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Isis Unveiled
'The powerful current of magnetism… emanates from Ideas as well as from physical bodies. By this we are surrounded, and finally prevented through moral cowardice – fear of public opinion – from stepping out of it… accepting the conclusion by the free action of their own judgment…
Aether – the Eternal Idea pervading the Universe, or the Will which becomes Force and creates and Organises Matter…
The Will – the First of All Powers. Faith must confirm the Imagination, for faith establishes the Will. Determined imagination is a beginning of all magical operations. Because we do not perfectly imagine and believe, the result is that the Arts are uncertain, while they might be perfectly certain…
The opposing power alone of unbelief and scepticism, if projected in a current of equal force, can check the other, and sometimes completely neutralise it.
The visible effects of matter are nothing but the effects of a force, and in order to form a clear conception of matter, one must first form one of force…'
H. P. Blavatsky, Isis Unveiled 1877
If the world is mindstuff that we are continually manifesting already, how are we doing it?
If our beliefs and thoughts shape 'reality', what creation would you prefer to live in and through?
If we can create the best of possible worlds, do we dare to dream of Paradise, here and now? Enlightenment is always right here, and only a breath away from where you are. Take a deep breath and dare to dream of a world where everyone can experience paradise, right here. If it's not for everyone, it isn't paradise.
Guess what? We already live in paradise. It's only a breath away from mundane perception, hypnotised by matter, hormones and cult(ural) ideas and images. This IS the best of all possible worlds. Awareness is always here and now, like life itself.
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Four Radical Cures on the Frontiers of Medicine
Popular Science has an article describing medical treatments for four diseases that could be available to the general public in a few years. One is an effort to reverse autism:
While studying mice, he learned that the disease allows a neuron's mGluR5 receptor to send out a flurry of signals telling the cell to produce protein. The protein overload causes a neuron to form many more connections to other neurons than normal, creating chaos by spreading nerve instructions to too many cells. Bear's drug, called STX107, inhibits the receptors to pare back the overproduction of proteins associated with Fragile X to a normal range. His company, Seaside Therapeutics, plans to test STX107 in patients this fall. If it works as well as it did in mice, Bear says, it could be a first step to treating other causes of autism.[...]
Fragile X neurons lack the ability to mute messages from the mGluR5 receptor, leading to an overproduction of protein. STX107 binds to the receptor, dampens its productivity, and slows protein production to a normal rate.
The other innovative treatments are for patients of Leber's congenital amaurosis, persistent vegetative state, and brain tumors.
http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2010-02/radical-cures | Image: John MacNeill
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unless those many more choose a cure anyway. :)
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Seriously though, I hope they use the "cure" sparingly, and not for the many more who are self-sufficient and sometimes reap just as many benefits as drawbacks to their condition.
Not every autistic appears non-verbal and non-responsive. There's plenty of grown adults who just appear like nutty professors, or quirky and eccentric nerds.
Not every autistic appears non-verbal and non-responsive. There's plenty of grown adults who just appear like nutty professors, or quirky and eccentric nerds.
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Oh, man! If "they" reverse autism, how will we know when it's time for Wapner?
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Monday, 28 July 2008
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I was in the SNP rooms in Glasgow today and spotted a letter addressed to John Mason MP. Big smiles all round. Till I noticed that according to Dods - the first name in political information and communication don't you know? - he is the MP for Glasgoe East. GLASGOE?! Simple typo I know but what's happened to attention to detail? Still, John Mason MP - love it!
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Although not in the shops yet, I was able to acquire a 'white label' pressing of the current Jethro winner Thick As A Brick from their London agents, Chrysalis Artists.... The group consists of Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, John Evan, Jeffery Hammond-Hammond and Barriemore Barlow. Written around a poem by St. Cleve child prodigy Gerald Bostock, their music spins a delicate web of sensitive sounds: sometimes lilting, sometimes soaring to form a brilliant backdrop for the meaningful lyrics and improvisational techniques....
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"One doubts at times the validity of what appears to be an expanding theme throughout the two continuous sides of this record but the result is at worst entertaining and at least aesthetically palatable."
Ian Anderson (a.k.a. Julian Stone-Mason B.A.) has not only slyly reviewed his own album, he's also supplied the newspaper which contains it. Like so much flounder, Thick As A Brick comes wrapped in the St. Cleve's Chronicle, an apocryphal yet typical daily of Anderson's design. Played across the front page is the Gerald "Little Milton" Bostock scandal (the epithet refers to the author of Paradise Lost, not the soul singer). Eight-year-old Gerald is adjudged unfit to accept first prize from The Society For Literary Advancement And Gestation (SLAG) by virtue of the questionable contents of his epic poem Thick As A Brick.
Gerald is one of Ian Anderson's incarnations and ruses. Besides lyricist and impersonator, Anderson is also composer, arranger, singer, flutist, acoustic guitarist, violinist, saxophonist, trumpeter, satirist and overall conceptualizer. His adeptness at most of these functions, in particular, his ability to balance and fuse them, has created one of rock's most sophisticated and ground-breaking products.
Most of the Chronicle's features display a dry, fatuous, very English sense of humor. Under the "Deaths" column, there is the late Charles Stiff; and stories have titles along the lines of "Mongrel Dog Soils Actor's Foot" and "Non-Rabbit Missing." Characters in, say, a page two story will turn up again on page five in equally ludicrous circumstances. It is all very clever, yet at first seemingly irrelevant.
Page seven carries the words to Thick As A Brick. The writing is very dense and enigmatic, and the unidentified shifts in narrative voice compound the difficulty. The poem, as best I can make out, is a sweeping social critique, as pessimistic about poets, painters and the generally virtuous as it is condemnatory of politicians and other figures of authority. And what more perfectly encompasses or embodies the world Anderson aims to criticize than a daily newspaper? The paper in turn encompasses the poem. Furthermore, there are names in the poem which, refer back to items in the newspaper. The poem "reviews" the newspaper, just as Stone-Mason reviewed the record. The entire package operates with the allusiveness of a Nabokov novel.
Like "Wind Up" on Aqualung, Ian asks to "Spin me back down the years and the days of my youth." The son who is pronounced "fit to fight" is helpless and incontinent; the man "fit for peace" "we'll/ ... teach ... to be a wise man/how to fool the rest." There are only the "doer and the thinker," the "wise men" and the "fools." Yet the distinction hardly matters: "Let me help you to pick up your dead as the sins of the fathers are fed with/the blood of the fools/and the thoughts of the wise ..." Failure is inescapable. Mundane yearnings for the immortal Anderson renders with the absurdity of John Lennon's "A soap impression of his wife that he ate and donated to the National Trust": "And where are all the Sportsmen/who always pulled you through?/They're all resting down in Cornwall — writing up their memoirs for a/paperback edition of the Boy Scout manual."
Stitched unobtrusively into this fabric of decay is a thread of salvation, and it lies in music. Anderson could be speaking of Aqualung in these lines, "Let me sing of the losers/who lie in the street as the last bus/goes by." And compare, from Aqualung's "Wind Up," "I'd rather look around me — compose a better song/'cos that's the honest measure of my worth...." to Thick As A Brick's "Let me make you a present of song...." Despite the differing formats, the themes of Aqualung and Thick As A Brick are essentially the same.
For all its intricacy, the "theme" or poetry of Thick As A Brick is its least important aspect. Anderson's language (in Aqualung as well) is often wordy and ponderous, and its bitter condescension and breadth of denunciation can be unpleasant. What marks this album as a significant departure from other Jethro Tull work, and rock in general, is the organization of all its music into one continuous track. Albums like Sgt. Pepper or Tommy were complete entities in themselves, but still chose to use songs as their basic components. While sections of Thick As A Brick are melodically distinct, they all inherently relate to each other. What connecting there is is uncontrived and is often the occasion for some of the album's boldest playing. The lyrics, clever and dense as they are, are chiefly valuable as a premise for the music.
Since Stand Up, Jethro Tull's music has always had a chamber music feel to it; here, the structure, too, of classical music is more closely followed. A continuous work permits the kind of introduction, modification and re-introduction of themes (the allusiveness) which is a hallmark of classical music. (Unlike jazz, Brick sounds very strictly arranged.) Within the terms of the band's own development, the move also makes sense. The exploratory eclecticism of Stand Up, followed by the stylistic homogeneity of Benefit and then the thematic unity of Aqualung, led to a work which is both stylistically homogeneous and thematically or conceptually unified. Yet if I had to name the musical influences Thick As A Brick most strongly suggested, they would have to be classical: Anderson's English forbears Purcell and Handel. There is also an incorporation of Spanish and English folk modes.
The album's opening is sprightly, with Ian's flute poking in and out; a more introspective, minor key digression follows, then a stalking bass line, accompanied by horns and John Evan's excited Rick Wakeman-like organ. The relentless and mechanical gives way to something very stately and regal, as English as, yet less folksy than the opening passage. The piano plays arpeggios; Anderson overlays a jazzy flute. Some over-dubbed guitar yammerings follow.
Anderson takes to the violin and creates a whirling, macabre setting for the combative son's announcement, "I've come down from the upper/class to mend your rotten ways." As the other son begins to speak, the music becomes milder, then sunnier. A bell-like organ rings out behind a jig, performed in almost telegraphic rhythm. This, and its reprise on side two, is the album's most attractive section. An ominous heraldic organ shatters the calm, and the side ends with the electric guitar shrieking helplessly, like a wounded bird.
Side two reintroduces side one's second statement. It merges into an energetic though hollow, unemphatic drum solo; then some free jazz, over which a set of lyrics is recited. A rather fine English folk melody emerges. Anderson's voice becomes more severe, a classical guitar is introduced, and the music takes an Iberian turn. A harpsichord plays as a guitar repeats the riff from George Harrison's "Wah Wah." The writing becomes very linear, with rapid harmonic shifts. This alternates with a vaulting. melodic figure. Then a sudden whoosh, and we return to the closing theme of side one, now strongly reinforced by the organ, only to be momentarily interrupted by some expansive strings. As almost a postscript, the initial theme is recalled, and with it the sentiment, "And/your wise men don't know how it/feels to be thick as a brick."
The members of Jethro Tull were hand-picked by Anderson (several are old school chums); no one, save Ian, remains from the original band. The playing, not surprisingly, is tight as a drum. Martin Barre's guitar and John Evan's keyboards especially shine, and Ian's singing is no longer abrasive. Whether or not Thick As A Brick is an isolated experiment, it is nice to know that someone in rock has ambitions beyond the four or five minute conventional track, and has the intelligence to carry out his intentions, in all their intricacy, with considerable grace.


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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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I actually love cooking but the everynight dinner thing I hate....with a passion! So boring and so much pressure to cook for everyone and please them all. My plan this year is for more interesting meals and when I can get my hands on the Jamie Oliver 30 minute meals book I'm hoping that will help.
The girls and I are doing some baking today, now thats my kind of cooking.LOL - I think 2011 is the year of Food - A friend and I have just started up a healthy eating and cooking blog - It is fun tryingto come up with meals that the family will like but will also help me to drop some KG's - I suppose part of the problem is that I need to simply eat less - LOL Have fun with your books.
Hugs - Fee Xi heart apples for jam! if i were to have a dream cookbook that would be it.
hope you get inspired. I am not big on cooking meals as the chef in our family makes 95% of them but you know I love to bake.
wish you were closer & I'd definitely try to get you to LOVE your kitchen.
goodluck Mel ♥Me no like cooking, no inspiration or inclination, so feeding 4 growing children is a challenge with my husband away for 2 more years, he's our cook, he cooks with flavour, taste & interest. We hungry. That said i did by Poh's Cookbook today, it's GORGEOUS, so pretty & quirky, just like her. I'm getting inspired, love Posie


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Free browser game Pro Gamer: The Game is the life you've always dreamed of!
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Obviously I can't stop playing it. I need that better chair, that bigger TV, that fast food, that Mario cap. I am spurred on – PUMPED – by the ridiculous you-go-hero soundtrack. I must play more!
So I am that man, sat there on his chair, playing playing playing playing at the expense of everything else in life. Indeed, most of the disposable income I earn from writing about videogames for a living is spent on devices that can play videogames.
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A Dallas Center-Grimes teacher is on paid administrative leave following a complaint that he showed up to school drunk.
Police were called to the middle school last Friday after someone reported that the teacher smelled of alcohol.
The officer was told that the school was handling the situation internally.
The district is not releasing the teacher's name.
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Tri-Ace is best know for their anime styled character models in role-playing games like Star Ocean and the recent Resonance of Fate. This week the studio shared a new tech demo that's light years ahead of their previous works.
The demo is rendered in real time on the PS3 and 360 and runs at 30 frames per second in 720p, using real-time lighting and shadows with features that include "physically-based shading models, physically-based lighting and image-based global illumination."
Called "tri-Ace Technical Demo Trailer 2011", the demo is said to be a 'Physically Based Rendering version 0.1' that uses Tri-Aces game engine. While it does look impressive when compared to what Tri-Ace has done in the past, this demo isn't related to any title the Japanese developers are currently working on.
Visit Tri-Ace's research and developement website for more details. Source: Andriasang
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This documentary explores the earliest history and growth of Christianity in Asia Minor, now the country of Turkey. Top scholars of archeology and history guide us through three geographical areas - Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Constantinople (Istanbul) - that played a major role in the transformation of a "cult" called Christianity into a world wide religion. Turkey today is a very modern country, where visitors can still discover secret churches carved out of rock, visit markets and landscapes that seem unchanged over two millennia, gaze on ancient icons, stand amid historic ruins, and walk in the footsteps of St. Paul. And they can do this in a country that is overwhelmingly Muslim, but which welcomes Christians to these holy places. Viewers of The Other Holy Land experience the contrast between booming modern Turkey and ancient Christian and pagan sites. They rediscover the early communities that welcomed Paul of Tarsus and John the Evangelist. They recall how the Emperor Constantine lifted Christians from persecution and embraced their faith himself, helping to turn it away from a fledgling religion into the institution of Christianity that we know today.
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Mothers know that intuition is a powerful thing. It's that feeling when you just know something -- without any clear reason for knowing it. We listen to our sixth sense to keep our kids safe. But why for achieving your big life dreams?
Alice Langholt, Director of the Reiki Awakening Academy's School of Intuitive Development and author of Practical Reiki: For balance, wellbeing and vibrant health, says that we can receive important messages by listening to that inner voice.
First, you need to figure out how your intuition speaks to you. Langholt says there are four ways our intuition can speak to us.
"Are you a visual person? Do you appreciate and create art?" asks Langholt. She says that colors, images and vivid dreams can relay intuitive information. "These are visual intuitive impressions, known as clairvoyant (clear-seeing) experiences."
"Are you a listener? Do you listen deeply to music, play audio books, close your eyes when listening so you can just focus on the sounds?" asks Langholt. She says that ringing or snippets of songs can deliver intuitive information. "This is called clairaudience, or clear-hearing."
"Do you get chills or tingles at important times? Does the hair on the back of your arms or neck stand up when something seems important?" asks Langholt. She says that this is a form of intuition too. "You're naturally tuned in to clairsentience."
"Ever think of someone and the person calls? Ever suddenly 'know' something and wonder how you knew? " asks Langholt. She says that this is intuition as well. "This is the clair that people tend to ignore, but it is a significant part of intuition."
Now that you know how your intuition speaks to you, Langholt suggests opening your mind to stream of conscious writing. This will allow you to access your intuition. Here's how to do it:
I tried Langholt's stream of conscious writing. My question? "How can I become a published author?" With my handy marble notebook and a silent room, I just started writing. It was kind of amazing to feel the words flow onto the page without me driving them. They were just coming from somewhere deep inside -- and in the end, I had a great plan for how to proceed and what I need to do to make it happen. My inner muse had spoken.
But the biggest reward of this was the sense of peace I felt when I was done. I'd listened.
Do you listen to your intuition? How has it helped you? Have you ever tried stream of conscious writing?
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Totally delicious! Love all the pics, especially the one with your daughter so happy with smoothie in hand. :-) Appreciate the advice from Tom, too. I've been adding almond flour to my smoothies, of late, but will try soaking raw almonds first. Almonds are very satisfying and often keep me from wanting anything sugary. :-)
ShirleyWow, this sounds easy and delicious. Can I effectively make almond milk or blend these almonds to a smooth consistency with just my ol' regular blender? I've seen so many people making their own almond milk, but it always seems they have a Vitamix. While I pine for one of those, I'd like to make this NOW! :)
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We made this today and it was delightfully yummy. I also made the rice cereal and that was tasty too. We have lots of strawberries growing in our yard this year, so strawberry recipes are always welcome! I think I love them best with the cashew sauce from your book. It's definitely a hit with anyone who comes to our house. We are very grateful for all your efforts thinking of new ways to make food taste so good!
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This looks so good! I'll definitely be making it this morning.
Regarding Tasty Eats At Home's question about making smoothies and almond milk in a blender rather than VitaMix - We have an old (at least 20 years) Oster 400 Watt blender that makes GREAT almond milk and smoothies. I have to admit, that I recently upgraded to a 500 Watt Oster blender (on sale for $50), and it makes even smoother smoothies. I'm not sure if it's the extra power or the sharper blades that make the difference.
Ali - I also LOVE the almond milk recipe in your cookbook! I never liked store-bought almond milk, so I didn't think to make it fresh. Then my 8yo daughter was reading your cookbook one day and decided to make your recipe for almond milk, and I've never turned back - we make it every week!Thanks all for your comments! :)
Maggie - Yes! This recipe works as popsicles! :)
Tasty Eats - Yes this smoothie recipe can be done in a regular blender, it just works better in a vita-mix or other high-powered blender such as the BlendTec.
Hallie - yes, the whole pod - just toss it in. So much flavor and much easier! :)
Lisl - I don't refrigerate my nuts while soaking. I suppose if I lived in a very hot climate that would be a good idea but not necessary in the Pacific Northwest! :)- Leanne HollenbeckOctober 26, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Hi, I am new to your blog and LOVE it. Just wondering if you can recommend where to order Raw Almonds. Thanks
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We have demonstrated that a productive GPCR structure pipeline has been established at TSRI and is capable of generating breakthrough results. Based on prior experience, we now need to optimize the feedback loops that exist within the processes, this will result in an increase in efficiency and reduction in the cost of future GPCR structures. Determination of each new GPCR structure remains a costly multistage process with many challenges and requires thorough optimization. Moreover, the impact of structural genomics on understanding GPCR biological function and selectivity hinges on our ability to effectively leverage each high resolution structure solved. This project will be focused on development and application of advanced computational tools to address these needs and improve throughput, success rate, cost-efficiency and overall impact of the structure determination program. Structure-based computer-aided tools for rational protein engineering will be employed to design conformationally stable GPCRs and GPCR-ligand complexes for crystallization. Based on comprehensive bioinformatics platform and learning from accumulated data for the GPCR family, mathematical models will be implemented to streamline selection of experimental conditions for protein expression, purification and crystallization stages. Finally, advanced homology-based 3D conformational modeling and molecular docking will be applied to maximize the impact of each solved GPCR target on understanding of molecular interactions, conformational plasticity and functional selectivity of all GPCRs within the target subfamily, and a complete data package will be distributed to the scientific community.
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Antarctic fur seals foraging in the Polar Frontal Zone: inter-annual shifts in diet as shown by faecal and fatty acid analyses
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Lea, M-A and Cherel, Y and Guinet, C and Nichols, PD (2002) Antarctic fur seals foraging in the Polar Frontal Zone: inter-annual shifts in diet as shown by faecal and fatty acid analyses. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 245. pp. 281-297. ISSN Print 0171-8630 Online 1616-1599
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We studied the dietary preferences of Antarctic fur seals Arctocephalus gazella from Cap
Noir, Îles Kerguelen, foraging in the Antarctic Polar Frontal Zone (PFZ) in February of 1998, 1999 and
2000. Scats were collected and analyzed for remaining prey hard parts in each of the 3 years, and in
1999 and 2000, the fatty acid (FA) composition of fur seal milk samples was also examined for longerterm
dietary preferences. Scat analyses revealed that seals foraged primarily on fish and some squid in
all 3 years with 25 species of fish being taken during the study. Myctophid fish accounted for an average
of 94% by number of all fish consumed with 3 species, Gymnoscopelus nicholsi, G. piabilis and
Electrona subaspera, forming the core diet. Inter-annual differences in dietary species composition
were apparent, however, with the presence of the mackerel icefish Champsocephalus gunnari in 1998
and the myctophid Protomyctophum tenisoni in 1999 accounting primarily for the differences observed
between years. While reconstituted prey biomass per scat was similar between years, scats
from 1998 represented less energy per gram than those from 1999 and 2000. This study highlights the
usefulness of using FA signature analysis to confirm longer-term shifts in dietary intake of fur seals using
milk samples. Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) were significantly more prevalent in the 1999
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oily fish, occurred in higher proportions in the diet in 2000, perhaps explaining the higher incidence of
monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFAs) in this year and the generally higher lipid levels present in milk
samples. The inter-annual variation in the diet of Antarctic fur seals confirmed by these 2 techniques
lends support to the hypothesis that previously identified variations in oceanographic conditions
surrounding Îles Kerguelen in 1998, 1999 and 2000 affect the availability of fur seal prey resources.
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Keywords: | Myctophid · Fatty acid · Kerguelen · Lipids · Fish · Squid ·Arctocephalus gazella |
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these looks so decadent. so chewy....wow! I have to make these soon. As always you have incredible photos...!
ReplyDeleteI know a lot of people don't like cakey cookies, but I definitely do! That looks like the type of batter you could just plop in a bowl and eat as a cookie dough dip!
ReplyDeleteRepliesYou are so brilliant - cookie dough dip, YES!
Tell me what would you serve as a dipper - apples?Fruit would be a good dipper for chocolate since its so healthy! I would want to say strawberries, but I guess they're not the easiest to dip...I also think graham crackers make a really good dipper for things like dessert hummus and raw cookie dough. Or you could just go all out and eat your cookie dough with more cookies!
I love cake-like cookies...and I adore chocolate. I've surprisingly not tried chia seeds, but will pick them up tomorrow at the organic market. Looking forward to trying these!
Have a great weekend Heather! Happy Easter :)Hooray for low-fat cakey cookies! I see you are working on using your 3 bags of vegan white choc chips too ;-) These look yum
ReplyDeletedayv loves cakey, soft cookies as opposed to the crunchy, chewy kind. these cookies look soso yummy. i feel like i can almost taste that after reading your post and looking at all your amazing pictures!
ReplyDeletetotally agree about eating that batter! i love soft cookies.. some days i go off on the measurements and they end up soft anyway and i call them muffin tops :D i mean it doesnt really matter what you call something that tastes so good! i am still mesmerized by that blue pattern
ReplyDeleteWow! Wonderful pictures ... and I agree with Richa... the blue pattern IS mesmerizing ...:)
ReplyDeleteOooh, yummy! I love how dark these look - so chocolatey :D And SO much healthier than your typical cookie!
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are unreal! So decadent yet relatively healthy :D
I am yet to use chia in my baking but I may have to soon ;)
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Local dessert shop serves up the goodies in South Los Angeles.
By Brian W. Carter, Sentinel Staff Writer
In the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza, there is a little, sweet shop that's making its point—it's good! Cupcakes, cakes, cookies and more have people craving Southern Girl Desserts (SGD). Established in 2005, SGD was originally located on Pico and Fairfax, where it enjoyed sweet success. They have also been featured on Food Networks' Cupcake Wars.
Catarah Hampshire and Shoneji Robison are the co-owners of SGD and are just as sweet as the desserts they offer. Hampshire is originally from Green Cove Springs, Florida, and moved to Los Angeles in 2005. Robison is a native of Sarasota, Florida, and has been living in Los Angeles since 2000.
Both women received their education in Tallahassee, Florida, where their union began.
"We met because we have friends…who we both knew but we didn't know each other," said Hampshire. "
"We had mutual friends," said Robison.
Hampshire and Robison were cooks and had baked desserts for friends and family. They both had an idea to start a business and it wasn't long before they would be brought together.
"I kept saying I'm going to start a little baking business," said Robison. "So someone said, 'You know Catarah—she's starting a baking business,' so I said…I'm a call her."
Utilizing her PR background, Hampshire a built a small clientele with her business at the time. Together with Robison, they built something that would become a tasty dream come true.
Robison admitted the idea of sharing her recipes was tough at first, but she eventually saw the risk was worth it.
"She did not want to share nothing," Hampshire said laughingly.
"We have a combination of desserts we got from our family members and with time, we've created our own desserts too."
Some of those creations include double chocolate and red velvet cupcakes, cakes, wedding cakes, cookies, banana pudding and cobblers. Also on the list of treats is the rare, unique and exceptional sweet potato cupcake.
"We were the first to bring that to Southern California," said Hampshire about the Sweet Potato Cupcake.
One of their latest and unique combinations is there Hennessy & Coke (H&C) cupcake.
"I wouldn't suggest you drive," said Hampshire jokingly about the H&C cupcake, which sounds like a lot of fun (in a good way).
"We do desserts," said both ladies and that they do. Hampshire and Robison share an obvious, sister-like friendship that is absorbed into their recipes. Southern Girl Desserts is sweet because it comes from the hearts of two ladies who love what they do.
Southern Girl Desserts is located inside the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza on the first Floor near Sears. For more information, you may call (323) 293-2253 or visit www.southerngirldesserts.com.
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NFL PLAYER ARRESTS: SHOWING 2 Record(s)
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2008-10-27 | KC | Larry Johnson | RB | Surrendered | Assault | Charged with simple assault, accused of spitting in a woman's face at a nightclub in Kansas City. | Pleaded guilty to two counts of disturbing the peace for this and other case. Two years probation. |
2008-02-24 | KC | Larry Johnson | RB | Charged | Assault | Accused of pushing a woman's head and Kansas City nightclub. | Pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace for this and other incident, two years of probation, counseling. |
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Guide to Trumbull County Ohio genealogy. Birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
Coordinates: 41.32°0′N 80.76°0′W / 41.32°N 80.76°W
Trumbull County, Ohio | |
Map | |
Location in the state of Ohio | |
Location of Ohio in the U.S. | |
Courthouse | |
Address | Trumbull County Courthouse 160 High St. NW Warren, Ohio 44481 |
- 1 Historical Facts
- 2 Resources
- 2.1 Bible Records
- 2.2 Biography
- 2.3 Business Records and Commerce
- 2.4 Cemeteries
- 2.5 Census
- 2.6 Church Records
- 2.7 Court Records
- 2.8 Emigration and Immigration
- 2.9 Ethnic, Political, or Religious Groups
- 2.10 Gazetteers
- 2.11 Genealogy
- 2.12 History
- 2.13 Land and Property
- 2.14 Maps
- 2.15 Military
- 2.16 Naturalization and Citizenship
- 2.17 Newspapers
- 2.18 Obituaries
- 2.19 Periodicals
- 2.20 Probate
- 2.21 Public Records
- 2.22 Repositories
- 2.23 Taxation
- 2.24 Vital Records
- 3 Web Sites
- 4 Places
- 5 References
Historical Facts
Beginning dates for major county records | |||||
*For earlier dates, try... Church | Obituaries | Cemeteries |
- Parent Counties: Formed from Jefferson and Wayne of Northwest Territory in 1800.
- County Seat: Warren
- Neighboring Counties: Trumbull County, Ohio Genealogy residents may also have records in [1]Ashtabula (north) · Mahoning (south) · Geauga (northwest) · Portage (southwest) · Mercer County, Pennsylvania (east)
Boundary Changes
See an interactive map of Trumbull County boundary changes.
Record Loss
Bible Records
Business Records and Commerce
See the book, Trumbull County Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions 1800-1930 compiled and published by the Trumbull County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society (1983), for a record of tombstone inscriptions found in all of the known cemeteries in the county. Several transcriptions were compiled into this one volume.
Interment.com - Trumbull County Cemeteries - http://www.interment.net/us/oh/trumbull.htm
FindAGrave.com - Trumbull County Cemeteries
Cemetery records often reveal birth, marriage, death, relationship, military, and religious information.
Online Grave Transcripts | Published Grave Transcripts | County Cemetery Directories |
Family History Library | ||
WorldCat | ||
Billion Graves | ||
See Ohio Cemeteries for more information.
Church Records
LDS Ward and Branch Records
- Brookfield
Finding More Church Records
Additional church records can sometimes be found using search phrases such as Trumbull County, Ohio Genealogy Church Records in online catalogs like:
- WorldCat (For instructions see WorldCat Online Catalog).
- FamilySearch Catalog (For instructions see FamilySearch Catalog Place-name Search).
Court Records
Emigration and Immigration
Ethnic, Political, or Religious Groups
Local Histories
- Upton, Harriet Taylor. A Twentieth Century History of Trumbull County, Ohio: A Narrative Account of Its Historical Progress, Its People, and Its Principal Interests. Evansville, IN: Whipporwill Publications, 1983. (full-text available at www.books.google.com)
- H.Z. Williams & Bro. History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties. Cleveland: H.Z. Williams, 1882. (full-text available at www.books.google.com)
- Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of Ohio In Two Volumes. An Encyclopedia of the State. Cincinnati: Published by the State of Ohio, 1907. (full-text available at www.books.google.com)
- Case, Leonard. Early Settlement of Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio. Cleveland: Fairbanks, Benedict & Co., printers, 1876. (full-text available at www.archive.org)
- Emily L. Varner, compiler, The People of Trumbull County 1800-2000, Cortland, OH: Howland Printing, 2000.
Land and Property
- Civil War
Civil War service men from Trumbull County served in various regiments. Men often joined a company (within a regiment) that originated in their county. Listed below are companies that were specifically formed in Trumbull County.
- - 41st Regiment, Ohio Infantry, Companies A and K
- - 105th Regiment, Ohio Infantry, Companies B, C, and I
Naturalization and Citizenship
Trumbull County, Ohio Genealogy newspapers may contain genealogical value including obituaries, births, marriages, deaths, anniversaries, family gatherings, family travel, achievements, business notices, engagement information, and probate court proceedings.
To access newspapers, contact public libraries, Ohio Genealogical Society chapters, college or university libraries, the Library of Congress, Google News, or the Ohio Historical Society. The Ohio Genealogical Society Obituary Database is another source of newspaper information.
For more Ohio newspaper information see the Newspaper Guides on the wiki page Ohio Newspapers.
Courtesy of The Warren-Trumball County Public Library:
Warren Tribune Chronicle:
- Obituraries: 1900-1938
- Obituaries: 1970, part of 1980, 1981, 1987, 2009
Public Records
Trumbull County Archives
Emily Varner, Archivist. Stone Building, 118 High Street NW, Warren, OH 44481. website
The archives includes and maintains the following records:
- Auditors Tax Duplicates 1811, 1839-1946
- Auditors Transfer Lists 1960-1992
- Births 1867-1908
- Commissioners Journals 1828-1929
- Deaths 1867-1908
- Estates 1803-1989
- Marriages 1800-1995
- Mortgage Records & Indices 1850-1947
- Probate Records 1803-1953
- Probate/Administration Docket 1837 on
- Probate Journals 1854-1966
- Wills 1841-1966
Trumbull County Courthouse
160 High St NW
Warren, OH 44481
Phone: 330.675.2557
Clerk Court has divorce, court and naturalization
records from 1800; Probate Judge has marriage
and probate records; County Recorder has land records[2]
Family History Centers
- Warren-Trumbull County Public Library
Local History and Genealogy Room
444 Mahoning Avenue NW
Warren, Ohio 44483
(330) 399-8807 ext 120
Unique collections include, among others:
WINNAGLE COLLECTION contains research materials gathered on local families by genealogist Grace Marvin Winnagle (1882-1965). A wide variety of collected data and correspondence is included.
UNUSUAL SOURCES (Records from the Ohio Penitentiary, Ohio Reformatory (Mansfield), the Ohio School for the Deaf & Dumb (Columbus), the Boys Industrial School (Lancaster) and the Girls Industrial School (Delaware) are on microfilm for the early years.)
- Trumbull County Genealogical Society
PO Box 309
Warren, Ohio 44482
- Ohio Historical Society
1982 Velma Avenue
Columbus, OH 43211-2497
(614) 297-2510
Finding More Tax Records
Additional tax records can sometimes be found using search phrases such as Trumbull County, Ohio Genealogy Tax Records in online catalogs like:
- WorldCat (For instructions see WorldCat Online Catalog).
- FamilySearch Catalog (For instructions see FamilySearch Catalog Place-name Search).
Vital Records
- 1867-1908. Births were not required to be recorded until 1867, and are generally not available prior to that date. The Trumbull County Archives has birth records from 1867-1908 indexed alphabetically on cards.
- 1908-present. The Ohio Department of Health maintains the birth records from 29 Dec 1908 to present.
- 1800-Sept 1995. The Trumbull County Archives has both an alphabetical card index, and actual certificates available. Marriage licenses are available from 1816, when they were kept separately, but in 1891 they were combined with the marriage certificates.
- 1808-1975, Records. The Trumbull County Archives has transcripts of each case from civil, criminal and divorce courts, in Common Pleas Court Journals and Common Pleas Court Record Books.
- 1949-present, Abstracts. Abstracts of original divorce decrees from 7 Sep 1949 to present are maintained at the Ohio Department of Health. Records prior to this date are generally maintained in the probate court of the county in which the original marriage license was filed.
- 1867-1908. The Trumbull County Archives also has the death records for this time period indexed alphabetically on cards. Deaths were not required to be recorded until 1867.
- 1908-1944. The Ohio Historical Society maintains death certificates for the state from 20 Dec 1908 - 31 Dec 1944.
- 1945-present. The Ohio Department of Health maintains the death certificates for this time period.
- Death certificates online:1908-1953 Free name indexes and certificate images at FamilySearch. Records include such information as birth date of deceased, city, county, and state of death, name of spouse if married, names of parents, maiden name of mother, name of informant, if deceased was single, married, windowed or divorced, occupation of deceased.
Web Sites
- USGenWeb project, Trumbull County page. May have maps, name indexes, history or other information for this county. Select the state, then the county.
- Family History Library Catalog
- Trumbull County Genealogical Society
- Trumbull County History & Genealogy - Genealogy Trails
- Trumbull County Ohio History - American Local History Network
- Townships are 5 miles by 5 miles square
- Trumbull originally had 25 townships
- Presently there are 24 towships, 6 cities and 5 villages
Bazetta | Bloomfield | Braceville | Bristol | Brookfield | Champion | Farmington | Fowler | Greene | Gustavus | Hartford | Howland | Hubbard | Johnston | Kinsman | Liberty | Mecca | Mesopotamia | Newton | Southington | Vernon | Vienna | Warren | Weathersfield
Cortland | Girard | Hubbard | Newton Falls | Niles | Warren
Lordstown | McDonald | Orangeville | W. Farmington | Yankee Lake
Neighboring Counties
- Ashtabula
- Crawford County, Pennsylvania
- Geauga
- Lawrence County, Pennsylvania
- Mahoning
- Mercer County, Pennsylvania
- Portage
- ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Trumbull County, Ohio" in Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trumbull_County,_Ohio (accessed 10 May 2012).
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Trumbull County, Ohio. Page 546 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.


text: Ask the science advisor of Gravity, Kevin Grazier, anything you want!Ria Misra10/14/13 3:05pmFiled to: Ask The ExpertQ&AGravityNASAJPLISSBattlestar GalacticaEurekadefiance795EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink There have been a lot of questions about the scientific plausibility of Alfonso Cuaron's hit movie Gravity — so we've asked the film's science advisor, Kevin Grazier, to come in and answer your questions. Grazier has also worked on Battlestar Galactica, Eureka and Defiance. Advertisement Grazier spent 15 years at the Jet Propulsion Lab at NASA, where he was a research scientist and science planning engineer — working on, amongst other things, the Cassini ISS (Imaging Science Subsystem), a system combining a range of wide and narrow angle cameras responsible for generating equally stunning footage and data. But you may also be familiar with him for his work behind a very different kind of camera.Grazier is joining us today, to answer our questions about space, pop culture, science advising, and the intersection of the three. Start putting your questions into the comments below and then, at 2pm (PDT), Kevin will be joining us to answer a few of them. Advertisement Image: CICLOPS / NASAReply79 repliesLeave a reply


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Fleur de Sel Caramels {from The Caramel Jar}
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Necklaces by Sarah Jane Studios
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Press Release AIDS Action Applauds the House of Representatives on Ending the Syringe Exchange Federal Funding BanHistoric Moment in HIV Prevention
July 24, 2009 Washington -- AIDS Action Council applauds Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Appropriations Committee Chairman David Obey, the members of the Labor Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations Subcommittee and the House of Representatives on removing the ban on the use of federal funds for syringe exchange programs (SEPs) from the Fiscal Year 2010 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations bill. "This is an important and long overdue change in the prevention of HIV/AIDS and viral hepatitis," said Executive Director, Rebecca Haag. "This historic vote is the first time in 20 years that the federal government is on the verge of recognizing syringe exchange as an important, evidence-based tool in HIV prevention and the House is to be commended." More than 8,000 people directly or indirectly are infected by HIV and another 12,000 people are directly or indirectly infected by hepatitis through injection drug use. Syringe exchange programs are one of our most effective means of preventing HIV and viral hepatitis infections. SEPs are cost-effective, serve as a bridge to health care services for hard-to-reach populations, protect communities and law enforcement officials, and provide access to substance abuse treatment for injection drug users. Removal of the ban provides communities the freedom to use their federal HIV and hepatitis prevention funds on strategies that best fit their local needs, including syringe exchange programs. "One concern that we have is today's vote left intact a provision in the bill that seeks to restrict federal funding to syringe exchange programs (SEPs) that operate at least 1,000 ft. away from day care centers, schools, universities, public pools, parks, playgrounds, video arcades or youth centers or an event sponsored by these organizations," said Deputy Executive Director Ronald Johnson. "These restrictions cover everywhere; they will make it all but impossible for SEPs to receive federal funding in urban areas where they are perhaps most needed," he said. He added, "We call on the Senate and House to remove these restrictions as well." "The diligent work of Chairman David R. Obey (D-WI) and other Appropriations Committee members on this issue finally came to fruition today," said Johnson. "AIDS Action thanks all the members of House who voted to end the ban on federal funding for syringe exchange programs." This article was provided by AIDS Action.


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Unless you have the luck of Craig Raine – who was recently invited to bring 20 years' worth of his literary journalism back to life between hard covers by messrs Atlantic – turning a collection of old book reviews into a commercial proposition requires a certain adroitness. At the very least, the endeavour needs some kind of controlling impulse, the sense of pattern and design, and as a veteran compiler of works of this sort, David Lodge spends most of his short introduction to Lives in Writing trying to convince us of its thematic unity.
"These essays variously describe, evaluate and exemplify different ways in which the lives of real people are represented in the written word," he insists. Ah, but the book's title has another meaning. All but one of its subjects – these include H G Wells, Simon Gray and Frank Kermode – are engaged "in writing"; and so "the connection between their lives and the work they produced makes a thread ...." Meanwhile, another tocsin clangs intermittently. Nearly all the pieces "contain autobiographical passages of my own, and some in the latter part of the book are framed as memoirs".
The intriguing aspect of this keenness on the life-art connection is that it goes against the doctrinal grain of so much of the world in which Lodge spent his professional life, as Professor of Modern English Literature at the University of Birmingham. As he concedes, in the very first essay – on Norman Sherry's three-volume life of Graham Greene – Eliot may well have fostered a new movement in academic criticism by detaching the artist from his material. On the other hand, "we" ( "we" are presumably that fabled creature "the general reader") "are fascinated by the mystery of literary creation, and therefore eager to discover the sources of a writer's inspiration; but we also take a simply inquisitive human interest in the private lives of important writers ...."
As for the essayist's own curiosity, and its wellsprings, Lodge, as he candidly admits, is a creature of his age: born in 1935 into the Catholic south London lower-middle-class, an upwardly mobile grammar-school boy who made the most of the opportunities offered by a rapidly expanding post-war landscape. For him not to be interested in Greene, Muriel Spark or Kingsley Amis would be the equivalent of Salman Rushdie denouncing Garcia Marquez as a fraud, and when he notes that Amis and his contemporaries "voiced the feelings of a new generation of lower-middle-class youth pushed up the social ladder by free secondary and tertiary education", you feel you know precisely the impact Lucky Jim must have had on its readers back in 1954.
Terry Eagleton, Malcolm Bradbury and, rather oddly, Princess Diana, follow in – I was going to say "quick succession", but in fact Lodge's animating spark is his sedulousness, his ability to marshal the facts, pronounce a judgement and then subtly qualify it. Bright, epigrammatic banter is there none, but the ruminative approach has its advantages, especially when Lodge gets down to tracking some of the evasions practised by the great and good in their comments on public events: Greene's inability to grasp that in writing an admiring introduction to the spy Kim Philby's memoirs he was defending a man who had sent numbers of British agents to their deaths; the faltering steps taken by Alan Bennett whenever he quits the homely and the domestic for international politics; Richard Dawkins' disinclination to admit that "scientific materialism" hasn't done a great deal for the impoverished believer of the shanty town.
Best of all is the memoir, or rather series of memoirs, of Malcolm Bradbury, with whom Lodge talked, corresponded and collaborated for nearly 40 years. Bradbury was a much more complex character than he sometimes seems on paper – Lodge notes his distaste for the incoming Labour government of 1964 on the grounds that they would muck up education – and his formative years are a mark of quite how tough this scramble up the socio-intellectual ladder could be for a young man in the early '50s.
Just as Lodge's parents would have made him leave school at 16 had a friendly headmaster not intervened, so Bradbury was denied the chance of an Oxbridge place merely because his father would not allow him to stay on at school beyond his A-levels.
Personal debris of this kind is littered throughout Lives in Writing: its collective impact is enough to suggest that, if he liked, David Lodge could write a fascinating autobiography. In the meantime, I hope he won't mind me pointing out that Malcolm Bradbury was 68 when he died, that Midnight's Children won the Booker Prize in 1981 and that there is no such place as "Peterhouse College Cambridge".
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