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Black-eyed Peas & Leeks Recipe
I have some cool friends. Friends who are far, far cooler than I'll ever be. One example? Sarah Keough. I met Sarah in San Francisco shortly after I graduated from college. I must have been 22, and she was a just a wee teen. Fifteen? Maybe. In addition to being one of the coolest people I know, she's also one of the nicest. As far as I'm concerned, nice beats out cool any day, and a genuine combination of the two is rare. Sarah lives in New York City now, but we've kept in touch over the years. She's one half of the art direction and design studio R&S MEDIA, along with Ralph McGinnis. In addition to that, her photography is always inspiring - this Dinners series is a favorite of mine. Today's recipe actually comes from a new print project from Sarah and Ralph. They've created a digest-sized magazine focused on food and cooking, Put A Egg On It.
You can see a couple of the spreads up above. All in all, the little booklet is a mash-up of stories, photo essays, cooking tips, illustrations, funky fonts...a pet pic or two, all compiled from a quirk-tastic range of contributors. This is the second issue, summer 2010. It is 30-ish pages, and printed on pale green paper. The back section of the magazine is the recipe section, and in this issue, the theme was beans. My understanding is that each new issue will have a recipe section with a new theme. This time around Miriam Bale's black-eyed peas jumped out at me, so I thought I'd share them here.
Miriam notes, "Black-eyed peas are often served with smoky-sweet ham, piquant red pepper and onions, but the best way to emphasize the peas own earthy sweet qualities is to serve them with leeks and tarragon. I first had something like this at the Organic Cafe in Oakland. This dish reminds me of a song by Marlena Shaw, "California Soul."
We really loved the salad. A perfect picnic or potluck salad for sure. The butter added at the end? Don't skimp. It melds everything together. And to be honest, this is one of those cases when more would be even better. Special occasion? Double up.
I made a few tweaks to Miriam's recipe, nothing major. I like caramelized leeks, so I let mine cook longer than she probably would. I also gave ballpark amounts of herbs in the recipe, her instructions where a bit looser and free-form than what I wrote up down below. Just know, if you feel like you want more tarragon or marjoram flavor, add more. Alternately, adding some chopped fresh tarragon and marjoram, might be pretty great. In a sense, doubling and layering flavors by using both dried and fresh forms of the same herb.
If you're interested in a video that flips through the pages of the magazine, you can click here. Put A Egg On It #2 is available here for $7. Congrats R&S, can't wait to see #3.
Black-eyed Peas & Leeks
Couple things...After slicing the leeks, you want to make sure you wash them well. Rinse and swish in a big bowl of water, to shake out any grit, then drain completely. Miriam also notes the importance of sourcing dried herbs that aren't past their prime, "please take a sniff of the dried tarragon to make sure it doesn't smell like twigs." If your dried herbs are sawdust, and a trip to the store isn't in order, swap in a mix of whatever chopped fresh herbs you have on hand. And/or a bit of lemon zest.
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
3 tablespoons+ unsalted butter
fine grain sea salt
4 good-sized leeks, dark green parts trimmed, quartered lengthwise, then sliced every 1/2-inch
3 cups cooked black-eyed peas*
heaping 1/4 teaspoon dried marjoram
1 teaspoon dried tarragon
Heat the olive oil over medium heat with 1 tablespoon of the butter in your largest skillet. When hot, add a couple big pinches of salt, and stir in the leeks. Cook gently, stirring regularly until the leeks get nice and golden.
Add the drained beans to the skillet. Cook until heated through, then stir in the marjoram, tarragon, a couple big pinches of salt, and the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter. Stir well, taste, and adjust seasoning to your liking. You can add more salt, herbs, or butter at this point until it is to your liking. Serve family style in a medium bowl or platter.
Serves 6.
*To cook dried black-eyed peas. Start with 8 ounces / 225 g of black-eyed peas. Pick over well, looking for any dirt clots or pebbles. Cover with water and soak overnight, or for at least four hours. Drain, place in a large pot, and cover with water by about 3 inches. Simmer until the peas are cooked through, salting generously in the last ten minutes of cooking. Drain and you're ready to go.
Recipe slightly adapted from Miriam Bale's Black-eyed Peas with Leeks and Tarragon in Put a Egg on It #2.
Prep time: 5 min - Cook time: 15 min
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That was a lovely tribute to your talented friend. I enjoy your recipes, but posts like this (sharing little personal 'tidbits' and influences/inspirations) are what really keep me coming back.
Torrie @ a place to share...
I love the simplicity of this recipe. Very few ingredients but a tasty dish I am sure. Can't wait to give it a whirl, but with a vegan butter. I have fresh tarragon right now in the garden which will be delish! MIght need to find some fresh marjoram too!
Julie the Alkaline Sister
Lovely simple recipe Heidi, thanks for sharing.
That's a good reminder about the dried herbs. This would be a perfect dish for making in the winter when leeks are available but fresh herbs are hard to come by but not so good with fusty old herbs that just taste of cupboard.
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What amazing friends you have, indeed! This magazine is such a fun idea. I wish I could get my hands on it.
Shaheen {The Purple Foodie}
oh that salad looks great!
Simply Life
This is a great and simple idea! I have a bag of black eyed peas waiting in my pantry to experiment with, cannot wait. Also, what a neat magazine too! I'd love to check it out!
I would love to make this for todays lunch. I have everything for it except for the black-eyed peas. I do have some adzuki beans which I cooked yesterday. I suppose I could use them instead.Thank you for sharing!
Black-eyed peas are my culinary Achilles heel. One plateful, and I have childhood flashbacks of my staring down the the wicked little legumes.
I never won that battle with peas and/or parents, but then again they were never prepared like this.
So Heidi, in the name of personal growth and maturity, I shall try this recipe. And if 101 Cookbooks history repeats itself, no doubt I will love it.
Thank you, Tom
tom @ tall clover farm
I LOVE blackeyed peas! I always make them with the smoky ham and usually served with greens. I am definitely trying them this way as soon as possible. In fact, now I want blackeyed peas for breakfast! Thanks for sharing.
I absolutely adore black eyed peas. A vegetarian version without ham is refreshing. Thanks for sharing! :)
thanks, heidi. the zine looks great, but i tried the link to the shop and it didn't work.
HS: It should be fixed now Lila. Let me know if you're still getting an error.
Black Eyed Peas always seem a little scary to me -- silly, I know, since I am a beanhead. I love them when someone else makes them for me though. This dish seems doable enough (easier than making cheese, surely!) so maybe i can start here. Leeks are finally rolling in from the garden too, so perhaps it's fate! Thanks for sharing Sarah's artwork too -- lovely!
becky and the beanstock
Finally an intriguing take on Black-eyed peas! I lived in the south for five years, and let me tell you, black-eyed peas got dull pretty quickly. But this recipe sounds delightful!
Thanks for sharing!
Dina Avila
Black-eyed peas are far too neglected in my kitchen. For some reason I so rarely think of them, perhaps it's the ham association. I love leeks, so I'm putting this recipe in the queue!
I agree with you. It is nice to be able to find both in a friendship. I like to cook with my best friend and he has the same qualities. Your idea on the leeks was a good one. I would not have tried it without your suggestion. Thanks.
Leeks are such a beautiful ingredient. :) I have a recipe for creamed leeks that is excellent with anything! Looks great Heidi.
A Teenage Gourmet
Great! I havn't cooked with black eyed peas yet, so this is a brilliant chance. In fact I hadn't cooked with leeks before a year ago when I went vegetarian and suddenly found all these wonderful vegetables which can be cooked in such exciting new ways! Thanks again Heidi!
Will try this! I've gotten it in my mind that leeks are unique, and reserved for those special occasions - once or twice per year - when I make Vichysoisse. I remind myself that leeks are just a uniquely flavored mild onion, and hope that will inspire me to create with it more often. Black-eyed peas with sauteed onion? I wouldn't bat an eyelash...
Heidi, your recipe illustration is my favorite photo of yours to date! Love how the green stems of the cut flowers in the vase peek into the frame to play off and emphasize the green of the leeks in the dish!
Primordial Soup
Wow that looks delicious and so simple, simple meals are my favorite.
Magda @ Be Nutritious
I love Black Eyed Peas - we always have them on New Year's for good luck (My husband is Southern). The rest of the year, they're great as a side or in a soup - tasty and very high in iron too.
Trader Joe's actually carries them pre-cooked, which makes it easy to toss with tomatoes, feta, herbs, lemon & olive oil, etc as a quick salad. The texture is always a little better when you cook them yourself, but there's no beating a 5-minute effortless dish, especially in the summer.
Lovely photo too as usual!
Deana (Cooking with Trader Joe's)
I have a ton of black eyed peas at my house -- this looks like a great recipe to use them and the leeks that I'm growing!
hi. my names marjan &im iranian & i want say you that very beautiful . im sorry i speak english but not verry well. thank you& bye
Heidi, next time try fresh black eyed peas-they cook in a small amount of water in 15 minutes. I grow them in my garden (in Texas)-they are so good. Will try them with the leeks-thanks for the recipe.
I've only used black eyed peas for soup. On New Year's Day. Not sure it's ever delivered on the luck part, and though I like the tradition I've also wanted something a bit lighter and different. This looks delicious and a must try in it's stead this year. Love the story too.
Barbara @ VinoLuciStyle
Looks and sounds lovely. I not very fond of the ham and bean thing as a rule--too much earth for my earthy constitution. The leeks and herbs would definitely lighten the load.
And Primordial Soup is right about the recipe photo--the green of the stems, the green of the leeks, fresh for the eyes--delightful. Thanks!
Amanda at Enchanted Fig
This sounds subtle, understated, absolutely lovely. My most favorite sort of food.
This looks like real comfort food--leeks are so luxurious and since I love all kinds of beans but have NOT tried the black-eyed kind yet, this should be fun! You must have fun choosing dishes for each photo the because platter you used to photograph the beans goes perfcetly with the blond and brown beans!
gosh, heidi...we've never met, yet i think you're endlessly cool because of what you cook, photograph, and share. then, you go and "talk up" a friend in the nicest way. plus, you live in my hometown. wow! aaaand, i love black-eye peas. i'm now speechless :)
HS: Thanks Tav, I have to say, I feel like the lucky one. I get to work on projects I love, my readers are the nicest people ever, and living in SF is pretty great too. I feel very fortunate. Hope you are having a great weekend.
Heidi! This looks amazing, I will definitely give it a try this week!
Good grief! Peas and Leeks!! Did you do that on purpose? Great recipe in spite of the humour of the title.
This is surely going to be my lunch today; thanks Heidi!!!!
The Healthy Apple
Love this simple looking recipe. I would never have thought of combining leeks and black eyed peas but it sounds great.
Today I made this salad and I really loved it. The flavours meld into a special one and it makes you want to eat more.
I combined it with two other recipes: "Spanish Rice" and "Chicken in Cilantro Sauce". Both from the cookbook "Los Barrios", a tex-mex family cookbook from the restaurant Los Barrios in San Antonio, TX.
Tatjana Fischer-Driessen
The peas look delicious. Now, if only I could cure myself of the angst I get every time I look at the title of your friend's magazine and want to correct it to 'Put AN Egg On It'. aaaaaaaaaaaa
This sounds delicious! I've never cooked black eyed peas and am always intrigued. What's stopped me in the past has been the typical recipe with ham, my husband won't eat it. Looking forward to trying this!
The Cookbook Apprentice
I love any excuse to cook with leeks. I'm adding this to the long list of "must try" recipes from your blog.
Maria (pictures&postcards)
I love this simple, delicious-sounding version of blackeyed peas. I tend to be stuck on the onion-jalapeno-garlic-bacon route, and this is decidedly different. Yum.
What a beautiful book! The cover type is joyful! I love it!
This recipe looks great. I don't use enough tarragon. Must remedy that. Thank you for the recipe!
Heather @ Whisk Flip Stir
Superb sounding recipe. I love the combination of ingredients.
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Hi Heidi, I sometimes send your recipes on to friends who are vegetarians and your 101 Cookbook recipes have benefited me greatly since I started eating vegetarian! This looks delicious, will just have to look in the health shop for black eyed beans, as I live in Spain and ingredients are not so easy to find! I love leeks and do a lot with them! You are an inspiration and I look forward to your recipes each and every time! Kobie
The Sephardic-Jewish meal for the New Year needs to include (among other things) both leeks and black eyed peas... It's a symbolic thing, to do with wishes for the coming year. The 'peas' are usually fresh and in their shells, as they are in season in fall. But this is a great way to combine the two!
The other recipe of salad of black eyed peas from Turkish cuisine is green black eyed pea salad. While they are still in their green dresse (so when they are fresh like green haricot) ..You prepare like princesse haricots .Boil for a while .Then when they are soft add the lemon,garlic,olive oil mizture .It's godd as a hot summer days dishe:))..
I'm with Nathalie, the recipe looks great, but please, the title of the 'zine should be put AN egg on it....
Lowcountry Gal
Beautiful photo! This looks wonderful.
Caitlin @ Amuse-bouche
I always enjoy finding new ways to use the same old legumes...thanks for this!
The Rowdy Chowgirl
I don't come across many recipes for black-eyed peas. This one sounds really fresh and savory. I will definitely try it. Thanks for sharing!
Would also be yum with Field Peas or Crowder Peas or one of the other southern summer peas.
I recently made something with leeks, and realized how much I adore them. This sounds like a lovely recipe.
That magazine reminds me very viscerally of the hippie food culture when I was growing up in the 70's. Such a nice combo of underground and family affection. Thank you for sharing this!!
Easy enough! Love recipes like that. And really love leeks :-)
Michelle @ Find Your Balance
I agree- caramelize those leeks until they are nice an gooey - YUM! I did some cooking this weekend with Chef Joe DiMaggio Jr., and he caramelized some peas and onions until they had a lot of color, and it was divine.
Julie Anne Rhdoes
I fixed this for dinner on Sunday and finished leftovers for lunch today....carmelized leeks on anything, I say! Thanks again for inspiring me to cook and find the pleasure in vegetarian cuisine.
Love these pictures!!! and the dish looks so scrumptious and nomlicious.
Simplicity rules.
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I already have Put A Egg on It and I must say... it's really awesome. Thanks a bunch!
Gabrielle Jacobs
Un plato estupendo, me gusta la combinación de sabores. Saludos
jose manuel
I actually wanted to leave a comment on the potato and vinegar recipe. I just made the dish as a side dish and my husband absolutely adored it. The fennel salt sprinkled over it tasted ten times better than I initially thought. I am a Martha Stewart subscriber but I missed this recipe. I think the picture you had of the vinegared potato was very appealing and I had no hesitation in making it! Thanks for the recipe and the modification from Martha's recipe!
Looks like something I must bookmark!! Thank you for always wow-ing me with your tasteful recipes :) xoxo Maggie
Any other ideas for a vegi version of black eyed peas? I am a member of a CSA in nashville and we've gotten lots of purple hull peas, which are similar to black eyed peas, but most of the recipes out there call for meat. This sounds great, but I've got A LOT of them. Thanks!
I love black eyed peas, I make it with little bit of Indian curry spices and sometimes Italian spices, this looks amazing too.
Thanks for introducing Sarah Keogh to me, I was not aware of her much.
Pam @ kitchen cookware
black eyed peas are one of my favorite ingredients to use for one of my all time favorite vietnamese desserts. looking forward to incorporating them into something savory. thank you!!
Every time I think "this is the best post she's ever done," you one up me. This is the best post so far. Love the zine. Love the recipe. Can't thank you enough.
Thank you for the yummy recipe. I only had half the amount of leeks needed and threw in some shallot. Nor marjoram, so I substituted oregano. I'll make it again...this time with all the leeks!
OMG it had never come to my mind black eyed peas was the word for this!:)
Fantastic! I'm making this recipe tomorrow. I love all beans, but I have always eyed black-eyed peas warily due to not-so-positive experiences with them in my school cafeteria in Georgia. Finally, a redemptive black-eyed peas experience! Thank you!
This turned out SO well! I made it with smoked salt instead of regular salt but everything else was the same. Yummmy! It's a keeper. I'm sitting here eating the leftovers cold for breakfast, it's that good.
Becky Miller
This recipe is DELICIOUS!!!!
delicious! i ate this with pork chops, sweet potato mash, and changed it slightly to include sage and thyme, here's how it went:
zuza zak
So yummy! Just finished this for dinner. I actually like dried tarragon better than fresh, and adore leeks. Sounds so simple, but perfectly matched flavors. Thanks.
I am excited about this recipe and am making it right now (over rice, with a side of chard). The only thing I question is the bean soaking. One of the things I love about black-eyed peas is the fact that they don't have to soak like regular beans. I put the dry beans in the pot with water, cook covered for about 45 minutes, and they are cooked up just fine. Perhaps your readers might be more inclined to whip this up as a short-notice recipe if they knew they could skip the soak!
I am going to do this with my newly purchased purple hull peas. It will be just as good. Of course, I love black eyed peas too.


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"California 11th Congressional District candidate Jerry McNerney received the endorsements of former Republican Congressman Pete McCloskey and Republican Tom Benigno in McNerney's bid to unseat Richard Pombo today. "McNerney is an honorable man that has not and will not seek to enrich himself and his family through his office," McCloskey said. McCloskey blasted Richard Pombo as being corrupt, tied to big oil and harmful to the environment.
"I have been a Republican all of my life," Benigno said. "But Richard Pombo and his leadership have lost touch with us and it's time for the corruption to end."
Jerry McNerney welcomed their support. "I want to thank both Pete and Tom," McNerney said. "I look forward to working with them to defeat Richard Pombo in the fall."
These endorsements from both of Pombo's primary opponents spell even more trouble for Pombo's slick negative campaign. "When you combine their support, McCloskey and Benigno received almost 40 percent of the Republican vote," said McNerney spokesperson Tor Michaels. "Pombo is in big trouble within his own party and we welcome those Republicans who believe it is time for people to take our government back."" (More-At-Source)
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One of my first sport shoots with my 70-200 f4 L.
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nike commerciaL? nice!
Especially like the first two pics. He seems to be the most experienced. If you know any of the participants........here is a link to high hurdle form.
Thanks for the comments.
Yes I am friends with all of them. The first guy is the track captain as well as running back when its football season. I'll pass on the link
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The problem with doing this is that the KDE4 software is not slow.
KDE4 absolutely flies on systems where the graphics stack works properly. Fastest desktop there is.
And how do I get to such a system? What parts? What drivers? I'm genuinely interested. "
Frankly, I have no idea.
What I do know is that on some systems KDE4 absolutely flies. Faster than any other desktop.
By no means is this the case for all systems, but it is so for some.
The thing is ... this fact alone exonerates KDE4. You can have a situation where fast software is slowed down by something else on a particular system, but you cannot have a case where slow software is made fast on particular systems.
Ergo, KDE4 itself is not slow. If KDE4 itself was slow, it would be slow everywhere.
I have a year-old laptop with an Nvidia 8400 GS chipset. KDE 4 flies with this setup in all respects except window resizing when wobbly windows are activated. Note that maximize (vertically/horizontally) works fine, arbitrary resizing is ... well, too wobbly. But for anything else (desktop grid, expose like window switching, minimize animations, fade-ins/outs, flying dialogue windows) smooth, and fast. Fedora 11, kde 4.3 from kde testing repos.
One thing to note - it matters a lot which distribution you try and WHEN. For example, Mandriva usually finalizes its graphics driver stack (ATI & NVidia proprietary drivers) right before release. Now if you use an alpha version, or you mix & match packages from cooker, don't expect a smooth sailing.
That's one of the reasons I asked siride to at least clarify what distro he uses, for it can explain a lot of things. Instead, he is too busy spamming this whole thread with his whining about how QT sucks. I know I'm a bit harsh here, but after a point (lets say when his rants against QT reach 10%+ of all comments in this thread) I call this spamming, especially since he just doesn't seem to care much about any explanations. Like to the fact that NVidia actually acknowledged that the problem is in their drivers and not QT when we had a similar problems on NVidia cards a while back.
Basically, use an Intel chipset and your distro's drivers or an nVidia chipset with a recent driver. Many nVidia driver updates specifically fix KDE 4 issues, especially with Xrender. Your mileage might vary with ATI, but you'll be hopping around with the ati, radeonhd and fglrx drivers and stuff like Xv will still be broken or working poorly.
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Try KDE on windows. The first app is a bit slow due to having to load all the KDE libs and to have to start dbus and such services. But after that, it's pretty good.
And on my system at home and on this laptop KDE is very fast. This laptop is a sony Vaio VGN-TZ31XN - 1.2 ghz dualcore proc, GMA950 grapics and 2 gb ram and 4200 rpm drive. In other words, nothing special.
Home system is dualcore 2 ghz Athlon 64 with 3 gb ram and Nvidia Geforce 6600 videocard. Again, far from special. Works perfectly fine, graphical effects are completely smooth. Ok, granted, since 2 days (X.org upgrade) X.org consistently uses 30-50% CPU. But this is arch linux, a new version will be here soon and I can handle this for a few days.


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Clever, creative and insightful work there by Tim.
As to clever: I like Tim's trick for creating near-rhymes (Tim, did you invent this? Your rhymoids *will* be copied); it's very easy to do; and because words spelled with the same or similar endings *may* only *once* have rhymed in an earlier version of English, it broadens the notion of rhyme to a larger class of words, adds speech colour, and avoids the jingly sound of closely repeating rhyme schemes that are the stuff of doggerel.
As to creative: that broader notion of rhyme offers untold opportunities for choosing the mot juste, while retaining assonance.
As to insightful: well, I wasn't only punning; one can see Tim takes emotional responses seriously.
Thank you, Cory and Tim, for a nice specimen of hybrid vigour. Hey Tim, what was that about wanting Cory's baby? ;-)
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A missing child that is never found or perhaps turns up lifeless is every loving parent's nightmare. It is the sad reality that the parents of four- year-old Seya Sadewmi Bakmeewewa had to face on September 12 as her lifeless body was discovered in close proximity to her house after she had gone missing the night before. The fact that she was sexually molested by the cruel monster that had abducted her could have only deepened the pain the parents and family felt having lost their precious child.
While the incident has left the public outraged, the fact remains that the story of Seya is, but one of many sexual molestations and abductions in Sri Lanka. With many such incidents being reported on a regular basis sadly the majority of such incidents as realized later could have been prevented with due vigilance by the parents and family alike. Even though parents aren't to blame for the acts of a sexual deviant, today it must be understood that the safe and secure society that once was is no more and children are at risk even in their own homes.
Therefore along with the changing times, parenting has become more daunting as well as challenging making it vital and even life-saving that parents are able to identify potential threats to their children beforehand. However according to Criminologist and Lecturer in Criminology and Criminal Justice of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Sri Jayawardanapura Prof. M.W Jayasundara this is a difficult as well as an almost impossible task.
This is because there is no one physical characteristic, appearance, profession, or personality type that all child sexual molesters share. Child molesters can come in the form of any sex or race, and their religious affiliations, occupations and hobbies can be diverse as anyone else's. A child molester may appear to be charming, loving, and completely good-natured while harboring predatory thoughts that he or she is adept at hiding making the duty of a parent tougher. Even though how unbelievable it may feel it means parents should never dismiss the idea that someone could be a child molester.
According to Prof. Jayasundara most child molesters turn out to be a family member of the child or neighbor. "It is extremely rare for an absolute stranger to molest an unknown child", he said. In most cases, the child molester turns out to be someone known to the child through school or another activity, such as a neighbor, teacher, coach, member of the clergy, music instructor, or babysitter. Also according to him drug addicts and alcoholics too have proved to be possible abusers of children as these individuals can be mentally unbalanced.
Even though unusual and at times difficult to accept Prof. Jayasundara says that even much closer family members such as mothers, fathers, grandmothers, grandfathers, aunts, uncles, cousins, step-parents, and so on may also be sexual predators. According to him it is an indication to parents that times have in fact changed. "In the past it was the child's family and neighbors that offered the best possible protection to children" he said adding that however today it is the ones closest to them that turn out to be sexual predators. As the Professor says this is the result of the ethical degradation of our society as people have now moved away from religion while the bond between friends and family are much weaker.
"People are more concerned today about one's own gratification and needs" he says adding that society gives prominence to feelings above all giving rise to further moral degradation. He points out that the signs of it can be found everywhere with the same being given importance on popular media such as television and movies. For example he says that many programs at present insinuate that a person should pursue one's own happiness disregarding legal and ethical barriers in society. According to him this is a main reason that people abuse children today.
However, according to Child Psychologist and Clinical Psychiatrist of the Government Base Hospital in Kiribathgoda Dr. N Kumaranayke people also should understand the difference between child abuse and pedophilia. According to him there are certain signs of a possible pedophile. "They appear depressed, isolated and insecure" he said adding that these individuals suffering from mental disease pick prepubescent children while seeing them as sexual beings and have uncontrollable urges due to their sickness. According to Dr. Kumaranayake pedophilia is an impulsive act that cannot be cured, but can be controlled with treatment.
However, it is clear that parents should be vigilant at all times in order to protect their children. For example it is up to the parents to educate children on how to recognize inappropriate touching by any adult while also teaching the child to approach his or her parents if such touching takes place. It is also important to make sure a child knows that predators often pose as children or teenagers in order to lure children in online, a common occurrence in modern times. According to Prof. Jayasundara it is mainly up to a child's mother to be vigilant.
"If a family member is the sexual abuser the best person to identify it is a child's mother" he says adding that therefore she should always be watchful if she has any suspicion of abuse. According to Dr. Kumaranayake family members in time do realize that an individual has pedophilic tendencies and are difficult to hide. "Many child molesters too come from abused pasts," he says adding that another reason for such tendencies can be due to severe head trauma caused by accidents that can alter a person's behavior.
Speaking of identifying sexual abusers likewise it is also important for parents to be able to spot possible abuse of their children in order to prevent possible further damage to a child. Children often show rather than tell that something is upsetting them. While there may be many reasons for changes in their behavior if parents notice a combination of worrying signs steps should be taken to address the issue. According to child psychologists sexually abused children can show various signs of abuse such as for example acting out in an inappropriate sexual way with toys or objects, becoming withdrawn or unusually clingy and unexplained personality changes, mood swings. A child can show physical signs of abuse as well and can be noticed by parents if vigilant.
Likewise according to Dr. Kumaranayake pedophiles too should be identified early through their tendencies and be referred to treatment to prevent them from acting out their desires. "It is the duty of the government to understand it's a disease and do the needful to stop such individuals through medical means," he said adding that it is the need of the hour rather than speak of implementing the death penalty first. According to him it is important due to the lack of extended families today to improve community support and train government officers close to families such as midwives to identify persons with such mental diseases.
While law and justice may take its course and sexual predators are caught, that can never bring back Seya or similar children that are forever lost to their parents and families. Therefore it is the vigilance of parents that is the key to better protect children and to avoid such unfortunate incidents from occurring in the future.


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The lingering days of my childhood, when I would immerse myself in little-girl-imaginings of being Cinderella sweeping the cobblestone floors of my little cottage in the countryside, vibrate with the rosy hue of a young heart's willingness to create and share, freely. Self-doubt didn't seem to have a place at the table back then, as my young soul was still so blissfully unaware. In childhood we seem to operate out of a purer place, a point in the heart where we still remember the sound of our Creator's voice and long to love and be loved. We find comfort and coziness in the much less obvious, and desire to give to those around us the simple pleasure of ourselves. We don't trouble ourselves with perfection or the notion of "not good enough", but are motivated rather by the sheer act of spreading joy. Cooking can be such a spectacular vehicle for connecting people to one another in the spirit of childlike creativity. Dishes may not always turn out exactly as we'd like them too, but the essence behind the preparation is of servitude and play. I remember having such enthusiasm to share an edible creation made with my own hands, using my own imagination, with someone else; it seems to always have been a part of my makeup and my spirit long before I ever had any thought that I would one day work with food for a living. As I reminisce about that time of life, I can see that so much of my drive to be creative had everything to do with sharing that creation. Creation for the sake of connection was my "why". And I want to preserve that.
I smile and cringe just a bit too, when I reminisce about one of my innocent shenanigans from those early years when I was just learning how a "pinch of this" and "a pinch of that" comes together to make something good to eat. I decided to make a sweet treat from scratch using elements that I had seen my mother use when she made her recipes; then, I would in turn sell my goodies to our neighbors. After all, Girl Scouts were always going door-to-door selling their cookies, putting smiles on people's faces, so why shouldn't I also exercise my entrepreneurial spirit and spread some love? I decided that I would use whatever items I had on hand such as cereal, wafer cookies, chocolate chips; and then add to that what I had seen mom adding to her recipes when she prepared something good. How hard could it be, right? I remember adding several cups of cereal to a mixing bowl (Fruity Pebbles if I recall correctly, as they were so colorfully pleasing to the eye), a few crushed cookies, a couple cups of flour, several eggs, chocolate chips, a pinch of baking powder, baking soda, some salt and sugar, and some vanilla for good measure; and then, I mixed this gooey concoction together with my wooden spoon. It seemed to resemble a dough-like consistency, something close enough to what a pre-baked dessert batter looks like anyway, and though I was a bit leery of it, I poured my mixture into a glass baking dish, placed it in the microwave and cooked it until it looked done. Then I cut this "dessert" that smelled slightly of cooked eggs and flour into little squares, sprinkled the tops of each with powdered sugar (again for good measure), put them on a paper plate and readied myself to go knock on the neighborhood doors. I was so excited! Ah, the sweet bird of youth! The neighbors smiled when they opened their door and saw me standing there with my little paper plate of weird "squares" for sale, but were wonderful sports by playing their part to the hilt. They'd take their time selecting the perfect piece, pull out their change purse, hand me a quarter, and watch me smile as I proudly skipped away to the next house. I'm sure they appreciated my pre-school-aged chutzpah, though most surely and promptly pawned my inedible "goody" off to Fido! When I really consider it, I can't help but shake my head in embarrassment at the thought of what I tried to pass off as an edible dessert to my poor neighbors. And how precious they were to buy my strange concoction from me at twenty-five cents a pop!
We all begin our lives possessing the beautiful innocence of a child; a child who's desire to create and share, and bring joy to those around, is something that never needs to be manufactured. I hope to carry these tiny seedlings forever in my heart that they may continually sprout and shape my cooking and my life as a whole. I still want to get into my kitchen and play, to get my hands good and dirty, and to do this for the sake of my own joy, and for someone else's. What a thing it could be to combine the wisdom of time's experiences with childhood's whimsy!
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Mocha Caramel Brownie Cake with Cappuccino Whipped Cream
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Mocha Caramel Brownie Cake
Ingredients: ( serves about 8 )
1 tablespoon butter for greasing baking dish
1 cup all-purpose flour
½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
½ teaspoon salt
1 ½ cup granulated sugar
4 whole eggs, room temperature
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
1 ½ tablespoons instant coffee combined with 1tablespoon hot water (coffee "extract")
1cup butter (8 ounces), melted
8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, chopped, plus 1 square for garnish curls
1 (10 ounce) jar caramel sauce (I prefer Trader Joe's "Fleur de Sel" Caramel Sauce)
8 fresh mint leaves, for garnish
Preheat oven to 350 degrees; grease a 9 ½ " x 12" (roughly) baking dish with 1 tablespoon butter.
-In a small bowl, combine the flour, the cocoa and the salt with a whisk to combine, and set aside.
-Next, in a medium bowl, whisk the sugar with the eggs until fluffy and pale; add the vanilla extract and the coffee "extract", and whisk to incorporate; next add the flour/cocoa/salt mixture to the sugar/egg mixture a little at a time, whisking to blend thoroughly, until all is incorporated; next, slowly drizzle the 1 cup of melted butter into the batter, whisking gently until well blended in; finally, add the chopped chocolate and fold together to combine.
-Pour the batter into the greased baking dish, and bake for 35 minutes; once baked, allow brownie cake to cool for about 20 minutes.
-Spoon the caramel sauce out of the jar into a small saucepan set over very low heat; warm the sauce for a few minutes, just until slightly loosened; turn off heat and keep warm until ready to serve with brownie cake.
Cappuccino Whipped Cream
Ingredients: ( serves about 8 )
1 cup (8 ounces) heavy whipping cream, cold
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 teaspoon instant coffee combined with ½ teaspoon hot water (coffee "extract")
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
-In a bowl of a mixer fitted with a whisk attachment (or using a hand mixer and a bowl), add the cold, heavy whipping cream and on medium-low, begin to whip; when the cream begins to thicken, add the vanilla extract and the coffee "extract" to the cream; next sprinkle in the sugar, and finish whipping until fluffy and stiff peaks (do not over-beat as cream will begin the "break" and become butter); place bowl into fridge to keep cold until ready to serve.
To Plate Dessert:
-Using a tablespoon, drizzle some of the warm caramel sauce onto a serving plate and top with a piece of the brownie cake; drizzle one more tablespoon of the warm caramel sauce over the brownie cake, then top with a large dollop of the cappuccino whipped cream; using a vegetable peeler, shave a few curls of chocolate from the remaining chocolate square, and garnish with mint.


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The Department of General Administration says a nativity display planned for the Capitol Campus is smaller than initially expected. And it won't take up nearly as much space.
The sponsor of the exhibit, which was to go up this evening a bit south of the Tivoli Fountain, said he is using three-foot-tall figures of Joseph, Mary, and others – which takes less space than the life-size figures originally indicated.
"It is twelve figures (Jesus, Mary, Joseph, three wise men, a shepherd, two sheep, a cow, a donkey, and a camel). None of the figures are larger than approximately 3′ tall. Consequently, I can narrow the expected size request from 50'x50′ to 15'x15′," sponsor Hunter M. Abell of Abell told GA in an email.
Ron Wesselius, a Thurston County realty agent who sued over his right to put a nativity in the Capitol Rotunda in 2006, is putting the display up and taking it down each day on behalf of Abell, GA spokesman Steve Valandra said.


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It's March, so for punk fans that can only mean one thing, party time. Along with the traditional tour by Stiff Little Fingers, there is also the just-as-traditional March tour from The Stranglers. Two bands on the go for decades now, still pulling in the crowds, still laying down a marker for any aspiring bands that think they can knock them off their perch. Tonight, it was the turn of The Stranglers to flick the 'on' switch of their jukebox, but before they took the crowd by the scruff of their necks, it was down to The Ruts DC to kick the evening off.
The punk/dub/rock hybrid might only have been around in the current form of Ruts DC for a handful of years, but their legacy stretches back to the late seventies, and the venue is jam-packed as they take to the stage. The crowd are up for it as soon as the lights dim, it is Saturday night after all, so it would be rude not to. 'Staring At The Rude Boys', 'In A Rut', 'Jah War' and 'West One' are all greeted like long lost friends, while 'Babylon's Burning' sees the roof getting lifted off. With the release of 'Music Must Destroy' last year, Ruts DC proved that they still had something to say, and it's pleasing to see a healthy amount of material from it aired tonight. 'Psychic Attack', 'Kill The Pain' and the massive title track, all sound fresh and relevant in today's current climate. If you are catching this tour on one of the forthcoming dates, then get your arse out of the bar and check these guys out. Very rewarding.
A capacity crowd lay in wait for JJ Burnell, Dave Greenfield, Baz Warne, and touring drummer Jim MacAuley. A rowdy as hell capacity crowd would be an understatement. But like I said earlier, it is a Saturday night, so when 'The Raven' kicks off a two hour trip down memory lane, the crowd erupts. As they will be playing some deep cuts on this tour, the band have requested via their facebook page that no setlist spoilers are leaked. Fair to say, there were songs aired that did not feature on the last few tours. Yes, you'll get setlist staples such as 'Nice 'n' Sleazy' (which sets off a frenzy of crowd surfers), 'Walk On By', 'Peaches' and the always incredible '(Get A) Grip (On Yourself), but the deeper cuts are the ones that get grown men crying tears of joy and hugging strangers. "I haven't heard this one in years.." seems to be a popular phrase as the penny drops when anything out of the ordinary starts up. Fans from day one are beaming from ear to ear. The stage set up is very visual, simple but effective, loads of spotlights and both drummer MacAuley and Dave Greenfield on the keyboards are perched up high for all to see. It's always enjoyable watching a drummer in action, and tonight it's made all the more easier. It's also easy to see Greenfield necking a pint in one go during his solo on 'No More Heroes', and men supposedly cannot multi-task! There are a few technical issues along the way, and Baz is having a bit of a mare with his mic stand forcing one of the crew on stage to sort it out. Baz keeps going with the song the best he can, all the while playing with the roadies hair, much to the crowd's amusement. Likewise, when JJ comes out for the encore bare chested, he gets a massive roar of approval. Sometime's it's the simplest things in life that make us smile the most!
Encore wise, it's a belter. I'm not giving much away by saying that 'Go Buddy Go' and 'No More Heroes' have the place bouncing, the pints flying, and the words "Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky?" being screamed out at full pelt by all in attendance. An incredible way to end a memorable evening. The Stranglers 'Classic Collection' tour runs through to April 1st, no fucking joke though.
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Do any of you have experience with transferring to UCF or any universities in Florida? What are the chances of someone with a 3.85+ GPA in their Associate's Degree (age 18) transferring to one of the universities? ([Note, I did not take B.S. classes, I took all the way up to Calculus as well as Biology classes and Chemistry classes, and the standard general education requirements, obviously.])
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Cambridge council backs away from Central Square life sciences building proposal
After residents complained that they do not want Central Square to turn into Kendall Square, Cambridge City Councilors took no action Monday night on zoning changes that would have cleared the path for a new life sciences building in the area.
Drawing applause from a crowd of more than 100 people in the Council's chambers Monday, the council opted to let a petition for the zoning changes expire rather than approve it or turn it down.
As a result, developer Forest City Commercial Group and MIT will have to re-file another petition seeking the zoning changes if they wish to pursue their proposed life sciences building that would be occupied primarily by Millennium, a pharmaceutical company owned by Japan-based Takeda Oncology Company.
"It is apparent through this process that we have made a great deal of progress in the discussions around this proposal over the past many months, but it is also apparent that we need to continue this dialogue," said City Councilor David Maher.
The Cleveland-based Forest City had been seeking zoning changes to allow for a larger building at 300 Massachusetts Avenue where it is seeking to build a life sciences building with a maximum height of 95 feet and a building with up to 246,000 square feet. Current zoning allows a maximum height of about 80 feet and much less square footage. Most of the building would have been lab space, but the first floor would have been designated for retail space.
Forest City and MIT had petitioned the city with plans for a new life sciences building in the area last year, but city planners asked the developer to see if there was also an opportunity to build housing, as well. Forest City then proposed a residential tower at Massachusetts Avenue and Sidney Street to go along with the life sciences building, but when residents balked at the tower, the proposal was removed from the petition in June, leaving only the life sciences building.
But neighbors also balked at the size of the life sciences building, saying the proposed building looks more like the many high-rises housing bio-tech businesses in Kendall Square.
"Many of us are here because we don't want Central Square to look like Kendall Square," said Susan Yanow, who lives on Norfolk Street.
Residents also voiced concerns that Forest City needs to do more to create and maintain affordable housing in Cambridge.
The Cleveland-based Forest City was behind the University Park development and operates 168 affordable housing units in Cambridge. As part of its petition seeking zoning changes, Forest City offered to maintain all 168 units as affordable housing for the duration of its current lease from MIT for University Park. The developer also proposed to create another 20 affordable housing units in the next seven years or pay the city's affordable housing trust $4 million. Forest City also would have paid more than $2 million to the city for community benefits and affordable housing.
James Rafferty, an attorney representing the developer, urged the council Monday night to approve the zoning changes for the development rather than asking Forest City to resubmit another petition. He said the area has been zoned as a business district for decades, despite the claims by "alarmists" that the life sciences building would forever change the character of the city or Central Square.
Rafferty said the benefits the project would offer the city are not easily created.
"If the opportunity is lost this evening, there is no certainty that it will be easily put back together," Rafferty said.
Mark Hernon, the vice president of operations for Millennium, said the company already occupies five buildings in Cambridge and is looking to the 300 Massachusetts Ave. location for room to expand its cancer research.
"For us it's critical, because we're running out of space," Hernon said.
But most of the 40 people who addressed the council Monday night spoke against the project, including Jonathan King, the chair of the Cambridge Residents Alliance, who called the proposed building "over-sized."
Insuring Forest City "profitability at the expense of local residents is not the responsibility of the Cambridge City Council," King said.


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Dear Bruce, dear all, Please let me tell you all that I'm really sorry of not having being able to participate in today's debate. It has been an interesting "night reading" for me. Gregg has made a very good work at explaining our approach in the definition of "user interface context" so there is not much I can add. There is one thing that I think that I can provide some additional information, and it is about the "product" concept. When we (Gregg, Mike and I) agreed to use "product" it was the concept as defined in ISO 9000 "Quality management systems -- Fundamentals and vocabulary" (and as also used in ISO/IEC 17000 "Conformity assessment -- Vocabulary and general principles" The definition is: *product*: result of a process [ISO 9000:2000, 3.4.2] In ISO/IEC 17000 there is a note that explains that there are four types of products: *NOTE 1 Four generic product categories are noted in ISO 9000:2000: services (e.g. transport); software (e.g. computer program, dictionary); hardware (e.g. engine, mechanical part); processed materials (e.g. lubricant). Many products comprise elements belonging to different generic product categories. Whether the product is then called service, software, hardware or processed material depends on the dominant element.* So that means that we can have products (results of a process) that belong to the category "software". And this makes perfect sense, as software is the result of a software development process, isn't it? And, in addition, this definition of product is unrelated to the fact of whether or not it is a commercial product or an "in-house" product. Best regards, Loïc On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 6:11 PM, Bailey, Bruce <email@example.com>wrote: > I think I am comfortable with: > > User Interface Context == set of user interface elements and the > presented information that can be accessed using only navigation commands > > I can also appreciate that "product" was meant as an example of a "set of > User Interface Contexts" rather than as a definition. > > But that still leaves: > > User Interface Context (by one author) == set of user interface elements > and the presented information, within a product, that can be accessed using > only navigation commands > > That if it is not circular, it is at least ambiguous without a definition > of "product" (that does not use our new UIC term). I am not clear why we > need to define "User Interface Context (by one author)". Where do we use > that phrase? > > > -- --------------------------------------------------------------- Loïc Martínez-Normand DLSIIS. Facultad de Informática Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Campus de Montegancedo 28660 Boadilla del Monte Madrid --------------------------------------------------------------- e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com tfno: +34 91 336 74 11 ---------------------------------------------------------------Received on Friday, 13 July 2012 04:38:20 UTC
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Sorry others have the same stuff I do. I just turned 41 and have had these issues forever. They start out with a little burning and itching, grow into a red lump, and will not pop like a normal pimple. Of course after washing and messing with them, they always open into a sore and there they are... the white things The sores will not heal until all the white things are pulled out (usually with tweezers).
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Peek went to the bathroom and stuck his fingers down his throat and vomited
his entire meal. He cheerfully announced that it tasted even more like cat food coming
than going down. Then he went off to play video games. Just another glimpse into the paradise I call my marriage.
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Last week I saw her make her poopie
, so i put her on the potty. She pooped and i chalked it
to good timing on my part. Same thing happened the next day. The following day i noticed her diaper was dry so i sat her on the potty. She immediately peed on i figured my timing is so great! The next day she peed on the potty 3 times, staying dry in between. I'm not spending the day in there- taking her every 2 or 3 hours or so (whenever i'd change her).
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( My Nemo only eats a tbspoon or two at one meal as well...so I feed him
to 5x a day. the tiny bit of
her gets is made
with a large batch of food I make than freeze, so its real hard for me to tell you exactly how much to use...since she eats such a little amount and is so hard plus already getting cisapride it may not even be such a good idea to use this, pumpkin is FIBER and if she's not moving regularly it would tend to bung her up...
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Ironically, he looks better now since
. Dh is home from work, one of the contractors severed the power line to his shop and even though the backup generators sounded like they were working hard, they weren't actually supplying his shop with any power so the commander made the call to let the guys go home. Thankfully he gets paid for it w/o having to use any of his leave. Ahhh, when it rains it pours.
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Mark just crawling to a table, stands
and lets go then tries to walk. I am so proud of him! Christmas was really fun. Mark enjoyed his presents, but was was more interested in the pile of wrapping paper that was building up. While I was cleaning up the tree I kept thinking about how last year I was pregnant with him, and was looking forward to his birth. I love him so much.
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well after $300 for the visit and the pills, the dog puked about 8 days instead of 7, the same (if not better) result occurred with the benadryl. I hope this will calm some people's worries about Shih Tzu and
. It is something they do. What seems like a lot of puking for us isn't a lot for Shih Tzu. Again, every dog is different, so take your dog to the vet if you are unsure. Read more: http://wiki.answers.
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HEHE Just think they will definatly be here by halloween so, think of the cute pumpkin costume you could get that cost's to much, and he'll only wear it for an hour before
on it. LOL.
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I thought that painting was sooo awesome that I ended
giving it to my mother for christmas. If you could have just seen the look on her
when she unwrapped that picture! I never did know what eventually happened to it, I never saw it again! rofl. Like I said, I could write a book! I was so dumb!
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I also don't feel like
anymore (last night got rough after I posted, thank goodness I feel better right now) I still have the shakes and but I can inch my way around by myself with a cane. It is a very long process that is very tiring though. I do see my neuro Monday- though he isn't very helpful.
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he has a lot of tiem. anyway when he walked in I sat
and he came
to me he's so cool he worked in Hollywood for years and he go 'Hi baby how are you? howve you ben?" and we talked, and I hugged him and etc I was happy but that meeting is like so wack its like this huge hall and there is no unity like ppl talk during the meeting nobody listens to the shares and it is like so wack. but I tried to listen.
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She runs our acre and is still able to run after the squirrels who come to the feeder, but has never managed to out run them to the tree, she then jumps
and down as they scurry
to that point she always ate 1 cup of dry food in the morning and 1 cup of dry food at night. I made an appointment for her because of the vomiting and unfortunetly was not able to go. First, they trimmed her nails and gave her the Rabbie vaccine, which I felt was not a priority.
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Cancer is NOT kicking your butt, it is just the combo you are on. Between the flu symptoms of the carbo and the
from the Gemzar and blood issues, it is no wonder you are tired all of the time. It IS just the constant chemo. I know. I have been on chemo since Oct of 2006 and I feel like quitting all to often these days, but when I read your letters and posts I always find more hope to sustain me. Thank you for that, and so much more. I hope all goes well with your transfusion.
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My weight gain is still happening but it is slow moving now and truly that is for the best. I had a slice of
pie last nght though that was amazing...yummy! I passed my 3 hour glucose test but still have to be cautious about eating and making sure that I eat frequently as my sugar dips down and I get sweaty and all light-headed...no fun. At my last appointment we had an u/s just to check the baby's size and fluid and got to see him in a 3D image which was awesome!
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: 7am most days. U. Underwear: anything that matches my bra! Nothing too lacy though, that's not comfortable! V. Vegetables you don't like: Brocolli and cauliflour W. What makes you run late: If i'm waiting on someone else...usually Scott or my mum. X. X-rays you've had: Teeth at the dentist, chest...they thought i has pneumonia a few months back! Y. Yummy food you make: Lasagne!
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I had morning sickness off and on, but never ended
. I don't seem to feel queasy anymore. I also had headaches, but not lately. I go Nov. 2 to find out the gender and am SO excited! We don't have a preference, but still want to know. I have been feeling faint kicks and movements around in there! I'm in maternity pants, as they are SO much more comfortable. I also had to trade in my Mustang for an SUV.
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So today I get a call from the nurse telling me that the ped wants to see my son
next week - Wednesday. I started off gently but quickly kind of got slightly agitated, when the nurse indicated that the reason for the need for an appt was to make sure we are all on the same page and to try some behavioral plan to help with his sleep.
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Hey Ladies... Like er'body else...this will be SHORT!! ;o) ALright...Mags...get up off the floor!! (ha) ;o) Sam: Pulling for ya babes...so hope those cramps & weeping mean BFP. ;o) Miky: Glad you did ALL 4...I hope you get your BFP & will be ova the moon for ya w/2. ;o) Sal: WOW!!! YOu Go you follie making woman...sorry for the "icky" feeling though. I hope you get a great number that fertilize & a whole BATCH to transfer.
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24), so still not kidney, but my two other cats dyed of kidney with CREA that went
very fast. Veterinary prescribed Fortekor 2.5 one by day for prevention. Her Urea is normal, although she had drink and eat before blood test, it is 0,524g/L. But she drinks a lot: each time she awakes up she wants food and water. In veterinary there is Epakitin, there is still a lot left from the 2other cats, Veterinary says I can give her. But here they don't sell Azodyl.
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I don't talk to them for 2 weeks (other then to be told that I'm kicked out of using his sisters apartment complex gym) and one day my husband is
and I end up taking the girls to school/daycare (its 2 minutes away from my husbands work so he usually takes them since I work about 30 minutes away) Then I realize that wholly guacamole the daughter at school has a ½ day and I can't leave to pick her up.
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You are so right - watching her battle to eat, and paw at her little
(she is a tiny 2.4kg now) is heart-rending. I pick her
when it starts and try to comfort and distract her, but I feel awful she has to go through this. LIke Sami, she is a Himalayan (such gorgeous, darling cats). I'm thinking of crushing her pills (they already have to be quartered) and putting them into a small syringe with a little water. I'm terrified of causing her any more pain and distress than necessary.
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Just lost my beautiful white Boxer with CHF. He started last fall with the coughing and
white stuff. I took him to local vet twice because I did not know what was wrong and evidentially they did not know either. I ended up taking him last December to Auburn University Animal Clinic and that was when we got the dreaded diagnosis. He was put on several meds and did OK until summer. His prognosis in April was he would last 3-6 months and he made it five.
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1- im going to walmart and buying one bomb for each room in my house and a fresh towel and outfit 2- im gonna come back pack all my clothes and linens in hefty bags and proceed to clean my apartment the whole 9 yards that you guys have obviously done a million times 3- im going bleach out all my drains and not rinse them down 4- im going to take out my hvac filter and leave the utility closet wide open and turn the ac on to 65 5- put all the dishes in the dishwasher then pull it out about 3ft p
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When you decide to move on, your illness will have no choice but to move along, and if you fight it, it will give
at some point. Another thing, if your
starts twitching, its okay, it will settle down after a while. If your body stiffens, its okay, it will loosen up the more you practise to move infront of people, but will take a very long time. It isnt going to go away fast, so dont give up. otherwise i dont know how to help.
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This Tuesday we he came put on Halloween witch fingers and half masks and stuck some window decals
. I couldn't carve a
but we painted a
on it and he loved it. I think I even enjoyed it more than he did. But I was hurting so severely when he left I laid down and cried. I refuse to let this darn pain rob me of my grandchildren. It seems to have taken everything else I loved. My physician understands what this has done to me. She is a rare one.
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Oh yeah, I have a laptop too, lol. I never left my chair! I think your kitties are
all over your rug, though! Must have been the Kung Pao Chicken. Sorry about that, lonewolf! Want to hear what my fortune cookie says?
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We're talking whatever I could manage to put on my aching - blistering feet... I was
continuously --- but I thought it was the pregnancy and being on the cruise ship. I was just ILL... we're talking that all over flu feeling for an entire 2 weeks --- during the whole vacation. It was just AWFUL. Then I had my daughter ---- and she came out ORANGE... I mean -- PUMPKIN orange... I often wonder why NO ONE tested us then. Anyhow --- normal life...
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It's just that at the very end she said he probably will not want to eat and will start
and at that stage I should put him down. I have mixed feelings. Some reports seem to have good response to the drips and the 'home care' drips - but others go through all this and the dog seems to die very quickly anyway. I guess because Buddy is such a 'sook' or a 'baby' I need to protect him and not put him through too much. I'll see how the diet and antibiotics go for now.
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The inaugural session set the stage and featured several key government officials. Malawi's Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development Peter Mwanza officially launched the conference and emphasized the need to rejuvenate existing links between the three sectors. He was introduced by Erica Maganga, the Secretary for Agriculture and Food Security at Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development.
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Reliant Energy Marks Rodeo Season With Promotions, Entertainment
Reliant Energy, the largest supporter of youth and education programs for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo™, has organized a number of activities in conjunction with this year's show.
Reliant Energy is coordinating the following events:Friday, Feb. 29
Hannah Montana Ticket Sweepstakes
Reliant Energy customers can be automatically entered into a sweepstakes to win Hannah Montana tickets by signing up for paperless billing by Feb. 29 at www.reliant.com/Hannah. To enter a sweepstakes to win a pair of field-level tickets to some of the Rodeo's other performances, visit www.reliantpowerzone.com/rodeotickets.
Feb. 27 -- March 14
Reliant Energy Go Tejano Sweepstakes
The general public will have an opportunity to win one of 25 four-packs of field tickets to Go Tejano Night at the Rodeo. Raúl Brindis from "El Show de Raúl Brindis y Pepito" on KLTN will ask daily questions about Reliant Energy, and callers will have the chance to demonstrate their knowledge and win tickets by answering questions correctly. For more information, visit, reliantpowerzone.com.
March 3-22, 5 p.m.-6 p.m.
Reliant Energy Plugged-In Concert Series Promoting Energy Efficiency - FREE
A local country band will perform each weekday night at Reliant Center in Hall B to help Rodeo fans get "plugged in" to energy efficiency and awareness. Attendees also can visit the Reliant Energy booth, located at the west end of Hall B, to receive concert posters, courtesy of Reliant Energy. Rodeo attendees who sign the Compact With Texas pledge (www.reliant.com/compactwithtexas) will receive a free compact fluorescent light (CFL), and Reliant customers who sign-up for average billing or paperless billing will receive a free Plugged-In Concert Series T-shirt. For a list of scheduled performers, visit www.reliant.com/energysavings.
March 3-22, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
Reliant Energy "Teach Me Energy" Experience
Reliant Energy's "Teach Me Energy" Experience is a family-friendly, interactive booth located at the Rodeo's AGVENTURE exhibit in Reliant Center in Hall B. There, children will be able to participate in an interactive demonstration of Reliant Energy's "Teach Me Energy" Web site for children and answer questions about energy efficiency for a chance to win a prize. Courtesy of Reliant Energy, families and children also can have their photos taken in front of various Western-style backdrops, such as barrel racing, country singers, bull riding, a bucking bronco and a covered wagon.
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Reliant Energy will hold an online art contest with 25 elementary school art finalists from the Rodeo's School Art Program. The students' art work will be posted on www.reliantpowerzone.com March 12 - April 11 for parents, students, school administrators and others to vote for their favorite entry. The three students with the highest number of votes will win $1,000 in free art supplies from Office Max for their school, $1,000 for their school district and a Rodeo gift package.
As the official electricity provider of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Reliant Energy is the Rodeo's largest supporter of youth and education, providing educational opportunities that make a difference in the lives of Texas youth. Over the last seven years through the Rodeo, Reliant Energy has donated a four-year college scholarship to a Texas high school senior each year.
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Eccentric Training (also known as negatives) The eccentric phase occurs when the muscle lengthens (down motion on the bench press) Traditional strength training eccentric programs typically involve lifting a weight in the concentric phase for 2 seconds and lowering the weight in the eccentric phase for 4-6 seconds. 1 You are stronger eccentrically: as much 1.75 times as strong, compared to the concentric phase. 2 For Maximum Strength: control the eccentric phase on every lift: Fight the resistance, don't let gravity control the weight. 3 The eccentric motion causes more muscle damage. Studies suggest that protein synthesis is greatest after eccentric enhanced lifting. 4 Because the muscle forces that are generated during slow eccentric overloading are high compared to traditional concentric resistance exercise, 3-5 days of rest should be provided between days of exercise. This recovery time allows the muscle to repair, adapt and prepare for the next exercise session. 5 Eccentric Training is adaptable for numerous types of exercise equipment- TRX, Stability Balls, BOSU Ball, Dumbbells, Barbells, Cables, Resistant Bands, Bodyweight Exercises & Kettle Bells. Utilize negatives for both single joint and multi joint exercises. 6 The Eccentric motion uses less energy- the eccentric part of a lift requires less energy (ATP) to complete. You can then perform more work eccentrically, which has implications for body composition, strength & size gains. 7 Eccentric Enhanced Training Strengthens Tendons – Its well know that eccentric training strengthens tendons and is commonly used to rehabilitate ruptured tendons. It can help prevents injuries as well. 8 Eccentric Training Increases Flexibility - One of the best methods for increasing flexibility. It's more effective than static stretching. Eccentrics can increase hip range of motion by an average of 22 percent. Range of motion in all joints measured was found to increase by at least 13 degrees. Additional Benefits for eccentric training include: • Improved muscle coordination & Improved balance • Less cardiovascular stress than intensive concentric actions • Increased strength in the entire range of motion of each joint • Increased strength across a variety of movement speeds • Increased muscle power and sport performance • Recovery from tendon related injuries PRECAUTIONS FOR THE USE OF ECCENTRICS There are several considerations when starting eccentric focused resistance exercise: • Warm up for 5-10 minutes before starting exercise • Muscle soreness is common 24-48 hours after eccentric exercise • Be sure that exercise form is correct before increasing the weight to be lifted • Begin slowly (fewer repetitions at the start of training to prevent severe soreness) • May increase lactate levels more than concentric exercises • For heavier free weight exercises, have a spotter to help you • Use maximal eccentric exercise sparingly (1 X week) • For adults with current joint pain like osteoarthritis, eccentrics may worsen pain symptoms in the affected joint • If an individual is recovering from injury, a physician should be consulted before using eccentrics • Older adults may use eccentrics, but should consider machines that permit small incremental changes in resistance


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I got a newsletter from a reporter on this cruise of Oasis, and word is that there are 5000 passengers onboard the Dec 12 sailing of Oasis, so that is actually a very good sign that the numbers are picking up.
Keep in mind this is the slowest few weeks of the entire year when it comes to cruising. After Christmas when wave-season hits, and when a few small glitches get worked out, I am sure Oasis will be selling quite well.
The thing about Oasis is that you have to see it to believe it, otherwise you just can't envision what an awesome (forgive the overused adjective) ship she is. There are just things about the ship where you have to say "Wow" even if it isn't your kind of ship.
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Current news articles that are relevant to the topics of Extreme Personal Leadership® and Enlightened Corporate Governance®.
Times certainly have changed. Many CEOs greeted corporate governance demands with choice four-letter words in recent years. So it was remarkable when, on July 21, a small cohort of America's best-known business leaders penned their name to the "Commonsense Corporate Governance Principles," covering topics from executive pay to board composition. Signers were careful not to label it an authoritative national code, such as those developed in nearly every other major market. But the text is as close as the United States has yet come to one. With the initiative now digested in the market, it's time to review what the new principles got right and what's needed to make them take root.
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The first four species have been added to the Northwest Territories Species at Risk list since the act was put into place in 2010.
The species at risk secretariat says the Boreal caribou, the Peary caribou, and a plant called the hairy braya are now considered "threatened" species.
The polar bear is listed as a "species of special concern."
Not going to change harvest: wildlife council
Larry Carpenter, chair of the Wildlife Management Advisory Council, supports the additions to the list, but says it won't change how hunters harvest.
"They all know there is restrictions with the Peary caribou from the community of Sachs Harbour and Ulukhaktok," said Carpenter, who lives in Sachs Harbour. "Also, with regards to the polar bear, there is no change as they've already been listed, as I said, under the federal Species at Risk Act."
As for the hairy braya plant, it's added to the list as a "threatened" species because it's only been found in the Northwest Territories at Cape Bathurst and Baillie Island. There are no other known populations of the plant anywhere else in the world.
"Threatened" status means a species is likely to become endangered if nothing is done. "Special concern" status means the species is at risk of becoming threatened or endangered because of biological factors or external threats.
A management plan for the polar bears and a recovery strategy for the other species are being developed over the next two years.
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And it was not Ripon High ace Andrew Bonner, who suffered a shoulder injury before last Tuesday's Trans Valley League year-end tournament and was unable to play Monday.
Modesto Christian freshman Kyle Intorf was the medalist with a 5-over-par 77 and will lead his TVL individual counterparts as qualifiers for the Masters Tournament next Monday.
Ripon Christian's Vos, the runner-up of both TVL tournaments last year and medalist in last week's conference finale, turned in a 79, and Ricther of Ripon edged out Escalon's Kris Mayfield by a stroke with an 80 for the last of three Masters berths.
"I'm really proud of Josh," Ripon coach Chris Musseman said. "He's come so far not just with golf, but maturing as a young man. It's nice to see him rewarded for his efforts.
The rest of the Indians, however, will not be making the trip to The Reserve at Spanos Park for Masters.
Ripon finished third as a team with a 455, trailing divisional champion Bret Harte (429) and TVL champion Escalon (438). Ripon has previously beaten both Bret Harte and Escalon in non-league tournaments this season, but that was with a healthy Bonner anchoring the team with his impressive play.
Only the top team and the best three individuals on the non-qualifying team advance.
Senior Matty Gay went out with a bang, scoring an 86. Zach Capel followed with an 88, while Mark Bigelow (100) and Nick Mendonca (101) made up the rest of the team's core.
"They all knew that without Bonner they'd have to step up, and a couple of them did," Musseman said. "If he was healthy he would have led us to the next (tournament)."
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