguistics
He is known for several seminal works on the Basque language, including:
- Grammaire basque: navarro-labourdin littéraire (1944)
- Grammaire basque pour tous II – Le verbe basque (1981)
- Narration
- Historio-misterio edo etherazainaren ipui hautatuak (1990)
- Essays
- Koblakarien legea (1935)
- Mende huntako euskaldun idazleen Pentsa-bideak (1974)
- Pierre Topet-Etxahun (1970)
- Anthologies
- Eskualdunen Loretegia. XVI-garren mendetik hunateko liburuetatik bildua. Lehen zatia (1645–1800) (1931)
- Theater
- Hil biziaren ordenua (1963)
- Santcho Azkarra (1954)
- Poetry
- Mañex Etchamendi bertsularia (1972)
- Murtuts eta bertze... (artho churitzeko zonbait ichorio chahar) (1945)
- Other works
- Kazetari lan hautatuak (2002)
- ^ a b c d Auñamendi Entziklopedia Lafitte Ithurralde, Pierre Retrieved 29 July 2009


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