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When the weather outside is frightful there's nothing more delightful that finding somewhere cosy and warming up with a cup of tea, roaring fire or – our personal favourite – a thermal spa treatment. There's something about this time of year that makes escaping for a day or two to a traditional, country house seem particularly appealing, so as we huddle up in preparation for another great British winter we thought we'd round up a few of our cosiest country manors. Check out the most luxurious ways to hibernate this season…
Located in Redhill, Surrey the Spa at Nutfield Priory sits upon a thickly wooded ridge next to the stunning Nutfield Priory Hotel, providing a tranquil and rural setting for guests to escape everyday life and thoroughly recuperate. Whether you're there for a day or overnight escape, guests can enjoy full use of facilities (including a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, brasserie, bar and gym) and a menu of luxury treatments from Espa, Essie, Neom and Murad. It's also where the Made in Chesea girls had a bit of a bust-up earlier in the series. Not that we watch it or anything...
Set amid 38 acres of stunning Cheshire countryside, Rookery Hall is a country house turned lavish hotel that dates back to 1816. Within its historic walls, guests might be surprised to find a rather modern spa which is home to a number of warming facilities including a crystal steam room, traditional sauna, rasul and hydrotherapy pool. It's also the romantic setting David Beckham chose to pop the question to Victoria back in 1997, and the proud recipient of 5 bubbles from the Good Spa Guide.
Anyone feeling particularly festive and eager to get into the winter spirit might enjoy a trip to an even colder climate. Situated on the bonny, bonny banks of Loch Lomand, the Carrick Club & Spa at Cameron House combines relaxation with invigorating personal training to help guests find a balance inside and out. Located amid some of Scotland's most picturesque countryside, Carrick Club & Spa makes a beautiful location for romantic and relaxing escapes this winter. If the weather does turn a little too cold for any nesh(*) southerners you can always retreat to the whirlpool spa, steam room or one of the saunas.
(*) susceptible to cold weather - according to our Midlands colleague
Redworth Hall Hotel is a Jacobean manor house turned country hotel in County Durham. It's traditional appearance (dating back to 1693), rural setting amid 150 acres of English woodland, and state-of-the-art Beauty Rooms make it the ideal destination for a relaxing country break this season. With a treatment menu offering everything from anti-cellulite treatments to an array of facials by luxury spa brand Decleor, and a variety of spa day and break packages (we'll take a Two Night Revitalise Spa Break thank you) if the stunning grounds aren't enough for you you're bound to find something to suit you inside.
Ockenden Manor Hotel is an Elizabethan building set among nine acres of picturesque parklands and gardens. Within the grounds lies a 19th century walled garden which houses the hotel's neighbouring spa: the spa at Ockenden Manor Hotel, West Sussex. Designed as a truly private haven away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the world, the spa at Ockenden Manor offers guests a variety of warming facilities including a hot tub, sauna, steam room and floatation tank. Or, if you're willing to brave wintry conditions for the sake of health and beauty, you might consider braving the chilly sounding rain shower, ice fountain and swimming pools supplied by the spa's own natural spring. Brrrrr.
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Painful bladder syndrome/Interstitial cystitis (PBS/IC) is a chronic painful condition of the urinary bladder in which there are no proven etiologies and no effective treatments that are able to ameliorate the symptoms, which include urinary frequency, urgency, nocturia and pain. There is a comparable disease in domestic cats termed feline interstitial cystitis (FIC), which demonstrates nearly all of the characteristics and symptoms of human PBS/IC. Cats with this naturally occurring disease, as opposed to acute injury/inflammation in rodent models, may permit more relevant studies of the pathophysiology of PBS/IC in humans. We have identified a number of abnormalities in the urothelium of FIC bladders including alterations in barrier function, proliferation and growth, and a heightened sensitivity/response to both chemical and physical stimuli. These may be a result of changes in intracellular Ca2+ release/sequestration and/or intracellular signaling pathways. There are also abnormalities in FIC bladder afferents including altered morphological/electrical properties, nerve firing and distribution of nerve fibers. Moreover, we also have evidence of long-term alterations in FIC spinal cord glial cell morphology and function in regions of pelvic afferent input suggesting that these cells play a role in the generation of abnormal sensory mechanisms. The persistent change that takes place in these FIC cell types during long-term culture has given us a different perspective suggesting the probability of multiple changes along the sensory pathway. Recent findings support an important role for activation of spinal cord glial cells in both initiation and amplification of persistent pain, as it is known that these cells can enhance and prolong the response of second order spinal sensory neurons to peripheral stimulation. Thus, multiple sites in the sensory pathway may have a similar type of 'primary'defect, or a primary defect in the urothelium may sequentially trigger a secondary defect at more proximal sites. Our goals in this renewal application are to further understand the signaling pathways underlying the persistent changes observed in urothelial (and glial cell) function, as well as signaling mechanisms responsible for various cell-cell interactions and how these mechanisms may be altered in FIC. These goals will be accomplished using a multidisciplinary approach including imaging techniques, molecular biology and measurement of transmitter release.
Aim #1 will evaluate intracellular mechanisms regulating urothelial vesicle recycling and transmitter release in PBS/FIC. We hypothesize that the release of mediators/signaling factors from the urothelium in response to mechanical or chemical stimuli contributes to the sensory symptoms in cats diagnosed with FIC.
This aim will utilize imaging with membrane-impermeant dyes in order to explore the mechanisms responsible for chemical and mechanical evoked release of mediators from urothelial cells.
Aim #2 will evaluate mechanisms underlying changes in umbrella cell morphology, signaling and communication in PBS/FIC. We will use intact bladder sheets and polarized urothelial cultures to measure changes in apical cell properties and cell signaling between urothelial layers.
Aim #3 will evaluate morphological/functional properties of spinal cord glial cells in PBS/FIC. We will characterize the chemistry/morphology and function of cultured spinal cord astrocytes as well as glial-neuronal interactions in normal and FIC. Understanding the mechanisms involved in these types of changes may provide important insights for the development of novel targets for the clinical management of PBS/IC.
Painful Bladder Syndrome/Interstitial Cystitis (PBS/IC) is a chronic, idiopathic painful condition of the urinary bladder which is often described as a disease of the urothelium (the epithelial layer lining the bladder lumen). A comparable disease in cats, termed feline interstitial cystitis (FIC), exhibits nearly all of the characteristics and symptoms to that of human PBS/IC. This is a renewal application of a grant where we determined that FIC-urothelium exhibits a heightened sensitivity to chemical and physical stimuli with subsequent augmentation of urothelial-derived transmitter release. These studies will examine mechanisms underlying this type of nonneuronal allodynia/hyperalgesia. Understanding the mechanisms contributing to and maintaining these types of changes may provide important insight for the identification of novel targets for the future clinical management of bladder diseases such as PBS/IC.
|Sunagawa, Masataka; Wolf-Johnston, Amanda; Nomiya, Masanori et al. (2015) Urinary bladder mucosal responses to ischemia. World J Urol 33:275-80
|Kullmann, F Aura; Daugherty, Stephanie L; de Groat, William C et al. (2014) Bladder smooth muscle strip contractility as a method to evaluate lower urinary tract pharmacology. J Vis Exp :e51807
|Hanna-Mitchell, Ann T; Wolf-Johnston, Amanda; Roppolo, James R et al. (2014) Corticotropin-releasing factor family peptide signaling in feline bladder urothelial cells. J Endocrinol 222:113-21
|Birder, Lori A (2014) Urinary bladder, cystitis and nerve/urothelial interactions. Auton Neurosci 182:89-94
|Nirmal, J; Wolf-Johnston, A S; Chancellor, M B et al. (2014) Liposomal inhibition of acrolein-induced injury in rat cultured urothelial cells. Int Urol Nephrol 46:1947-52
|Birder, Lori A (2013) Nervous network for lower urinary tract function. Int J Urol 20:4-12
|Birder, L A; Wolf-Johnston, A S; Sun, Y et al. (2013) Alteration in TRPV1 and Muscarinic (M3) receptor expression and function in idiopathic overactive bladder urothelial cells. Acta Physiol (Oxf) 207:123-9
|Birder, L; Wyndaele, J-J (2013) From urothelial signalling to experiencing a sensation related to the urinary bladder. Acta Physiol (Oxf) 207:34-9
|Birder, Lori; Andersson, Karl-Erik (2013) Urothelial signaling. Physiol Rev 93:653-80
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Matthew Lowton's excellent first-half volley and a late goal from Christian Bentenke was enough to give the Villians their first victory since March, and inflict a first Premier League defeat on Swans manager Michael Laudrup.
The game started with both sides sharing half chances and plenty of attacking intent, with Villa working hard to press all over the pitch to disrupt the visitor's passing style.
And after a spate of corners for both sides it was the Swans who had the first real chance of the game on the 10-minute mark. A dangerous corner was swung in from the right and captain Ashley Williams met it with a perfectly timed header, however Villa keeper Guzan - who again kept Shay Given out of the starting XI - was equal to his effort before he again saved well from Nathan Dyer's follow-up effort.
Five minutes later and the hosts grabbed the lead. A dangerous corner was cleared by the Swans, but only to the left-hand side of the penalty area where Villa right-back Lowton chested down the ball down and lashed a left foot volley beyond an unsighted Michel Vorm to notch his first ever Premier League goal.
There was a nice touch from all sides of the ground in the 19th minute, as a minute's applause was given for Villa captain Stilian Petrov as he continues his recovery from acute leukaemia.
Swansea continued to play their usual free-flowing style as the half wore on but were unable to create any clear-cut chances against a well drilled and hard working home side.
And it was Villa who almost grabbed the game's second goal when Andreas Weimann had an effort well saved by Vorm. The Austrian received the ball in the area after neat build up play, and following a cute exchange with Darren Bent, his shot was kept out by a full stretch Vorm at his near post.
Villa looked to be coasting into the break with the lead, however Swansea nearly grabbed themselves an equaliser moments before the interval.
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Our other professional conceit is the one that begins, "there's this little place I know". It's supposed to be a hush-hush aside to friends, on the basis that it's privileged information, a trade secret, unsuitable for dissemination to our readership. God forbid that we might not get a table because they turn up in droves.
These opportunities for professional vanity come but rarely, so when both come at once, and clash head-on, one may consider oneself both blessed and cursed at the same time. I have recently become the victim of such a double bind. On the one hand, I think I have discovered a new restaurant. On the other hand it falls distinctly into the category of "little places" whose pleasures I am sorely tempted to keep to myself. Woe is me, what shall I do? The wrong thing, obviously.
I chanced on the eaterie in question about five weeks ago. It really was chance. Marie and I were wandering around near our flat, undecided as to which of the usual suspects (Pizza Express, Ragam, Chez Gerard) we would favour with our custom, when we spotted the pleasingly lit vitrine of this new establishment, and felt beckoned inside.
The fact that we had our three week old baby with us (Oscar, I promise not to mention him again), and that he was made at least as welcome as we were (not so much as a semi-scowl from management or clientele) got us off to a flying start. It turned out to be only their second day of business, so the sense of happy hazards working in our favour was further enhanced.
We weren't up for a big one, and I wasn't even thinking of reviewing, so I ordered a plate of bresaola and a salad, and Marie went for the risotto of the day. My bresaola, home-cured, was arrestingly different from the beast that habitually goes by that name. For once you could really taste the spicing (crushed coriander), and it had a deliciously gradated texture - hard, almost crusty on the outside, then increasingly yielding until meltingly soft in the middle. This was easier to appreciate because it wasn't sliced, as it so often is, too thin.
Marie's risotto was of wild sorrel, and generous enough for me to get stuck into as well. We both agreed within a mouthful or two that it was one of the best risottos we had ever tasted. Intuitively, I wouldn't have bet on the lemony tang of sorrel mixing well with Parmesan, but somehow the two came together like rhubarb and custard. On top of that the rice was spot on - still just faintly chalky in the middle.
That's all we had on our first visit, and as we walked home I felt the prick of the horns of my dilemma. To review, or not to review. Not for the time being. I decided. We went back a week or so later, when Marie had the sorrel risotto, again, and I had one of the tastiest rabbit dishes I have had in a long while. A slow-cooked affair somewhere between a pot roast and a stew; it oozed peasanty authenticity, almost overdoing the cornerstone ingredients of rosemary, garlic and salt, and almost overcooking the meat of the wild rabbit. As any aficionado of burnt toast will tell you, taking a dish to the brink, and almost-but-not-quite spoiling it, is one route to absolute perfection.
Should I break the news? Not just yet. A third visit would give me an opportunity to check out the fish cookery. A salad of baby octopus and cuttlefish tossed together with a few green leaves was pleasingly simple, and cleverly lifted by a touch of chilli in the dressing. Marie's tuna carpaccio showed the chef a master of the difficult art of buying good fish, and resisting the temptation to do anything with it.
My fish of the day, a fillet of bream simply grilled and served with a lemon butter sauce, showed he could cook the stuff as well as buy it. Marie, ever adventurous, chose for her main course ... a risotto of wild sorrel. "Just as good as the first time," was the verdict.
Time to come clean? Oh, all right then, I guess I'd better. But allow me one indulgence. "Look there's this little place I know. We happened on it a few weeks ago. It's in Charlotte Street, but you could easily miss it. Only seats about 25. Italian and family-run I would guess. The staff are absolutely charming. And the cooking - just delightful. Simple. Magic risotto, great fish, lovely bit of rabbit. Go and check it out. But hey, don't go mad and tell everyone. If I stroll in there next week and can't get a table, I'll know who's to blame! What's it called? Hah, almost forgot to say. Passione. Sshhh! You heard it here first, right?"
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S&M is the biggest producer in Sardinia, and Vermentino is one of the island's better whites. I'd drink this
Aglianico del Vulture 1996, D'Angelo, pounds 16
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"Nobody's looking to create a cookie-cutter community."
Marty Graham 4:30 p.m., Feb. 24
Speaking of Barona, this summer the tribe's resort was the scene of a "fundraising dinner and golf event" for the 2014 re-election committee of Congressman Juan Vargas. According to the invitation, Vargas patrons kicked in $2500 for golf and dinner, or just $1500 for golf, with the freshman Democrat.
According to his most recent campaign disclosure filed with the Federal Election Commission on October 15, Vargas has so far raked in more than $289,000 this cycle, but expenses left his fund with only $94,915 in the bank. Donors included Qualcomm executive and mayoral hopeful Nathan Fletcher ($250); serial entrepreneur Barbara Bry of La Jolla ($500); the American Dental Political Action Committee ($1000); Blue Shield of California PAC ($1000); and Simnsa Health Plan founder Frank Carrillo ($2600).
Among expenses: $13,000 paid to Vargas's 2010 state-senate campaign committee, which still owes hefty consulting payments to various Vargas friends and associates. In addition, the congressional campaign committee paid out $1035 on August 2 to the El Castell Motel in Monterey for "Lodging/trip to No. CA" and $264 for a fundraising meeting at the Firehouse Restaurant in Chicago on July 30.


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HIV infection is associated with the premature onset of age-associated co-morbidities such as non-AIDS malignancies and cardiovascular disease. These co-morbidities have been linked to persistently elevated serum levels of proinflammatory cytokines that mimic an aging phenotype known as
HIV infection is associated with chronic inflammation which can lead to the premature onset of immune aging in middle aged persons. Immune aging can lead to the development of chronic conditions, such as heart disease and cancer. Treatments that reduce inflammation have the potential to reverse immune aging. We propose to test fish oil, a known anti-inflammatory, to reverse immune aging in HIV+ persons.
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Information theoretic bounds on the estimated Zernike coefficients for various diversity phase functions are presented. We show that, in certain cases, defocus diversity may yield a higher Cramer–Rao lower bound (CRLB) than some other diversity phase functions. Using simulated images to evaluate the performance of the phase-diversity algorithm, we find that, for an extended scene and defocus diversity, the phase-diversity algorithm achieves the CRLB for known objects. Furthermore, the phase-diversity algorithm achieves the CRLB by a factor of ~2 for unknown objects.
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Venice's first regatta was held in 1464 as a tribute to Venetian noblewoman, Caterina Cornaro, on the day that she married Giacomo II, king of Cyprus. Giacomo died in 1473, leaving Caterina pregnant and her financial future in the hands of the Venetian Doge who-in an unprecedented act of nationalism-seized her inheritance and in exchange, offered her a small annuity and dominion over Asolo, thirty miles to the north. There she retired to live out her days, surrounded by a small but elegant court that included the Venetian painter, Pietro Bembo.
Serves 4 to 6
Time: 40 minutes plus 12 hours marinating time
Level of Difficulty: Easy
2 medium butternut squash (about 3 pounds total),
peeled, seeded, and cut into thin strips
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Salt to taste
1 cup good-quality red wine vinegar
1 medium red onion, thinly sliced
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
1 large bunch fresh basil
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
2. Toss the squash with the oil and a pinch of salt and transfer to a baking pan. Bake for 30 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, place the vinegar, onion, salt, and pepper in a saucepan. Bring to a boil and remove from heat.
4. Transfer the squash to a small glass or plastic terrine with a tight-fitting cover. Arrange the strips in layers, each layer topped with a few basil leaves and a drizzle of the vinegar mixture. Continue in this manner until all ingredients have been used. Refrigerate for at least 12 hours before serving.
Make Ahead: The entire dish can be made up to 2 months in advance and refrigerated in a sealed container.
How to Serve: As a side dish paired with roasted meats.
Wine Suggestion: Medium- or Full-bodied Red
*Chioggia is a small town south of Venice that has, today, become famous for its high-quality produce such as squash, beet, radicchio, and potatoes.
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Gamma expansion is finally out with terraforming, overhauled industry and of course player built settlements.
"Finally the day has come, when we unleash what we essentially consider as almost a rewrite of the game (considering there's barely anything left untouched in it), and open the Gamma Frontier. This has been a frankly unreasonable amount of work, but having seen some of the things already built on the test servers, I feel it was already well worth it. "
It's what the game needed, now there is actually enough landmass for smaller entities to have a chance surviving out in the wild.
so explain to me the communities reaction to this. prior to all this there were free standing towers int he pvp zones that large alliances would hold, and would provide ample resupply and warning to random people who might want to mine some epriton, large alliances would have the island on lockdown more or less, aside from roaming bands of enemy large alliances...leaving the smaller corps and single players left out on mining the important and expensive commodity.
Also it was very impractical for a smaller talented corp to take a tower, since everything stored in it could be lost if they end up losing the tower.
This gamma stuff however sounds fantastic...since the land is by far the best defense...are the larger alliances sticking to (was it beta) islands or are the gamma islands getting over run by them?
Is the community growing, prior to this it was stagnating a bit, and far below what a game like this needs for its robust economy to show ect
How is the trerraforming? Are you able to create accurate slopes and inclines to..for instance...restrict entry into an area allowing for only bots with good climbing ability..or is it all or nothing trenches (which would serve good use.
How do you aquire a plot of land..can you take it from others...what structures can be built and can they be destroyed.
From my initial look at this...this might be putting this little game in a whole new league of its own...this is very impressive for an indy studio with a small game.
This sounds like their original vision for the game. I hope it gives smaller groups and individual players the ability to have a little spot to call their own. That would probably be one of the most satisfying things about playing the game.
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A Marathon man is at Ryder Trauma Center being treated for injuries he suffered during a fight in the parking lot of a local bar.
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On May 23, 2012, the CFPB published an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) that proposes to extend Regulation E protections to GPR cards. The CFPB's release of this ANPR coincided with the CFPB's scheduled hearing in Durham, North Carolina on the same subject. We previously issued an e-alert summarizing the ANPR and wanted to provide some further thoughts and commentary on the ANPR.
At least one difficulty posed by the ANPR that immediately comes to mind is that the CFPB seeks to establish generally applicable rules with respect to all GPR cards. This will be a challenge because the various market participants in this industry are so different (i.e., issuers, distributors, program managers, marketers, and/or wallet providers). While the regulatory burden will likely fall heavily on issuers, even within the issuer subset banks are regulated differently. For example, some banks design their GPR cards to be Durbin-exempt because the Durbin Rule is applicable to banks with $10 billion or more in assets. However, other banks that issue prepaid cards do not have to take Durbin into account if they do not have assets above that threshold.
Further, a prior blog post dated December 6, 2011 questioned a variety of proposed prepaid card reforms called for by various consumer groups due to the concern that some of those proposals were likely to increase costs and, in turn, decrease the supply of reloadable cards available to consumers. Our position was, and continues to be, that consumers want, and in fact, need these products, a point at least implicitly recognized by the CFPB when it acknowledged that there has been a significant amount of growth in GPR cards in recent years in the ANPR. In considering and drafting any of the various regulations contemplated by the ANPR, we hope that the CFPB will remain cognizant of not only the needs of the industry to continue to offer profitable products, but also the clear desire of consumers to continue to have access to affordable GPR products as alternatives to traditional checking accounts and debit cards which these consumers have sometimes found are not the best fit for their financial needs.
Prepaid market participants should also note that the ANPR seeks broad information about the prepaid industry generally. While it certainly makes good sense to continue to educate the CFPB about the prepaid industry and work together to achieve an appropriate balance of the interests at issue, such information is all but certain to inform any subsequent decision by the CFPB about whether to include prepaid card market participants within the definition of "larger participants" and subject those companies to direct CFPB supervision.
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{Excerpt} DO confront homophobic jokes and attitudes wherever they strike. Closeted gays have very good hearing. If you let a comment or joke slip by within hearing range you can be assured that your credibility with that worker is destroyed.
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Curried Potato, Cauliflower & Spinach
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|1 , diced
|Garam masala
|1 Tablespoon
|Ground cumin
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground turmeric
|1 Teaspoon
|Canned chopped tomatoes
|14 Ounce (In Tomato Juice, 400 Gram)
|Vegetable stock
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|New potatoes
|1 Pound, cut in to chunks (450 Gram)
|Cauliflower florets
|10 Ounce (280 Gram)
|Slivered almonds
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Baby spinach leaves
|5 5⁄8 Cup (90 tbs)
|Naan bread
|2 (To Serve)
1. Heat the oil in a pan over medium-low heat, add the onion and spices, and cook, stirring constantly, for 2-3 minutes, taking care not to burn the spices as they are cooking in a small amount of oil. Add the tomatoes and stock and bring to a boil, then reduce the heat, cover, and let simmer for 25 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, put the potatoes into a separate pan, cover with cold water, and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat, cover, and let simmer for 15 minutes. Add the cauliflower and return to a boil, then reduce the heat, cover, and let simmer for an additional 10 minutes, or until just tender.
3. While the vegetables are cooking, preheat the broiler to medium. Spread the almonds out in a single layer on a baking sheet and toast under the preheated broiler, turning to brown evenly, for 1-2 minutes—watch constantly because they brown very quickly.Tip the almonds into a small dish and set aside.
4. Add the spinach to the potatoes and cauliflower, stir into the water, and let simmer for 1 minute. Drain the vegetables and return to the pan. Stir in the curried tomato sauce.Transfer to a warmed serving dish, sprinkle over the toasted almonds, and serve at once with naan bread.
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Calories 1546 Calories from Fat 591
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Total Fat 68 g105.3%
Saturated Fat 8.4 g42.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 9.3 mg3.1%
Sodium 3946.1 mg164.4%
Total Carbohydrates 197 g65.7%
Dietary Fiber 34.8 g139.4%
Sugars 24.2 g
Protein 49 g97%
Vitamin A 473.3% Vitamin C 498.3%
Calcium 101.3% Iron 116.1%
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My father died when he was only 59, and Kelly Corrigan's memoir, The Middle Place, brings so many memories back about my relationship with him. The book tells the story of the year Corrigan discovered she had breast cancer, but it's much more: it's the story of her relationship with her father, and of her fears for him when he has a recurrence of his cancer that same year. It's a moving book, particularly for anyone who lost his or her parents at a young age.
Although Kelly Corrigan was in her late thirties, with a loving husband and two young daughters, she still defined herself as George Corrigan's only daughter. "Greenie," a loud, funny, Catholic man, adored his daughter, and his love was reciprocated. Kelly had two brothers, and a mother who loved her, but as the youngest child and only daughter she felt as if she were her father's princess.
In 2004 Kelly discovered a lump in her breast, and the diagnosis was breast cancer. For the first time she found herself in that "middle place," "that sliver of time when childhood and parenthood overlap," when you're still someone's child but also a parent. Kelly wanted her parents; at the same time she needed to help her young daughters through her own cancer.
It only became worse when her father was diagnosed with bladder cancer. Kelly had to try to live for her children and fight her own illness while railing against the cancer that now threatened her 74-year-old father's life and subjected him to difficult treatments.
The Middle Place is the story of a spoiled daughter who craved her father's attention. At the same time, it's about a woman growing into adult life and accepting her role as a wife and mother, and trying to leave the same kind of memories for her daughters that her father had given her. George Corrigan was a vital force in Kelly's life. Now she wanted to leave her own traces, evidence that she was once alive, memories for her children.
Kelly Corrigan's memoir moved me to laughter. Sometimes, however, I wanted to slap her and tell her to grow up. The story will provoke tears, laughter, and sometimes frustration. If you're a daughter who lost a father prematurely, for whatever reason, the book will evoke memories and longing. The Middle Place brought back all of the memories and joy I shared with my own father. Kelly Corrigan is a strong writer, and The Middle Place will resonate with readers.Powered by Sidelines


text: ×Close Product Image 1 of 1 Eisenhower Volume II The President See image Eisenhower Volume II The President By Stephen E. Ambrose Eisenhower: The President, the second and concluding volume of Stephen Ambrose's brilliant biography, is the first assessment of a postwar President based on access to the entire record. It covers a wide range of subjects, including Eisenhower's rejection of the near-unanimous advice he received as President to use atomic weapons; his thinking on defense policy and the Cold War; his handling of a multitude of foreign-affairs crises; his attitudes and actions on civil rights; his views on Joseph McCarthy and on communism. Also illuminated are Eisenhower's relations with Nixon, Truman, Khrushchev, de Gaulle, and other world leaders. Ambrose provides us with an extraordinary portrait -- fairminded and enormously well-informed -- of the man, both decent and complex, who is increasingly regarded as one of the twentieth century's greatest Presidents. × Added to Cart List Price $11.99 Your Cart ( items) Cart total Continue Shopping CHECKOUT NOW Choose a format: eBook Format: eBook Simon & Schuster | 608 pages | ISBN 9781476745879 | March 2014 List Price $11.99 Browse Related Books History > United States > 20th CenturyPolitical Science > LeadershipBiography & Autobiography > Presidents & Heads of State Buy now Amazon's Kindle Store Apple iBookstore Barnes & Noble Books-a-Million Google Play Kobo Praise Naomi Bliven The New Yorker A review can barely suggest the riches of this biography, its readability, and its discrimination in evoking the recent past. It offers the beguiling mixture of nostalgia and illumination we find in old newsreels, along with an abundance of themes for reflection. SEE ALL PRAISE Naomi Bliven The New Yorker A review can barely suggest the riches of this biography, its readability, and its discrimination in evoking the recent past. It offers the beguiling mixture of nostalgia and illumination we find in old newsreels, along with an abundance of themes for reflection. Robert J. Donovan The New York Times Book Review, front page Stephen E. Ambrose's Eisenhower is the best book to date on its subject...it is also the most comprehensive....A scholarly determination to be fair permeates the book....Of Eisenhower's high rank on the list of Presidents there can be little doubt. General William Westmoreland A rich and exciting book about Eisenhower in a civilian role. His grasp of military and foreign affairs and his courage to make timely and bold decisions are hallmarks of the excellent account of a soldier turned statesman and politician. Chicago Tribune Bookworld Stephen Ambrose's important biography...argues that in foreign affairs Eisenhower was "undoubtedly the best-prepared man ever elected to the Presidency." And he proved it with his management of crises -- Dien Bien Phu, Quemoy and Matsu (where he resisted appeals to use tactical atomic weapons against the Chinese), Suez, the Hungarian revolt, Berlin, Sputnik, the U-2 incident....Ambrose has given us a splendid biography of a great and good man. Get a FREE eBook when you join our mailing list. Plus, receive updates on new releases, recommended reads and more from Simon & Schuster. Email Address Free eBook available to NEW subscribers only. Offer redeemable at Simon & Schuster's ebook fulfillment partner.Offer expires in three months, unless otherwise indicated.See full terms and conditions and this month's choices. More Books from this Author D-Day Illustrated Edition D-Day Illustrated Edition By Stephen E. AmbroseBy Stephen E. Ambrose Nixon Volume III Nixon Volume III By Stephen E. AmbroseBy Stephen E. Ambrose Nixon Volume II Nixon Volume II By Stephen E. AmbroseBy Stephen E. Ambrose Nixon Volume I Nixon Volume I By Stephen E. AmbroseBy Stephen E. Ambrose See more by Stephen E. Ambrose About the Author Photo Credit: Stephen E. Ambrose Dr. Stephen E. Ambrose was a renowned historian and acclaimed author of more than thirty books. Among his New York Times bestsellers are Nothing Like It in the World, Citizen Soldiers, Band of Brothers, D-Day - June 6, 1944, and Undaunted Courage. Dr. Ambrose was a retired Boyd Professor of History at the University of New Orleans and a contributing editor for the Quarterly Journal of Military History. BECOME A FAN BOOKS


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Changed minds and demographics in gay marriage shift
A recent poll finds 49 percent of Americans favor allowing gays and lesbians to marry legally, and 44 percent oppose the idea. A decade ago 58 percent opposed it and a third supported it.
The 49 percent who now support same-sex marriage includes 14 percent who said they have changed their minds.
When asked why, almost one-third say it's because they know someone who is gay – a family member, friend or acquaintance.
Just 2 percent overall said their views have shifted against gay marriage.
Another major factor in the long-term shift in the public's view: the so-called millennial generation of young adults born since 1980 – today's 18- to 32-year-olds who entered adulthood in the new millennium. The survey finds 70 percent of millennials favor same-sex marriage.
The Pew Research findings are based on a survey of 1,501 adults nationwide conducted March 13-17. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
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Coto swimmers complete marathon swim
The Coto Coyotes Masters Swim Team became the first relay to complete a marathon swim from Anacapa Island to the city of Oxnard, Oct. 14.
The team began the swim at 2:30 a.m. and finished in 7 hours, 15 minutes, 18 seconds later at Oxnard's Silver Strand Beach. The group, which was comprised of 18 swimmers who formed 3 relays (6 swimmers per relay), swam side-by-side until the 12.4 mile course was completed.
This was the team's second attempt at the same channel after aborting the first relay on Sept. 8 due to 20-knot winds which resulted in harsh swimming conditions.
"We selected the wrong day on our first attempt. This time, we chose a date with a forecast for light winds and made the decision to conduct the swim during the evening hours when the wind typically lies down," said team captain Morgan Empey.
"We also added some road tested ocean swimmers to our team. This proved to be the correct call. We now have our channel redemption."
According to relay member Corey Tabor, the team raised $17,000 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA).
"Of course our goal was to complete the swim, but the event was a success even before entering the water due to the generous contributions received for MDA research," said Tabor.
According to Scott Zornig, President of the Santa Barbara Channel Swim Association, which governs marathon swims to and from the California Channel Islands, there have been 36 solo marathon swims which have been successful from Anacapa Island since Cindy Cleveland completed the first swim in 1978, but there has never been a relay.
"This group of outstanding open water athletes will always hold the distinction of being the first to jointly conquer Anacapa Island," said Zornig.
Members of the team included: Howard Burns, Charlie Christensen, Marc Horwittz, Mike Kendall, Alan Baumgardner, Corey Tabor, Lisa Nordholm, John Stevens, Jullian Rusinek, Morgan Empey, Vanessa Mesia, Mike Lane, Michael Trudeau, Tanya MacLean, Jeff Conrad, Ben Putman, Lynn Kubasek and Cherie Edborg.
The Coto Masters swim team practices every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 6-7:30 a.m. at the Coto de Caza Golf and Racquet Club, and on weekend mornings in Laguna Beach at Oak Street.
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