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SANTA ANA – Authorities on Tuesday identified a 38-year-old man found stabbed to death in a Santa Ana parking lot.
Officers responding to reports of a man covered in blood shortly before 9 p.m. Sunday in the 700 block of East First Street found Jaime Mejia Zaragoza unconscious and not breathing.
Zaragoza, who police say had been stabbed multiple times in the upper body, was pronounced dead at the scene. No weapon was found.
The stabbing is believed to have occurred in the Hickory Plaza, near Taqueria El Perico.
Other people were believed to have been hanging out with Zaragoza in the area before the stabbing, but no one was around when the officers arrived, Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna said.
Zaragoza was "on and off homeless" and was known to frequent the area, Bertagna added.
Investigators have not identified any suspects in the stabbing. They are asking anyone with information about the case to call the Santa Ana homicide detail at 714-245-8390.
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Investigators believe Gonzalez was at a nearby house party attended by 100 to 200 people when a fight broke out, Bertagna said. Investigators are working on interviewing people who attended the party but have not identified a shooter or shooters.
Police described Gonzalez as a documented gang member and say his death is believed to have been gang-related. They are asking anyone with information about his death to call gang investigators at 714-245-8648.
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He does not pick them out as an historical anomaly; to him they illustrate a trend that has taken over society, turning us from public-minded citizens into dissatisfied consumers; making us ever more materialistic, selfish and unhappy. We have become "turbo-consumers". Shopping is no longer functional, but our primary leisure pursuit. We are no longer buying the things we need to live, but living to buy things we don't need.
When did "doing the shopping" become "going shopping"? Lawson asks. The problem began when Margaret Thatcher accepted the free market dogma of Friedrich Von Hayek and other thinkers, and rolled back the state. The market started seeping more deeply into our lives, squeezing out uncommercial interests such as thinking, singing, walking, talking to neighbours and doing things for the community.
The result? A fractured society. As one survey participant told researchers for the Joseph Rowntree Trust: "We are in danger of losing sight of what is important in life, like kindness, playfulness, generosity and friendship. The immaterial things that can't be bought."
To pay for the ever-increasing lists of must-have purchases we work the longest hours in Europe, 301 more than the French per year. In the past 60 years, productivity per worker has doubled. But we are never happy - because advertisers and marketing experts persuade us that we can't be unless we buy more stuff. This approach to consuming is extending into traditionally non-commercial areas, like the dating experts employed by stressed executives to source long-term partners.
"We could live as we did in 1948 and have an additional six months off a year to do whatever we wanted, or strike some better balance between time and more things. But this is never the choice presented to us. The option is never more time, it's always buying more," complains Lawson. Instead, individuals should seize back control by considering working fewer hours and buying less; from businesses with good records on the environment, animal welfare and workers' rights, and by joining grassroots networks like book-swapping schemes and freecycle, which offers free unwanted items.
All these are worthy, if predictable, ideas, but Lawson is better at suggesting some macro solutions. His ten ideas for creating a more satisfied society include the unlikely - a ban on advertising outdoors and rationing of goods and services – and the more practical: higher taxes on luxury goods, a simple unified kite mark for ethical products, a ban on companies supplying educational materials in schools, and a 35-hour week (as practised in France).
Perhaps his chairmanship of the Brownite presure group Compass explains why Lawson is not more critical of Labour for accepting a modified Thatcherism, rather than forging a happier politics based on family, friends, community and environment. Surely Labour is as guilty as the Conservatives for believing that rising prosperity will solve social ills?
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The grown-up version of a childhood favorite, these twice-baked potatoes are both a nod to my mom and her simply delicious cooking and to Appleton Creamery, from whence this recipe inspiration was born.
Just as satisfying as the traditional, the tangy goat cheese and bite of the scallions takes this classic to another level. Still comfort food, yet elegant enough to serve as a holiday side-dish.
Another thought is to use baby potatoes and serve tiny versions of these delights as a holiday appetizer. Be sure to back off on the baking time and use a small melon scoop to remove the potato flesh.
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4 large or medium russet potatoes, scrubbed cleaned and pierced with a fork
4 tablespoons unsalted butter
8 ounces crème frâiche
4 ounces goat cheese
1/4 cup minced scallions
1/4 cup minced parsley
1/8 teaspoon salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Place the potatoes in the middle of the oven and bake for 45 minutes to 1 hour or until they are tender when squeezed or pierced with a fork.
Remove from oven and slice in half along the widest part of the potato to make it so they will more easily lay flat. Hold each half of potato with a towel and with a spoon scoop out the center. Press through a ricer or smash with a potato masher. Add the rest of the ingredients.
Using either a pastry bag with a large hole or just a spoon, return the potato mixture to the potato shells. At this point you can cover and refrigerate them overnight. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or until heated through. If you have refrigerated them, bake for an additional 10 to 15 minutes.
Serves 4 to 6
Thank goodness for comfort food.
Sweet potatoes have become one of my new favorite vegetables. While they also can be considered a carbohydrate, they are so filled with goodness in the vitamin and mineral category, not to mention the fiber, that they don't count as a strike against you in the same way white potatoes do.
As we move into the deepest days of the calendar, when the daylight hours are at their ebb, meals that require the oven to be on for an hour or so are a welcome balm. Right now, it's all about the cozy, the creamy, the toasty and the mellow. The way the salty bacon meets the tangy goat cheese blanketed by caramelized onions topping the soft, natural sweetness of the sweet potato is just exactly what the drop in light and temperature of this time of year calls for.When I first made this recipe, we actually had it as the main course with some roasted kale and homemade bread. But it's swanky enough to stand up as a holiday side with no problem what-so-ever.
Sweet Potatoes Stuffed with Caramelized Red Onion, Goat Cheese and Bacon
To make fresh bread crumbs pulse the equivalent of three large rolls torn into pieces in the food processor until the pieces are the size of peas. Transfer to a baking pan and bake until the crumbs are crunchy, about 15 minutes.
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil (half for the onions and half for the sweet potatoes)
2 cups sliced red onions; about 2 large red onions
3 cups fresh bread crumbs, the equivalent of three rolls
4 large or 6 medium sweet potatoes, with skins on, cut in half
1/2 teaspoon salt (for the onions, sweet potatoes and stuffing to taste)
several grinds of fresh black pepper (for the onions, sweet potatoes and stuffing to taste)
3 slices bacon, cut into 1/4-inch slices
2 ounces goat cheese
3 tablespoons chicken broth or water
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line a rimmed baking sheet with a half sheet of parchment paper. Place the sweet potatoes flesh side up on the parchment paper and rub with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and bake for 1 hour in the oven.
Meanwhile heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a medium-sized skillet over medium-high heat. Add the red onion and sauté until the onions are very soft and caramelized, about 20 minutes. Reduce heat to medium-low when the bottom begins to stick. When the onions are finished, remove from the pan and add the bacon. Cook until the bacon is almost fully cooked. Drain the fat and then add the onion and the rest of the ingredients to the same pan. Combine well.
When the sweet potatoes are tender, remove from the oven and carefully top with the stuffing by pressing the stuffing into a shape similar to the potatoes. Bake for another 20 to 30 minutes.
Makes 4 to 6
The tricks to making a successful cheesecake are simple. They also make sense when you understand the reason behind them.
Eggs, a major component of cheesecakes, don't like to be heated quickly or subject to high heat. Instead they like to be handled gently and with a little tender loving care. They freak out when the heat is too fast or too high, curdling or puffing up, both of which we don't want in a cheesecake. This is why having all ingredients at room temperature to begin with helps. Another trick is some sort of water – either in the form of steam or a water bath, to mitigate the formation of a crust and to gentle the heat. Lastly, letting the cheesecake cool down in the oven helps gentle the change in heat and prevents those craters we don't want to see in our cheesecakes.
The recipes that ran in the Portland Press Herald today, Vanilla Cheesecake and Lemon Curd Cheesecake, are both favorites in our family. There I also write about how to freeze and thaw cheesecakes, making them a perfect make-ahead dessert. The Lemon Curd Cheesecake has been a holiday dessert for years, appeasing those who are done with the chocolate overload.
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For those who know me, but don't live with me, it sometimes comes as a shock to find that I love football and specifically, the Patriots.
While our guys didn't play as well as we know they can for the AFC Championship this year… and while I'm still adjusting to the fact that my Sundays will no longer be spent having a blast cheering on my team, there is a small light to this whole thing. I could actually have people over for Superbowl Sunday now. When I was sure that I would be watching the Patriots, I worried that maybe guests weren't the best choice. One, what if I got grumpy because my team did what they did last weekend and struggled on defense AND offense? (Grumpy definitely happened last weekend.) Two, what if I needed to be hostess, but really all I wanted to do was watch the game? No, guests weren't a good idea I said honestly to myself. But now, I'm good.
Now that that's settled, what's the menu? Well it could be pounds of chips and dip that would require weeks of running and P90X to burn off… OR it could be Texas Beef and Black Bean Chili, Cheesy Corn Muffins, Easy Salsa, Salsa Dip.
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Today my Maine Ingredient column ran and it's on all different kinds of baked brie. Who doesn't love that? My favorite (today at least) is the Walnut and Lemon Marmalade Bake Brie. Are we seeing a citrus trend here?
This one is the Crushed Pretzel and Garlic-Crusted Baked Brie
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In this weeks The Maine Ingredient I share a recipe for Boursin Mashers to accompany Delicata Squash with Thyme and Caramelized Onion, Mushroom and Turkey Meatloaf. Comfort food.
Boursin is actually a trademark for a type of cheese that originated in Gournay, France that has since been swallowed by the business of food. The cheese is readily available in the deli section of the grocery store, but a close substitute can easily be made at home with cream cheese, herbs and garlic.
This is also nice as an easy hors d'oeuvres served with crackers, crostinis or crudités
12 ounces cream cheese, softened
1 clove garlic
1 1/2 teaspoons minced fresh parsley
1 1/2 teaspoons minced fresh chives
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire
Freshly ground black pepper
Combine all ingredients in a food processor and blend well. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Makes 1 cup
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Sometimes it's such a relief to cook for the same number I cook for all summer long. It must sound funny, but it's actually LESS thinking for me. I don't have to hold back on amounts like I do when cooking for the family or testing recipes and even then half the time I end up with twice as much as I need! This job came a while ago, but no matter, it has some of my favorites, one of which is oft requested on the Riggin, Artichoke and Roasted Red Pepper Dip. When I take these platters of bubbly, crusty, cheesy flavor out of my wood stove on the boat and bring them on deck to a crowd of hungry sailors, they NEVER come back empty. I've taken to setting some aside for the crew so that they get a bite as well.
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Could the color of these veggies be any prettier? That's White Bean and Roasted Garlic Dip for the vegans.
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Roasted Mushroom Pate en Croute – another one that never comes back empty. For me, this is one that I have to say to myself, "Step awaaay from the food. Awaaaay."
This one is my favorite because it's so pretty. Sesame Soy Udon noodles are wrapped around forks and served on a bed of shaved bright purple cabbage. Guests just take one or two forks for their plates.
Delicata Squash and Goat Cheese Tartlets – kinda pop in your mouth goodness.
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The word "casserole" conjures up images of canned cream of-fill-in-the-blank soup from my childhood. I grew up in the Midwest, in a household that watched the price of milk and bought in bulk when it went on sale, which meant that we were no stranger to casseroles of the tuna variety and others. While my food tastes have changed and so have my parents' tastes, right along with their income, I still occasionally call home for a childhood recipe when I'm looking for a one-pot meal to satisfy my children and the child who still lives in me.
Simply put, while the name is old-fashioned, a casserole is just a one-pot meal with the protein starch and vegetable all in one dish. Preferably with a crispy topping, please. Casseroles from our past don't have to include canned soup to be hearty, one-pot meals. And they don't have to be something only served for a weeknight dinner. Served in individual bowls or large ramekins and topped with a garnish, you quickly turn an everyday meal into a simple meal fit for entertaining.
This is a wonderful comfort meal for a snowy, winter evening, with friends or just family.
Casserole of Mashed Potato, Portobello Mushrooms and Swiss Chard with Goat Cheese
For the mushrooms and Swiss chard:
2 tablespoons olive oil
4 Portobello mushrooms
1 bunch Swiss chard, coarsely chopped and cleaned well
1/2 teaspoon salt
several grinds of freshly ground black pepper
1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
For the potatoes:
8 medium red potatoes, peeled and whole
3 tablespoons butter
1/2 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon salt, plus more for the water
4 oz. goat cheese
For the mushrooms and Swiss chard:
Preheat oven to 400°. Place the mushrooms and Swiss chard on a roasting pan and sprinkle with oil, salt and pepper. Roast for 40-45 minutes. The Swiss chard may be done before the mushrooms at about 30 minutes. It's done when it's wilted and the stems are tender. Remove the Swiss chard with tongs and transfer to a medium sized bowl. Toss with balsamic vinegar. Continue to cook the mushrooms until they begin to get darker on the edges. When the mushrooms are done, let them cool briefly and then slice thinly into long strips.
For the potatoes:
Place the potatoes in a medium stockpot and cover with salted water. Bring to a boil and reduce to a simmer. Simmer for 30-40 minutes or until the potatoes are tender when poked with a fork. Drain the water; add the butter, milk and salt and whip with a hand mixer.
Reduce oven heat to 350°. In four 2-cup oven proof bowls, layer the potatoes, mushrooms and Swiss chard, beginning and ending with the potatoes. Sprinkle with goat cheese and bake for 15-20 minutes or until the edges of the potatoes begin to brown.
Serves 4 (or 6 if you use smaller bowls)
Herbed Feta Cheese
This recipe is only practical if you grow your own herbs, otherwise it gets to be pretty costly. But maybe you have a friend who would be willing to have you raid his or her herb garden for, say, a lovely wedge of herbed feta cheese?
This recipe also makes a wonderful summertime appetizer. Instead of making the Tomato and Kalamata Olive Salad, use whole Kalamata olives and tomato and lemon slices to decorate a platter. If you've got extra herbs use them too. It's a beautiful presentation with all the different colors.
1 pound piece (or several large chunks) good quality feta cheese
8-10 fresh sage leaves
1 small handful fresh dill sprigs
5 sprigs fresh thyme
1 small bunch Greek oregano
4 sprigs of Italian parsley
1 teaspoon whole black peppercorns
1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper
1 lemon, thinly sliced
Extra-virgin olive oil as needed
To serve:
1 lemon, thinly sliced
Sprigs of herbs for garnish
Place the cheese, herbs, spices, and lemon slices in a Ziploc bag. Add olive oil until the cheese is covered (you'll use less oil if you squeeze out air as you add oil). Seal the bag and refrigerate at least 6 hours (24 hours is even better).
To serve:
Remove the cheese from the bag, reserving the oil. Cut the cheese into bite-size slices and arrange the slices on a platter with the sliced lemon. Drizzle with the reserved oil and garnish with herbs.
Serve at room temperature with crackers or pita bread.
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CNN reporter Jeff Zeleny interviewed Lori Arnold, an Iowan from Fort Dodge, who said she is voting for Sanders because he has built his campaign without relying on special-interest money.
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Senior captains Maddy Acton and Rachel Sexton combined for nine goals and seven assists to help Lincoln-Sudbury (14-1, 7-0 DCLL) to an 18-10 Dual County League Large win over visiting Westford yesterday.
Senior captains Maddy Acton and Rachel Sexton combined for nine goals and seven assists to help Lincoln-Sudbury (14-1, 7-0 DCLL) to an 18-10 Dual County League Large win over visiting Westford yesterday.
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Sophomore Eliza Guild chipped in with three goals and three assists for the Warriors.
ASHLAND 17, MEDWAY 1: Senior Jackie Connors had two goals and nine assists to help Ashland (9-4, 4-4 TVL) to a Tri-Valley League win over host Medway.
Caitlin Graves scored a team-high five goals for the Clockers.
Senior Alanna Firth played well on defense for Ashland.
HOLLISTON 22, BELLINGHAM 5: Seniors and twin sisters Jackie and Jordan Sostilio each scored seven goals and combined for five assists as Holliston (3-7) romped at Bellingham (0-9) in a Tri-Valley League game.
Jordan Sostilio had three assists and Jackie Sostilio had two for the Panthers, who led 14-2 at halftime. Emma Twomey scored four goals and Caroline Scheib netted three for Holliston.
WESTBOROUGH 15, SHREWSBURY 14: Anna Petrunich scored six goals and had two assists, and Jill Horka netted four goals as host Westborough (10-1, 6-1) held off Shrewsbury for a Mid-Wach A victory.
Sophomore Olivia McGourty had a goal and three assists, and Brigid Bowser added a goal and two assists for Westborough, which rebounded from an 8-7 loss to Algonquin on Monday.
The Rangers held an 11-10 halftime lead as Shrewsbury's Devan Michael scored six of her game-leading eight goals in the first half to keep the Colonials close.
MILFORD 23, TYNGSBORO 13: Senior Reba Barrows had six goals and four assists as Milford (9-3, 7-2 MWB) dispatched Tyngsboro in a Mid-Wach B tilt.
Senior Blair Smith (four goals, two assists) and sophomore Gabrielle Vasile (six goals, assist) also played well for the Scarlet Hawks, who led 12-6 at the half.
LEOMINSTER 11, MARLBOROUGH 8: Rachel Mager and Nicole Archibald scored two times apiece as Marlborough (3-8, 2-6 MWB) fell to Leominster in Mid-Wach B action. Kendra Harrington also potted two goals for the Panthers.
FRANKLIN 14, ACTON-BOXBORO 6: Junior midfielder Kaitlyn Spillane potted six goals as Franklin (9-5) downed non-league foe Acton-Boxboro.
Sarah Purdon had three goals and an assist and Bridget Doherty had a goal and two assists for the Panthers.
ALGONQUIN 10, WACHUSETT 5: Tim Hanlon had three goals and Conor Healey had a goal and five assists as Algonquin (12-1, 8-0 MWA) topped Wachsuett in Mid-Wach A action.
Keegan Gillis scored twice while Davis Kraft and Mike Wood had a goal and an assist apiece for the Tomahawks.
TYNGSBORO 13, MILFORD 3: Junior Jonathan Dague scored twice as Milford (6-6, 5-4 TVL) fell to Tyngsboro in a Mid-Wach B tilt.
Junior Kyle Kirby also scored while goalie Matt McIntire made 18 saves for the Scarlet Hawks.
LEOMINSTER 9, MARLBOROUGH 6: Josh Daigle and Derek Brodeur combined to score five of Marlborough's six goals, but Leominster pulled away in the second half to drop the visiting Panthers (2-10, 2-7) in a Mid-Wach B match.
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SHREWSBURY 9, WESTBOROUGH 6: Tony Cibelli scored four goals to lead Westborough (7-6, 5-3), but the Rangers fell at Shrewsbury in a Mid-Wach A match.
NASHOBA 12, NORTH MIDDLESEX 3: Kyle Elkins had four goals and three helpers as Nashoba (7-6) routed North Middlesex in a Mid-Wach B tilt.
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MEDWAY 12, ASHLAND 3: Steve McDonald had a goal and an assist as Ashland (5-8, 2-8 TVL) fell to Medway in Tri-Valley League action.
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WESTFORD 11, LINCOLN-SUDBURY 6: Lincoln-Sudbury (9-4) lost at Westford Academy in a Dual County League Large matchup.
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California on 600 Calories a Day
Published: April 5, 1992
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Guest rooms are clean and functional. Mine had floral wallpaper, two double beds with white spreads and a closet that opened if I shoved my bed aside. Not much storage space for two people, but it hardly matters since you're told to pack light (shorts, bathing suit, hiking boots). Your uniform is provided -- red and white Ashram T-shirt, white sweatshirt, red sweatpants, bathrobe -- and laundered daily.
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The hiking -- guests log in around 75 miles during the week -- begins shortly after the usual 2 P.M. arrival on Sunday. My group -- five men and five women, aged 33 to 50 -- barely had time to weigh-in, suit up and toss down a few life-sustaining raw vegetables. Our two-hour warm-up hike, a brutal dirt trail known as Stunt Ranch, had all the peaks and valleys of a roller coaster. I was instantly aware of muscles I'd forgotten existed, particularly given the brisk pace set by our guide, Tone (rhymes with Lona) Vogt, a lean, no-nonsense Norwegian woman of 55 with steely legs. But the hike, like those to come, was breathtaking, with a background of jagged hills, vast blue skies and a welcome sprinkling of leafy plants and wildflowers. (Recent rains have left the area prettier than it's been in years, I was told. The early spring weather was also perfect; Calabasas can get hot in the summer.)
HUFFING and puffing, our little group staggered back to camp, just in time for an hour of yoga and meditation. Over dinner, a Caesar salad without the creamy dressing, we each explained why we had chosen this peculiar vacation. Our group, 10 Type-A personalities from as far east as Boston and as far west as Seattle, included a Hollywood agent, a Harvard professor, a cosmetics executive, a doctor, two Wall Street whizzes and a woman who started her own mail-order catalogue company. A grumpy group can clearly ruin a stay, but these were the nicest strangers I'd met in ages. Most wanted to lose weight, shape up and push their bodies to the max. But not the first night. By 9:30, everyone was in bed.
Monday began with a 6:30 knock on my door, followed by an hour of yoga and breakfast -- fresh-squeezed orange juice and a potassium pill. Then it was time for our morning hike, a pattern that would be repeated, with minor variations, all week. The first hike, the Fire Trail, is a sink-or-swim path with a terrifyingly steep incline. (It's just as bad downhill, and I wound up with a skinned knee.) The hikes are, in fact, carefully chosen to build endurance and confidence. By Wednesday, the Fire Trail seemed like a bunny trail.
By 10:30, we were home, sweaty, starving and eager to attack the raw vegetables awaiting us. Then it was time for weight-training class with Maximilian Sinkinger, a founding member of Los Angeles's Muscle Beach who, at age 79, still handily hoists a barbell. (Maxie, according to Anne-Marie, was the inspiration for the old Nat King Cole hit "Nature Boy.") I had never lifted anything more ambitious than twin 5-pound weights, but Maxie handed me a 20-pound barbell and demanded 15 repetitions. "Make it burn, baby," he commanded. It did.
After that I sneaked into my room for a quick nap, but was awakened instantly by a knock on the door. "Water aerobics!" yelled Connie St. James, our guide for the day, and I stumbled out to the pool. Connie smiled a lot but gave serious exercise. Even the volleyball game that followed was tough.
By 2 P.M., exhausted and ravenous, we sat down to lunch -- fruit salad and water. "We don't give you much," Anne-Marie said, sipping carrot juice. "But what we give you is good." She suggested we use chopsticks to make the meal last longer. Mercifully, my massage followed, 50 minutes of pure bliss. Then it was back in the gym for aerobics, and on to the afternoon hike. If the A.M. hikes seemed designed to torture, the P.M. versions were soothing reminders that trekking through the great outdoors can be a joy. The week's highlight was a four-mile walk along Malibu's Zuma Beach at sunset.
No one fell asleep at dinner (the aforementioned artichoke), but no one stayed up very late, either. The next two days brought more of the same, only worse. Deprived of caffeine and sugar, you get headaches and feel cranky. Two members of our group, feeling dizzy and nauseated, sat out a couple of hikes. And the diet left me hungry, though I resisted my stash of raisins and M & M's. "I called my wife," chuckled one of our campers. "I told her everything I ate the first three days was the equivalent of about one normal meal."
Yet somewhere along the way, the hiking, the health food and the clear mountain air kicked in. Come Thursday, our little group was notably leaner, livelier and chattier. Cheek bones popped out, faces looked more defined and the hikes, longer and more demanding, seemed easier, particularly for our two exercise neophytes.
IN the morning, we tackled the Ashram toughie, an 18-mile stretch of desert with three challenging trails -- Bulldog, the Loop and Tapia. Five of us hiked the whole thing, while the rest eased off earlier. Miraculously, we still had staying power by the evening. Pierre, an astrologer who wears his hair in a tiny chignon, dropped by after dinner (baked potato with salsa and asparagus) and read our tarot cards. No one dozed.
By Friday, most of us were ready to show off our newly acquired endurance and energy. We blitzed through our hike, a 14-mile beauty with panoramic views of both mountains and the ocean, and celebrated with a picnic on the beach -- low-fat tuna sandwiches (no mayo) and all the orange slices we could eat. But the big moment came Saturday morning with our second weigh-in. Our group stats were impressive -- we dropped over 90 pounds collectively. On a more personal front, I lost four pounds and, more important, 15 inches, much of it from my legs. Measurements are taken from 14 strategic areas, including waist, hips and upper arms. Putting on civilian clothes again was a thrill, with loose waistbands for everyone. One camper was able to button his shirt collar for the first time in three years. A woman in our group was so smitten she signed up for return visit next fall. I wouldn't mind a repeat trip, either, but not for a very long time. Besides, the veterans say the Ashram glow lasts for months.
The Ashram Retreat, Post Office Box 8009, Calabasas, Calif. 91302; (818) 222-6900. Flat rate is $2,000 a week, Sunday through Saturday, including meals, activities, daily massages and double-occupancy room. No credit cards. Guests should book at least four weeks in advance as only 10 guests can be accommodated at a time. The Ashram van picks up guests at several hotels near Los Angeles Airport on Sundays and provides transportation to the airport on Saturdays.
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I want to believe you when you lie,
I want to live when I feel I want to die.
Every time I run I trip and fall,
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I still want you to be mine.
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- Length
- Rating R
- Released:
- Added Dec 31 2007
- Production Year 2007
- Empire SKU 1385482
- UPC Code 043396228528
- Studio Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
- Packaging Keep
- Number of Discs 1
- Disc SS-DL
- Subtitles English and French
Deleted Scenes
- Audio
English Dolby Digital 5.1
- Video
Widescreen 2.40:1 Color (Anamorphic)
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