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I like to joke around and tell people the three greatest inventions of recent times are the air conditioner, the toilet (modern in-house sanitation really isn't that old) and GPS navigation. I'm only trying to make a point of course—everyone knows the greatest technological advances have all happened in plastic surgery. It's my way of saying how grateful I am to live during a time when we have these kinds of conveniences. I can get in my car, go somewhere I've never been to, and not have to look at a paper map to know how to get there.
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Pioneer's new flagship AVIC-Z120BT definitely can take you where you need to go. This is a sophisticated-looking, well-designed double-DIN all-in-one nav, audio and video unit with a generous 7" touchscreen and a ton of features. When I installed it (a straightforward, easy installation), I didn't bother putting on the trim ring since I'd be removing the unit soon enough, but the unit is so slick, it looked terrific anyway. Turning it on, you'll notice it only takes about three seconds for the music to start playing and about 9 seconds before you get the menu screen. That's actually pretty good. You may remember some previous AVICs had an issue with really long startup times. Not the case here.
The menu is incredibly easy to navigate. Users familiar with recent AVICs know it well enough. You have navigation, phone and AV source. Any time you're in one of those sections and want to switch, you can hit the Mode soft touch button on the bottom "bar" of the unit or press Home for the main menu again. It's all very intuitive and user-friendly. In total, there are 8 soft-touch buttons along the bottom, one for utilizing the voice recognition/commands system, volume + and -, Home, Mode, track < and > and Eject. Simple.
Accessing Pandora is equally easy. Download the app (it's free), connect your iPhone, press the Pandora icon that automatically appears on the side and then turn on the app, select a station. This was the best new feature for me on the AVIC-Z120BT. The variety of music you get (at no extra cost, no less) is amazing. It almost makes satellite radio superfluous. Between some of the great local stations we have in L.A., Pandora and the iPod, I had pretty much all I needed for long drives through traffic. Although once in a while I did have to open the face and insert a disc—it's getting so that that seems anachronistic!
There is one issue with Pandora. You can't multitask while it's playing. If you want to check something on your phone real quick and have to leave the Pandora screen, the signal is discontinued (not that we recommend you do anything with your phone while driving). I had initially written that the problem is compounded by the fact that you have no control over your stations through the AVIC when listening to Pandora. That is true if you don't download the Pioneer app for Pandora. If you have the regular app you can still access music, but you won't be able to see on the AVIC screen your list of previously selected stations. But regardless of the app you're using, if you want to find new stations, you will still have to return to your iPhone and add channels there. If you like to switch from genre to genre, especially during longer drives, like I do, then you'd better be very careful when and how you use the phone to change what you're listening to! Or load a bunch of different genres on your app before you start your vehicle.
If you get tired of Pandora, then you can always switch over to your iPod. Pioneer has put a lot of thought into how you can navigate through your music library. Some of it's great and some not so great. I like the fact that you can click on the artist line on the screen and instantly go to the list for all artists (this applies for albums and songs as well). Simply touch the text describing the artist and voila. Very cool. In fact, practically all the visual icons on screen are linked. It's kind of like being on your computer. But the slide feature for scrolling through the alphabet of artists or albums or songs can be a little frustrating. Sometimes I scrolled too far, or not enough, or worse I would inadvertently click on an something I didn't want to hear. When you're not driving it's not as bad. While driving, it's not recommended, practically speaking and from the point of view of safety. Some people may not find this a big deal. It really depends on your habits. You may play an album and listen to it almost all the way through. Overall, the navigation design for your music list is intuitive. For instance, it's also clearly marked where you can select between music and video on your iPod. Note: if you want video playback from your iPod you need an additional cable from Pioneer which will add a small cost to the MSRP of $1,600 for the AVIC-Z120BT.
Audio Options
You have the usual preset EQ settings like Powerful, Natural, Vocal, Flat. Of course you can customize as well. Further though you can adjust your High Pass Filter, subwoofer and also utilize the unit's Staging options. They're called, Music Studio, Dynamic Theater, Actor's Stage and Living Room. I'm not exactly enthusiastic about the descriptions, but you get the idea. The first is a bit more intimate in sound quality, not as much as the last, while Theater and Stage provide a greater sense of acoustic space. I'm not generally a fan of this type of adjustments but they do offer some distinctive qualities that some people may enjoy.
New Features
The second generation ECO feature helps you track your driving. Honestly this was pretty much lost on me. I'm not that interested in whether or not I'm driving in some optimal fashion and what impact my driving might be having on the environment. For you green consumers that have the AVIC in your Priuses, I'm sure this will be a lot of fun, however. Seriously though, it is a legitimate feature that actually serves a serious purpose. The other truly new feature is MusicSphere, a software that creates mood-based playlists via iTunes for your iPod. I downloaded this on my PC (it's not available for Mac until later this year). That was unfortunate for me as my music library is on my Mac iTunes! So I had to sync with my PC iTunes once I downloaded MusicSphere. Terrific. This is one of those ridiculous (if understandable) precautionary design decisions by Apple that really annoy me, that you have to sync with a single computer. What do you do if you own three Macs and a PC, as I and a lot of other people do!? My rhetorical question for Apple. But I digress.
MusicSphere took a long time to analyze my 300+ audio file library on my PC. So long that I finally left the office for lunch. While I was able to load my MusicSphere folder onto my iPhone, I had an issue with utilizing it on the AVIC. I will have to report back on this later, as I wasn't able to resolve this prior to this review deadline and didn't allow for enough time for a response from Pioneer. On iTunes it clearly showed, however, the 40 specialized playlists, separated into various categories of what might be described as emotional qualities. Not sure how much I would use that, but it's not a bad idea. It's basically doing what DJs have been doing for club crowds for years.
The AVIC-Z120BT uses the TeleAtlas map database which covers the United States, Canada, Alaska and Hawaii. It has 12 million points of interest (POIs). But as I tell anyone that asks about what features to look for when shopping for an aftermarket nav unit, you can ignore POIs. I've yet to try an aftermarket product that provided a truly useful database. Too often you get weird results. For example you look for a Home Depot in your neighborhood and you get a listing for one 30 miles away. That was what I found on the AVIC; that is, it's really hit or miss, as it is on practically all nav units.
As for guidance, the unit performed quite well. Driving all over town, there really were no missteps aside f
rom very minor ones. When arriving at an office building it told me to make a u-turn instead of turning into the plaza where the building was located. Or approaching my home, the AVIC informed me I'd arrived when I was still half a block down the street from my place. Those are the only instances when the navigation was inaccurate and really that's very minor.
One thing that I really like about the nav system and what Pioneer does in general is the multiple route options. In dense areas where you have a lot of traffic, it's great having options for routes instead of taking one road and hoping for the best. This is a feature all nav units should have but don't. However, there is an option that I wished they could include. That's the one-button detour function which you find on the Garmin systems. That being said, the Kenwood we reviewed a while back which has Garmin nav doesn't have the multiple route option. I think both should be mandatory!
Of course Pioneer does have AVIC Feeds. If you haven't heard of this you might want to take a look at this video. It's actually a great summary of the power of this app.
Overall, navigation was excellent. The only real reservation I had was due to the long wait when you press Address to input a location. From the nav menu when you touch the Address icon it must be several seconds before the next screen loads. Perhaps I'm impatient by nature, but it seemed to me a little long to wait for that.
Voice Recognition
I love the idea of voice recognition technology, but so often it doesn't work the way you wish it would. I remember years ago evaluating the first flagship AVIC Z unit with VR. It did some things great, like recognize address input. But on the other hand it didn't hear POIs like say "Disneyland" very well. On the Z120BT, the system actually understood what I was saying almost all the time, but it was fairly slow and tedious. I hate to say it, but I've used factory nav systems with VR that are a little quicker in processing commands. However, I will say that neither aftermarket nor OE really satisfy my sci-fi dream of conversing with a helpful human-like computer like HAL—well, before he turns on you. I do, nonetheless, like having the VR option. It is a necessary option, one that continually gets better. And Pioneer's system also handles other commands beyond navigation, like controlling what source or music you're listening to. I found though that it does help to have a somewhat quiet car. I tried using VR with some music playing low in the background and that hampered the system. And also, my Honda isn't exactly luxury quiet.
No flagship unit would be complete unless it had Bluetooth. And that is what the BT stands for in Z120BT. This feature pretty much worked flawlessly for me. Connecting the iPhone was a snap. The unit quickly got my contact list and best of all the sound quality for both speaker and listener was excellent. I had the microphone positioned low, about chest height, pointed upward, and people I spoke with (like my regular test partner, my wife, who's gotten good at evaluating this kind of thing over the years) remarked how clear the sound was.
All in all (or all in one), the AVIC-Z120BT is a very cool product that makes driving easier and more enjoyable. Notwithstanding some of the issues mentioned above, it is a complete package that offers overall great performance and a wealth of features that I now have to have in my ride! I have to note everything I experienced during the evaluation, but I would say there wasn't any single aspect of functionality that really diminished the total quality of the product. It's ergonomically sound, aesthetically well designed and incredibly user-friendly. Quibble about this or that if you want. This deserves to be Pioneer's flagship AVIC.


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Thousands of mourners attended a memorial service for Sean Collier, the MIT police officer who authorities say was gunned down by the Boston marathon bombing suspects. His stepbrother Rob Rogers told the crowd, "People have asked me, if Sean were here, what would he think? Are you kidding me? He would love this. You've got sirens. Flashing lights. Formations. People saluting. Bagpipes. Taps. The American flag. He would have loved it. He was born to be a police officer, and he lived out his dreams."
By Bill Dedman and Matthew DeLuca, NBC News
Vice President Biden spoke at the memorial for slain MIT police officer Sean Collier and condemned terrorism, saying, "Boston, you sent a powerful message to the world."
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Two young men about the same age apparently crossed paths last Thursday night in the Kendall Square area, on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. One was an MIT police officer known for his extraordinary ease at building relationships with foreign students. The other was an immigrant from the Caucasus.
Perhaps if they'd met in a different circumstance, Tamerlan Tsarnaev would have taken a liking to Officer Sean A. Collier. Everybody else seemed to.
On a campus where 40 percent of graduate students are from other countries, where their experience with police officers may be limited to violent confrontation, students found an exuberant friend in the 27-year-old Collier. In only 15 months on campus, he found a place in its heart. Collier joined the Outing Club to learn winter hiking, and trained with students by running stairs at night, sometimes in his uniform if he was on duty. "When we did a day hike in plaid flannel to yodel off of a mountain, Sean was the most enthusiastic yodeler of all of us," recalled alumnus Maddie Hickman. When he worked security at a school dance, he decided he'd better take dancing lessons, so he wouldn't be embarrassed the next time he showed off his footwork.
Officer Sean A. Collier, 27, of the MIT Police was killed April 18 in Cambridge.
Collier was shot dead in his police car on April 18, apparently as the Tsarnaev brothers made a failed attempt to get another weapon. The killing of Collier and a carjacking eventually led to the death that night of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, during a shootout with police in neighboring Watertown. It also eventually led to the capture on Friday afternoon of his 19-year-old brother, Dzhokhar, who is facing federal charges in the April 15 bombings at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
The MIT community mourned Collier on Wednesday with a powerful midday memorial service on the baseball and softball facility, Briggs Field, about a five-minute walk across campus from where he died. Fifteen thousand chairs were filled with a sea of blue caps worn by law enforcement officers from around the nation. A huge American flag waved from the tips of two fire department ladders. Collier's casket was placed on a bier.
The service began with mournful bagpipes and ended with the playing of taps, then a flyover by police helicopters. Vice President Joe Biden spoke, paying tribute not only to Collier and his family, but to the families of all law enforcement officers. James Taylor sang the folk song "The Water is Wide" with the MIT Symphony Orchestra and then his "Shower the People" with MIT a cappella ensembles. A handmade sign displayed prior to the memorial proclaimed "Collier Strong," a play on the "Boston Strong" meme. Students who couldn't get into the memorial gathered around campus to watch the live video feed.
The siblings of MIT Police Officer Sean A. Collier, 27, who was killed April 18, describe their brother on the TODAY Show.
Related: Family of Officer Collier on TODAY: "Sean was such a good person"
How could a police officer meet so many students in barely a year on campus? MIT Police Chief John DiFava offered his explanation.
"He was the same person in uniform then when he wasn't wearing the uniform," DiFava said. "He was able to achieve a level of trust with people of many different backgrounds that was truly remarkable. ... Many of our students come from countries where the police really are not their friends. ... Sean understood this right away. He made it his mission to achieve their trust."
Young Officer Collier, fresh out of the state police academy, applied his own brand of community policing. He lived in neighboring Somerville, where he had worked as a civilian for the police department and was planning to begin a job as an officer this summer.
"People have asked me, if Sean were here, what would he think?" said his stepbrother Rob Rogers. "Are you kidding me? He would love this. You've got sirens. Flashing lights. Formations. People saluting. Bagpipes. Taps. The American flag. He would have loved it. He was born to be a police officer, and he lived out his dreams."
Hickman, the former student, posted her memories of Collier along with other students on the Outing Club's website.
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Heightened security, empty streets, and memorials mark the the day after the Boston Marathon bombings.
"He wanted to get involved in countless other student organizations across campus," Hickman wrote. "He loved the MIT community, and loved getting to know students and becoming a part of the MIT culture. ... He was good at making lasting connections, not just at striking up conversations, and we became close friends. I ran into him regularly on campus, and stopped by often to chat through the window of his police cruiser, or on his patrols. Sean cared a lot about his job, and he cared intensely about people; he worked long hours, but always made time to stop and chat. He was incredibly easy-going and friendly, and we'd talk regularly - about life and the world, or just being silly.
"Sean used to stop by the student center while on shift, and often came by the MIT Lindy Hop dance in uniform," Hickman said. "At first, some of the dancers were nervous at the 'police presence' in the room, but Sean made friends quickly and stood by the door to hang out and chat. In the spirit of trying new things, he even started taking swing dancing lessons in his time off, so he could participate in future dances 'without being embarrassed,' as he said."
Chief DiFava said he saw Collier about 9:30 last Thursday night, and pulled alongside his police car. He said Collier said he was "just making sure everyone is behaving." An hour later, DiFava said, he got the phone call.
As the memorial continued, police snipers held positions on the tops of buildings.
Biden called the perpetrators of the marathon bombing "twisted, perverted, cowardly, knockoff jihadis." He said he's often asked why terrorists do what they do. "They do it to instill fear," he said. "The irony is, we read about these events, we experience them, but the truth is, on every frontier, terrorism as a weapon is losing. It is not gaining adherents." He called for Americans to hold firm to their values. "The moment we get in a crouch and are defensive, is the moment they win. ... We have not yielded to our fears. We have not compromised our values. We have not weakened our constitutional guarantees. We have not closed our borders. ... We will not hunker down. We will not be intimidated."
DeLuca reported from the memorial in Cambridge.
MIT has created a Sean A. Collier Memorial Fund, which will support a Collier Medal to be awarded to people who demonstrate Collier's values. And his family has suggested that memorial gifts be made to the Jimmy Fund of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.


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I have a beautiful, sweet, lovable female pitbull looking mix. She looks like a Welsh Corgi mix but I know for a fact she isnt.
Her mom Pearl (passed) was a sharpei, american bulldog, bull terrier mix. and her father Earl is a shapei, american bulldog mix.
The puppies from this pair couldnt have been a wider range of looks. The litter was named after the Beverly Hillbillies.
Elly May Clampett, Granny, Jed, MILDRED, Jethrine, JETHRO, Daisy, Jane Hathaway, etc. I cant remember all the puppies names . There was 11 total, Plus Pearl and Earl the parents.
Miss Millie has the largest most adorable "bat" ears that stand completely up all the way all the time. She is a gorgeous red/brown colour with white markings on her tip of her tail, blaze down her face, chest, and feet. She also has those sexy bedroom eyes where it looks like she has dark black eyeliner. (God I LOVE her eyes )
She is small at around 32lbs. Very stocky and muscular naturally. But all she wants is to be in your lap and loved on. She wants to be as close as possible to you. She is a little shy and a tiniest bit skittish at first when she meets you, but she never snaps or tries to bite. Simply let her come to you and let her know you are okay and you will have a best friend for years to come. She likes to go everywhere with you. And is EXTREMELY intelligent.
I have had her about 2 weeks now, and before I got her she was kept outside in a lot. Never wore a collar or leash. Feet never on anything but grass and dirt. The first hour I had her I was able to get a collar on her and a leash. She didnt really freak out... but didnt want to go walk around on leash. Stayed put, would not move. The 2nd day she would move a little, but a little timid and kept looking back as if to say, "Why are you following me you freak?!?" The 3rd day she walks on leash like she has always been on one. Although she has her retarded moments where she will get carried away sniffing and sometimes tie herself up around a tree or something . She hasnt figured out that the leash cant move with her.
As mentioned she has been outside most of her life. During the time I have had her she has made great progress. She has even been kennel trained and kinda likes it. She does great with my older female Lou Lou, but she gets nervous around my large male Riley. She gets along great with her brother obviously, though when he annoys her too much she will give him a little nip and then they are good. She is going through heat now, and I plan to get her fixed and microchipped.
If I do these things, her adoption will be about $100 to cover the cost. The money will go to help other dogs and animals affected by the recent storms. Otherwise her adoption will be about $45 and that is just to cover her shots, and to allow a small donation to the animals in need. She is up to date on her shots, and will come with her Rabies tags and papers stating so. I would provide documentation on her other shots but they were done by an at home visit vet and the papers were lost during the storms.
She is a little larger than a Jack Russel Terrier, but not by much. She is very calm, sweet natured. Very loving, loves to give you a few licks on the cheek or neck. LOVES to ride in the car (or truck in our case right now ). Does alright off leash, but gets scared and may run to a corner in new areas. She will always come when called. I call her Millie, or Mil-Mil.
She gets very affectionate when called Millie .
She came at a time when I was going camping so she has been staying with me in a tent. She likes her kennel, but would rather be on the air mattress with me . She has only peed in the tent once, and does good on a tie out outside. When Im fishing she doesnt bother the fish or anything at all just sits there calmly sunbathing. DOES NOT LIKE SWIMMING!!! LOL But would gladly watch you do it . When giving her a bath you can coax her in the tub before turning on the water and she is fine, or fill a tub, pick her up and sit her in it.
She would be perfect for an elderly lady or couple. Or a first time dog owner. She was raised with my 3 year old little cousin who knew how to treat and handle dogs (i.e. no kicking throwing items or pulling tails) but I have tested myself gently tugging on her ears and tails and toes. She doesnt really seem too bothered by it and will move when it gets to be too much. She will let you look at her teeth. She may need a slight teeth cleaning, but i give her Dentatreats and they seem to be helping. Will try toothbrushing soon. Her teeth are not that bad, but a little plaque is present. Not much.
She is very smart and loves to learn new things. She is more attention motivated. Not really food or toy motivated. She doesnt play with toys but will sometimes engage into play with my older female or her brother, Jethro.
She could be introduced to other pets, but slowly as she is intimidated and may bark or growl. She wont bite or try to fight but would just rather run and hide.
She will hunt mice?? Out at the camp site when on the tie out she stalked and pounced a small field mouse. She didnt eat it but just killed it and left it be. She is also a great watch dog. I can take her with me to the store and leave in her the car. I had a friend she never met try to get in and she would not allow it. She also lets me know when people pull up that I dont hear. As well as she has worked as her brother's ears their whole lives.
She has had 1 puppy in her life. Accidental. And that was the smartest puppy. She knew her name, Sally, by 3 and a half weeks. And is now owned by a family with a 7 year old girl with cerebral palsy (did I spell that right???) and she helps that little girl go through every day life. She will soon be going through service dog training and certification in a few months.
She is a great girl, and I hate to see her leave, I have been blessed to see her grow up and to even keep her during this time. I would love to be able to keep her but situations do not allow. I would like her to go to a caring family to give her the time and love she deserves. She is a perfect little angel and has only been in trouble with me once. And raising your voice is enough to let her know she did wrong. She only wants to please and will do anything possible to do so.
I can put up more pictures on request. I would like to get updates on her well being occasionally. Especially during her first few days and weeks. Also if you cannot keep her I would gladly take her back to prevent her going to the pound.
If you could take her, please let me know. This little girl deserves so much more than what I can give her right now...
Pearl passed away during the storms... she will be greatly missed..
I will be keeping the deaf male for fear for him. He can be a little much to handle because he is deaf and needs special handling and training. He will be microchipped and fixed as well. And unless someone could really convince me they could care for him and give him what he needs, I will keep him for the rest of his life. Him and Lou Lou are already best of friends and he will even whine when he cant see me or her.
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The near perfect weather and the pink, sandy beaches of Barbados attract tourists to this culturally rich island. Most of all, you'll love the island's amazing restaurants. But you're not on vacation just to eat. You want some beach, some activity and some fun. You'll find it all here. Although it's only a mere 166 square miles, Barbados boasts some 60 beaches, all of which are free and open to the public. With an average daily temp of 78 degrees and lots of sunny days, nearly every day is a perfect day to visit! And if having afternoon tea or taking up the sport of cricket interest you, then you'll appreciate the island's distinct British flavor. In addition to that, Barbados flaunts its bragging rights as the birthplace of rum so, plan to sample a rum punch or two while you're there. While most of the resorts, restaurants and island activity are in southern Barbados, the eastern side of the island is gaining a following for its natural landscapes and wicked surf, including one of the best surfing spots in the world – the Soup Bowl. So whether you want great food, great fun or great beaches, Barbados has it all.
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St Lawrence Gap is located south of Bridgetown and is a major hub for eating, drinking and shopping. Considered the most sophisticated portion of the island, many visitors remain in this part of the island for their entire stay. But if you want to see a more rural, historic side of Barbados, traveling through the central region of the country allows you to see the natural vegetation Barbados has to offer. Taking a tour up to the northern point will let you see some gorgeous 19th century buildings with overhanging balconies. Many of these homes are being renovated. You'll also get to see fishing villages with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Most Caribbean islands claim being the founding father of rum, but Barbados has the world's oldest distillery. Mount Gay has been producing rum well before 1703, so they might just have bragging rights to be the birthplace of rum!
To really learn about this sweet treat, take the 45-minute tour in their Bridgetown plant and learn about the rum-making process. The intense process of turning sugar cane into fine rum will give you a whole new appreciation for the alcohol. And to quench your thirst, the tour even includes sampling the rum.
If you're looking for a great souvenir, you can buy a bottle of this famous concoction to take home with you!
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Plan to spend an afternoon experiencing Barbados on horseback. You'll love riding along the shores as the gentle ocean waves roll in. The breathtaking views you'll see of the ocean and countryside make for memorable moments on your vacation. This is for sure a photo op moment! Can't you see a vacation picture of yourself on a horse with the ocean in the background?
Most tours will take you through lush green trails and down to the beach, where you can ride along the ocean's edge. You'll for sure stop off at some great lookout points with stunning views of Barbados. Saddle up for this journey of the island!
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Barbadians are enthusiastic sportsmen and love a wide variety of sports and activities. And, if you have always wanted to see a Polo Tournament, then plan to see visiting teams take on teams from Barbados. The sport dates back to 1884 in Barbados and has a strong polo club that has made sure this sport is a continued tradition.
The sport delights children as they watch the majestic horses charge up and down the field. And the skill of the players as they strike their mallet and control their horse is amazing to see. The best time to see a tournament is Jan-May, during Polo season. This Barbados tradition makes for a day of family fun!
The tournaments often draw large crowds, but you'll have several sporting facilities to choose from to watch this sport in action.
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In 1987, the Barbados Sea Turtle Project began to help keep turtles protected on the island. Because of their efforts, the island now boasts a healthy population of these tantalizing turtles.
So, when you want to explore more on your snorkeling adventure than the brightly colored coral and the vibrant marine life, choose a tour where you get to interact and play with the sea turtles.
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Barbados is home to one of the world's most famous surfing sites, the Soup Bowl. Off the east coast of the island, the Soup Bowl calls only those that are proficient swimmers and skilled surfers.
Even if you aren't a surfer, taking a day to sit back on the beach and watch the experienced surfers take on the waves is still worth your time. It's fascinating to watch how effortlessly they can glide over the waters.
In November, the Independence Classic Surfing Championship is held here. So, if you want to see the pros in action, plan to check it out on your vacation.
Barbados Quick Facts
English, but the Bajan dialect can be heard around the island.
Barbados dollar is the official dollar, but the US dollar is widely accepted.
110v is available in the majority of the hotels, but some do have 220v.
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I love the idea of a free yoga class for beginners outside! Maybe it'll get more people into the spiritual and physical journey.
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Adam Larsson could go 1 or 2. Question is, will he play in NHL next season?
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Adam Larsson, the Swedish defenseman, is a blue-chip prospect certain to go in the top four in this coming Friday's first round of the NHL draft. He very well could become a draftee of the Colorado Avalanche on that night, when Avs personnel step to the podium in St. Paul, Minn., and declare their choice at No. 2.
One thing no one seems to know for sure at the moment is: will Larsson play in the NHL next season?
"I don't know right now," said Lars Johansson, general manager of Larsson's Swedish Elite League team, Skelleftea.
I talked to Johansson this morning – while he was getting ready to sit down to dinner in Sweden, being eight hours ahead there – and he said his team will wait for a decision just like everyone else after he's drafted Friday. There was a quote by his agent, Claes Elefalk, in a recent NHL.com story saying "Our belief is we'll stay another year or two in Sweden."
Will that dissuade a team wanting to get better right away like the Avs from taking him? They can't say anything about any of the prospects, so we'll have to wait and see. But I do believe the Avs' core belief now is that a successful, long-lasting foundation must be built through the defense.
But I continue to hear from some hockey people in the know that the Avs are highly interested in getting either Ryan Nugent-Hopkins or Jonathan Huberdeau. Of course, you hear a lot of stuff. I believe the Avs are still seriously considering Larsson too, but if he really does want to stay a year or two in Sweden still, it might make them shy away.
Johansson said whoever gets Larsson in the NHL will eventually get a very good player. "He needs to get a little stronger, but he is probably the best player I've seen here in the last several years," he said.
Larsson actually is under contract to play for Skelleftea of the SEL next season. But he would be eligible to get out of the deal and play in the NHL this coming season should he decide to do that.
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What to Eat on a Gluten Free Diet - The Week One Basics
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The hardest part of the Gluten-Free Diet, is when you realize that wheat is in almost every processed food imaginable! But don't think about that right now! Give yourself a moment to mourn the fact that you can't buy normal bread and pasta anymore. And then, let's focus on eating some healthy (unprocessed) Gluten-Free Food!
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My name is Mary and, once upon a time, I was a 23 year-old newlywed–and I needed to learn how to bake some Gluten-Free Bread pronto! I was confident at first. After all, I had spent many evenings cooking with my mother and grandmother. Plus, I was armed with a brand new bread machine. So what could go wrong? I scoured the internet for Gluten-Free Bread recipes. (There weren't too many to choose from at the time). And, I settled on one that involved soaking Brown Rice overnight, grinding it, and then making bread dough from the mush. Yes, you read that correctly. Trust me–it came out bad.
But over the next few years, I experimented with dozens of Gluten-Free Bread mixes. Every single loaf of bread I made either never managed to rise, had a weird taste, or was too crumbly for a sandwich! This was not good! But, I was determined to make good gluten-free bread for my family. And, I decided that I was going to find a recipe that worked–even if I had to invent one myself. And I did! After years of tweaking recipes and swapping out ingredients, I finally came up with a Gluten Free Sandwich Bread Recipe that tasted great!
But discovering one bread recipe was just the beginning. Eating gluten-free isn't merely a matter of following the directions in a cookbook. It's a way of life! (And a healthy one at that!) My husband and I created this website to help others who have decided to adopt a similar health-conscious lifestyle. Read on as we share our journey with you. But for starters, let's list a quick and easy menus that outlines what to eat on a gluten free diet.
|If you usually eat cold cereal for breakfast, then this week try Rice Chex, Corn Chex, Cinnamon Chex, Honey Nut Chex, Chocolate Chex, or Strawberry Chex. These Chex cereals are the only mainstream gluten free cereals. If you live near an urban center, you may find that your grocery store carries other gluten free specialty cereals, and if they do then feel free to try them.
|If you usually eat a breakfast bar for breakfast, first check to see if your usual bar is marked gluten free. If not, then I'd suggest switching to cereal or fresh fruit for a week. You'll be tempted to read the labels on all of the breakfast bars in the grocery store, but that's just going to depress you. Save that for next week. Unless your store carries Larabars – those are all gluten free.
|If you usually eat a hot breakfast, then see how many eggs recipes that you can come up with. A few that I can think of off the top of my head are: scrambled, fried, poached, omelette with veggies, and frittatas. Bacon, sausage, and hot cereals are all processed and should be avoided this week unless they are marked gluten free.
|If you have access to a microwave at lunch, then the easiest option is to eat leftovers from last night's meal for lunch. Add a salad or fresh fruit if you need to round out the meal. Lunch is easily the most bread-centric meal of the day, so don't freak out when everyone around you is having sandwiches. You will be able to eat good bread again.
|Not crazy about the microwave? Then try a large salad and some fresh fruit. I like to add chickpeas to my salad as the protein – that way I don't have to worry if I forget to take my lunch to the refrigerator. A lot of salad dressings contain gluten; an easy solution is to make your own vinaigrette at home and take that with you to dress your salad. Check out these recipes from Michael Ruhlman's new book, Ratio, if you need some guidance.
|If you have to go out for lunch, then try to get the lunch moved to a restaurant that has a gluten-free menu (or a chef who's familiar with the diet). If you're new to gluten free foods, then you might get frustrated-trying to identify the gluten foods on your own. Don't be afraid to inquire about the food with the restaurant staff. They should be able to tell you which items are gluten free, or can be prepared gluten free. And, if you call ahead, hopefully all of this can take place discreetly in the background.
|The easiest way to go about preparing a gluten-free dinner, may be to simply stick with the classics. Just prepare some simple servings of meat (seasoned with salt, pepper, and/or other herbs). And, a side of fresh vegetables, followed by a side of rice and potatoes.
|When you're ready to try out your own culinary skills, then visit our Gluten Free Recipes Database, and try a recipe or two. (Each one can be printed out.) Hopefully, these recipes will keep you from having to search far and wide for gluten-free recipes. That's quite annoying for beginners.
|Eating out for a gluten-free dinner is, of course, quite similar to eating out for lunch. Do some snooping in your local paper, or do some Google (or Yelp), searching and find a gluten-free restaurant near you.
Make a list of what you'd like to eat for each day of the week. Here's an example:
Monday: Rice Chex and banana for breakfast, green salad (with chickpeas) and balsamic vinaigrette dressing for lunch; cheddar cheese slices and an apple for snack; baked chicken breast, mashed potatoes, and roasted veggies for dinner.
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A few months ago, I decided to create a couple of new bread recipes. Was I in for another tedious (multi-month) ordeal? Not this time. I wrote out the new recipes, baked them, and they were awesome. (I even baked a 2nd batch to confirm the recipe.) And then they were ready to send out to my newsletter readers! That's it. Two batches and I was done! When you start a Gluten Free Diet you may be initially intimidated by all the info. But trust me, that is the kind of "kitchen confidence" that you can foster too. And the best part is, there is no need for you to go through the long learning curve that I did!
Step 1. Stop Expecting Perfection.
I recently asked a large FB group what was keeping them from enjoying gluten free baking. One of the responses was, "a lack of a 100% guarantee that the recipe will turn out."
I know none of us want to have a recipe turn out badly, but it's going to happen. And that's good. You'd never learn a thing if some of your recipes don't go wrong. To truly understand your ingredients, you have to be able to contrast recipes that work and recipes that don't. Keep reading and I'll show you how to use those failures to boost your skills even faster.
Step 2. Use a Scale.
Two of the reasons that my first bread recipe took so long to develop is that I did not understand the tremendous advantages of using a scale to weigh my ingredients and using recipes that are written by weight. There is nothing about gluten free baking that I feel more strongly about than this. Buy a digital kitchen scale and use it!
Step 3. Take Notes.
A sturdy notebook will be the 2nd most useful tool in your gluten free kitchen. Use it as a journal and write down everything that you can measure and observe about the recipe as you are preparing it. And don't just do this the first time, do this every time that you're making a recipe that you want to learn from. And every time you make a tweak to a recipe. That way, when a recipe is unexpectedly WOW worthy (or unexpectedly bad) you'll be able to look back at your notes and see why. That is how you make the most of the inevitable failures!
My gluten free cooking classes include a printable note-sheet that you can complete as you work on a class. Each of the sheets is customized for the particular recipe that you're working on, so that you measure and observe the right variables. This has been invaluable in trouble-shooting results.
Step 4. Cook In A Group
If learning from your own mistakes expedites your gluten free skills, just imagine how much you can learn when you do you gluten free baking with others and can learn from their successes and mistakes too. In the group-coaching version of my classes, this kind of learning has taken place spontaneously. As we all baked bread in different kinds of loaf pans, we got to see how the shape, material, and size of each loaf pan affected the finished loaf of bread. Learning that, on your own, would take years of experiments and lots of money on loaf pans. Instead, we got to see it happen, discuss it, and quantify it in one week.
Step 5. Experiment
Find someone who's doing research and experiments and read about what they are doing! All of my biggest aha! moments in gluten free baking have come from reading articles about "normal" baking and then applying it to gluten free recipes. The aha! moment that allowed me to create a yeast-free bread recipe that would make a sandwich-sized loaf…yeah, that came from reading an article on baking cakes with wheat flour. Now, getting all geeky about recipes and rations and baking techniques may not be your cup of tea, and that's fine. But find the people that do love that and learn from them.
One of the more popular questions about changing to a gluten-free diet, is how to go about cooking gluten free baked goods. Many people love to bake their own bread, cakes, and pies. While others, simply want to learn how to avoid having to buy all of these products. The good news is that learning to bake gluten free food is a learnable skill! You can find many recipes for gluten free baking on my blog, but let's discuss some general tips here.
Most people aren't used to cooking with unprocessed foods. Nor have they ever spent much time looking for "gluten" in their food. So don't freak out if you still can't figure out what to eat. I'm going to give you some ideas for breakfast and lunch. And a sample menu plan (with a shopping list) for your dinner!
The most common ingredients used in gluten free baking are brown rice flour, corn starch (or tapioca starch), and xanthan gum. Brown rice flour and corn starch are pretty easy to figure out. They will provide the main ingredient in many gluten free baked goods. The availability of these ingredients may vary in your area. But, you can find them online at Amazon with a little effort.
Xanthan gum is something that you might not have heard of. It is the ingredient that takes the place of gluten in our bread and baked food. Just as gluten provides elasticity to wheat bread (allowing the bread to become light and airy instead of doughy) Xanthan gum does the same thing for gluten free bread.
The easiest way to get started in baking gluten free is to take a recipe that you like and simply substitute gluten free flour and some xanthan gum for the gluten-containing ingredients. You might not get things exactly right the first time, but that's OK! You'll get a feel for the portions as you go. So don't be alarmed if the dough doesn't have the texture that you're used to with wheat flour. Things will most likely look and taste a bit different as well. This is totally normal and to be expected. Now that our own taste buds have become acclimated to gluten free flours, we find that we enjoy our own gluten free baked goods even more than those made from store-bought brands.
The first few days and weeks of life on a gluten free diet are tough. You're not sure what to eat. Lots of the food in your pantry is full of gluten. And, many of your favorite comfort foods are off-limits just when you really need some comfort. But, there is hope. Here are seven things that we* enjoy about being on a gluten free diet. (Want even more benefits? Checkout our longer post here entitled: "8 Benefits of a Gluten Free Diet")
Many people with Celiac and/or gluten sensitivity begin to feel better within days of going gluten free. For me, it took one day for all of the painful symptoms to go away, and within a week or so I could tell that additional healing was taking place. Depending on the severity of the damage to your celia, it may take a while for you to become well-nourished again. But, celebrate the fact that you are going to feel great.
As you come off of gluten, you become aware of how your body is beginning to function differently. You're able to link changes in your body to changes in your diet. For us, this consciousness has carried over to other aspects of our diet. We are better able to notice whether foods make us feel good or bad, whether they give us energy or take it away. Once you've eliminated gluten, this increased awareness should help you identify any further food allergies and see if there other steps you can take to improve your diet.
Most processed foods contain gluten or potential gluten sources. If you're used to cooking with processed foods as we were, then the initial transition is going to be a big adjustment. But the upside is that most of those processed foods are not good for you anyway. We had a ton of bad foods taken out of our diet without having to "diet". As a result, I haven't had to diet to lose my baby weight. It's been coming off slowly but steadily.
Once the processed foods were out, the whole foods came in. Our diet now consists of non-wheat whole grains, beans, vegetables, fruit, and some dairy and eggs. We have found that whole foods taste so much more than the processed foods that we were accustomed to eating. Food can be very flavorful on a gluten free die
Many ethnic cuisines use corn, rice, beans and potatoes as staple foods and are, therefore, great sources for gluten free recipes. We usually have at least one meal each weak that is inspired by Asian or South American cuisines. This past year we have branched out even further and tried some African and Indian dishes. Going gluten free forces you to look outside of your normal routines and can really get you out of a cooking rut.
To stay on a gluten free diet you have to learn how to cook without processed foods. Since I had learned many cooking basics from my mother and grandmother, the primary skill that I learned from going gluten free was how to experiment with and alter recipes. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't, but it's always fun because I'm always learning. Even though I now spend more time cooking, it's less of a chore than it was in the gluten days.
Making a drastic change to our diet gave us the confidence to do it again. Shortly after our son was born we both found that we had very little energy. We had read that a vegetarian or vegan diet improves ones energy levels. So, we tried it. One day we were eating meat, the next day we were not. The skills that we learned in our transition to a gluten free diet made the transition to a vegetarian diet painless. I you're new to gluten free then I hope you'll find encouragement in our experiences.
This all is covered in more detail in our Gluten-Free eBook. It's packed full of practical tips and strategies to help you get started and stay gluten-free successfully. And be sure to Subscribe to our Newsletter for even more great tips on Gluten-Free living. Take a look at our very own Gluten Free Recipes database for a never-ending supply of great-tasting gluten-free food options.
Enter your email address below! So you can get our free eBook, and email updates about all things gluten-free! Learn some great tips, and have fun–all while you're wrapping your head around the idea of using a scale, keeping a kitchen journal, and all that sort of great healthy stuff.
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"I love being Muslim in America, but don't treat me as a criminal because of what happened on 9/11,� he passionately stated. He spoke about his fond childhood memories growing up Muslim in New York and expressed that he never was afraid of being Muslim until after 9/11.
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The Eid celebration in City Hall this week was a unique opportunity for Muslims in the NY area to celebrate with government officials.
This type of celebration opens the door for Muslims to meet government officials while sharing a joyous occasion such as Eid. Despite some of the negative repercussion of 911 to relationship with other communities, Muslims here are still making their voices heard from all angles. At the celebration, Councilmember John Lui embraced Muslims, welcomed them, and utilized the Eid celebration to mark it as an important evening for Muslims to feel comfortable at City Hall.
Space was allocated in one of the nearby conference rooms for Muslims to make the Maghrib evening prayer, prior to the start of the event. After everyone settled in, the ceremony launched off with a beautiful Quranic recitation of by Ismail Sayeed. He recited a verse in the Quran that was then translated by Ahlam Hassan that spoke of the importance of fasting during the month of Ramadan. He then related the verse to the moral aspects of Ramadan, calling the month's observations a "spiritual boot camp�. "The month of Ramadan is the time wherein if you observe it well Allah answers all of your prayers and all of the things that you ask for in due time,� he said. Now we could "eat, eat, eat,� he joked, in closing.
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