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Masako's 102 Square Feet Studio
Name: Masako
Location: Cerritos, CA
Size: 102 square feet studio
We wanted to share this submission from one of our readers not specifically for the decor, which is primarily eclectic-utilitarian in nature, but the impressive fact that Masako has wholeheartedly adopted the tenets of small space living in her 102 square feet studio apartment, maximizing every inch of her Cerritos studio to meet her needs, including even a kitchenette!
I'm ever-so-obsessed w/ designing and redesigning my living space. This is a 102 sq ft bedroom (incl. closet), and it is for me a very cozy sanctuary that functions as a studio apt of sorts. I needed for this small space to be multifunctional, so using the vertical space to create extra storage was key in being able to fit all of my stuff in here.
I've created a kitchenette (microwave, toaster oven, compact fridge/freezer, worktable, shelving for "pantry" goods), in which I'm able to prepare an extraordinary range of foods. By day, my room is like a home office, and by night, I pull out my chair bed and the room is ready for slumber.
In the spirit of the AT blog, I adore and prefer small-space living, but don't believe that comfort or functionality need be sacrificed. I function better in this small space than some people who live in estates w/ thousands or tens of thousands of sq. footage.
In addition, my space goes to show that functionality can also be achieved on a budget.
In the beginning stages, when I was mounting shelves, I overestimated the power of the plastic wall anchors, so in the end, the shelves all ended up being supported by toggle bolts.
Figuring out the scale of the furniture I wanted was a mini-challenge, but a fun one, since I enjoy the process of designing a space. I love my compact fridge. It's got a separate door for the fridge & freezer, which suits my cold food storage needs much better than the ones that have just a little compartment w/i the fridge space for frozen food. I swapped fridges w/ my ex, and it was one of the best trades ever made.


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My Favorite Baking Books of 2010
Since we're celebrating Cookie Week at TheKitchn.com, and you may still have a few folks on your gifting list, I want to share my list of favorite baking books from this past year.
Two major food magazines, Bon Appétit and the now resting-in-peace Gourmet, put out books about desserts that were outstanding. Two first-time authors, Fany Gerson and Joseluis Flores, published books about Latin-American baking. There was an excellent textbook style baking book by Nick Malgieri. The folks behind two bakeries, Sarabeth Levine of Sarabeth's Bakery and Matt Lewis and Renato Poliafito of Baked, both produced beautiful volumes about sweets, and chocolate maven, Alice Medrich wrote what appears to me to be the perfect cookie book. Finally, David Lebovitz put forth his best recipes for desserts, ice cream and beyond
What a year for sweets!
Bon Appétit Desserts: The Cookbook for All Things Sweet and Wonderful by Barbara Fairchild (Andrews McMeel Publishing)
At six and a half pounds, just about what I weighted when I was born, this is seriously a body of work. With both recipes culled from the magazine's archives plus new recipes, Barbara Fairchild curated and created what might possibly be the only dessert book one needs. With over six hundred recipes for cakes, tarts, cookies, frozen desserts andbeyond (each rated from "very easy, perfect for the novice" to "showstopping, for the expert baker"), it covers every traditional dessert I can think of, and dozens and dozens of new twists. The photography by Con Poulos is understated, enticing, and un-fussy.
(Bon Appétit Desserts at Amazon.com and Powells.com)
Dulce: Desserts in the Latin-American Tradition by Joseluis Flores (Rizzoli)
One of two books about Latin-American desserts, dulce covers the basics like Churros, to more obscure recipes that riff off other cultural traditions, like Avocado Panna Cotta. Like most Rizzoli books, this is a fun one to curl up with, even if you're not planning to cook a thing.
(Dulce: Desserts in the Latin-American Tradition at Amazon.comand Powells.com)
My Sweet Mexico: Recipes for Authentic Pastries, Breads, Candies, Beverages, and Frozen Treats by Fany Gerson (Ten Speed Press)
When this book came across my desk I got really excited. Coming from Los Angeles with some Mexican blood in my background, I've always felt Mexican sweets were overlooked in the culinary world's attention toward Mexican cooking. This book really brings to life the sense that dessert plays such a role in celebrations, and the Mexican culture has so many festivals where sweets appear. Rosa Mexicano pastry chef Fany Gerson gives you the Tres Leches, Mexican Wedding Cookies, and Cajeta you might be looking for, she also surprises with recipes like Amaranth "Happiness" Candy and Almond Stuffed Prunes. With no dustjacket and matte-finish pages, it feels like a book ready to be smeared with butter and splattered with sugar.
(My Sweet Mexico at Amazon.com and Powells.com)
The Gourmet Cookie Book: The Single Best Recipe from Each Year 1941-2009 by Gourmet Magazine (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
For grieving fans of Gourmet magazine, this book is a trip down memory lane. It's a simple collection of the best cookie recipe from each year of Gourmet's existence. That's sixty eight cookie recipes. Some, like Jelly Centers (1948), show their age. Others, like Mini Black and White Cookies (2005), are of course timeless.
(The Gourmet Cookie Book at Amazon.com and Powells.com)
Ready for Dessert: My Best Recipes by David Lebovitz (Ten Speed Press)
If there's one person you can trust to write a good recipe, it's David. My copy of Ready for Dessert is already dogeared and vandalized with all manner of sweet ingredients. His chocolate chip cookies are my go-to and his ice creams, for which he is well-known, are all outstanding. The man worked as as a pastry chef at Chez Panisse then moved to Paris. Need I say more?
(Ready for Dessert at Amazon.com and Powells.com)
Sarabeth's Bakery: From My Hands to Yours by Sarabeth Levine (Rizzoli)
Sarabeth's has long been a New York City destination for breakfast treats, brunch-y bits and take-home desserts. I can't imagine any fan of the Bakery who wouldn't want to add this book to their baking collection. It's a big book: lots of photos, large print, nice space between steps in the recipes. If you plan on attempting any of her signature recipes like Croissants, this kind of layout really helps. If the complicated pastry-chef recipes are too intimidating, simpler recipes like her cupcakes, ice creams and Sarabeth's signature preserves will keep you busy, but relaxed.
(Sarabeth's Bakery at and Powells.com)
Baked Explorations: Classic American Desserts Reinvented by Matt Lewis and Renato Poliafito (Stewart, Tabori & Chang)
I've nestled on the couch with it and studied the recipes far from the kitchen, but I've also worked through a few. Spending time with Baked Explorations either way is a pleasure. Each recipe has a hefty head note, explaining the history of the dessert, and a pithy "Baked Note" often explaining something about an ingredient or method in the recipe. The Sweet & Salty Brownies and Orange Creamsicle Tart are worth a try. The authors clearly have a lot of knowledge and very good taste. Think of it as a baking textbook, but prettier, with curly fonts, vintage graphics, moody and manly photography by Tina Rupp, and props from flea markets.
(Baked Explorations at Amazon.com and Powells.com)
Bake!: Essential Techniques for Perfect Baking by Nick Malgieri (Kyle Books)
Pastry school in your dreams? Before you quit your job and drop a lot of dough on a culinary program, start with a good book. There are lots out there, but this year an excellent one was written by Nick Malgieri who runs the baking program at the Institute of Culinary Education. It has step-by-step instructions, tips galore, and illustrative photos for pastry doughs, cookies, breads, cakes, muffins, and cookies. Despite my time in culinary school, it was this book that put me at ease around brioche dough. The puff pastry section is equally accessible, and a true call to action for attempting Ox Tongues, Empanadas, and Croustades. For a book, that's a serious accomplishment.
(Bake! at Amazon.com and Powells.com)
Chewy Gooey Crispy Crunchy Melt-in-Your-Mouth Cookies by Alice Medrich (Artisan)
When most of us reach deep down into the depths of our cookie cravings, it's usually the texture that guides our palate. It might be gooey you're after: how about a brownie? Or maybe it's a crunchy seeded cookie you'd like to dunk in a tall glass of milk. So that's how Medrich organizes this volume of cookie recipes: in addition to chewy, gooey, crispy, and crunchy there are recipes for chunky and flaky cookies, and an all-you-ever-wanted-to-know FAQ section. Clever, right?
(Chewy Gooey Crispy Crunchy Melt-in-Your-Mouth Cookies at Amazon.com and Powells.com
• Related: All things cookie-related on TheKitchn.com


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London: The Catalan side have released a statement assuring that the 44-year-old`s operation was successful, adding that `clinical evolution` will determine how long it takes to recover
Barcelona have confirmed that Tito Vilanova`s surgery has gone according to plan.
The Blaugrana coach underwent an operation on Thursday morning after it was announced he had suffered a relapse of a tumour he had last year.
The 44-year-old has now successfully come through the initial procedure, with the club confirming his length of convalescence will now depend on how the situation evolves.
A statement on the club`s official website read: "The operation on Tito Vilanova has been made according to the schedule provided. The clinical duration determine the duration of recovery.
"In response to the patient`s wishes, please respect the privacy and confidentiality of this process.
"Remember that, in the absence of Tito Vilanova, Jordi Roura will sit on the bench for the first team."
Assistant coach Roura will take charge of the team until further notice, beginning with Barcelona`s match with Valladolid on Saturday.


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The Notorious B.I.G. and P. Diddy said it best. I'd also add to that: as a writer (a freelance rapper (no, not really)) and shoe salesman, No money, mo' problems also applies.
I know winter brings on seasonal depression (you should have heard my existential monologue on the way to work this morning), but the sports landscape is like the egg from the Zoloft commercials. It's like Charlie Brown's tree is eating more than just a bi-polar child's kite.
Just look at what's going on:
1. The National Football League is mired in collective bargaining talks.
2. Carmelo Anthony weighs whether or not to sign an extension for $65 million or go along with a trade.
3. Albert Pujols' self-imposed deadline passed without $300 million inked and
4. Suffolk Downs can't get no love!
The New England Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association (NEHBPA) withdrew the simulcasting signal for all tracks of significance nationwide like the New York Racing Association and others. Since no live racing takes place at Suffolk Downs these days this was its only chance at generating revenue. Now it makes the property in East Boston as pretty as Commentator's rectum.
My good friend, suffolkdownslova, has to drive all the way to Raynham-Taunton Greyhound Park to place the bets he so lovingly needs. Frankly, I need them too, because he's always got a good story about being alive to a 15-1 horse in the last leg of the Pick 4. These stories are never funny when you win.
He's getting dragged through the muck because the NEHBPA wants 100 days of live racing with an average of $100,000 in purses a day. It maintains that it needs this to pay bills and adequately support the livestock.
Suffolk Downs says it can only afford 67 days. It can increase that number to 76 days if they get alternative gaming — ssssslots — legislation passed. How long did it take New York to do that? See you in 2020.
Reporter Lynne Snierson of The Blood-Horse reported that Suffolk Downs CEO Chip Tuttle wrote in a letter, "'went on to write that the horsemen in New England and around the country have shown a "complete lack of respect" to the loyal customers who raise purse revenue by betting at Suffolk. He termed this disregard as "most troubling" and "most stunning.'"
NEHBPA attorney Frank Frisoli dugs his heals in telling The Blood-Horse, "This appears to be heating up. I don't know if we're headed to court or to a resolution."
The best part is that the 82-year-old owner of Brockton Fair Grounds, George Carney, is circling this carrion like a hyena. While Suffolk consumes itself with war, the balance of power and sovereignty of Massachusetts racing could be slipping into the hands of Gollum. "This might be an opportunity to get back into the ballgame," Carney told the Brockton Enterprise. "I'm optimistic."
When it comes to money in sports I'm always in favor of the player. After all, if Alex Rodriguez, Peyton Manning, and Kevin Garnett can make the money they make, just think of how much money the owners go to bed with at night. Wal-Mart CEO Michael Duke makes $35 million a year — more than A-Rod — and nobody brings the pikes to impale his head.
The fans of the sport get mighty mad and I can understand that, but let these guys get theirs.
The difference in horse racing is that major fans — the ones who slog to the track to bet on this game — drive the sport and they're the ones who get pulled through the manure again and again.
Suffolkdownslova shouldn't have to drive an hour through traffic to an equally depressing place to throw down money for the early Pick 4.
The Suffolk Downs mess is just another example of misplaced priorities and the sad state of affairs that is this once-cherished sport.
Brendan O'Meara is the author of the forthcoming book "Six Weeks in Saratoga: How Three-Year-Old Filly Rachel Alexandra Beat the Boys and Became Horse of the Year. You can learn more at The Blog Itself, follow @BrendanOMeara, or go to his web site http://www.brendanomeara.com.


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I'm curious to know if we should have a "Utawarerumono's Favorite Villian" poll or not. Probably unnecessary. But the series has had a good amount of opponents to stand in Hakuoro's way - presented in a manner similar to sci-fi shows (the alien of the week!). Voting can be based on looks, charisma, voice, ability to intimidate and provoke the show's protagonist/s, laughter, etc.
Only opponents that appeared in 2 or more episodes are listed here. Recall the following:
- Nuwangi (Eruruu's childhood friend, appears episode 1, 3-7)
- Inkara (fat guy that previously led the country Hakuoro leads now, appears episode 5-7)
- Niwe (Emperor of Shikeripetim, infamous for laughing with a 'K', appears episode 9, 13-16)
- Orikakan (Emperor of Kutcha-Ketcha, almost succeeded in breaking Hakuoro if not for Eruruu, appears episode 11-13)
- Suonkas (Emperor of Na Tunk, does the Romeo routine for Karura, appears episode 18-19)
- Hauenkua (advisor for Kunnekamun, believes in dominating the world with a steel fist, loves to kill, appears episode 20-24)
- Hein (advisor for Kunnekamun, believes in uniting the world through conquest, appears episode 20-24)
- Dii
I didn't include Mutsumi because her intentions are unclear AND she didn't do all that much, Kuuya, Touka, or Benawi because she's too three-dimensional that everyone will pick her, and Mutikapa because s/he's just driven by instinct, no character. This is however a personal opinion.
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|2006-09-25, 22:42
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Wow, I can't believe someone else voted for Niwe!!
Niwe is the epitome of ASSHOLE, who revels in extravagance and makes himself a gigantic pain in the ass to everyone he deals with. Hauenkua comes close to this, but fails because his character design is just plain stupid.
|2006-09-26, 13:46
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I'm inclined to vote Hien. I liked his whole "unite the world and end wars" spiel, and the way Hauenkua's comments angered him. I still think it would have been an interesting world if KunneKamun had won--but Dii probably wouldn't have allowed things to go so smoothly.
Still, I have to see the last episodes since my opinion might change. If Kuuya were available I probably would have voted for her (one has to die as a villain to be on the poll? Harsh!).
PS. Mutikapa ftw!
|2006-09-26, 18:27
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I have to say Hauenkua is my favorite villian in this series. He's mentally unstable and does a lot of wierd stuff (he likes hugging people). And yet, he manages to hurt Hakuoro where it hurts most - kill the little girl and make it a painful one. If it weren't for Hakuoro's megamamoth powers, he'd be dead like a cockroach under a shoe. But, the same would be true if he went up against Niwe, wouldn't he...
But at least Hauenkua had a more tolerable laugh. He was ruthless, evil, somebody you couldn't convince to go another way. He's the guy I like to hate. Compare that to Dii, where all I'm thinking is, "who are you?" and "what are you doing here?". = P
My order tho:
1. Hauenkua
2. Dii
3. Niwe
4. Orikakan
|2006-09-26, 18:31
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Niwe wins thanks to his all mighty laugh that'll always echo through out the universe, KEKEKEKEKEKEKE~
As for Hauenkua.. he was the emo' bad guy there just to hate, damn his laugh was genius. :3
Though, i've gotta admit, Dii is one cool arse bad guy.
|2006-09-26, 21:02
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I love Hauenka for his changing expression.When he's inside his Avu Kamuu he's acting all big and sadistic,and then when Hakuoro showed him who's the real giant monster in the hood,Hauenka gets all whiny and pathetic,it was awesome.
Also he's the sadistic bastard everyone loves to hate.
Nuwangi was kinda like that too.
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|2006-09-30, 01:37
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Does anyone else find it weird that Nuwangi has the second longest "lifespan" of any of the villains? And he never dies (that we know of).
Orikakan and Hien are both bad guys who could have been good guys. Unless Orikakan has a secret midget fetish and likes to set random people on fire, I don't see any reason for him to be evil. Hien seems to be the odd-one-out in his family--I guess he got caught up in the zeitgeist and went neocon on everyone.
Why isn't Sasante up there? I give him the award for "Most disgusting sounding line, whether or not quoted in context"--
"You have a nice and young body. It looks like tonight won't be boring."
|2006-09-30, 11:49
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My vote goes to Dii
Just a great Villian. When he was first shown in Episode 14 (or so) i was thinking, that he will be something spezial And he turned out to be the Uber Villian of the Series ^^
He looks awesome. I wonder why he has no Fangirls His Voice is perfect. It fits perfect too this Character. And the Szene with Genimaru gave me Elfen Lied vibes
|2006-10-13, 02:48
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I had once thought of Hien and Hauenkua as the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern of Utawarerumono, but I couldn't put my finger on why. It then hit me--like R&G, Hien and Hauenkua were used by the "real" leader of the country to keep the "rightful" leader of the country in check.
Of course, there's a large difference between Hamlet and Kuuya. While both are rather indecisive, Hamlet was smart enough to catch on and even got R&G killed. Kuuya.... to put it delicately, was not as smart.
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Billionaire project: Population, crime, and government spending over the decades
WASHINGTON – Steve Ballmer, former Microsoft CEO and billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Clippers has released a treasure trove of data with the intent of providing the public with facts about government spending.
He announced the website, USAFacts, Tuesday in an interview with The New York Times that was published Tuesday.
The 291-page report breaks down various functions of the government based on the constitution, and aims to provide numbers without bias.
Here's some facts from the study compiled by economists, professors, and data crunchers:
- Age
Working-age and elderly population has slightly increased with the total population by a few percentage points since 1980.
- Race
The racial makeup of the country since 1980 has seen some fluctuation, with the non-Hispanic, White population taking a nearly 20 percent dip. The Hispanic population meanwhile has increased my more than 12 percent.
- Families
More people are getting married, but having no kids.
According to the numbers, married parents have taken a dip in the population, down more than 10 percent. People who describe themselves as single with no children increased by 6 percent.
- Finances
Total revenue topped at $5.2 trillion in 2015, with expenditures totaling $5.4 trillion.
- Crime
While property crime took a dip since 1980, violent crime has remained relatively flatlined.
- Immigration
Approved visas increased by 50 percent, showing tracking from 1997 to 2015 jumping from 5.9 million to 10.9 million.
Green cards saw a 400 thousand increase since 1987.
- Poverty & standard of living
The poverty rate has increased by a half percentage point since 1980, standing at 13.5 percent in 2015.
Money set aside to aid people who are disadvantaged increased by more than 600 million.
In 1980, $247 billion was given, and in 2014, that number was $864 billion.
- Jobs
While the working age population has grown by more than 60 million since 1980, the number of jobs-per-person has remained flatlined at about .681 in 2015 compared to .622 in 1980.
- Health
More people are obese than recorded in 1995, increasing from 16.8 percent to 29.8 percent in 2014.
Life expectancy though, has remained about the same, with the average age of death hovering around 73.
- Education
More people are getting their high school diploma and earning a bachelor's degree.
The number jumped by around 10 percent since 1992 for both categories.
- Household net worth
The average household assets jumped by 50 percent since 1980 – going from $419,025 to $816,271 in 2015.
Debt has also doubled from $51,299 to $117, 017 during the same time.


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Provide labor exchange, employment and training services, and unemployment insurance to Alaskans and Alaska businesses, thereby advancing opportunities for employment and providing economic stability for communities in Alaska.
- Operate the Alaska Labor Exchange system (ALEXsys), an online no-fee labor exchange system that connects job seekers with employers.
- Operate job centers across the state to provide services to job seekers and employers and promote long-term employment for Alaska's workforce.
- Provide job training and counseling services to qualified job seekers and veterans.
- Provide temporary unemployment insurance benefits to eligible unemployed workers while they are seeking employment.
- Assist unemployment insurance claimants and adjudicate claims.
- Collect employment security tax contributions and maintain the integrity of the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund from which benefits are paid.
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For all of recorded history, gardens have been viewed as places of wonder, capable of restoring health and peace to those who entered. Physicians in pharaoh-ruled Egypt prescribed walks through gardens to improve mental well-being. Monks of yore used their gardens to soothe world-weary travelers. And one of the seven wonders of the ancient world -- the Hanging Gardens of Babylon -- was built by King Nebuchadnezzar to heal his wife, Amyitis, of homesickness and depression.
Today, research and insights are bearing out an age-old truth -- the natural world influences the mind, body, and soul in remarkably complex ways. "Gardening is a wonderful means to improve physical fitness and mental outlook," says Diane Roberts Stoler, an avid gardener and health psychologist who practices in Boxford, Massachusetts. Here's a look at how you and your family can improve your health, garden-style.
Multiple studies show that a plant-filled environment helps people relax, raises pain tolerance for people with chronic disorders, and improves moods. One of these studies, published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology, found that regular exposure to natural environments such as gardens helps people recover from the ill effects of stress more quickly.
Why is that? "Gardens surround us with sensory feedback very different from that of the urban scene," says Maria Gabaldo, a horticultural therapist at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Horticultural therapists use plants to promote health, well-being, and social contact among people recovering from disabilities, substance abuse, illness, and other problems.
Research from Kansas State University's Department of Horticulture finds that colorful flowers work more effectively than green foliage alone to reduce tension. "Flowers are symbolically and emotionally integrated with human life," says Eunhee Kim, the research assistant professor at Kansas State who led the studies. Seeing them can be a powerful distraction from stressful thoughts.
Gardening may also delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease, says Paul Nussbaum, a clinical neuropsychologist from Pittsburgh and author of Brain Health and Wellness. "It's an excellent mental workout because it requires sophisticated brain activity," he explains. "Learning a new skill, like gardening, helps plow and nurture new neural connections in the brain."
Pat Davis has been gardening at her Massachusetts home for more than 30 years. When she had a mild stroke at the age of 53, she could barely move, let alone tend to her flowers. But during physical therapy, she figured out how to replicate the exercises in her garden. Instead of pinching Silly Putty to improve her dexterity, she peeled the seedpods on her money plants. "It was very therapeutic," says Pat, who is now fully recovered.
Tamara Dorris used her Sacramento County, California, plot to treat an ailing body. In 2002, she was diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis, an illness that nearly killed her. She schooled herself in the theory that nutrition is vital to healing and gives most of the credit for her full recovery to her strict disease-fighting diet of whole foods. "I also believe the act of watering and pulling weeds and picking foods from the garden was meditative and helpful in my overall recovery," says Tamara, who wrote a book about her experience, titled Get Well Now!
Gardens are good for bodies in other ways as well, such as motivation for regular exercise. "Since so many people enjoy yard work, they are more likely to continue doing it for many years," says Lori Turner, associate professor of health science at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. New findings uncovered by Turner and her research team indicate that gardening is second only to weight training as an activity most likely to ward off osteoporosis. All that pulling, lifting, and digging is a great way to expend calories too. A person weighing around 180 pounds will burn about 200 calories after 30 minutes of gardening.
More and more, evidence shows that people who consume diets rich in fruits and vegetables and get at least 30 minutes of moderate physical activity every day or so are less likely to develop a host of illnesses, including heart disease.
Best yet, all this bounty is no farther than your backyard. And the garden-fresh taste of homegrown veggies is out of this world compared to the taste of ones that have often been shipped thousands of miles to your grocer.
"Quality of life is directly related to the ability to closely connect to the natural world," says Nancy Easterling, president of the American Horticultural Therapy Association. As gardening brings nature to us, it inspires patience and contemplation. Being responsible for the care of another living thing "can be very powerful for feeling good about oneself. We all need to be needed, to feel useful. Our sense of confidence grows in a garden," says Rebecca Haller, director of the Horticultural Therapy Institute in Denver.
An example of that philosophy in action can be seen at the Avon Comprehensive Breast Cancer Center at San Francisco General Hospital. There, you'll find Sanctuary Gardens, created by garden architect Topher Delaney as a way to nurture wounded psyches and offer a safe, serene place for patients. "Gardens are about faith in the future," says Delaney. "They are magical and miraculous healers of the spirit."
Your children may moan and groan about having to help in the garden, but you should still insist that they partake. Not only will they develop a lifelong love of things that grow, they'll have you to thank for a healthier diet.
Researchers at the University of California, Davis, had fourth-graders learn about gardening by doing things such as planting seeds indoors and outdoors, spending time recognizing types of weeds, and studying proper harvest techniques. After 17 weeks of gardening, the children made a surprising discovery -- they liked many vegetables that kids are renowned for loathing. Among the vegetables the children grew to love: carrots, broccoli, snow peas, and zucchini. Now that's the miracle of gardening.
Freelance writer Betsy Dru Tecco works and gardens at her home in Pennsylvania.
Originally published in Better Homes & Gardens magazine, August 2004.
I have a disability and, now, as I age, several! Fifteen years ago I was told I should not lift more than 10 lbs., pull, bend, etc. Because my gardens have always been my therapy, I was not a good listener and continued to garden. It appeared to be a choice of loose my sanity and/or my physical abilities. I chose sanity and gardening. Today, I am walking with metal in my back from top to bottom and two new hips. (My physician called me his poster child and asked me how I did it. I told him I basically did not listen to him.) I attribute my continued ability to walk and my sanity to gardening! Recently, I fell in the garden in raspberry bushes on a hot day and could not get up. Finally, having called a young, robust man, I was able to get out of the brambles! Ouch! Since then, others have stated I need to stop what I am doing...they just don't understand! Thank you for your article and for understanding!
What about gardening in containers or raised gardens. I have seen some as high as 3 or 4 feet tall .
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Poll shows bipartisan backing for tweak to Prop. 13
Change would ensure business properties are reassessed when sold
More than three decades after the passage of Proposition 13, California voters strongly support rewriting one aspect of the landmark initiative that some commercial property owners have used to keep their taxes low, a new Field Poll shows.
By 69 percent to 17 percent, poll respondents said business property should be reassessed whenever it is sold or transferred - the same rule that applies to residential property.
Prop. 13, which voters approved in 1978, set 1975 as the base year for residential and commercial assessments and limited property-tax increases to 2 percent a year. When properties are sold, they are reassessed and annual taxes are set at 1 percent of their value.
The result is that owners who have held their property for years typically pay much less in taxes than their neighbors. But because of complexities in the way businesses are sold, commercial properties - unlike residences - are not always reassessed.
The poll showed strong bipartisan backing for changing that. Seventy-one percent of Democrats and independents said Prop. 13 should be altered to make sure commercial properties are reassessed whenever they change hands, as did 64 percent of Republicans, the poll said.
Field Poll Director Mark DiCamillo noted that such a change would be different from creating "split rolls" that would tax residential and commercial properties at different rates - a proposal that has been floated by some liberals in recent years and has gone nowhere.
The poll's findings show that voters would back "dealing with a particular quirk of the law, in which it appears that many business and commercial properties are able to skirt reassessments" and keep their taxes low, DiCamillo said.
Overall, the poll found that a plurality of voters, 49 percent, said they generally supported changing parts of Prop. 13, while 34 percent were opposed and 17 percent were undecided.
DiCamillo said support for Prop. 13 is still strong, but that groups interested in chipping away at the initiative may find some solace in the poll.
Making sure business properties are reassessed when they're sold "would be one way of opening the door," he said. "If you're trying to do that through split roll, that would be more contentious and you would get push-back from Republicans."
The survey, taken among 1,000 registered voters in California, was conducted from March 18 to April 5. The margin of error was 3.2 percentage points.
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I've been writing about the various open source EHR software options for about 5.5 years right now. I've been intrigued with open source for much longer, so it just made natural sense for one of the first things for me to look at would be the various open source EHR options.
5.5 years ago the open source EHR market (although EHR really wasn't in vogue yet back then) had a solid foundation, but still had quite a ways to go for it to be a great option for doctors interested in an open source EHR option.
I haven't done an in depth look at the various open source EHR options for a while (I should), but I think the fact that many open source EHR software are now certified EHR and can help physicians show meaningful use and receive EHR incentive money is a good sign. Most of you know that I'm not a big fan of EHR certification, but I do believe that EHR certification takes a certain level of commitment to be able to achieve. Therefore, I think it's a great sign that the open source EHR options have enough steam and commitment behind them to become certified EHR.
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Thursday Oct 28th, 2010. A day i will NEVER forget
I was 37weeks 4 days pregnant with our 3rd, and what we were calling, our last addition to the family. Everything was in place, planned, prepped and ready for her arrival. I had been preparing for my first natural homebirth for the last 9 months and was extremely excited for labor to begin. The entire pg was excellent, healthy and the most active baby i have ever carried. I thought for sure she was going to be a huge child and very active (that or there were 2 in there)
The day before i had my 37/38 week MW appmt. and everything looked great. Baby dropped and was engaged, she was ready to join us at anytime, anyday. I prepped the birth pool and got all the HB stuff in one spot, ready to go. Baby wasnt moving as much as usual, but i figured she was just settling and getting ready to join us.
Thursday morning i woke up at about 4:30 am and couldnt fall back to sleep. At 5 am DH woke up and got ready for work. He left at 6am and i decieded to get out of bed. I noticed baby hadent moved since i woke so i started playing with my belly, still no movement. DS woke up and started playing with the baby too....still nothing. I made coffee in hopes to get her going....nothing. I did get a shift at 7:15 when i placed my warm cup on her back. At 9 i was beyond worried and called the MW, no answer. I called the clinic, they told metheyd have the nurse call me back. @ 9:30am i talked with the nurse and she insisted i come up to the hospital and have a NST. I went up immediatly after dropping the kids off at my sisters. There i met up with a friend who was due just a few days before me. We chatted for 30 mins and i was called back. The nurse had me take a urine sample then hooked me up to a doppler. Babys HB sounded great at 141. I laid back and started reading a magizene when DH arrived. We sat for a min listening to the sweet sound of our childs hearbeat feeling relieved she was still kickin it in there. Suddenly her HB dropped, then picked back up. then dropped again. Suddenly the machine started alarming and DH went to find a nurse. She came in and was instantly concerned. She called in the Dr. They tried finding the HB again and couldnt. So we were sent to L&D. We walked over with the OB and she had me change into a gown, stared an IV, and hooked up the moniters again. The OB checked me and found my cervix was only 30% effaced, -3 station and 1cm dialated. Not favorable for inducton. The babys HB then again went from 140s down to 120s to 20s them 40s then gone. OB then had me sign a CS waiver. she sat with me for only a couple mins trying to find the HB, after a min. she stated that they had to do an emergency CS and i would have to be knocked out, they had no time for an epi. So off i went into sergery. This was at 11:15am I cried as they stripped my belly and gassed me. i prayed.
Then all went black.
I woke up as they were pulling me off the operating table and wheeling me to recovery, i couldnt open my eyes and was in excruciating pain. I remember seeing DH on his phone and the nurses who wouldnt even look at me. I knew somthing was not right and then managed to ask if the baby was ok. The nurse didnt even look at me and simply said the Dr. would be in to talk with me in a min. I closed my eyes knowing what was going to be told to me. The Dr came in, crying to tell me that my daughter didnt make it. That they trie everything in their power to start her heart when she was born to no avail. My pastor came in and said a prayer and blessed the baby. She was born still at 11:27am on Oct 28th 2010. She was 7lbs1oz and 19inches long.
All i could do was cry. I asked God to put me back to sleep. I slept for a little while then woke to DH sitting next to me crying. We sat and cried together.
It took me a long time to talk at all, even to DH. He shared with me the experience of our childs birth and how hard the Drs and nurses tried to revive our baby girl. how helpless he felt not beng able to do a thing for our baby and how hard it was to see me laying on the table, unaware of what was occuring, cut open and asleep with tubes coming out of every part of my body.
After a couple of hours, when the drugs started waring off, i felt it, pain that wasnt just physically excruciaing, but emotionally crushing. My child was no longer in me, happily kicking my ribs and poking my hips. She wasnt in my arms or suckling my breasts. She was cold and alone in a seperate nursery than all the living babies. She was gone. And i was left in pain, cut open emptied and heart broken.
I told the nurses that i didnt want to see anyone, and to keep all visitors away. There was no one i wanted to see but DH. After a few hours of us just sitting and crying he mentioned bringing in the baby so we could see her, name her, hold her and say our goodbyes. It took me a long time to accept that it was somthing that needed to be done. He went and got her and brought her in.
We held her, cried over her and named her. Stella Grace~ My little star in heaven. She was just perfect, so beautiful, she looked just like her older sister. Brown curley hair with tints of red, thin red lips and chubby little cheeks. Long crooked toes and huge feet. Everything about her was just perfect. She looked like she was just peacefully sleeping and that at any moment she would wake up and cry to be held to my breast. She smelt sooooo good, like the sweetest little angel, a smell i will never forget.
DH held her, and wrapped her in a blanket, and talked to her, kissed her and told her how much we loved her and how absolutley perfect she was.
I couldnt understand how a child so perfect couldnt be living, breathing, cryng, warm. I still dont get it. There was nothing wrong with her, the plecenta or the cord. She just didnt make it and we will never know why.
Later that night we had my parents visit and our children. They went down to the nursery and held her. Our kids were strong and i am glad they had a chance to meet Stella, their little angel sister.
Friday was a hard day, to wake up knowing God never let me go back, as much as i prayed to go back and do it differently, to wake up with Stella still in my womb. It wasnt fair, what did i do to deserve this pain, this anguish, why didnt God have mercy on me? My child? My husband and children? I was angry all day, and sad, and cried. My sisters visited me on friday as well. I am glad i could see them, for theyve been a huge part in helping me heal. So supportive and helpful. They brought me coffee, subway, went and cleaned my house and stocked my fridge, took my children to play with their cousins and were just there to cry with me. I thank them from the bottom of my heart for all they do.
By saturday i had to get strong, we were going home and had to plan a funeral for our little girl. We had a photographer come and take professional pics of Stella, i am hoping i can get those today. The nurses made a box of keepsakes and took pictures of Stella as well. They broght that in for me to look at. She is just so beautiful. I was wheeled out with no child, just a box of memories of a child i once carried in my womb, held once in my arms and now only get to hold in my heart. Life is not fair.
I am in pain still today, as my milk came in last night. MY incision is painfull too. i can barley walk the pain is so much. I am taking pain killers (which i am usually DEAD against pharmesuticals) but i need them, the pain is so much. It helps numb more than just my body too. I hate saying that, and i know ill have to face my emotions once again sober. but for now i cant.
I have been looking at others memorials too, which helps me feel not as alone. I know ill have to find someone to connect with through this. I found out just yesterday that a good friend of my husband and me lost thier 21week daughter as well in still birth. We were neighbors for a few years and they are both the most wonderful people. I got to talk with her last night too, which as crappy as it is, it was comforting to talk with her, i guess becase i know she knows my pain, and feels just as i do, at the same time.
I am scared for the next few days. I have to find songs for Stellas memorial, which has not been easy. and then Go to her memorial. Sit in the chair and deal with it all. The sorrys and hugs and tears. How does one deal with this?
Update 11/1/10~
Its been 4 days since stellas birth. Today was tough to get through, but i have had so many wonderful people helping me through this all, i am truely grateful. I had to select music for stellas memorial, and make her picture board. The music was what really hit me and i have been staring at this board filled with beautifu pictures of a child i will never see or hold again. We decieded on getting her cremated so that we can have her with us where ever we may go. I am also getting a star locket made and engraved with her name filed & with her ashes. I will have it tomorrow for her service, DH is getting his watch locket filled and a photo of her placed inside. My MIL has been just a blessing helping us out. She has offered to take care of all the funeral arrangements and pay for it all, she is also the one who got the urn, and lockets for myself and DH. God bless her for her help. She came over today and got me a top, sweater and glasses for me to wear tomorrow and supplies to decorate Stellas memory board with. My family has also been a blessing, helping with food, cleaning and the older kids. I cant express how much i appreciate them! I sure hope i can get through the day fine tomorrow, i feel nervous & scared and almost totally dreading having to face the public eye........
I printed out her birth story so people can just read that and not ask me continusly throughout the day, as well as a poem and a song i dedicated to her. (Bird on the Wing by the Big WU)
Thanks for letting me share my experience, as painful as it has been, i also appreciate all the kind words from all you wonderful mommas. & All the links from all the other angel mommas here on DS, Thank you all
A really tough day for me today. The srvice yestrdaywas beautiful, and i felt i stayed retty strong for all that. But today i have just lost it, I went downstairs to Stellas room to put some stuff in there (she was suppose to share with DS) and it was trahed from me not cleaning it for the past 5 days. But i got caught up bawling looking at all of her stuff i had prepared for her. This just isnt fair. I dont understand any of this that is happening and i should still be pg. i am not even due for another 10days.... I really hate this. I have a garage full of beautiful flowers i have no clue what to do with and i am grossley engorged. A room FILLED with beautiful baby items, a birth kit i will never even use, a birthing pool, a TON of awesome diapers and envy worthy wool that will never have a cute little squishy baby rolling around in them. well mine wont be anyways Is it OK that i update this even? I am not sure about the "blog" rules. Well i probly shouldnt write much today seeing as my moods quite meloncholy and negitive. And my tears just dont stop rolling........
Thanks to everyone who gave a hoot to read and post.
Well today has proven to be a little better for me, emotionally. I still cry but not at every movement or thing i see or do. I brought some flowers to the nurses in the hospital that attended to stella and i while we were there. I seen an old friend of mine there who just had her baby boy, she was due the 10th. That was hard, she gave me the biggest hug and cryed with me a little before she took her son back to her room to nurse. DH and DS looked at the other babies in the nursery and i chatted with the nurses about the Csect and how i am healing. They really appreciated the flower baskets and card with pics of stella. Then i stopped by my sisters and anothr girl i know was there, she is due the 6th of this month, and is the one i chatted with in the waiting room that dreadful day. It was hard. one day at a time.........
On an up day, kinda.
Feeling OK today. I went down onto Eli's room ( him and stella wouldve shared) And at least cleaned his room, it was trashed! I just kinda blocked out all of Stella's beautiful things that gracefully decorate 1/2 of the room. Matt (my hubby) worked on stashing the other items like the bassy & carseat in his back room untill i can go through it (the bassy is packed with newborn essentials) I am scared to let anything go or pack it away. As hard as it is seeing everything its almost comforting , like the mass ammounts of flowers scatterd throughout the house from the service. Athough I know ill have to sell some of her items to pay off the medical bills that are going to start showing up....
I talked with my neighbor and brother today about everything, that was helpfull. I suprisingly stayed strong and didnt totally lose it. i know a crying day is on the way though, which is expected. Maybe days like this i am recieving enough prayer to keep me strong. (a big thanks to everyone who have said prayers for my family!! )
I have also been contemplating if we should even try for another child. I have a rough time being pregnant and know going through another pregnancy scared to death that i may loose that child at anytme is horrifying to me. I am feeling empty arm syndrome badly, also expected, and know ill never fill the void Stella's death left inside me. i am not sure how mommas decide a thing like that.
Such a dissappointing day. I had wretched nightmares all night about my son and Stella drown, and me pulling their bodies out of the murkey water. then loosing it with my DD, and slapping her in the face and yelling at DH.
Then i got the check back from the MW, she didnt come to the service nor did she send a card or even write a little note stating she was sorry about what had happened to Stella
Now i am feeling SO REGRETFUL even going to her and now just sticking it out with my OB. It makes me wonder now IF i would have, would Stella still be here?? Did she even DO her job right, was there spacifics she was missing?? I stopped seeing my OB because i felt like a #, but now i see that it was my OB who put in the effort to save Stella, and hug me when she passed. My MW didnt even come up to the hospital OR to the service OR even send me a card of sympathy. i am just so dissappointed and tore up.
Today is filling with a ton of ups and downs. I went "out" last night or the first time since....January or Feb. before igot pregnant. We went out with our neighbors for dinner then to a local pub and played dice. I got the friendly reminder of what a hangover feels like
Elijah brouht me the camera this am and was looking at pics of stella and i. I began to loose it there. Now i cant stop thinking about the what ifs,which seem to be the most depressing things to think about. I am going to visit a friend who lost her 21 week baby the same day i had stella, she got induced two days later and her Pandora was born sleeping. A girl i went to school with bought over a bacelet with an angel charm on it donated to me from the jewler she works for, it is a Pandora bracelet and i am going to give that to her in honor and remembrance of her daughter.
Another thing i have been dwelling on is if we are going to try for a rainbow or not. Ifeel empty and think that may be the only way to fill the void, not to replace stella at all, but to fill my empty arms. It honostly feels like empty arms too, a void. I know DH is against the idea all together, but i feel so torn.
He is pushing to get rid of all Stellas stuff too, which is killling me. I dont want to let it go. I know ill need to eventually, her diaper stash will be the first to go to help pay for the hossy bills i am scared of what those will look like.
Waking up is sometimes the hardest part of the day. Laying there reminissing about the dreams and nightmares i have been having. Eli looked like stella this morning laying next to me by the angle he was at burrowed down by my chest. We were weening him of co sleepng to make room for Stella, but now i cant let him go, its comforting to have him next to me. DH went back to work this morning, i miss him already. He had more ambitin than i do to just go and do something to keep our minds occupied. Now that i am alone (DS is still sleeping) all i can think about are depressing thoughts and WHY ME? She should be here, that or im not even suppose to be due till saturday the 13th. I have a feeling that her EDD will be a really tough day, and there is umpteen million things goin on that day. 2 Birthday parties, DDs babysitter course and a reggae band concert (which i LOVE, so maybe thatll help?) I really still cant believe this is all real, i honostly feel trapped in a nightmare most of the time. I really want to wake up and still be pregnant, i want to go into labor and deliver her at home like we planned, alive and well. I want to put her i all the cute cloth diapers i have been stashing up on for the last 9 months and put her in all the cute clothes i bought. WE started from scratch and bought EVERYTHING, i had saved NOTHING of DSs but the crib. and now i cant use any of it. how messed up is that? its not fair. I want my baby
Well today seems to be a pretty good day so far. My neighbor, who is prooving to be a very good close friend, cameby today. We took a nice walk to a local coffee shop, the weather is BEAUTIFUL for Nov. in WI!!! She also helped me press some of the service flowers and spread the rest in the back yard flower bed. I am hoping they bloom next spring!! They looked so beautiful.
Matt and i talked last night about his feelings and thoughts on having a rainbow baby. He isnt much for the idea I would love to try next summer/ fall and have another hopefully by spring. I dont think i can give up on the idea of not having another child now. I feel that in doing so, this void and God awefull feelings will not subside unless we do. I hope he changes his mind by next fall. Although i know it will be scarey as all **** and ill never have that homebirth i wanted so badly, id have to be monitored like crazy and have a repeat Csect <----THEY SUCK! ugh.......
Its one of "those" days, not a super crying kinda day but a day where i am just thinking and thinking and thinking. My dreams must realy dictate how i am feeling the next day throughout this grieving process. I dreamed about getting rid of Stellas diaper stash. ( i cloth diaper and take great pride in the stuff we got/made for stella)
I know ill have to part with it, and it will help emensley with hossy bills, but i am SO ATTACHED to all of it! I wanted so badly put stella in her cloth stash. I made a ton of stuff for her that made me so excited. talk about the biggest dissappointment life can throw at you.
I filled out all of my thank you cards yesterday and should go to drop those off at the P.O today too. I need to keep myself busy today....somehow.
I feel changed today. I am not sure if maybe i am feeling a little more accepting of everything or maybe numb. I want to be able to accept this and move on, but that void in my heart is so promenant i cant see past the "elephant" in the room. Id like to keep hope that maybe we will try again some time next fall, maybe hold that as somthing to look foreward too. But then i realize that planning anything in life is useless. God will take over and the outcome will be nothing as you anticipated. I prayed, planned, took such good care of myself and stella in utero, got everything perfectly ready. and as soon as i had everything "just perfect" she was taken from me. God had other plans that i was not ever ready to accept or understand. I know for sure its not fair, its made me feel some pretty aweful feelings and thoughts. How can i trust that ANYTHING else in life will be OK??? How can i trust he will look over my family with care? not start popping off my other kids? my husband? ME? How can i have faith that if we do try again for another baby that God wont take that child too? The big IF in life, not fair.
I was really hoping today wouldve been Stellas birthday. Just for funny little reasons like DD was born on the 10th, DS on the 11th and i figured it wouldve been just right with Stella on the 12th. I wish. I laid in bed last night and all i could do was pray for God to bring her back, let her be born today healthy and ALIVE. I kind of had a breakdown i suppose. I am figuring ill have these for the rest of my life, and whatever little things can set them off. Comercials with babies in them, pregnant women, women having their healthy babies or gloating about how their baby is doing. All i can imagine is what Stella would be like at that age, or how old she should be right now.
I am having a hard time looking at my maternity pictures & such lately with out getting angry or heartbroken. Just over 2 weeks ago i was happy in all of those pictures, expecting not just a baby, but an entire life together with her as a part of our family. Eating together, learning together, playing together and just BEING together. I didnt just loose a baby, i lost an entire lifetime. I want to feel that happiness again like i did in those pictures, i want my family to be whole like it felt.
Here are some pics of our beautiful little Stella, our star in heaven.
My last "belly pic"
some professional pics i had done
My henna belly
Our Angel
Momma to 99, 07 & Stella Grace 10/28/10
~My Star In Heaven~
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She is just amazing mama! I'm wish there were a way to take away some of the pain you and your family are feeling. Many blessings for peace and healing.
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Oh my God I'm so sorry.
I began tearing up while reading your story but I burst into sobs when I saw your beautiful, beautiful baby. You are right, she looks perfect.
Just the fact that you had the strength to come share with us amazes me. I know you will be in a lot of thoughts and prayers tonight.
I am so sorry for your incredible loss and the pain you now endure.
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I really wish I could say something Mama. I am so so so so sorry, I can't even imagine. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family.
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she is beautiful♥ i wish you never had to experience this. im here if you need to talk.
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I'm so sorry you are experiencing this.
Stella is beautiful and I'm glad you were able to take pictures and be with her.
Here's a link to find a Share Infant and Pregnancy Loss group in your area http://www.nationalshare.org/Groups.html
I've been going, and for me personally, it really helps. I hope you're able to connect with someone, or do something that will help you.
Lots and lots of hugs to you and your family. If you need to talk, I'm here.
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Thank you so much for sharing your story, I can only imagine how difficult this is for you. My mother has been a mother/baby nurse for over 20 years and part of their training in still birth is just this. Taking pictures of the baby, holding the baby, letting family members hold the baby, taking pictures with the baby. There have been studies done that indicate this does help the healing process.
At this point, there are no words that will help you heal or feel any better, however.. again I thank you for sharing your story and pictures of your gorgeous daughter/angel Stella Grace. I'm so very sorry for your loss.
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Oh mama I am so sorry for your loss (hugs)
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I am so sorry. i just can't even imagine I'm crying for you.
you will be in my prayers.
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Oh mama I am SO sorry for your loss. Stella is a beautiful baby!
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In part 1 of this post, we looked at the theological consequences that would arise from evolution being true. But now we must look at the other side of the dilemma: what are the theological consequences that would arise from evolution being false or physically impossible?
Consider this argument: If God created all living things as separate and distinct species by supernatural acts, then His creativity would not have been subject to any physical constraints. That's the very definition of a miracle. You see, ordinary physical processes governed by the laws of nature impose limitations and restrictions on what can and can't be created. And when things are created naturally, specific patterns emerge based on the physical properties of the raw materials. For instance, you can't turn ordinary water into wine without the right kind of grapes, some yeast, and plenty of time to let it all ferment. And if you want a specific wine, you have to use a specific grape from a specific region. You can't start with a Merlot grape and end up with a Cabernet, or vice versa.
These are the types of patterns that emerge when creating things using ordinary cause-and-effect. But God, on the other hand, can create wine directly from water without the limitations or restrictions inherent with the use of pre-existing material. And since God is a completely unconstrained creator, His supernaturally-created wine can be a Merlot, a Cabernet, a Shiraz, or something altogether new – it doesn't depend on anything pre-existing.
Now let's bring this back around to biology. As Christians, we believe that God created each and every one of us. Yet, because he used a natural process called sexual reproduction to accomplish it, there are certain patterns inherent to every person. For instance, a person is male only if they have a Y chromosome. So all males should have the same Y-chromosome as their fathers – where else would they get it? And children should have the same mitochondrial DNA as their mothers because sperm cells pass on no mitochondria from the father. However, if God were to create people from scratch using a supernatural process, He would not be obligated to follow these or any other rules.
In other words, if God created the first living things simply by speaking them into existence, He would not have been bound by any physical constraints. Being completely unconstrained, God would have presumably been free to design and create species without following any discernible patterns. Or He could have chosen to mix and match different patterns according to His pleasure. Either of these scenarios would have been unmistakable evidence of special creation. So the fact that we do find very specific patterns in nature should interest us greatly. What is God telling us?
Well when it comes to things like the distribution of anatomical features between the species, the distribution of species around the globe, the distribution of fossils throughout the geologic column, and the distribution of genetic information between the species – God seems to be telling us that the creation of living species was dominated by ordinary processes. Not only do we find very clear and specific patterns in each of these independent sets of data, but amazingly, they seem to all converge onto the exact same scenario of natural history – a scenario that has come to be known in the scientific community as evolution, or common descent.
Now remember, when God creates by supernatural means, He is under no obligation whatsoever to design creatures according to specific patterns normally associated with natural cause-and-effect. And given the inherent theological challenges we face if evolution is true; combined with the infinite number of non-evolutionary patterns God could have just as easily used, we have absolutely no reason to expect that God would carefully design each creature such that it fits the precise patterns required by common descent. But that is exactly what a survey of the created world reveals! So if the opening chapters of Genesis are presenting a scientific and historical account of origins, why would God intentionally infuse the cosmos with coherent data suggesting that an entirely different creation scenario is true?
This is a huge theological problem for those of us who take both science and the Bible seriously. And it's a fairly new problem in the history of our Christian faith – one that is only getting worse as we learn more about the world we inhabit. Take for example the apparent fusion of human Chromosome #2 from two non-human primate chromosomes discovered in 2005 (see video below for more). Things like this just don't add up unless common descent really took place.
The theological dilemma of evolution is not something that can be solved by scientists working alone in their laboratories, or by theologians pouring over ancient texts and medieval commentaries. We need pastors and theologians looking into this together – which is why I am so encouraged by the BioLogos workshops that seek to bring leading scientists together with leading pastors and biblical scholars.


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