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Travel to Germany: Beginners Guide
If you're thinking on going abroad soon but still have not decided to which country, it may be a good idea to travel to Germany! Located in the middle of Europe and surronded by a pretty large number of countries, there's a destination suitable for all kind of travelers.
History, art, landscapes, and culture: the trendy and multi-faceted Germany will probably surprise you! In this post, we've collected some basic information for you to start getting familiar.
Ready to know Germany a bit better?
Capital: Berlin!
Berlin is a great capital. Broadly known and admired, this city embraces, both, a long history and a brighter future. Opportunities, art and youth can be found at every corner, creating a really special atmosphere; Berlin's one.
If you travel to Germany's capital, don't miss the city center and Alexanderplatz: an absolutely huge square where the telecommunication's tower is located, as well as the tube and many shops and restaurants. Having a walk next to the museum island is also magical, and visiting all the historical monuments (we already said Berlin's history is definitely large) a must. Don't forget, though, the artistic part of the city; hundreds of artists are based in the capital of Germany. Just look at the stickers glued to the walls or the street lighting. The amount of them are impressive!
One monument: East Side Gallery
Although Berlin is full of breath-taking monuments, there's one we do need to highlight: the East Side Gallery.
Everyone knows the wall that used to divide Berlin into, roughly explained, the communist and capitalist side. Luckily enough, that tragedy ended on 1990 with the demolition of this barrier. The city became one again, and the citizens an entire community.
There's still a small part of the wall in the German capital, which has been reconverted into a street art gallery. Artist worldwide have contributed to changing what once was a nightmare with bright and fresh masterpieces. Those paintings are placed on the remaining wall, and claim for the freedom and love that was taken from the Berliners some years ago.
East Side Gallery is, basically, history, art, and humanity made an impressive monument. Definitely worth it if you travel to Germany!
Most popular dish: beer and wurst
Food time! I bet everyone has tried, at least once, the two following German delicacies (no doubt about the second one): the popular Frankfurter wurst and the beloved beer!
If you travel to Germany, don't miss the opportunity to try one of their multiple sausages. Among them, there's a pretty popular one called Currywurst, which normally comes with ketchup and curry powder on the side. Don't worry too much about finding these sausages, though: there are plenty of street stands in the center of Berlin which serve Currywurst, Frankfurt and many other.
They also have beer, and Germans are definitely proud of this product. Actually, they have a festival in October called Oktoberfest where wearing the traditional German costume and drinking beer are the two main activities. It's a good opportunity to get to know the culture, right?
Average temperature
As most of the countries located in the middle of Europe, Germany has pretty average temperatures. Winter can be cold (but not extreme), and the summer mild. The coldest temperature would be 0.7 on January and the warmest 18.2 on July -still under 20 degrees-.


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If you haven't been able to tell by now, I am a collector. Of many things and for a variety of reasons. Most things have some connection to my family and great childhood memories. I guess I keep coming back to trying to recreate those good feelings.
One of the things that I have collected is china. One of the downsides of being from such a large family is that when family treasures are passed down, there has to be a way to share with all the grandchildren. In the case of my father's mother, she had a LOT of grandchildren. Luckily, my dad was her youngest (and from what I have been told, favorite) child. So her china went to the oldest daughter… unfortunately not me. But me and my youngest sister, did get one place setting of her china. So, I quickly went about collecting enough for a a dinner party of eight. Then ten. Then fourteen. I think I have enough to host a dinner party for at least twenty now.
It's a beautiful pattern, actually produced for distribution as a promotion at gas stations during World War II. It is called Bermuda, by the company Johnson Brothers. My Dad used to send his mother money while he was serving in the Navy and she slowly collected a set during his service time. Unfortunately, she was never able to add the serving pieces, apparently they had to be purchased directly from the company. So, I was able to find most of the pieces: platters, serving bowls, gravy boat, tea pot and a coffee pot, demitasse cups, two handled bowls, shallow soup bowls, desert plates… you name it, I found it. I invested a lot of money and time and I love feeling like I have a very small piece of my grandmother.
One piece I never found (not actually sure they made it) was a tiered serving plate. So I decided to make one. A few years ago when I was actively collecting the china, I found one online from another pattern that had a broken bottom plate. I actually collected several of differing patterns, looking for the most perfect one. I finally dug them out last weekend and put together the piece; this one was three tiered. I think it turned out fabulously.
Before I actually attempted to drill through my antiques pieces, I decided to try my hand at my everyday dishware. Of course it's red, a heavy duty square pattern meant to be really used from one of my favorite stores. It's only two tiered but gave me the confidence to drill my grandmother's china.
When we baked cookies on Christmas Day, we put the first two dozen here. It's now one of my favorite pieces and I hope to use it often.
I have another pattern from my maternal grandmother and my mother's china and actually my own china. So I have a few more to create. They're easy and fun. All it takes is the hardware, a china drill bit and a drill.
Hope you enjoyed today's project. Happy Crafting, y'all!

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A few weeks ago I took part in a Forever Living 7 day shake challenge. Over the next few days I'll be posting the blogs I wrote during the challenge in case any of you were thinking of trying it yourselves! I paid for my own shakes and I was not compensated in any way to write these posts – well, other than with a (hopefully) slightly flatter stomach at the end anyway!
So if you read this post here, you'll know that I had a moment of madness and decided to take part in a Forever Living 7 day shake challenge which involves replacing two of your meals (I chose breakfast and lunch) with the Forever Living shakes. Purely for research purposes you understand, nothing to do with the fact that I am terrified that I will not fit into my bridesmaids dress on Saturday.
It's probably a slight stretch to call this Day 2 as I only replaced one meal on Day 1 with a shake and promptly relapsed less than hour later by eating a rogue packet of Mini Cheddars from my desk drawer. However, as I am not going to be able to do the full 7 days in a row anyway (due to the aforementioned wedding on Saturday – like I'm missing out on that calorie fest to drink diet shakes!), we'll go with day two.
I made both of today's shakes together in one batch to take to work with me. I blitzed a load of berries into it to try and take the edge off the overly sweet flavour I mentioned yesterday, I used blueberries, raspberries and strawberries. It is still a bit sweet for my liking but it definitely made the flavour much more palatable and (hopefully) had the added bonus of bulking it out a bit.
I poured out half of my shake batch to have for breakfast when I got to work along with a big glass of sparkling water (bubbles fill you up right?) In the interest of full disclosure, I will admit that I attended a meeting later that morning and ate one of those teeny tiny Lotus biscuits that come with hot drinks in cafes. I know it was naughty but it was on the side of my saucer and I couldn't say no! Other than that though, I survived until lunch and amazingly I wasn't even ready to kill somebody for a slice of toast.
However, I knew that lunch would be the difficult one. Having not 'eaten' all morning, I was so ready for something great to eat for lunch… but unfortunately for me, just another shake awaited. It wasn't quite as nice the second time around, having been pre-made in the fridge all morning (or maybe I was just already just sick of it haha) but it was still perfectly nice. I had my second shake at around 1:30pm and by around 2:15pm I was just starting to feel the slight fuzzy head/headache that I normally get when I go without food for too long. I must point out that I had also not had any caffeine yet, only 3 large glasses of water and a cup of lemon and ginger (caffeine free) tea so the fuzzy head could also have been a caffeine withdrawal issue.
I did manage to stay strong throughout the afternoon though and once I was past that 'hungry' stage I almost forgot that I hadn't had any proper food all day – I was extremely ready for my dinner that evening though!
Next up…. Hump Day 3!


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The Emory men's cross country team closed out its 2017 season at the NCAA D-III Championships on Saturday. The event was held at the Principia College North Farm Cross Country Course in Elsah, Illinois.
The No. 29-ranked Eagles finished in the No. 25 position out of 32 teams with 579 points. No. 1-ranked North Central breezed to the championship with 57 points, well ahead of No. 3 UW-Lacrosse's 196 points. No. 11 Christopher Newport held down the No. 3 position (221 pts) while No. 8 Amherst (251 pts.) and No. 10 Washington University (269 pts.) rounded out the top five.
Senior Shane Sullivan paced the Emory pack for the fourth straight meet, covering the 8K course in a time of 25:26, placing 88th overall (58th scorer) out of 279 entries. Junior Bennett Shaw was the second Eagle runner and 137th overall (99th scorer) to appear on the board, turning in a time of 25:42. Sophomore Marty Pimentel came through with his second-best time as an Eagle, with his 25:50 ranking third among the contingent and 166th overall. Senior Max Brown (25:58) and sophomore Sam Branson (26:13) rounded out the team's scorers. Also competing for Emory was sophomore Luis Torres (26:16) and freshman Matt Dillon (26:22).
Darin Lau of UW-Eau Claire was the top individual finisher with a time of 24:03.
Emory Men's Cross Country 25th At NCAA D-III Championships


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Troop Trek 2018 included 48 Girl Scouts from many Colorado troops and a herd of cows at the Fetcher Ranch near Steamboat Lake! We camped, cooked, and earned a few badges along the way! With perfect weather, we tried new ways of cooking, made survival shelters, hiked with friends, and celebrated a weekend of camping the Girl Scout way!
Girls from Junior, Cadette, and Senior/Ambassador troops in four different regions gathered to camp together, make new Girl Scout friends, and learn new skills. From building survival shelters to Dutch oven cooking, to lashing and outdoor skills, troops of girls also learned a bit about ranching and how beef cows fit into the food chain.
Innovators and Risk-Takers, all of the girls were part of a Pick 4 Dessert Competition where they picked from various ingredients and had one hour to create a delicious dish to be judged and shared. From Dirt Cake to Blueberry Cobbler to ooey-gooey s'mores, all of the dishes were a big hit!
This story was submitted using the Share Your Stories form. You can share your Girl Scout moments, too.


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NCUA recently released first-quarter financial and operating results for U.S. credit unions—and the results are amazing.
Although U.S. economic growth slowed in the first quarter, consumers remain upbeat and engaged.
Healthy labor markets are fueling personal income gains, boosting confidence, and creating solid increases in retail sales and housing purchases. Still, the Federal Reserve remains cautious, and market interest rate increases have been (and likely will remain) modest.
Against that backdrop, U.S. credit unions reported increasingly strong membership growth, solid loan growth, higher asset quality, and healthier earnings in the first quarter of 2017.
Overall, credit unions report a 1.2% increase in total memberships in the first quarter—slightly faster than the 0.8% increase seen in the fourth quarter of 2016. The annualized 4.8% first-quarter increase in memberships continues to greatly exceed the nation's 0.69% full-year 2016 population growth.
Memberships increased 4.2% in the year ending March 2017, slightly higher than the 4.1% full-year 2016 growth rate.
When compared with previous calendar-year results, these increases represent the strongest gains in 30 years. U.S. credit unions report 109.4 million memberships—roughly one-third of our population.
U.S. credit union loan portfolios grew 2% during the first quarter of 2017, an 8% annualized pace. That's slower than the 2.7% fourth-quarter 2016 result but in line with the first-quarter 2016 gain of 1.7%.
The slowing was expected, and it reflects normal seasonal variation as consumers pay down holiday debt.
Year-over-year results were impressive, however, with overall loan growth of 10.8%, up slightly from the 10.6% gain in 2016. The 2016 tally was the strongest since 2005, when credit unions reported a 10.7% jump in loan balances.
Looking forward, expect solid loan portfolio growth even though short-term interest rates have resumed their modest march higher.
Asset quality also improved in the first quarter. Delinquency rates declined markedly, from 0.83% at year-end 2016 to 0.69% at the end of March 2017.
The net charge-off rate inched down from an annualized 0.6% in the fourth quarter of 2016 to 0.58% in first-quarter 2017, which is still higher than the cyclical low of 0.5% in the second quarter of 2016.
Strong loan growth in the coming months signals further near-term improvement in these metrics.
Savings growth was especially strong in the first quarter, rising 4.4% (a 17.6% annualized increase). Tax refund deposits combined with the quarter ending on a payday helped boost that number.
As a result, the aggregate credit union loan-to-savings ratio declined marginally, from 79.5% to 77.6% in the three months ended in March.
Credit unions reflect ample liquidity to deal with expected flows into money market mutual funds, which typically occur as market interest rates drift up.
Loan growth continues to boost earnings. U.S. credit unions reported annualized ROA (net income as a percentage of average assets) totaling 0.71% in the first quarter.
That was essentially unchanged from the 0.72% result in the fourth quarter and marginally lower than the 0.75% posted in the first quarter of 2016. Earnings have averaged 0.62% over the past decade.
Strong asset growth caused the credit union capital ratio to decline marginally in the quarter to 10.7% from 10.9% at the end of 2016. Still, this is well above the 7% threshold level at which regulators deem credit unions "well capitalized."
The duration of post-World War II economic recoveries has averaged 59 months. The current recovery is in its 96th month, with no end in sight. These trends were largely in line with CUNA economist expectations.
More important, recent economic developments remain broadly supportive of additional significant gains in loan and membership growth going forward. And that's simply amazing.
MIKE SCHENK is CUNA's vice president, research and policy analysis. Contact him at 608-231-4228.


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Perhaps switching GoalEurope into the Polish language is a bit premature (I do not speak the language), but given the stream of funding news from the country we might just need to consider it more seriously.
Today I learned from Twitter and subsequently from the venerable Polish blog Mamstartup.pl that Wisdio has raised venture money. All those fabulous news whilst I was testing the Alpha version of Beepl (not a word further on that subject).
You might think that Wisdio is a Polish clone of Quora but conspicuously their website is in English. Perhaps it has some weapon up its sleeve that it is going to point at Quora and Yahoo! Answers when the investors' money is well spent? We shall see. For now, it has Euro 110,000 to play around with, wriggled out of Futuris SA, Runicom SA, Black Pearl Capital SA, and a few business angels (whose names, literally translated by Google may not sound very authentic).
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NNU Joins National Action to Reclaim MLK's Dream
Commemorative March for the 50th Anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's March for Jobs and Freedom (Where he delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech.)
Saturday, August 24 in Washington, DC (one week from today!)
Fifty years ago, hundreds of thousands of activists gathered in Washington, DC to fight for an end to poverty and racism in America. Fifty years later, America still needs our help to heal the wounds of inequality and injustice. Join us for a rally and commemorative march along MLK's historic 1963 route to bring the Main Street Contract and the call for living wage jobs, equal access to quality education, guaranteed healthcare, a secure retirement, clean and safe housing and a fair taxation system to Congress and the President.
If you can, please join us!
Meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Albert Einstein Memorial (corner of 22nd St. and Constitution Ave NW).
After gathering there we will join other activists at the Lincoln Memorial for a rally program and then march united to the MLK Memorial.
Wear red scrubs if you have them. If not, anything red will do.
- Download and share the Dream Actioin Flyer
- Share the Facebook Dream Action Event Page
- Also, check out this free RN CE class coming soon to the DC area
We look forward to seeing you in DC,
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DIVER Magazine UK Review
John Bantin reviews the aquabionic warp1 fins in the January 2013 issue of Diver Magazine (UK)
[quote]The good news is that these fins work. I put them on and got about doing what I was sent there for, getting around dive sites and taking pictures. I couldn't fault the warp1, which seemed to send me surging through the water at every stroke. I was able to use my usual lazy, long-stroke flutter-kick in open water, a sideways frogkick when passing through the constrictions of sea caves, and to work within the interior of the Zenobia without stirring up the silt and spoiling the otherwise gin-clear vis. Unlike some fins, the warp1 didn't need a high-frequency kicking action to make them effective – which is lucky, because I rather wanted to take it easy.[/quote]
[quote]the aquabionic fins felt lighter and provided more effective finning and seemed considerably easier to dive with. You didn't feel it in the muscles of your legs so much, but they still gave me adequate power.[/quote]
Many thanks to John Bantin for his excellent article about the aquabionic warp1 fins in the January 2013 issue of Diver Magazine (UK).
We would like to clarify his statement that "the primary marketplace for such a fin is the USA" – in fact CETATEK designs products for use anywhere in the world where there is water, having the warp1 internationally available.
Any Star Trek link is entirely coincidental, as the acronym "warp" stands for water adapting responsive propulsion.
Many thanks for your support John!


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An 86-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a car at the intersection of Big Bethel Road and Village Drive in Hampton, Virginia (VA), on the night of June 3, 2016. The driver remained on the scene, and police investigated the fatal crash through the following weekend.
All four corners of the intersection where the deadly pedestrian accident occurred are controlled by stop lights. Crosswalks are also available. Virginia law gives right of way to pedestrians using crosswalks, and any driver making a legal right-hand turn at a red light must yield to people on foot whether a crosswalk exists or not. Looking into the exact location and timing of the collision will allow police to determine if the driver acted negligently or recklessly by disregarding a stop signal, ignoring a crosswalk or becoming distracted and failing to see the pedestrian in time to yield.
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The audience seated along the runway waited in anticipation of viewing Designer Yoliana Candra's Collection of Culturally inspired BlackMara Ready-to-Wear Couture held at Agenda Loft in Downtown L.A. on April 28th 2011. Many had seen the gorgeous Roberto Cavalli Champaigne Gold Lace gown in the press and wanted to view it up close. The event was sponsored by Absolut Vodka.
Yuliana's inspiration for her designs were drawn from multiple references of traditional clothing of various cultures inspired by the Spanish Traije de Flamenca, the Chinese QiPao, the Indonesian Kebaya, the Indian Sari, the Moroccan Kaftan, the Greek Chilton, and the Roman's Last Crusade.
Mixed media was used in her designs to embellish her work using recycled and reusable materials , such as rattan strips, leather from an old sofa that have been cut out, burned, and interweaved with Swarovski crystals. Candra's designs were additionally influenced by her many lifelong travels across ancient and modern worlds. Each design is carefully handcrafted using the highest attention to detail.
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For years now, lists and discussions have abounded about the 'myths' of 'watered-down AA', which are 'killing newcomers'.
I have absolutely loved these over the years. I have enjoyed the discourse and the debate. But I also enjoyed the self-righteousness generated by hoisting myself above the fellowship that had saved my life with my sarcastic observations and only partly coherent logic, all under the banner of defending the Big Book.
Something has always troubled me about this pastime and it is this: the tenor of such discussions has an awful lot in common with the anti-AA websites, one particularly prominent example of which uses similar straw-man arguments and derision as I have engaged in with other recovered alcoholics myself.
The method is this: take the slogan out of context, purport it to be a representation of the entire programme, and then find a line in the Big Book that appears to contradict it, attribute the line to treatment centres and middle-of-the-road AA, and your job is done!
Now, let me say that there are things said in AA that, by any reading, are inconsistent with the Book, e.g. 'a step a year'. No benevolent reading can make this particular slogan remotely consistent. Even in those cases, however, I must be careful not to inject a spirit of scorn or derision. Love and tolerance are what the Book teaches me, and I must manifest those qualities. No one is helped by my calling anything an eight-letter word beginning with 'B'.
Here is a good example: I have seen 'easy does it' written off as rubbish, when set against 'half measures availed us nothing'and 'we urge you to be fearless and thorough'. This is a straw-man argument, because this slogan refers not to the speed at which one takes the steps but to relations within the family in recovery. The slogan is actually in the Book, to boot.
To be fair, some slogans are misused, as are lines from the Book, e.g. the 'progress not perfection' idea being used to promote and justify indolence. The problem then lies not with the slogan or quotation, but with its misuse. This is an important distinction. Most slogans, used wisely, are very helpful teaching mechanisms when dealing with newcomers with terrible memories.
Most slogans used in AA are also used in a specific context and were never designed to represent the entirety of the AA programme or preclude the remainder. They are merely devices to represent particular key elements of the programme.
'90 meetings in 90 days' is a frequent target of attack. This is typically used as part of a whole raft of instructions to newcomers, not as a single silver bullet. It is often portrayed, wrongly, as an injunction only to attend 90 meetings in 90 days, ignoring all other measures.
Now, rather than trying to prove that something is inconsistent with the Book, I can substitute positive for negative thinking and see whether it is supported by the Book.
1. The Big Book in the UK still has the AA logo, which includes the word 'unity'. One of the ways I practise unity is by spending a lot of time with or talking to other alcoholics. Meetings are pretty much the best way of doing that when one is new.
2. Chapter Eleven contains this passage:
"A year and six months later these three had succeeded with seven more. Seeing much of each other, scarcely an evening passed that someone's home did not shelter a little gathering of men and women, happy in their release, and constantly thinking how they might present their discovery to some newcomer."
Scarcely an evening? You mean they met ... almost every day?!
3. Frequent contact with each other and with newcomers is the bright spot of our Iives, according to Chapter Seven.
One could go further, but suffice to say that the instruction to go to a whole lot of meetings in the first ninety days of recovery seems pretty consistent with the principles set out in the Book.
One might also observe whether, all other things being equal, newcomers who do go to lots of meetings generally do better than those who do not. In my observation they do.
Here would be a fun exercise: take every dismissed slogan and see if you can see the good in it. See if you can find how the slogan does actually reflect a principle in the Book. I have been amazed that the analytical skills underpinning my negativity, if turned on their head, can be a positive force for unity.


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Vegetarian Time Jan/Feb 2016
Serves 4
2 medium Broccoli Crown, florets separated (2 1/2 cups)
1/2 large Yellow or Red Onion, quartered and thinly sliced (1 1/2 cups)
1 large Red Bell Pepper, thinly sliced into bite-sized pieces (1 1/2 cups)
To keep with the season and take advantage of what is in your share this week I would substitute Butternut Squash for the Red Pepper. It will add color and sweetness.
3 TB Olive Oil
8 oz Spaghetti or Chinese Egg Noodles
1 - 2 TB Red Curry Paste
4 cups Vegetable Broth or if you are not vegetarian you can substitute Eatwell Farm Chicken Stock
1 cup full fat Coconut Milk
1 TB Lime Juice
1 cup Bean Sprouts
1/2 cup Cilantro or Mint Leaves
2 Limes, halved, for garnish
Set rack in top third of oven, and preheat oven to 425 F. Toss broccoli, onion, and bell pepper (butternut) separately with 1 TB oil each to coat. Separate oil-coated vegetables, each on one third section of baking sheet. Roast 10 minutes or until vegetables are just tender with slight bits of brown. Stir vegetables separately to turn, then roast 3 to 5 minutes more, or until al dente and only lightly colored. Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions and drain. Cook curry paste in large pot or Dutch oven over medium heat, 2 minutes, or until fragrant and lightly browned. Quickly whisk in broth, then coconut milk. Add roasted bell peppers and onions to pot, and bring soup to a simmer, then stir in lime juice. Divide pasta among four soup bowls, then ladle soup over each. Top each bowl with 1/2 cup broccoli, 1/4 cup bean sprouts and 2 TB cilantro. Garnish with lime halves.


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Dressed in a silk high-waist black lehenga and blouse, she wowed the audience as she glided on the ramp.
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The wonderful world of hubs and hubbers
I have a hub that talks about my appreciation for HubPages, but since I've written that one, I've had even more positive experiences.
Hub Pages has changed my life in many ways, in the three short months that I've been here. The amount of support I've received already, is astounding. I feel like I have made some wonderful friends. I've learned more in three months here, than I ever would've by trying to find the time (with three kids) to read an entire book.
I love the fact that we can be who we truly are at Hub Pages. There's no need to be fake. I believe that if you're a true writer, at one point or another you will show your true colors. It's much more attractive to be honest. I've seen so many endearing stories and comments from hubbers, I wish I could meet each and every one of them and hug them:) I'm so appreciative of everyone's patience and understanding. I've been sensitive in the past, to the fact that some of my hubs have no comments. Some very highly regarded hubbers helped me get through that period of bewilderment. AEvans explained it very well, she told me that it shouldn't matter what others have to say in their comments. Most of us are here because [besides it being our passion] writing is our life! We eat, sleep, and [you know what] writing. We have to write what we know, at least starting out, it's the most comfortable way to go in my opinion. But AEvans continued to say that only we need to like what we've written, forget what anyone else says. If you walk away satisfied in your hub, that's a victory!
From my own personal experiences here at HP, I can say that this is one of the best things that has ever happened to me. I've been in a dark place for many years and have finally found the courage to take charge, thanks to several hubbers that have read my hubs and left life-altering advice and support. I've never had a support system that I could truly count on. I like to have more than one extra opinion on certain issues so this is exactly the right place for me.
I would recommend this site to anyone who writes or wants to write. The vast expanse of knowledge here is diverse and exciting! Thanks HP and HP hubbers, thank you for helping me get my life back! I'll forever cherish this time in my life:)
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I love this hub in particular because it reminds me that this site has inspired me to write more and more. I have a heart to express myself but also to help people in general.....whether that's with laughs, teaching, or experience. Thanks for giving me the reflection. Voting this up.
Been so busy I have not had enough hubpages fixes lately! Been traveling a bit and can't always get a signal. Just wanted to drop by and say hi (You know how it is it's a compultion! LOL)
Hi Miss Jamie...Hubpages is indeed a beautiful place to be! I grew along with the community too and met a lot of wonderful people. Thanks for sharing. :-)
the good thing about hubpages is you run across real people like Miss Jamie D
I like so much about hubpages, especially the fact that it is a international community of very caring people.nice hub
Yes, agreed. HubPages is pretty epic. For me, it's been really really encouraging that people are willing to read my poetry. I wasn't expecting that and it's a very nice surprise.
I love so much about hubpages, especially the fact that it is a global community of very caring people. This past almost a year on hubpages has given me so much. Great hub!
I have only been here for a few weeks, but there is no doubt I will Never leave. The only bad part is wanting to be here all the time, darn job and stuff sure cuts in to my HubPages time! It is a comfort, many times an ego boost, and always a comfort. I have made friends already that I miss when I can't log on. I sure wouldn't trade it!
Great Hub!! Thanks so much for sharing!
MissJamieD, nice words about HubPages. I agree with the things you've said here. I can't really say that HubPages has changed my life, but having a site where writers can write what they want (rather than what someone else tells them to write), and where the community is what it is here, can certainly add something nice to even the most ordinary of days.
Thank you, MissJamieD for responding to this request. I nearly forgot about it - your response has lifted my night. Thanks again and keep it coming.
I was thinking along the same lines as Tom....it's made my life a living hell....can't put it down.....losing sleep...staying up chatting.....It's awful!!!! and I enjoy the heck out of it. yep I write for the fun...there is no money as far as I see.....and some reeeeeeaaaallly good writers here.
Hi Jamie - Really glad that Hubpages has helped you out. There is a motley bunch here, but everybody pulls together when somebody needs help.
Glad to see that you are still writing :-)
Changed my life all right. I get much less sleep now. LOL
Both you and AEvans has some great things to teach us. The advice of AEvans is to right. When you right for yourself, you write from the heart, and that's what matters.
There does seem to be two types of communities here on hubs. One - the competetive, money making, and the other - like us - who write for the sake of writing.
Hubs for me is one more thing - it's social networking in a different way
I agree with you. HubPages has a wonderful community and a great diversity of people. It seems that there is always someone around that shares part of myinterests, no matter how obscure. Recently I even found someone who liked the comics Asterix and Obelix!
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Ethan Tucker embarks on European tour with Michael Franti
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If you've ever witnessed an Ethan Tucker performance live, you've probably noticed that there is something truly magical about his performances. Whether it's his smooth vocals, or his stellar stage presence, most will agree that Ethan has got "it". That certain something has gotten Ethan into Season 11 of NBC's smash hit television show "The Voice" where he performed a very soulful rendition of the song "Roxanne" from The Police, which perked up the ears of both Adam Levine and Blake Shelton.
"I'm more than grateful with my experience on The Voice."
Ethan will be hitting the European roads in October on an eleven date tour supporting long-time fellow musician and personal friend Michael Franti. The tour will begin in Dublin, Ireland and will head east to Manchester, Bristol, and Bristol, UK. The tour will take both Tucker and Franti throughout the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and France.
"I'm more than grateful with my experience on The Voice. I've learned so much and am happy for my time on the show, working with such amazing and professional people - especially the ones behind the scenes," says Ethan.
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- October 15, 2016 - Dublin, IE - Opium Rooms
- October 17, 2016 - Manchester, UK - Academy 2
- October 18, 2016 - Bristol, UK - SWX
- October 21, 2016 - London, UK - Heaven
- October 23, 2016 - Luxembourg - Den Atelier
- October 24, 2016 - Amsterdam, NL - Melkweg
- October 25, 2016 - Cologne, DE - Gebäude 9
- October 26, 2016 - Munich DE - Storm
- October 28, 2016 - Bologna, IT - Zona Roveri
- October 29, 2016 - Zurich, SW - Rote Fabrik
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Authors: Niels H. Secher, Johannes J. van Lieshout
Cerebral autoregulation (CA) describes the capability of the brain to maintain its flow as relatively stable over a wide rage of mean arterial pressures (MAPs), for example, from 60 to 150 mm Hg. Because the brain is encompassed in the skull, CA is vital for preventing cerebral edema and hemorrhage, as illustrated in some patients experiencing acute liver failure.1 Also, CA counteracts the effect on cerebral blood flow (CBF) of a reduction in MAP in response to, for example, hemorrhage or a change in body position. Yet, when rising from a supine or seated position, one sometimes experiences symptoms indicative of a reduced CBF, like blurred vision.2 Thus, CA is of general clinical interest. For example, diabetic patients have increased risk of developing ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, and in some diabetic patients CA is affected.
Evidence for CA was provided in the 1930s when Fog,3 through a cranial window, observed the pial artery reaction to manipulation of MAP. For humans, CBF was measured with introduction of the method of Kety-Schmidt in 1948,4 and it was used in 1954 by Finnerty et al5 to determine cerebral hemodynamics of the ischemic brain after an acute reduction in MAP in attempt to define what now would be considered the lower limit of CA. However, it was the review by Lassen6 that introduced the concept of CA by plotting CBF against MAP to illustrate the relative stability of CBF over a wide range of blood pressure.
Also, the lower and upper limits of CA were identified by a decrease in CBF at a low MAP and an increase in CBF when MAP was at a high level.
A different approach to CA became available when Aaslid et al7 introduced the transcranial Doppler method for determination of mean flow velocity (Vmean) in basal cerebral arteries. Because transcranial Doppler reports a continuous (middle cerebral artery) Vmean, cerebral perfusion could be followed during the drop in MAP that follows release of thigh cuffs. It took ≈3 seconds for Vmean to recover from the sudden drop in MAP that followed the release of the thigh cuffs, and, accordingly, the acute response of cerebral perfusion to a change in MAP was referred to as the dynamic CA. Dynamic CA, or the instability of CBF during a sudden change in MAP, is important because it explains blurred vision sometimes experienced in response to a change in body position.2 The study by Tzeng et al8 takes advantage of the drop in blood pressure that manifests from a seated to an upright position to characterize dynamic CA. Conversely, the marked increase in MAP that develops in response to a Valsalva maneuver may be used to characterize CA during a sudden increase in MAP (Figure).9
Figure. Near infrared spectroscopy determined changes in frontal lobe oxyhemoglobin and hemoglobin concentrations (ΔHbO2c and ΔcHbc) and in middle cerebral artery mean flow velocity (ΔVmean) during a Valsalva maneuver (Adapted with permission from Pott et al9).
Some scepticism may remain as to whether the classic (static) and dynamic CA describe the same physiological phenomenon, but supporting evidence was provided by Tiecks et al.10 These authors determined static and dynamic CA from monitoring Vmean during elective surgical procedures using propofol and high-dose isoflurane anesthesia. During propofol anesthesia, both static and dynamic CA (the Vmean response to administration of phenylephrine versus thigh-cuff release) remained intact, whereas the 2 expressions of CA became similarly affected when general anesthesia was shifted to isoflurane. Taken together, such observations indicate that CA can be described in terms of a high-pass filter for the transfer function from MAP to Vmean. Thus, CA is specified with regard to its gain and the phase angle for which Vmean leads blood pressure.
In this issue of Hypertension, Tzeng et al8 renew the evaluation of dynamic CA. The Vmean response to a lowering of MAP, either by rising from a seated position or in response to the administration of nitroprusside, is supplemented by an evaluation of the Vmean response to an elevation of MAP by phenylephrine in volunteers. Surprisingly, they found that the ability of CA to respond (damp) to a rise in MAP is approximately twice as well developed as the ability to withstand a reduction in MAP, as suggested previously by Ogoh et al11 during exercise.
If CA is much more capable of damping an increase than a decrease in blood pressure, it implicates that a simple correlation analysis is not ideal for characterization of the transfer function from blood pressure to Vmean. On the other hand, the pharmacological approach to CA introduced by Tzeng et al8 is both clinical relevant and feasible and definitely much easier to apply to patients than the invasive procedures needed for the determination of static CA based on CBF. We consider also that, in a clinical setting, it would be more straightforward to administer 2 drugs after each other than to use the thigh-cuff release method of Aaslid et al7 for the evaluation of (dynamic) CA.
The question, however, remains regarding whether an evaluation of CA provides enough information to verify that CBF remains stable. We think not. We agree that it is relevant and may be vital to know whether a given patient's CBF is under CA control, for example, in regard to how aggressive treatment of hypertension should be.
However, it remains a problem that the margins for (static) CA are highly individual and also dependent on the circumstances under which the CA is evaluated. Notably, an elevation of the arterial carbon dioxide tension (PaCO2) impairs CA, whereas a lowering of PaCO2 has the opposite effect. Also, the lower level of CA may be as low as 35 mm Hg, provided that the central blood volume and, thereby, cardiac output are maintained, whereas subjects tolerate only a reduction in MAP to ≈80 mm Hg if the central blood volume and cardiac output are compromised as during hemorrhage, head-up tilt, or lower body negative pressure.12
Similarly, with the lower limit of CA ranging from 17 to 54 mm Hg among healthy people,5 it is a problem to know whether the individual patient's CBF is maintained at a given MAP. More predictable is that the lower limit of CA is elevated in hypertensive patients and that it is further elevated in patients with malignant hypertension. Yet, again, the individual differences were astounding, that is, between 23 and 65 mm Hg, respectively, between 84 and 114 mm Hg in the 2 groups of hypertensive patients.
A further complication for evaluation of CBF is that there are substantial interindividual differences. Therefore, changes in CBF in response to treatment are of more interest that the absolute value, and in response to the marked changes in MAP associated with anesthesia and intensive care medicine, CBF needs to be monitored to secure the well being of the patients, considering that it may be impossible to communicate with the patient.
As illustrated by the study of Tzeng et al,8 transcranial Doppler allows for continuous evaluation of cerebral perfusion, but it is, according to our experience, too complicated to apply transcranial Doppler to allow for routine monitoring of CBF in a large group of patients. In contrast, near infrared spectroscopy is available and operating by the same principle as pulse oximetry, and it is as simple to apply. Furthermore, a near infrared spectroscopy-based evaluation of (frontal lobe) oxygenation allows for evaluation of dynamic CA, as illustrated during a Valsalva maneuver (Figure).9 Accordingly, we congratulate Tzeng et al8 for providing potentially new insight to CA and for illustrating a clinically feasible method for CA evaluation. At the same time, we would like to see a similar evaluation based on the recording of cerebral oxygenation by near infrared spectroscopy and maybe by inclusion of a Valsalva maneuver so that there is a parallel physiological and pharmacological evaluation of dynamic CA.
- Larsen FS, Pott P, Hansen BA, Knudsen GM, Ejlersen E, Clemmesen JO, Secher NH. Transcranial Doppler sonography may predict brain death in patients with fulminant hepatic failure. Transplant Proc. 1995; 27: 3510–3511.
- Van Lieshout JJ, Wieling W, Karemaker JM, Secher NH. Syncope, cerebral perfusion and oxygenation. J Appl Physiol. 2003; 94: 833–848.
- Fog M. Cerebral circulation: the reaction of the pial arteries to a fall in blood pressure. Arch Neurol Psych. 1937; 37: 351–364.
- Kety SS, Schmidt CF. The effects of altered arterial tensions of carbon dioxide and oxygen on cerebral blood flow and cerebral oxygen consumption of normal young men. J Clin Invest. 1948; 27: 484–492.
- Finnerty FA Jr, Witkin L, Fazekas JF. Cerebral hemodynamics during cerebral ischemia induced by acute hypotension. J Clin Invest. 1954; 33: 1227–1231.
- Lassen NA. Control of cerebral circulation in health and disease. Cir Res. 1974; 6: 749–760.
- Aaslid R, Lindegaard KF, Sorteberg W, Nornes H. Cerebral autoregulation dynamics in humans. Stroke. 1989; 20: 45–52.
- Tzeng Y-C, Willie CK, Atkinson G, Lucas SJE, Wong A, Ainslie PN. Cerebrovascular regulation during transient hypotension and hypertension in humans. Hypertension. 2010; 56: 268–273.
- Pott F, Van Lieshout JJ, Ide K, Madsen P, Secher NH. Middle cerebral artery blood velocity during intense static exercise is dominated by a Valsalva maneuver. J Appl Physiol. 2003; 94: 1335–1344.
- Tiecks FP, Lam AM, Aaslid R, Newell DW. Comparison of static and dynamic cerebral autoregulation measurements. Stroke. 1995; 26: 1014–1019.
- Ogoh S, Fadel PJ, Zhang R, Selmer C, Jans Ø, Secher NH, Raven PB. Middle cerebral artery flow velocity and pulse pressure during dynamic exercise in humans. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol. 2005; 288: H1526–H1531.
- Nissen P, Van Lieshout JJ, Nielsen HB, Secher NH. Frontal lobe oxygenation is maintained during hypotension following propofol-phentanyl anesthesia. AANA J. 2009; 77: 271–276.
Hypertension. 2010 Aug;56(2):189-90. Epub 2010 Jun 14.
Source: Hypertension AHA Journals


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Formed in New Zealand in 1991 by Don McGlashan, Ross Burge and David Long, the band released 3 albums (along with a couple of live albums and a collection of "B-sides and Bastards") before they disbanded in 2002. They released some great songs, including 'Dominion Road', 'Your Window', 'Wellington', 'Along the Boundary', 'Pulled Along By Love', Goodbye Drug', and a pretty good cover of 'Don't Fear the Reaper'. Unfortunately, the band didn't receive much notice or success outside New Zealand and Australia, despite a late-career move to the UK. Check them out; they deserve not to be forgotten.
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text: Fix iPhone & iPod Why Your iPhone Icons Are Shaking and How to Stop It Share Pin Email Print Lifewire iPhone & iPod Symptoms Basics by Sam Costello Sam Costello has been writing about tech since 2000. His writing has appeared in publications such as CNN.com, PC World, InfoWord, and many others. Updated April 29, 2019 160 160 people found this article helpful If all of the icons on your iPhone's screen are shaking and wriggling like they're doing a dance, it may seem like something's wrong. After all, you can't launch any apps when this is happening. Rest assured: everything's fine. Your iPhone is supposed to do this sometimes. The question is: why are your icons shaking and how do you make them stop? What Causes Icons to Shake: Tap and Hold Understanding what causes icons to start wriggling in the first place will help you learn a lot about your iPhone and its features. It's very simple: tapping and holding for a few seconds on any app icon will start all of your icons shaking. This works the same way no matter what version of the iOS you're running (as long as it's above 1.1.3, that is, but there can't be anyone reading this who runs an OS over 10 versions out of date, right?). The only situation in which this is slightly different is if you have an iPhone 6S or newer. Those models have 3D Touch screens that respond differently based on how hard you press them. On those, icons start shaking from a very light touch-and-hold. A harder press will trigger other features. Why Your iPhone Icons Shake: Delete and Rearrange If you've ever rearranged the apps on your screen or deleted an app from your phone, you've seen your icons shaking before. That's because shaking icons are a sign that the iPhone is in the mode that lets you move or delete apps (in iOS 10, you can even delete some of the apps that come built in to the iPhone). For instance, notice the little X icon in the top left corner of the app icon? If you were to tap that, you'd delete that app and its data from your phone (if you just did that, don't worry; you can always re-download the app from the App Store for free). Instead of tapping the X, if you were to tap and hold on the icon, it would get slightly larger. You could then drag the app around your home screen to a new location (dropping it there will move the app), or create a folder of apps (or remove the app from a folder). How to Stop Icons From Shaking Getting your icons to stop moving and returning your iPhone to its normal state is super easy. Just press the Home button on the front of your phone and everything will stop moving. If you deleted, moved apps, or created folders, pressing the Home button will save the changes you've made. Stopping your icons shaking is a little different on the iPhone X, since it doesn't have a button. If you have that model, tap the Done button in the top right corner of the screen instead. Icons Shake on Other Apple Devices, Too The iPhone isn't the only Apple device whose icons move. The iPod touch and iPad work the same way since they both run the iOS, the same operating system as the iPhone. The 4th generation Apple TV and the Apple TV 4K also have the same feature (though they run a slightly different OS). Select an app and click and hold the remote control's main button to start all of your TV apps shaking. From there, you can move them, create folders, delete them, and more. Clicking the main button on the remote again will make them stop shaking. Continue Reading


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Decompression therapy is used in the treatment of Bulging discs, herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, pinched nerves, sciatica, and arm pain or leg pain can often be attributed to your spine asserting pressure on your discs. Poor posture, bad body mechanics, repetitive stress and acute injury can cause your vertebrae to compress your discs or to slip out of alignment which then applies pressure to your discs.
Compressed discs lead to two major problems: a bulge or herniation pressing on a nerve; and brittleness of the disc. The problem is often perpetuated because the compressed disc restricts the flow of nutrients to itself which is needed to heal.
Spinal Decompression Therapy is an alternative FDA approved treatment option that has shown very good results.
Spinal Decompression Treatment is non-invasive and provides gentle decompression of the disc through the use of a decompression table. You are strapped to the table so that as it moves it applies a distraction force to the targeted area of the spine (the compressed disc). A computer controls the distraction force which is applied in between periods of relaxation. This gently pulls the spine apart elongating it and creating a small vacuum between the vertebrae which pulls the disc back into shape.
Much like a repetitive stress injury the decompression works in very minute increaments. But over time that adds up and lets the disc reshape itself, heal and get the proper flow of nutrients going to fight off brittleness and future injuries.
- Decompression of the involved disc creates a negative intradiscal ("within the disc") pressure which, in turn, creates
- a vacuum effect which reduces ("sucks in") the size of the herniation, and which then takes pressure off the involved nerve root
- Reduction or elimination of extremity (leg/arm) pain and/or numbness, while at the same time
- The pumping motions, due to Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression, called, "imbibition", allows nutrients to be exchanged at the level of the disc and inflammation around the nerve root to be dispersed resulting in reduction or elimination of low back pain.


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The Three Weight-Bearing Pillars of Education: The Church, Home and School
By Father Patrick Tishel, Headmaster of St. Herman of Alaska, Allston, MA
Years ago I lived in a house that was undergoing renovations. As one of the workers bounded up the stairs to the second floor, the house began to sway back and forth. It so happened that they had taken down certain walls that bore the weight of the structure. It is clear in all "construction" projects that all of the finish work must be done after that house has been furnished with strong, weight-bearing pillars.
The same must be true in a child's formation. If the educational foundation is not in place, then all of the knowledge gained in specialized disciplines will be for naught. Often parents assume that such a foundation is simply found in school – in any school. Yet just as a literal foundation upholds and affects the entire house and not merely certain rooms, it is clear that the educational foundation must also include all areas of life. For this reason, the three weight-bearing pillars of a child's education are primarily the Church, the Home and the School. If we begin to see these divinely ordained institutions as rich fountains of wisdom and grace, flowing with the living water of Truth, then we will expect of them unity and cooperation in the midst of their particular functions. Instead, given the secularization of curricula in schools, busy home lives and minimal church attendance, we are left with weakened relationships amongst the three and, therefore, an unstable foundation. While it is possible to presume that Church exists for Sundays, home-life is for evenings, and school is for weekdays, they actually deeply affect each other and the overall education of our children.
The Church is the most prominent and foundational of the three pillars. St. Timothy calls it the pillar and ground of the truth (I Timothy 3:15). It is upon this ground and under this umbrella that the home and school must operate. When we are baptized in Christ, we become part of His Body – the Church – and are replanted into new soil. The children (and parents) need to know the fullness of the Faith. Our life in Christ is founded upon a living faith – a revelation from God delivered to us by the Son of God Himself. The Divine Services express the ineffable wonder of living in the fearsome, awesome presence of the Living God. The prayers of the Hours and the celebration of the Feasts lead us to understand Christ's life. When the Gospel is preached, the heart and mind are given wings to soar to the throne of God. When various church traditions are practiced (such as lighting candles and making the sign of the cross) the spiritual reality is realized more fully. We must teach and encourage the children to inhale the air of the Church – to stand boldly upon its foundation clad with the full armor of Christ.
The Home and the family are close to the heart of the Church – the Little Church. This is where the heart of a child is formed, the feeling for prayer, the zeal for the commandments, and the love of God and neighbor, all within the child's heart. The obedience of the children to the parents is the precursor to the obedience to God and the Church. The love of God is nourished within the children while they stand before the icons during morning and evening prayers. The bridge between the home and the church (and the servant of both) is the third pillar – the school. During the Turkish enslavement of Greece, St. Cosmas of Aitolia, an apostle and martyr from Mt. Athos, dedicated his entire life to establishing schools throughout Greece. Ignorance, he feared, was a greater yoke of enslavement than political totalitarianism. St. Cosmas claimed that schools would build the church and fill the monasteries. By his tireless efforts, he left a legacy behind that resounded throughout the centuries. Our schools should also build up the churches and monasteries.
The School is a workshop for servants of Christ to enter into human society and make a difference. They have to learn to think, to discern, and to speak intelligently and convincingly in the context of the world – in a language that non-Christians can also understand. Just as a brain surgeon's training must be thorough in his vital work, so too our children must know their faith thoroughly and possess a right understanding of the world. We should all be concerned about our schools, not only because of Columbine-type tragedies, but also because of the more insidious precursors of this type of bloodshed – apostasy and ignorance and coldness towards God and neighbor.
We must uphold these three pillars of education – The Church, the Home and the School – in order to fulfill our Lord's command to suffer the little children to come unto Me. This means that parents, godparents, educators and pastors need to labor to ensure that all three pillars are in order and ready to support the edifice. Sports and social events have their rightful place, but if we sacrificed as much to make it to the Feasts and vigils as we do to go to soccer games and violin recitals (even on Sundays during Divine Liturgy), the children would see in living color the hierarchy of what we valued on their behalf.
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Fluffy scrambled eggs are fluffier than lazy scrambled eggs due to the addition of milk and the incorporation of air bubbles through whisking. However, you do need to dirty an additional bowl.
Fluffy Scrambled Eggs
- 2-3 eggs
- 1 tablespoon of milk
- salt, pepper
- 1 teaspoon oil or butter
- Crack the eggs into a medium bowl. Add the milk, salt, and pepper. Whisk well.
- Place the pan over medium-heat. Add the butter or oil. Swirl the pan to coat the surface.
- Pour the eggs into the pan.
- As eggs begin to set, gently stir the eggs. Do not stir constantly. Mix the eggs every few seconds or so. Continue cooking until the eggs look mostly set.
- Remove from heat. Serve immediately.
Ingredient Discussion
- Eggs: Required for scrambled eggs.
- Milk: Makes the eggs softer and moister. Can be omitted. Other liquids, such as water, half and half, or cream, would also work. If you want to know how different liquids will affect your scrambled eggs, here is a very detailed article.
- Salt, pepper: Add flavor. I normally don't go through the trouble of seasoning my eggs, but I prefer these eggs with salt and pepper.
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How many eggs do you want to eat? Crack that number of eggs into a bowl. Add 1 tablespoon of milk for every 2-3 eggs. I used 1 tablespoon of whole milk for 3 eggs. Add salt and pepper, about 1/8 teaspoon of each.
Whisk the eggs. I use a fork. How fluffy do you want your eggs to be? If you want extra fluffy eggs, beat the eggs longer.
Heat up oil or butter in a small pan on the stove top over medium heat. Use 1 teaspoon of oil or butter for every 2-3 eggs you cook. I used 1 teaspoon of butter for 3 eggs. When the butter is hot, pour in the eggs.
As the eggs begin to set, gently stir the eggs. You should stir the eggs every few seconds. You should not constantly stir the eggs because the eggs need a chance to cook.
The eggs look more done now. There is a speck on the spatula because I used it earlier to make tomato mushroom stir fry.
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Shame on Bill O'Reilly Regarding Miss Kansas 2013
You know, I'm really not a fan of Bill O'Reilly. I don't think he's all that smart. He frequently misses the win. I find him too much of a stateist. I also think he can be a bit of a bully and lacks class. Take, for instance, his ending remarks on his show on September 19th, 2013. He had invited Theresa Vail, Miss Kansas 2013, on his show. She refused to come on unless she had a list of questions that he intended to ask her. He said that wasn't how their show worked, so he didn't contract her to to come on. So far…so good. She asked to know what he wanted to ask. He didn't want to tell her. As such, she's not coming on his show. Fine. Great. No problems. Then O'Reilly has to come on and whine about how she want do his show without knowing the questions up front. Dude! Have some class! This is just you whining and trying to defame her because she wouldn't play your game. She's not a public official. She's not anyone truly important. She just wants to make sure she's not ambushed and torn apart on national TV. Hell, she probably watched his show and didn't want to end up like some of his other guests. However, Bill O'Reilly can't stand not to have his way, and so he whined like a little baby and tried to make out that this lady was a bad person just for looking out for her own reputation. She was up front with her requirements for her appearance. She did nothing wrong. You, O'Reilly, are a crybaby. Grow up.
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Jávea is commonly known as the "Jewel" of the Costa Blanca. Situated on the most easterly point of the Costa Blanca, Jávea is the first place on the Costa Blanca to welcome the morning sun and has been recorded as having more full days of sunshine than any other town in the Costa Blanca! Happy days!
Jávea is situated mid-way (just over 1 hour's drive) between Alicante and Valencia airports and enjoys good road systems to both. Close to Dénia, Moraira and the Jalón Valley, Jávea is ideally situated as a base to explore the rest of the Costa Blanca region or just to chill out and enjoy the beautiful Mediterranean weather.
It is a town comprised of different residential areas called "urbanisations", most of which are quiet and residential and all just a few minutes' drive from amenities. Each urbanisation has its own distinct character, catering to individual tastes of every discerning property seeker. From the grandiose, traditional fincas of Tosalet, one of first urbanisations to be built to supply second homes for the Spanish "gentry" from Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia, to Villes del Vent a more recently constructed urbanisation, providing large open plan villas of modern construction to cater for more contemporary tastes.
Many people, ex-pat and Spanish, have fallen in love with the town after visiting the town for a holiday and gone on to buy a property in Jávea or take a long term rental in Jávea and move there for good. Many ex-pats have chosen Jávea as their home in the sun due to the fantastic expat infrastructure, services and amenities.
It offers easy access to excellent international schools (LAUDE Lady Elizabeth School, Xabia International College (XIC), Steve Jobs School) great local Spanish schools, superb medical and health facilities and countless other facilities aimed at expat residents. Being a favourite holiday destination with virtually 100% tourist occupation in the peak season, Jávea is a perfect location to buy a property to use as an investment holiday rental property.
Jávea is separated from Dénia by the Montgo National Park (El Montgo). It has a coastline of more than 20 kms with one main sandy beach (Arenal), several pebbly beaches and many little coves and bays that can only be accessed by foot or boat. It is a town comprised of different residential areas called "urbanisations", most of which are quiet and residential and all just a few minutes' drive from amenities. Jávea has something to offer to all ages and nationalities, and is made up of three distinct areas: the Arenal, the Port (Puerto) and the Old Town (Pueblo).
Jávea Arenal (El Arenal)
he Arenal is a safe and sandy, blue-flag beach, serviced by a wide promenade with lots of shops, bars and restaurants. Probably the most popular area for families with young children and teenagers, the Arenal has plenty to offer in terms of sports (boat hire, jet skis, diving centres, pedalos, volleyball and football pitches, playgrounds etc), entertainment (nightclubs, restaurants and bars with live music and/or international TV), food (cuisine of all international flavours) and shops (boutiques, market stalls and food shops). Just behind the Arenal are more shops, banks, restaurants, and more sports and entertainment (tennis clubs, go-karting and further inland, several first –class golf courses).
The Port (Puerto)
Once home to one of the main local industries of Jávea (fishing), the Port still has a thriving fishing community where it is possible to get fresh fish or seafood nearly every day. Narrow streets lead down to the harbour and marina which is sheltered from the weather by the San Antonio headland on which is situated one of Jávea's two lighthouses. The Port area also has a pebbly beach which great for snorkelling and swimming and a wide and sunny promenade full of shops, bars and restaurants where you can sit and relax, meet friends or simply watch the world go by over a coffee or glass of wine.
The Old Town (Pueblo)
The Pueblo is Jávea's historic centre and is home to the Ayuntamiento (Town Hall), the Cultural Centre, museums, churches, shops, bars, restaurants and local markets. This is where you will really feel you are in Spain as you wander through narrow cobble streets full of white-washed houses, take a trip around the Gothic Church of San Bartolomé which dominates the town centre or sup a caña (small beer) whilst you try out some traditional Spanish tapas. On Thursdays, the local market comes to Jávea and fills the Plaza and surrounding streets with stalls laden with everything from fruit and vegetables to flamenco dresses and cheap sunglasses! For more information on what Jávea has to offer, visit www.xabia.org


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CHITTAGONG: Their campaign opener against New Zealand spoilt by rain, 2010 champions England face a difficult task of taming table-toppers Sri Lanka to keep their semifinal hopes alive in the ICC World Twenty20 here on Thursday.
England were left ruing the weather after their effort of posting 172/6 went in vain and they lost by nine runs to New Zealand via Duckworth-Lewis method last Saturday.
In fact, England players were left disappointed following the umpires` decision to keep the teams on the field even though lightning and thunder claps had started early in the fifth over during New Zealand`s run chase at the ZACS Stadium.
After the match, skipper Stuart Broad minced no words and his criticism of the umpires` decision prompted the ICC to fine 15 per cent of his match fee.
However, all these are in the past now and England will have to put the disappointment behind and focus on a strategy to outwit Sri Lanka, who have been simply unstoppable in the tournament so far.
Dinesh Chandimal`s men notched up convincing victories against the Netherlands and South Africa in their last two matches to sit at the top of the table with four points and they would look for an encore against England tomorrow.
For England, the months leading up to the tournament have been marked by anembarrassing loss to Australia in the Ashes and Broad`s men will have to play out of their skin to salvage any hope of a turnaround in their fortune in the tournament.
England, however, have reasons to feel confident as most of their top and middle-order batsmen clicked in the last match with Moeen Ali and Michael Lumb sharing a 72-run stand for the second wicket and Jos Buttler and Ravi Bopara too chipping in with cameos to power the team to 172 for six.
However, their bowling has not been tested as they could bowl only five overs against New Zealand.
Sri Lanka, on the other hand, have no such concerns. Medium pacer Angelo Methews and spinner Ajanta Mendis have taken four wickets each, while Lasith Malinga have three scalps to his name in the tournament so far.
It was their bowlers, who first successfully defended their total of 165 against South Africa and then run through the Netherlands, dismissing them for just 39 at the same venue last Monday and Chandimal will expect his bowlers to continue their good show tomorrow.
ENGLAND: Stuart Broad (capt.), Michael Lumb, Alex Hales, Moeen Ali, Eoin Morgan, Jos Buttler (wk), Ravi Bopara, Chris Jordan, Tim Bresnan, James Tredwell, Jade Dernbach.
SRI LANKA: Dinesh Chandimal (capt.), Kushal Perera, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Mahela Jayawardene, Kumar Sangakkara (wk), Angelo Mathews, Thisara Perera, Nuwan Kulasekara, Sachithra Senanayake, Ajanta Mendis, Lasith Malinga.


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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Plein Air Painter - Historical Paintings
American Contemporary plein air painter.
This morning I was in a vault,standing a foot away from a Rockwell Kent painting of Monhegan Island painted in 1905, when Kent was just 23 years old and had arrived on the Island in June of that year.
I had a two hour meeting with the Curator of the Riverbrink Museum in Queenston, Ontario.
I got a call from him last week to see if I might be interested in displaying some work.
The Museum/Gallery is on the way to Niagara on the Lake.
My work will be in the Museum by the end of May.
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My sister and I are 3 years and 9 months apart. When I was learning to crawl, she was playing with Barbies. When I started playing with Barbies, she was experimenting with make up. When I started making up my face, she was kissing boys. And, well, when I started thinking about boyfriends, she moved out. We kept a notebook of letters and would give it to each other when we'd visit. And I spent that summer at her apartment.
We didn't play together and because of the age difference, we were in different stages in life. Now that we're older, and now in the same age bracket, we get each other. Often we say to each other with deep conviction, "we're all we've got." Many times we fancied the idea of the infamous what-ifs. What if we had a brother, what would he be like? What if he were older? What if we were the only child? And right then, together, we declare, that it would just be way too lonely.
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Suite 701 | Fire everyone
For years, Suite 701 was revered as Montreal's hottest ticket to fine roof top dining with a spectacular view. It was definitely part of our Best kept lists… As part of the historical old Montreal Le Place D'Armes hotel, food and service quality should be policed. A recent undercover visit, was very disappointing and it will be the last time we step foot in the Suite 701, until they radically change management. To be sure, we were not just in a sour mood, we audited recent Trip Advisor and Yelp reviews for the same time period. Example while vacationers can be cruel with high expectations in a new city, generally speaking no one gets 1 star without a very good reason.
Bad service. The service started off completely absent. After a long wait, we seated ourselves in a banquette and alerted the staff of our presence. A rude disinterested and possibly hungover waiter came to greet us and threw the cutlery and menus which would not even be acceptable at a diner.
Bad & Expensive drinks. We chose some basic things from their brunch menu including their signature brunch cocktails. Cocktails were shockingly tiny and terrible. In a neighborhood surrounded by good cocktail opportunities, the bar tending skills and the expectations that a hotel bar in old Montreal will have the highest level of drink magic, is a given.
Bad & Expensive food. Now for the food… I ordered a panini type grilled sandwich which tasted like nothing. This was very odd given the number of promising ingredients like custom mayos and grilled peppers. I have had better sandwiches at Van Houtte. My boyfriend ordered an egg dish that he immediately blocked out of his mind when we left. It was a coldish egg on top of a bone marrow or something to that effect, with a few leaves of stale lettuce.
More bad service! Imagine, after the bad brunch, the waiter was nowhere to be found! We considered just dining and ditching. It is perhaps the only time in the last few years, I have found myself really wondering if I should leave no tip or a very bad tip. Knowing industry friends, and that the bad service might be a direct result of a badly running kitchen and manager, we still tipped fairly but reluctantly.
Go for the decor & view, then run away immediately before anything else happens at Suite 701!


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At the start of 2009, 3D-GEO welcomed Jim Preston to the team. Jim is an experienced basin modeller and geochemist who has over 25 years of experience. Jim is a valuable asset to the 3D-GEOthermal team and has taken over the thermal modelling and heat flow distribution.
The 3D-GEOthermal team have been out and about in the geothermal community.


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I saw this giveaway today over at Lisa Leonard's blog and I fell immediately in love.
I love how the couple in the photo used the banner as a prop in their photo shoot. I think it would be an amazing addition to a wedding in both the ceremony and photos and then to hang in the home afterwards.
You can get the banner customized to say whatever you want, and pick your own custom ribbon color. Maybe it's because I'm so glad spring is here and the shining sun has made me so happy, but I think I would choose the word "happy". Or maybe "spring". Maybe not. I'd like something I could hang all year round.
I'd definitely have to think on this one.
What word would you choose?