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Jaquith might wanna try Somalia
To the credit of Janis Jaquith, she acknowledges her addiction [August 9 essay: "Post derecho: I realize I'm the eco-catastrophe"]. This addiction does seem to have rendered her thought processes somewhat muddled. By the end of her confessional essay, she seamlessly morphs her personal addiction problem into a "we" and "our" epidemic of impugned guilt for enjoying the fruits of human invention and progress.
Perhaps moving to Somalia or post-hurricane Haiti might provide the optimal recovery environment she craves. In either location, she could experience "the (lost) skills possessed by our ancestors…who dealt more or less successfully with the challenges of daily living."
Feel guilt-free while inhaling the smoky fumes of burning animal dung heating your subsistence meal in a one-room hut. Use your back yard as a toilet and free yourself of drinking-water-safety concerns. Watch your forests being clear-cut to provide fuel for heating. Turn your back on the increasing lifespan of modern civilization. You will have no electricity for food refrigeration or modern medicines such as insulin. Watch your children die prematurely because of a lack of efficient transportation to medical facilities and antibiotics.
One risk to the addicted is being supplied counterfeit or harmful versions of the addictive substance. Jaquith relies upon the views of an environmental extremist's pronouncements in an entertainment publication as scientific fact to feed her addiction guilt.
"Big oil" money is bad. Hundreds of millions of dollars of environmentalist lobbying goes unmentioned. Creating justification for her addiction, she claims oceans "30 percent more acidic," as does Wikipedia, which clarifies this as a 200-year reduction in alkalinity from 8.25 to 8.14 (7.0 being neutral). Satellite records document no increase in atmospheric temperature for the past 10-15 years, even as CO2 levels rise. Ocean sea-level rise-rates have fallen in recent years. Russian fishing records document the record Arctic melt of the 1920-1930s.
I wish her well in handling her addiction, as I confess to being addicted to the longer life-spans of modern civilization, to human ingenuity, and to resourceful adaptation.
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To this sarcastic, smug, and self-satisfied missive we might add:
1) That Dr. Battig's group is a leading force among Virginia climate change deniers:
2) That he is a Tea Party favorite, especially among the more paranoid, UN-hating segment:
So, welcome to the views of the Jefferson Area Tea Party. But if you want legitimate science, look here:
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It is time Muslim scholarship takes cognizance of the dichotomy of Islamic faith between its primary scripture, the Koran and its theological corpus (traditions and Sharia laws): one appearing at a point in time in history as an epicentre of faith, and the other evolving in its second century onwards – as the ripples of the initial surge of faith. The former is constant, eternal and independent of history. The latter inevitably shaped by historical factors: pre-Islamic faith of the incoming converts, state of civilization, theological orientation and scholastic methods of the era. If Islam is equated with the 'religion' (or worldview) espoused by the Koran – regardless of whether it came from God or Muhammad made it up, it is universal, tolerant, balanced, gender-neutral, inclusive, non-political, pluralistic, flexible and open ended – albeit within broad boundaries, and emblematic of justice, liberty, equality, and other universal secular values.
But if this a religion, crowned nominally by the Koran, but built around its theological resources as the classical theologians and doctors of law insist, then it can differ from and even be antithetic to the pristine Koranic model: region-era specific, intolerant, exclusive, politically oriented, gendered, and wanting in justice, liberty and equality. If the present theology oriented politicized model of Islam persists, its mullahs, ayatollahs and orthodox champions will remain committed to keeping the community in its medieval Mid-Eastern mould, and Islam will remain alien to and despised (openly or tacitly) in Europe and the West.
But if Muslim theological leadership objectively reassesses the fundamentals of the faith and homes in on the universal values of the Koran - treating the theological discourses in their historical perspective, Islam has a far better chance of secularization, globalization and broader rapport with the Western society. Therefore more than any social or economic forces, it is the theological orientation of the living faith that will shape the European Islam. As for the integration of Turkey into Europe is concerned it is not likely to happen unless the Turkish Islam reassess itself in lines mentioned above. If it continues to harbour theological materials that foster hatred and conflict with Western values (as much as with the Koranic ideals), it stands little chance of acceptance in the EU.


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''The earthquakes are back. Eleven months after our older The Power Within gallery was closed for refurbishment and, after two years in the planning, today sees the opening of Volcanoes and Earthquakes - a new, free permanent gallery in the Museum. In the exhibition we showcase about 120 specimens and objects. With these we explore the origins, geology, scientific understanding and human impact of our planet's most powerful natural forces.
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In Japanese mythology, the giant catfish was considered to be the cause of earthquakes.
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One of the applications that I have written allows the user to create custom form letters in Microsoft Word. The user is able to create a Word document and populate it with mail merge fields and then I programmatically create the mail merge data source and perform the merge. Everything worked fantastic except when the user created a form letter that only contained one merge field. Under this circumstance, every time they attempted to perform the merge from within my application, Microsoft Word would pop up with the Header Record Delimiters window, shown below, asking the user to specify how the fields and the records were delimited.
With more than one field, Microsoft Word was able to automatically detect the tab that was inserted between fields and use it as the delimiter but with only one field, it could not. The solution to this problem is actually so simple that I felt a bit retarded that I didn't think of it earlier. All you have to do is add another merge field in your data file so that there is never only one merge field! The second column of data in your merge file will not correspond to any merge field in the document but Word doesn't complain about it and it is able to automatically detect the tab between fields.
So, if you only have one merge field, just setup your data file to look something like the following:
Note: You obviously can put whatever you want for the data in the DUMMY_FIELD column. I just put the string NULL for kicks.


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A recent series of unethical, and in some cases illegal, clinical trials in India is fuelling concern over the incidence of clinical trials conducted without ethical approval in other countries where legislation may be either inadequate or not implemented.
In a series of articles last year, Chandra Gulhati, Editor of the Monthly Index of Medical Specialities (an independent pharmaceuticals journal in India), shed light on the conduct of illegal trials and subsequent promotion of the anti-cancer drug, letrozole, as a fertility drug in India.
More than 400 women, who had been trying in vain to conceive, were enrolled without their knowledge or consent to take part in clinical trials across India to see if the drug induced ovulation. The drug, which was produced by Mumbai-based generics manufacturer, Sun Pharmaceuticals, was a copy of Novartis's patented drug, Femara®. The women were under the impression they were receiving an expensive fertility treatment.
Belonging to a class of drugs known as aromatase inhibitors, letrozole has been approved globally for the treatment of breast cancer in post-menopausal women, but it is not approved for any other use in any country, including India.
Since then, India has seen a huge public outcry over the regulatory authorities' failure to crack down on a recent series of illegal, and legal but unethical, clinical trials.
A New Delhi-based nongovernmental organization is filing a complaint about the letrozole case to India's Supreme Court. And the Indian government has pledged to push through tougher, more effective legislation to tackle the problem later this year.
Gulhati contends that although the company as well as the physicians who carried out the trials broke the law, no one has been subjected to criminal investigation by the Indian authorities.
The letrozole trials are a shocking example of a widespread global phenomenon. A recent survey of more than 200 health researchers concluded that a quarter of clinical trials conducted in developing countries do not undergo ethical review. The survey, which was commissioned by the former US National Bioethics Advisory Commission, was published in February 2004.
John Williams, Director of the Ethics Section of the World Medical Association (WMA), said drug approval agencies in developed countries, such as the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products (EMEA), require ethics committee approval of trials for the sale and distribution of any drug.
"These are strong incentives to seek such approval," Williams said, adding that editors of major journals also require such approval for studies submitted for publication.
"There are efforts under way to strengthen ethical review throughout the world through SIDCER and its regional committees," Williams said, referring to the Strategic Initiative for Developing Capacity in Ethical Review, an international project to develop the ethical review of biomedical research globally.
Most but not all developing countries have ethical review committees in the form of research institutes or other scientific panels. But training must be provided to ensure that these panels are independent and able to review clinical trials without prejudice.
The letrozole case illustrates this problem well. Gulhati said pharmaceutical companies in India often have a "cozy relationship" with regulators and bribe researchers -- hired to conduct purportedly independent clinical trials -- with expensive gifts, paid speaking engagements, over-paid consultancy work, and free overseas holidays. He said there was no independent safety monitoring of clinical trials and that participants sometimes do not even know they are participating in tests.
"Neither the regulatory authorities nor the ethics committees seek conflict of interest information from investigators," Gulhati said, adding, "Most of the clinical trials here are conducted without any arrangement for compensation in case of study-related injury, disability, or even death."
These initiatives come at a time when pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies try to save time and money by conducting clinical trials in developing countries, where there are plenty of willing subjects and often more relaxed regulatory mechanisms.
Harvard Medical School's Eugene Braunwald, who chairs a clinical trials group, told the New York Times recently that half as many US patients are enrolling in clinical trials compared to five years ago.
The trend of outsourcing clinical trials to developing countries has sparked concerns about unscrupulous biotechnology and pharmaceutical firms exploiting the healthy, who hope to earn some cash, and the sick, who hope to get free treatment.
A key question for regulators is whether US drug manufacturers should apply FDA standards when they conduct trials abroad. This will be less of an issue once developing countries tighten laws and make their ethical review panels truly independent.
Editor's Note: This article is reprinted here with permission from the World Health Bulletin_._
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QCF: Bit Trip Presents... Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien
ove at first sight" is such a cliché. I've never been one to fall for such a ridiculous notion, nor have I ever admitted to its true existence. Sure, you can like how something looks, but usually there's something underneath what can only be seen that's actually quite ugly. However, I was proven wrong on this theory when, at Logan International Airport in Boston after PAX East 2012, I booted up a copy of Bit.Trip Saga and played Runner for the first time. The delightfully retro visuals, silky game play and unbelievable sound had me seriously hooked. It was love at first sight. At that very moment I had a very sudden lamentation; Runner 2 was at the show, and I totally missed out.
After travelling across the entire continent to Seattle for PAX Prime 2012, I finally got to play the follow up of Runner, and it was definitely worth the journey and the wait. Fast forward to today, and it's finally almost time for Runner 2 to drop across multiple platforms. And let me tell you, this is a game that everyone – absolutely everyone – should be playing.


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ALI: What would be your plan to get out if you were elected President?Hey Ron, I'm not sure if you're aware of this or not, but you did not fucking answer the question. The guy asked for your exit strategy. Which would imply some to show that you were willing to put a minimal amount of thought into considering the basic challenges associated with the problem, and how you would go about overcoming them in the most efficient way possible. You didn't do that. All you said was, "I intend to do it in the fastest way possible, and I believe sunshine will spill out of my butt afterwards."
PAUL: I'd just come home as soon as the military could get them out. Whether it was 2 or 3 months, as long as they could get them out safely. And I'd announce to the world our policy is changing, the Navy would be backed off from the Iranian shores and that we'd be willing to talk to people. I think the dollar would go up and oil would do down and they'd probably start talking to each other. You know, they're talking to each other right now. If we weren't over there, Israel would probably be talking to the modern Arabs, the Arab League would be involved, even with the civil strife in Lebanon, they would talk to each other, and I think they would do it more so if we were out of there. So, I think sooner we leave the better.
Holy shit, it's like talking to a five year old. "I think sooner we leave the better"? That's your answer? I'm surprised that you didn't just respond with "very carefully," or "to get to the other side." Both answers would have been equally as effective. Although I suppose that "very carefully" would imply some degree of caution at the expense of speed, which I guess is not what Ron Paul is about.
The big mistake is blaming capitalism. This is what we did in the Depression. They blamed the capitalism gold standard for the Depression, and it was absolutely wrong.Sure they are, Ron. Just like the people who support evolution. I would trust a vagina doctor over an economist or a historian any day of the week.
PAUL: I didn't say racism doesn't exist, but if you're a true libertarian, you see people as individuals and you don't even know what group they bond to. I think the instrument that causes so much of this is sort of a subtle thing by the media, and it annoys me to no end. Because every time they analyze campaigns or elections, before or immediately after elections, they immediately go out and say, well, they never say, "How did the individuals vote?" they say, "What did the Muslims do? What did the Jews do? What did the women do? How did they vote?" And everyone is put in a category endlessly. So, we're conditioned to think we're not important because we're an individual, but only because we belong to a group and that was the point of mine making that statement. If people are truly racist, they see people in groups, because if you're a true libertarian, you don't see that. Now, there might be some libertarians that drift off, but I think they lose their libertarian credentials if they're able to do that.Way to take the Stephen Colbert defense, Ron. After all, you would never generalize voters based on racial demographics, would you? BTW, what were you saying when Wolf Blitzer asked you about the newsletter accusations several months ago? I completely forgot.
Oh, right. That. Well, there you have it folks. Ron Paul does not fall under his own definition of libertarian.
ALI: What's the future of your "Revolution?" Where do you think it's going to go?So basically, the revolution will continue in more for-profit book sales and more failed runs for office, which I'm sure will bring up the level of annoying to even greater heights. Great.
PAUL: Well, it seems there's a lot of momentum and a lot of interest and the book is doing well. And I'm going to continue to try my best to keep the momentum going to help people stay energized, give them information, promote education, give people a chance to get involved in politics, run for Office, and all those things that will change the country. So, we have a lot to do here. And, soon, because the total Primary will be ending pretty soon.


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I started my bartending career in the year Y2K. It was a simpler time. Terms like hanging chads and homeland security were yet un-thought of. We were all just thankful that the computers didn't rise up and take over the world the night of Dec. 31st 1999. And thanks to a fictional woman named Carrie Bradshaw, every real woman with HBO -- or a subscription to TV guide magazine for that matter -- was drinking Cosmopolitans. Hell, the bar I worked at even had a Two Dollar Cosmo Tuesday nights! If ever there was a recipe for disaster it was Two Dollar Cosmo Tuesdays, both for the work it took me to churn those pink, syrupy-citrus concoctions out and the bad ideas that they caused. Plus, I can't imagine the hangover from a night of cheap Cosmos… they never showed that part on Sex in the City (not that I would know... really!).
But I digress. This post is about the Cosmo's slightly more mature Swedish cousin, the Metropolitan. The Metro, made with Absolut Kurant instead of Citron, never quite rose to cocktail mainstream mania, but for a time in the late -90s and early -00s it served as a refreshing alternative. I have a theory that the evil geniuses at Absolut invented the Metro specifically to ride on the coattails of the Cosmo Craze and sell more of its (at the time) flagship product. I can't prove this. I can find no documentary evidence (at least none that a thirty second scan of Google search results yields), but I believe it to be true. What I do know for sure is that shortly after I started bartending, my cooler, proto-hipster, counter-culture-type customers started asking for the Metro. Coincidence?
The other thing I know for sure is that the Metropolitan, when made right, is a damn good drink. The almost-earthy quality of black currant balances out the citrus of orange liqueur and lime, giving the Metro a depth that is sorely lacking in the Cosmo's one note flavor profile.
The Metropolitan
2 ounces Absolut Kurant
¾ ounces Cointreau
½ fresh lime juice
½ cranberry juice
Lime wheel
As for making a Metropolitan "right," just follow these two basic rules and you should be good to go (the same hold true for a Cosmo, by the way):
- Avoid Rose's Lime Juice and triple sec. Stepping up to fresh lime and Cointreau makes all the difference. Gone is the sticky sweetness associated with Two-Dollar-Tuesdays. In its place you'll find a lovely tartness and much smoother finish.
- A little cranberry goes a long way! If your Metro is any darker than a light pink you've overdone it (that's what she said!). You are just looking to add color and take the edge off, not make your own Juicy Juice.
So, the next time you are feeling nostalgic for the good old, George W. Who?!? Days, and get a hankering for a Cosmo, make yourself a Metropolitan instead! You'll thank me.


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The CUSTOMS office is located in Keathley University Center room 326. Regular office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Our office phone number is 615-898-5533. Our staff welcomes your questions and comments.
CUSTOMS Mission
The mission of the Middle Tennessee State University orientation program, CUSTOMS, is to facilitate the transition of new undergraduate students into the university; prepare new students for the institution's educational opportunities; and initiate the integration of new undergraduate students into the intellectual, cultural, and social climate of the institution. The CUSTOMS program falls in line with the overall mission of the university to provide student support services that create a campus environment conducive to learning and personal development.
CUSTOMS orientations are led by student orientation assistants (SOAs) and include:
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CUSTOMS will answer many of the questions and concerns facing new students and their families. Administrators, faculty and students are on hand to talk informally and to answer questions throughout the orientation.
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LOS ANGELES, July 29 (UPI) -- Data shows Southern California is experiencing a sustained flurry of house-flipping, which is defined as reselling a home for a profit within six months.
More than 1,000 homes have been flipped each month for the past 11 months in the region, the Los Angeles Times reported Monday.
Home flipping, which reached 1,377 homes in May, has become inviting because home prices are rising so fast that the investments pay off quickly.
In the region, home prices have risen more than 20 percent in 12 months each month since January, including a peak of 28 percent in June, market researchers at DataQuick said.
Real estate agent Tarek El Moussa is creating a one-man flurry of his own. After making a $35,000 profit on a Santa Ana condominium in 2010 -- above and beyond the buying price and the cost of renovations -- El Moussa said he flipped 20 more homes in 2012 and expects to reach 50 in 2013, the Times reported.
"I made a good profit, and I saw the opportunity to do it not only once, but do it over and over," El Moussa said.
Some economists are concerned the market is overheated, which raises a red flag, given the 2009 recession began with a crash in the housing market that was preceded by high levels of home flipping.
But others say there is a difference, since tighter rules at banks include investors risking their own money in the form of down payments.
"Back then, you could buy a house without any money down. When people failed to repay their loans, it led to a cascading effect," said Richard Green, director of the University of Southern California Lusk Center for Real Estate.
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1. Mrs. Palin is not the only one going on a shopping spree.According to the Caucus (NYT Blog), in addition to Sarah Palin's $150,000 shopping spree, "Consider also the $4,902.45 charge at Atelier New York, a high-end men's store, presumably for Ms. Palin's husband, Todd, the famous First Dude."
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This 'Zero Waste Messenger Bag' is manufactured to produce absolutely no waste. It's nylon design also makes it 100% recyclable. For a mere $50, if you need a good bag, this one's got your name on it. Mark Dwight, Rickshaw founder and CEO, explains "We took a three-pronged approach to this design – eliminate manufacturing waste, minimize the supply chain footprint, and make the bag from a single material." Dwight is a student of William McDonough's Cradle-To-Cradle sustainable manufacturing philosophy, and wanted to create a mono-polymer product – in this case a "pure-play in nylon". "This entire bag can go right into the shredder for recycling into carpet or some other nylon regrind product," explained Dwight.
3. Timberland's "Earthkeepers" Shoeline Still Stuck in the Leather-Trap.
Is it possible to have 'eco-leather'? Not so much. It is possible for leather to be made with less toxic chemicals, but that does absolutely nothing to counter what the top United Nations climatologists have deemed the #1 cause of global warming: animal agriculture AKA meat & dairy production. Combine that with problems of land degradation, climate change and air pollution, water shortage and water pollution, and loss of biodiversity from raising cattle. With leather being "the most economically important byproduct" of the meatpacking industry, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report, you can't have leather without the rest of the whole mess. Timberland's use of recycled materials, and organic canvass is a big boot-step in the right direction, but they've got to lose the leather! Check out their uber greenwashed site here: Earthkeepers. For more on leather check out THIS.
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Click HERE to thank them.The company has pledged to PETA that they will no longer sell fur, starting in 2009. Also, get involved in Fur-Free-Friday this year!
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Friday, June 26
Hard Boiled Eggs & Pesto Pizza
21 comments:
- Karyn - (French Charming) said...
Hi Zoe,
As you said, very unexpected combination...but it looks delicious and sounds divine!
Have a wonderful weekend!!
- June 27, 2009 at 12:42 AM
- ♥peachkins♥ said...
This is a great idea! We love eggs in the family and who doesn't love pizza?
- June 27, 2009 at 12:55 AM
- finsmom said...
How clever! Love the twist on ordinary pizza toppings :) Yum!
- June 27, 2009 at 10:44 AM
- Marta said...
Oh yes! I love eggs on pizza! Every pizza should have egg on it, hahaha, well maybe not every single one! But this eggs+pesto combo sounds divine! what a great culinary souvenir to bring back from Miami!
- June 27, 2009 at 12:43 PM
- Christie @ Fig & Cherry said...
This is genius! I love boiled eggs (although a little gooey) but hard boiled ones would be wonderful on this. Can't wait to try it out. Thanks for the inspiration!
- June 27, 2009 at 1:35 PM
Your pizza looks so tasty and really inventive. I would have never thought of putting an egg on a pizza! I also thank you for putting the hard boiled egg tip website. I'm not going to lie...I cannot make a good hard boiled egg. Hopefully with these tips I can get it down:)
- June 27, 2009 at 1:45 PM
- maybelles mom said...
what an interesting addition to pizza. I have add a raw egg to pizza and baked it, but frankly didn't love that. I think I would like this better.
- June 27, 2009 at 5:33 PM
I've had this pizza called Sunshine pizza that had eggs and bacon on top. I love yours too! Eggs on pizza is so delicious, I'm surprised it's still so uncommon in the U.S!
- June 27, 2009 at 10:27 PM
- Reginald said...
This looks delish!
And I'm toally digging the flavor combo: pesto, egg and marinara sauce.
Great job.
- June 28, 2009 at 1:21 AM
- girlichef said...
Looks delicious...still wanting to try the pizza w/ hardboiled eggs :D
- June 28, 2009 at 5:36 PM
- Soma said...
The pesto sounds so good! & what a beautiful picture to tempt.
- June 28, 2009 at 10:06 PM
- Cucinista said...
Eggs on pizza are a natural combo. Eggs and pesto -- inspired! Maybe these are the original green eggs...? If so, I would certainly like them.
- June 29, 2009 at 4:07 AM
- Grace said...
guess what two things i've never had on a pizza--you got it, eggs and pesto. that's not to say i wouldn't enjoy them, because i would. very much. lovely creation!
- June 29, 2009 at 9:44 AM
- Melissa said...
I like adding eggs to everything too! This is a new one and I will definitely give it a try!
- June 29, 2009 at 11:19 AM
- JennDZ - The Leftover Queen said...
This pizza sounds so good! Hard boiled eggs on pizza is pretty big in Italy! I love your pairing it with pesto!
- June 29, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- foodcreate said...
Looks Fabulous! Grand Idea pizza with hard boiled eggs. Perfect combination! Tasty
Thanks for sharing your recipe!
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- June 29, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- Michael Natkin said...
I'm into it! I had a sort of sunny-side up egg on a pizza not long ago and it was delish, so why not hardboiled?
- June 29, 2009 at 5:09 PM
Fabulous pizza - great idea to add pesto and sounds so delicious with eggs!
- June 30, 2009 at 11:07 AM
- Olga said...
Very creative! I usually use pesto instead of tomato sauce, but I've never thought about adding hardboiled eggs.
- June 30, 2009 at 3:11 PM
- Meseidy said...
Ok this must be the pizza with egg on it you were talking about. Looks delicious!
- July 17, 2009 at 4:39 PM
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Updates and Future Outlook
My rheumatologist's receptionist called me a couple of weeks back on her orders to ask me a) am I flaring? b) am I sick?
Um, I would say flaring, because I stopped taking Enbrel and hadn't started Actemra till some 3 weeks later and was getting more and more sore. So, yes, I could have told pretty much anyone that my bloodwork would be screwed up.
I told the receptionist that (not exactly those words, that would be rude; I merely said, hey, gap in drug usage, equals sore feet and loose legs, blah, blah...).
A few days later, the receptionist called back to say, "Doctor says, 'Hang in there, and get your bloodwork done again just before your next infusion.'"
Will do! At this point I can't quite tell yet if the Actemra's taking effect. My hips are even aching at times, which is concerning, just because, hey, who wants to be in pain? And if aching gets worse that's pain. But I know it can take time for drugs to work, and there's still lots of time for that to happen.
2. New work is on the horizon.
I will be very busy soon. In addition to the work I'm doing as editor of special issues at House & Home, I'm also going to be the new book editor of Chatelaine magazine for the time being! I am beside myself with excitement – I get to work on something new and a subject matter that I absolutely adore! Unfortunately, that means I won't likely have the time to post very often at all, or even have a chance to visit blogs very often. I will check in as often as I can, but I just wanted to give you all a head's up and not let you think I just dropped off the face of the earth or didn't care any more! I'm still here and will pop by when and as often as I can!
P.S. Don't forget to look for the new Kitchens & Baths issue of House & Home on newsstands and digitally today, March 28!
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Congrats on the new job!! Sounds very exciting :) And, a very good excuse for being MIA for a while ;)ReplyDelete
I love Chatelaine! I look forward to my subscription every month. Congratulations! :)ReplyDelete
I hope you start to feel better soon, too. It sounds like you're going to be busy!
- AnonymousMarch 28, 2011 at 2:41 PM
Congrats! on the great assignment as book editor. We'll miss you if we don't hear from you as often, but as long as it's all good stuff! Cheers.ReplyDelete
Thank you, Pony, Helen and Carla!ReplyDelete
It's exciting, crazy times!!
Helen, you'll have to tell me all that you think about Chatelaine; I'd love to hear your thoughts when you have the time!
- AnonymousMarch 29, 2011 at 9:42 AM
Congratulations on your new job! How exciting to be appreciated for your work!! I've always wondered about others & their cpk levels. I've only this month started to drop in my numbers. It's about time if you ask you me. Been flaring so long I forgot what 'okay' felt like. Hugs. TReplyDelete
Go you, what a high flyer you are :D
Seriously though that's awesome, i'm sure it'll be a great success.
I hope you manage to stop by on here from time to time, but I also hope that the actemra kicks in and you're so busy and well that you don't have time to think about RA at all :)
Congrats you overachiever! I hope the Actemra starts working for you soon.ReplyDelete
That is so great Laurie. I hope you knock them dead, as it were. I noticed that they were beefing up the book section.ReplyDelete
And what a proactive doctor you have
Thanks for sharing this post !ReplyDelete
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Former Spitfire Jordan Maletta scored twice for the Niagara IceDogs in a 4-3 victory over the Ottawa 67's in St. Catharines Saturday.
Local sports roundup: Express unhappy with NBL of Canada schedule
Busy weekend
Coach Tony Jones told his Windsor Express to approach their three-games-in-three-days weekend as if they were back in college playing in a tournament.
"Let's look at it with a collegiate mentality," Jones told his players. "You've played in college tournaments where you had to win play games to win the championship."
Saturday at the WFCU Centre, Brandon Robinson led the attack with 35 points as Windsor edged the Niagara River Lions 118-115 for their second NBL Canada win of the weekend.
Chris Commons and Tony Bennett each added 29 points as the Express followed up Friday's 111-94 victory at Orangeville.
Jones was not thrilled with the league's schedule-maker who had them back in action Sunday at 2 p.m. in London.
"It's an unbelievable turnaround and that's something that the league needs to address," Jones said.
"You play one night in Orangeville and then you get home at 3 a.m. and you play that night. And then you go play at 2 o'clock the next day where you've got to travel again?
"That's tough on athletes."
Saints triumph
Charles Baskin hit two of his team-leading 16 points from the free-throw line with .10 seconds remaining to seal a 65-63 victory for the St. Clair Saints over Georgian Grizzlies in the opener of the George Brown OCAA men's basketball tournament in Toronto.
Rookie guard Trevon Mollison also reached double figures, scoring 13 points for St. Clair and Patrick Donnelly pulled down 11 rebounds.
OHL roundup
Former Spitfire Jordan Maletta scored twice for the Niagara IceDogs in a 4-3 victory over the Ottawa 67's in St. Catharines Saturday.
Tecumseh's Sam Studnicka replied for the 67's.
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I completed proton therapy for prostate cancer 3 months ago. Starting four weeks after I began therapy, I continue to experience bowel issues of urgency, frequency, mucus and occasional cramping. Is this likely caused by the proton therapy, and what treatment is needed?
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A challenge with treating prostate cancer with radiation is the rectum sits against the prostate gland in the area that needs the full dose of radiation to be effective against the cancer. No matter what type of radiation is delivered, conventional 3D conformal radiation, Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) or proton therapy, the bowel gets some radiation. Both IMRT and proton therapy attempt to reduce this dose to a minimum. The symptoms your are having are likely related to the proton beam therapy, although these symptoms can also occur after conventional photon-based radiation therapy for prostate cancer. The theory behind proton therapy is that the typical side effects of prostate radiation will occur less often because the tissues receive less radiation dose. This still has not been studied in prospective randomized trials, but treatment planning studies do show benefits with proton therapy. Treatment for irritation of the bowel is primarily symptomatic. You should talk specifically to your radiation oncologist regarding these symptoms. Typically it is recommended to keep the stools soft and bowel movements regular using fiber, senna, or other gentle agents. Sometimes antispasmodics are added to control the cramping. These bowel symptoms usually resolve about 3 or 4 months after therapy is complete, even without any specific therapy. If they don't get better, your physician may consider anti-inflammatory agents that can be delivered to the rectal area to reduce the inflammation.


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So yeah it's game day. And we want the Oil to run over Phoenix like they were a Miami Dolphin quarterback. We want Phoenix to leave here saying "How did we lose 11–3 in such an important game?" We want all eight of the Coyotes fans left to say "Whoa, this is such a downer. We may have to start following Iranian Jai Alai instead of hockey."
In short, after tonight the Phoenix Coyotes should be disbanded in the wake of their overwhelming loss. The players would be dispersed through a reverse expansion draft, and the Mighty Oil would select Coyotes coach Wayne Gretzky first overall.
Gretz of course would accept being moved to the Oilers, and the refreshing prairie air would heal his one-time ailing back and put a 25-year-old's spring into his step. Initially brought on to consult and assist GM Kevin Lowe, he would find one day at practice that he still has the tools that make him the Great One.
"Lowesy," he would say "I think I can still play."
GM Lowe would jump at the chance to improve his team and would insert Gretz into the lineup that very evening. In an act of respect to the greatest hockey player of all time, the NHL would waive all rules surrounding players coming out of retirement mid season, and after the trade deadline. In a special pre-game ceremony, Gretzky's retirement banner would be burned off the support beam at Rexall Place—you can't have a retirement banner for an active hockey player.
During his first game back in copper and blue, Gretz would be amazed to find that the clock had been rolled back 20 odd years, and would shake his head sadly at the new RBK Edge Oilers jerseys and their snug fit. But even when wearing the worst Oilers jersey in franchise history number 99 can still skate and dangle and would have four assists on a four-goal night for Jarret Stoll.
Interviewed after game Stoll would comment "Yeah, I felt a lot better out there tonight. Before the game, Gretz provided me with a few of his tears in a jar. It's well known that Gretzky tears can cure concussions."
The Oil would close out the season undefeated, and would later go on to return to the Cup Finals for the second time in three years. By this point, Conn Smythe-lock Gretzky would have a league-leading 42 points in a mere 12 games, as the Oil would not have lost a game since the Coyotes untimely collapse and Gretzky's dramatic return to the game. The Oilers would of course win the Stanley Cup and Whyte Avenue and most of Edmonton south of the North Saskatchewan River would be burned to the ground in celebration.
Ducks defenceman Chris Pronger would watch sadly on TV in an Anaheim sports bar, unrecognized—just as he wants it—as the Oilers are driven about town in solid gold cars during their Stanley Cup parade.
"Why? Why did I leave Edmonton and become such a douchebag?" he would lament while crossing the street to get into his car. It is at that point that he is struck by a car driven by coach Craig MacTavish, GM Kevin Lowe and newly-named Oilers captain Wayne Gretzky.
MacT, driving, would look distainfully out the window and remark, "Payback's a bitch ain't it, Chris?"
Gretzky would nod, and adjust his 2008 Stanley Cup ring. Then the three would drive off into a smog-filled Anaheim sunset before returning home to Oil Country.
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Federal Census, Texas
1850 — Harris, Harrison, Upshur, Van Zandt, Victoria, Walker, Wharton, Washington, and Williamson counties (Note: Residents of Wood County were enumerated in Van Zandt County in 1850)
1860 — Hays, Henderson, Travis, Trinity, Tyler, Upshur, Webb, Wharton, Williamson, Wood, Young, Throckmorton, Zapata, Zavala, Frio counties
1870 — Hood, Hopkins, Upshur, Van Zandt, Victoria, Walker, Webb, Wharton, Williamson, Wise, Wood, Young, Throckmorton, Zapata, Zavala, Frio counties
1880 — Hidalgo, Hill, Hopkins (Part), Houston, Howard, Hunt, Parker (Part), Pecos, Polk, Presidio, Rains, Red River (Part), Pott, Tyler (Part), Upshur, Uvalde, Van Zandt, Victoria, Wood (Part), Young, Zapata, Zavala, Williamson (Part) counties (Part of Wood County on Roll 1333 and part on Roll 1334)
1890 — No surviving microfilm of Wood County
census exists
1900 — Wise, Wood, Young, Zapata, Zavala counties
1910 — Wood, Yokum counties
1920 — Wise, Wood counties
Extracted names from the census are in manuscript form in the Genealogy Research Room.
Other Federal Census Microfilm in the Library:
1840 — Georgia – Emanuel-Franklin counties
1850 — Alabama – Coosa-Dallas counties
1860 — Kentucky – Union, Warren counties; Missouri – Jefferson, Johnson counties
1870 — Tennessee – Grundy, Hamilton, Monroe counties; Kentucky – Union, Warren, Washington counties; Georgia – Early-Fannin, Forsyth-Franklin, Hart-Henry counties
1880 — Tennessee – Meigs (Part 2),Monroe, Montgomery (Part), Greene, Grundy, Hamblen counties (2 rolls); Kentucky – Warren (Part), Wayne, Washington, Union, Warren (Part) counties (2 rolls); Georgia – Early(Part)-Fannin, Forsyth(Part)-Fulton(Part)
1890 — Texas Veterans Census (4 rolls)
1900 — Kentucky – Union, Warren (in 2 parts), Warrick, Washington (Part) counties (2 rolls); Tennessee — Fayette(Part)-Franklin-Gibson(Part) (2 rolls),Van Buren-Washington-White (2 rolls); Indiana – Warren-Washington-Wayne (2 rolls)
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How "Old Sill" ran the Charles C. Dovel family household
The following article was originally published March 18, 1999 as a part of my Heritage & Heraldry Column in the Page News & Courier.
In the book The Families of Adam Beauregard Dovel there is small account of one Dovel family and its interaction with a well respected and, obviously, outspoken slave woman named Drucilla or "Old Sill."
Born in 1806, Charles C. Dovel, in 1827, married Elizabeth Koontz, the daughter of Isaac and Susanna Kiblinger Koontz, Sr. Elizabeth and her new husband immediately made their home on her father's homestead in Alma. The son and son-in-law of slave-holders (fewer than three slaves each), Charles would own only two slaves, including "Old Sill" who was born around 1820 and had been left to him in 1832 by his father's will.
According to the Dovel book, the story pertaining to "Sill" was extracted from an undated clipping from an old Page News & Courier and was written by Jacob R. Seekford. While small in length, it is of interest in the further understanding of how one of Page County's over 1,000 slaves that resided in the county from 1840-1860 experienced life.
Seekford began: "Only a few slave owners living in this part of this county would have taken their slaves back after the war. Many of them were glad that the slaves were set free. I knew all of the old slaves of this county and the old masters and mistresses never let one suffer when they lived near their homes. I have seen as many as six of these old slaves, men and women, around one home when these big homes would have a big dinner." However, Seekford noted "the Koontzes, Shulers and Dovels, who lived around Alma . . . were not fitting people to have slaves in many cases because they gave the slaves more privileges than they gave their own children. I never heard one of them that ever whipped a slave and they kept them more for pets than anything else."
Seekford went on to state that one slave in the Dovel household, "Sill", struck an imposing figure at "about 225 pounds" and had been "the complete boss of the Dovel home and ran things just to suit herself . . ." Showing how much the slave woman interacted with the family, Seekford continued that she was responsible for having named all of the Dovel children, including Drucilla, whom she named after herself. Interestingly, all of the girls names closely resembled "Sill" including Priscilla and Cecilia.
When it came to disciplining the children, Seekford recalled that the children's own mother "never whipped one of them, but Old Sill laid the lash on them whenever she found it convenient." Seekford had once "heard one of the Dovel boys say that she whipped Russell Dovel with a switch when he was thirteen years old." Sill, on occasion, even found time to "get-after" her master Charles. "I have heard the late David Dovel tell about this women putting her hands in his father's coat collar and threatening to whip him" wrote Seekford. Furthermore, to show just how much she ruled the household affairs, Seekford remembered that "She also bossed and ran" Dovel's home distillery. "She looked after the selling of brandy, in fact she carried the key to the cellar where the liquor was kept."
Charles C. Dovel died in 1864, and, despite the emancipation and constant flow of Federal troops through Page County during the war, she did not leave the county until 1868. "She came back here [from Clarke County] in 1872″ wrote Seekford, "and stayed about a year and spent all of her time with the Dovel children . . . She nursed old Daniel Koontz when he was sick and laid him out when he died."
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This set of flashy, perhaps even gaudy, clothes is for entertaining. While the outfit looks whimsical, its practical design lets you tumble, dance, walk a tightrope, or just run (if the audience turns ugly).
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