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Neighboring Cities in Hernando County
|Cooglers Beach
|Garden Grove
|Hernando Beach
|High Point
|Hill 'n Dale
|Lake Lindsey
|North Brooksville
|Pine Island
|Ridge Manor
|South Brooksville
|Spring Hill
|Spring Lake
|Timber Pines
|Weeki Wachee
|Weeki Wachee Acres
|Weeki Wachee Gardens
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About Brooksville
Brooksville was settled by four different families; the Howell family which settled to the north, the Mays family which settled in the eastern part of town, the Hale family which settled to the west, and the Parsons family which settled in the southern part of the city. The name originates from Representative Preston Brooks of South Carolina and the part he played in a drama that occurred in 1856 in the Chamber of the U.S. Senate. A speech was made by Senator Charles Sumner which was critical of slavery and its southern supporters. Brooks then beat Sumner with his cane in the Senate chamber.
Brooksville has experienced considerable growth. This is most likely due to the Pasco-Hernando Community College as well as it's several modern medical facilities. There are also three city parks in Brooksville that have picnicking facilities, trails, and sports. You will also find that Brooksville offers great areas for camping, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and hunting.
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Rep. Fudge Votes for Child Nutrition Reauthorization; Says SNAP Cuts Must Never Occur Aagain Washington, DC– After serious deliberation and a meeting with White House officials, on December 2nd Congresswoman Marcia L. Fudge (D-OH11) voted for the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 (S. 3307). After the vote, Congresswoman Fudge released the following statement. "Today Congress […]
Rep. Fudge Votes for Child Nutrition Reauthorization
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Filed Under: District News, Education, Health Care Tagged With: 11th Congressional District, Childhood Obesity, Education, Healthcare
Rep. Fudge Attends Launch of "Let's Move"
February 21, 2010 by mlfudge
WASHINGTON, D.C.-Representative Marcia L. Fudge (OH-11) issued the following statement after attending First Lady Michelle Obama's launch of Let's Move, America's effort to raise a healthier generation of kids. "Since arriving in Congress, I have dedicated myself to helping youth live longer and healthier. Mrs. Obama's launch encourages me and all of us who are […]
Filed Under: District News, Health Care Tagged With: 11th Congressional District, Childhood Obesity, Education, Health Care, Message From Marcia, Michelle Obama, Youth
Kaleidoscope Magazine features Representative Fudge
October 7, 2009 by mlfudge
As seen in Kaleidoscope Magazine, Story by Margaret Briller www.kaleidoscopemagazine.net "I grew up in a time of unrest in this country," Fudge noted. "I think those of us who were fairly well-educated came from parents who wanted to make sure that we were involved. It's what we grew up doing. I just happened to be […]
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By: Cas Powell
Contributing Writer
The Wayne County 21st Century Program for the summer of 2018 began on June 4th. Students were invited to participate in the program at either the middle or elementary level. The camp ran over a five-week period, with each level of the program featuring different things. Approximately eighty students benefited from the interesting camp experience that kept their minds stimulated.
For middle school students, the program's theme changes every week. Week one featured a "Survivor" theme, where students split into teams to compete in challenges. Week two was a big week for the program – with its "Lights, Camera, Action!" theme, students had the chance to sign up for Drama Camp. While students in the basic program worked with stop motion and other cinematic media forms, Drama Camp students were given a chance to try their hand at acting. The students worked on a play with their director Nicholas Kidd. On the Friday of that week, the students performed their play, "The Great Middle School Mystery," at the Historic Wayne Theater. At the performance, the students who had not participated in the play were able to showcase their pieces as well.
During the summer camp, students were given the chance to visit many interesting and unique places. These places were chosen in relation to what the students were studying at the time. While studying space during the fourth week of the program, middle school students visited the EKU Hummel Planetarium. They also had a campout to study the stars. For their Survivor competitions, the group visited the Mt. View Campsite, for a series of challenges.
The elementary program kept a consistent theme throughout. Every year they focus around a book – this year featuring A Wrinkle in Time. The students read the book and, to tie into its theme, explored a variety of different "worlds." From the underwater world to cave systems, students explored the universe in a fun and hands-on way. Elementary students are also exposed to a variety of field trips. Students this year were given the privilege to attend Newport Aquarium and the Shaker Village, among other locations.
Aside from the academics the students were exposed to, both levels of the program made time to be physical. Middle school students were allotted an hour a day for physical fitness activities and team building exercises. They were given another hour in the afternoon to swim. Elementary students were also given two hours of physical fitness and YOGA time. It's important to the program staff that the kids have not only enriched minds but healthy bodies.
2018 was Katherine Kidd's ninth year working with the program. She serves as director. Kidd's job includes handling the process of obtaining the grant from the No Child Left Behind Act, managing the grant money, collecting and managing data, and handling the programming, among other tasks. She ensures that children are in a safe and nurturing environment. Kidd seeks to introduce students to culture and humanities that they may otherwise not be exposed to, as well as provide academic enrichment.
The staff of the program consists of a series of high school students, teachers, volunteers, and college students. "We are really just one big happy family, working cohesively as a group," Kidd said about them. "It's true collaboration." The program inspires bonds between the students and the staff, providing role models that can set good examples.
The program runs throughout the school year as well. It typically begins a few weeks into school; this year it starts on September 4th, and will run until a week from the end of school. The program will provide students with a safe place to seek help for homework and offer a variety of classes that students may be unable to obtain without it. The program works with students, parents, and teachers to best ensure that it is benefitting the child.
Middle School teams competed in various challenges
These challenges were part of the first week's "Survivor" theme
Students visited the planetarium to learn about the location of planets and constellations
Elementary students visited the Wayne Historical Museum
A stage coach from Wayne County's earlier days was one attraction the children experienced at the museum
Students attending the camp learned more about history at the Shaker Village
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My elderly mother is having mobility issues, could a chiropractor help?Seniors can maintain or improve their musculoskeletal health with chiropractic care.
Fortunately most people in the modern world make it to age 65 in relatively good health due to improvements in sanitation, nutrition and disease control. Many seniors however, have a reduced quality of life due to pain, limited mobility and disability. Chiropractic care can be very helpful to people of retirement age.
Chiropractic treatment uses various manual techniques which are both safe and effective to treat or prevent pain in the spine and elsewhere. Since the risk of disabling back pain rises in older adults commencing visits to a chiropractor before chronic problems develop is the best strategy.
Older people tend to have reduced range of motion,(ROM) which negatively affects the ability to perform activities of daily living. When ROM is limited, gardening, golfing and playing with grandchildren is more difficult. Chiropractors utilize joint manipulation or mobilization, soft tissue work and specific exercises to improve joint ROM, flexibility and mobility. Such treatment helps seniors to better perform activities of daily living. By improving joint function and general mobility and encouraging exercise in general chiropractic care helps in preventing falls in seniors which are a major cause of disability and declining health.
Maintaining or improving posture is another benefit of regular chiropractic care as well as reducing stress on spinal nerves so there is better communication between the spine and the tissues of the body. A proper functioning spine helps one to realize more fully their health potential since the nervous system regulates the entire body.
In summary, older individuals can maintain or improve their musculoskeletal health with chiropractic care. The enhanced sense of well being and the ability to continue living an independent life as long as possible are what seniors can expect who make chiropractic are part of a healthy lifestyle.
Dr. Daniel Vandervoort from Beacon Hill Chiropractic graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1987 with both clinical and academic honours. He studied Human Kinetics at the University of Waterloo prior to CMCC. Born in Guelph, Ontario Daniel attended Georgetown High School. Dr. Dan is the director of Rockland's oldest and most established chiropractic clinic since 1994. He also enjoys practicing 2 days per week at the Beacon Hill Chiropractic Clinic on Montreal Rd. near Orleans with his partner Dr. Sylvie Bordeleau.
Dr. Vandervoort has special interests in athletics, fitness and nutrition. He is long term member of the local gym and competes in triathlons and road races. From both personal and clinical experience, Dr. Dan has considerable knowledge in the assessment and treatment of athletic injuries. He is able to treat spine related conditions in people of all ages using diversified and Activator techniques as well as providing appropriate home exercises. www.beaconhillchiro.com


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Vanguard, known in Japan as ヴァンガード [Ban Gado] Vanguard" is scrolling shooter developed by TOSE and published by SNK in arcades in 1981. It was later ported to the Atari 2600 and Atari 5200. In the game's story you pilot a space ship through the dangerous Mountain Zone, Rainbow Zone, Styx Zone, Stripe Zone, Bleak Zone, and to the City of Mystery where you must defeat Gond before he destroys the space colonies. Each zone is occupied with a different type of enemy ship that must be shot and natural hazards that must be avoided. Vanguard used a unique for the time 2 joysticks, one to control movement, the other to control firing. It also was one of the first scrolling shooters to scroll in multiple directions over the course of the game. The famous musical tune that plays when you touch the energy block is Vultan's Theme (Attack of the Hawk Men) from the Flash Gordon film.
I first played Vanguard in the mid-1980s on my family's Atari 2600. My family and our neighborhood friends pretended it was like a Star Wars game and make believe we were characters like Yoda and Luke would It wasn't until years later that I learned it was originally an arcade game.
I no longer own Vanguard, but my current high score is 76,870.
- Overall: 4/10
- Best Version: Atari 2600
- The game is a pioneer in the scrolling shooter genre, alternating the direction of scrolling each level.
- Altering your ship's speed based on whether you're shooting was a nice tactical addition.
- The game's graphics are pretty bad. Drawing cavern walls with boxes is pretty cheap, even for 1981.
- The game only has two caves, both nearly identical, which continually repeat.
- I don't like how enemy shots block your own.
- The Atari ports don't accurately handle to dual joystick firing mechanic of the arcade, so you're forced to move in the direction you want to shoot.
- Nothing.
Box Art
The 5200 is more like the arcade flyers. It shows a simpler ship firing at enemies in a more TRON-like environment.
- mobygames.com/game/vanguard - MobyGames.
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanguard_(video_game) - Wikipedia.
- vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php?title=Vanguard_(A26) - VGMPF Atari 2600 soundtrack.


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OK, Barry.
Ya calls out the liars on the video here:
But, Barry, ya do it in general.
Ya got the facts - call 'em out by name. Say their names out loud and give 'em the shame.
The fight is dirty cuz there's lots of money.
Go head, get dirty Barry, ya gotta do it.
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The CCPC was formed in 1997 with the introduction of Bt corn. We bring together industry leaders in corn breeding, experts in entomology, insect resistance management, pathology, and agronomy, and regulatory bodies.
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Before I tell you this story, I have to set ground rules. I'm not posting photos. Not gonna happen. You'll get clip art and like it.
I think I get what old age is going to be like: it will be making up heroic adventures to explain injuries sustained in the most mundane ways.
I think I cracked my rib.
And, for my readers, I'm going to be honest about the injury.
I was posing for my husband, a photographer who is always frustrated by the lack of cooperation his spouse exhibits whenever a camera lens is turned her way. I do not like the way I look in photos. I have an image of myself, one that props up my self esteem, and I do not care to see it contradicted in four-color glory.
But, finally, in a burst of what-the-hell, I agreed to let him take photographs of the boudoir nature. I had lost weight. I wasn't getting any younger. He finally asked often enough. Whatever the reason, the date was set.
My husband set up a privacy cabana of hanging bedsheets on the upper porch to ensure privacy and capture the best daylight. And there we were.
I decided to try a pose on my stomach and then I remembered someone said that Kim Kardashian simultaneously arched a bit and sucked in her gut for the best photos. So I tried. Slowly. But even moving with caution on the hard wooden porch, I heard a crack from my left side.
The pain went all up my side for a second before settling beneath my left breast. No, not a heart attack. This tale is a comedy, not a tragedy.
Now, the day after, it hurts to press on my sternum, hurts to twist certain ways, and god help me if I sneeze. The rib is either cracked or bruised, neither of which can be treated with anything but time. But that story is just for you.
For anyone else who sees me wince, I'm going to expound on how I saved an entire city from a villain, super-hero style and got injured in the battle. Because, who would believe the truth?


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Monthly Archives / November 2013
Other Sites Consultation 28 October 2013 – 6 January 2014
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council are currently working on the preparation and production of a statutory planning policy document titled "Site Allocations Policies Development Plan Document". This important planning document will identify site allocations and land use designations that will be used to guide and determine future planning applications. The Site Allocations Document will include
Annual Buffet Supper Party
The 96 people who came to our Annual Supper on Friday 11th October 2013 at St Joseph's Church Hall, St Margaret's Drive (off Dorking Road) enjoyed a rare treat. The Melody Makers, a sextet led by Kate Brown provided a varied repertoire of music and song. The buffet from Studio Food was served by delightful


text: When Jean Sibelius and Aino Järnefelt first chanced upon each other, their eyes locked for so long that she faltered. He was visiting her family flat in Helsinki and was providing, with her brother Armas, musical accompaniment to a pantomime being put up by the ladies of the house. So intense was Jean's blue-eyed gaze that Aino could not go on with her part. Thus began the relationship of "the prettiest girl in Finland" and her greatest composer. Continue reading Jean and Aino: In the very trees of Ainola


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On Tuesday, for the first time in more than 50 years, Americans went to the polls to elect a president without a fully functioning Voting Rights Act — thanks to an insidious decision by the Supreme Court in 2013.
Consider what has been happening in North Carolina, a battleground state with a history of racial discrimination in voting. Republican lawmakers and officials have gone to remarkable lengths to drive down turnout among black voters, who disproportionately favor Democrats. Among other things, they cut early voting hours and Sunday voting, and closed polling places in minority communities, despite significant public opposition.
Even after a federal appeals court struck down the state's outrageous voter-suppression law in July, saying that it targeted black voters "with almost surgical precision," officials were scheming to work around it. On Monday, the state's Republican Party issued a news release boasting that cutbacks in early voting hours reduced black turnout by 8.5 percent below 2012 levels, even as the number of white early voters increased by 22.5 percent.
In other places with similar histories of discrimination, officials have closed polling places, creating longer lines and making it difficult, if not impossible, for people in minority communities to vote. In Texas, the number of voting locations has been reduced by more than 400. In Arizona, nearly every county closed at least one voting location; about 60 percent of counties in Louisiana and numerous counties in Alabama did so as well. A vast majority of these closings would have been blocked had the Voting Rights Act not been eviscerated by the Roberts Court.
That law had required nine states and many counties with long records of voting discrimination — primarily in the South, but also in places like Arizona, Alaska and New York — to seek federal approval, or preclearance, before making changes to their laws. Hundreds of discriminatory laws and practices were blocked over the years — until 2013, when the Supreme Court struck down the preapproval requirement, as applied to those states and counties, as no longer addressing "current conditions" and as an unconstitutional burden on state sovereignty.
Why? Because "things have changed dramatically," according to Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., who wrote the 5-to-4 majority opinion in Shelby County v. Holder. With that decision, he and the other justices in the majority set back the cause of racial equality at the voting booth by decades.
The past three years have confirmed just how naïve the chief justice's words were. Right after the court's decision, lawmakers in North Carolina passed a stunningly broad anti-voter law, while Texas revived its own absurdly strict voter-ID law that had already been blocked by the federal government.
Last summer, federal appeals courts found that both states' laws discriminated against minorities, but voters, poll workers and government officials were confused, even on Election Day, about what the current rules were.
Meanwhile, a new study by the Leadership Conference Education Fund, a civil rights group, looked at almost half of the counties that had been under federal supervision before 2013 and found that 43 percent have closed polling places since the Shelby County decision. Fourteen states put in place new voting restrictions for the 2016 election, including some states that were never under federal supervision, like Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Voting rights advocates have been filing lawsuits to stop the worst forms of discriminatory legislation. But piecemeal litigation can't keep up with proliferating legislative schemes and is no substitute for a robust federal Voting Rights Act, which had rightly put the burden on states to justify voting changes. In a post-Shelby County world, private citizens — typically the least powerful — are required to sue to defend their right to vote.


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Nicholas admits to being bad with money
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Nicholas Parsons had an eye for a bargain as host of the TV quiz show Sale of the Century but, in real life, he claims not to be a shrewd investor. The veteran presenter and actor claims bad timing is responsible for a long list of stockmarket failures. Parsons, 84, says: "I am a disastrous investor. I have picked some good stocks in my time, but then the whole experience becomes too tedious to follow up.
"It means I always miss the right time to sell and end up losing money."
He lists the now defunct Railtrack as his worst punt. "The share price rose after floating on the market but I just let the stock drift until it was too late and I lost the lot. If you are a money person, your instinct should be to know when to sell and move on but, sadly, this is not a talent I possess."
However, Parsons, who became a household name hosting Sale of the Century ("And now, from Norwich...it's the quiz of the week!") throughout the 70s and early 80s, is far more concerned about the damage created by too much greed for wealth.
"Wanting more money is often a state of envy where you desire what others have - this can be unhealthy. I have had a blessed career and put job satisfaction as far more important than money. The most rewarding work is often the worst paid. The secret is to enjoy living within your means." He has chaired the BBC Radio 4 panel show Just a Minute for the past 40 years and believes the pleasure and joy this has brought, with its wealth of words, is priceless compared to cash.
His hobbies include collecting and repairing clocks - there are quite an assortment cluttering up his house. Perhaps appropriately, he says people are often preoccupied with wealth, but adds that time is the most valuable commodity of all.
He rates playing a vicar, the Reverend Mr Wainwright, in Doctor Who in 1989, as one of his most enjoyable acting roles and, more recently, enjoyed touring in his One Man Comedy Show.
He reckons that the "obscene sums" earned by soccer players, company bosses and City workers "show something is going wrong with society," adding: "To value yourself and others in terms of money is wrong and sends a sad message out to youngsters."
The best investment he ever made was almost his worst. "I had an apartment in London in the late 70s that I was trying to sell so the family could buy a place in the country. We took out a bridging loan when we found the house we wanted but couldn't find a buyer - interest rates were crippling and we almost lost everything.
"In the end we managed to get through the crisis and kept the London home, which subsequently benefited from soaring property prices."


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Perlon Strap – Beige
Braided nylon watch straps are commonly referred to as "perlon" straps, and they make a great addition to your selection of straps. Perlon straps look great on vintage and modern watches alike, and allow for easy changing to match the style of the day. Due to their light and airy nature, these straps are great for the summer (and they dry quick after a cooling jump in the pool).
For over half a year we have been testing our perlon straps on our own watches. Whether on a vintage Omega pre-Seamaster, a "pre-loved" Daniel Roth, a Chopard LUC Sport 2000 or a brand new Nomos, these perlon straps add a lot of "cool" to your watch. After the extensive testing period we're convinced of their quality and versatility.
We are excited to start selling a large collection of colourful perlon straps.
Each strap is ultrasonically welded to secure the material and prevent fraying. They are finished off with a polished vintage-style tang buckle made from period-correct nickel plated brass. There is one fixed keeper next to the buckle, and one floating keeper. The overall length is 265mm / 10.5″ and fits most wrist sizes. You can select the desired width below.
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Concerteenies: Guitar (0-2s)
Live music for babies/ toddlers with their grown-ups
Join guitarist Tom McKinney for a concert including music by J.S Bach, Isaac Albeniz and Heitor Villa Lobos. With bubbles, percussion, props and informal introductions, this is a fun and informal listening gig for adults and their young children.
Tom McKinney is a classical guitarist, broadcaster and music administrator based in the Derbyshire Peak District. A familiar voice on BBC Radio 3, Tom presents the Lunchtime and Afternoon Concerts, Hear & Now, live matinee concerts with the BBC Philharmonic, Radio 3 In Concert, is a regular contributor to The Essay and Record Review, has written and presented numerous features, and in the last six years has also presented Breakfast, Opera on 3 and live outdoor broadcasts throughout the country. As a guitarist, Tom has performed as a soloist and chamber musician at the BBC Proms, Aldeburgh Festival, Brighton Festival, Edinburgh Festival, Spitalfields Festival, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, KammerKlang at Café Oto, London Contemporary Music Festival, Buxton Festival, St.Magnus Festival, Warwick Festival and Lancaster International Concert Series. He teaches guitar at the Royal Northern College of Music and is an audition consultant for Live Music Now! Tom is the Programme Manager at Music in the Round, where he organises the chamber music series and Sheffield Chamber Music Festival in the Crucible Theatre. He also curates the new music series at Kettle's Yard Art Gallery in Cambridge.
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- No need to print your ticket. Just tell us your name on the door.
- Free tea, coffee and biscuits are provided (the bar will be selling food and drinks after the concert)
- You are responsible for the safety of your own children and belongings.
- Buggies can be left in the main bar and we encourage you to put coats and bags on the stage area.
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Student Engagement Network seeking interns for 2018-2019 academic year
Student Engagement Network seeking interns for 2018-2019 academic year
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Student Engagement Network (SEN) is seeking two types of interns for the 2018-2019 academic year to support the advancement and promotion of student engagement at Penn State.
Applicants must be full-time or part-time undergraduate students at Penn State University Park, and be in good academic and conduct standing with the University. The internship program is open to students of all educational backgrounds, especially those interested in helping current and future students enhance their out-of-classroom learning.
Engagement Space Interns – Job #82071
Interns will staff the Engagement Space in the HUB-Robeson Center where they will act as liaisons, mentors and ambassadors of student engagement. This will include: effectively communicating the importance and impact of student engagement with current and future students, visiting parents, faculty, staff, administrators, alumni and community members; presenting to first-year students, faculty, staff and administrators on how to get engaged through the sharing of resources and testimonials; and creating vlogs and content for social media, including YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Applicants must be comfortable speaking publicly and interacting with visitors to the Engagement Space. Additionally, applicants must be engaged both inside and outside the classroom, and understand the impact of meaningful engagement experiences.
Communications Interns – Job #82073
Interns will produce videos for webinars, student testimonials, YouTube content and large department-sponsored events, including the Student Engagement Expo and Student Engagement Summit in October. Additional responsibilities include: assisting the marketing strategy specialist with creating and scheduling social media content; editing and proofreading news articles; assisting with promotional materials and other duties as assigned. Ideal candidates should have strong writing, editing and communication skills, and experience with completing video projects through pre-production, shooting and editing. Dependability, organization and attention to detail are required. Experience with Adobe Creative Cloud suite is preferred. Applicants must be majoring in communications, journalism, marketing, public relations, advertising, graphic design and/or a related field.
Interns will be paid $10 an hour for a maximum of 20 hours per week. Schedules may be flexible. To apply, visit psu.jobs and enter the job number in the "keywords" search field.
Selected applicants will be notified via email and invited to attend in-person interviews on a rolling basis until all spots have been filled.
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At the point when nature calls, we should respect it! Nancy was out with her family and expected to utilize a washroom. She knew it would take her no less than a hour to get back home. Thus, she promptly chases for a washroom. Shockingly, she sees two billboards.
One guided her 100 meters to one side:
- ABCD Pay and Use Washrooms
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- The other guided her 100 meters to one side:
- EFGH Pay and Use Washrooms
- Spotless and regulated!
Which washroom do you think Nancy utilized? Clearly, the one to one side. Why? There's most likely that any washroom would give her a chance to empty and feel assuaged. However, EFGH Pay and Use Washrooms featured the cleanliness-one of the key components anybody would search for in an open can. "Spotless and directed" was the promoting edge here, and that had a significant effect in Nancy's decision.
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Size: ¼ sheet
Skill level: Intermediate
1. Ice cake with buttercream.
2. Use the bubble pattern from the Tropical Fun Variety Designer Prints™.
3. Cut them in half lengthwise and apply them high on the sides of the cake.
4. For professional results, trim the white ends from the Designer Prints™ decorations using a ribbon insertion tool or an X-Acto knife.
5. Mix a light brown icing using Brown Liquid Airbrush Color.
6. Spread around lower corners of the top of the cake, as shown.
7. Apply the crab design from the Sea Buddies Variety Pack Edible Image.
8. Mix a blue piping gel using Blue Liquid Airbrush Color and Piping Gel. Fill in around the Edible Image® design as shown.
9. Mix a bright blue using Sky Blue Liqua-Gel Color and a green with Neon Brite Green Liqua-Gel Color. Variegate them in a bag with a #12 plain round tube to pipe a bottom border to meet the Designer Prints™ decorations.
10. Airbrush in the sky with Blue Liquid Airbrush Color. Mix a lighter blue icing and variegate with white for your clouds and top half shell border.
11. Sprinkle your sand with crushed vanilla wafer cookies. Finish with Seashells Dec-Ons® decorations and Milk Chocolate Seashells.
12. Mix a bright yellow icing using Egg Shade Liquid Airbrush Color to pipe your birthday inscription.
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In our third Processing lecture we were shown a different type of loop. A 'for loop' only takes up one line of code and is a much more efficient way of repeating content.
We were then introduced to arrays and how we could use them in our projects.
The mini task that we were given was to fill a rectangle with a random colour from our colour array.


text: That reminds me, While harvesting "some" of them I noticed something I've seen before but a little different. A lot of them had a long cut down the side, others somewhat a little tare, and some had a perfect little hole. I've seen sugar ants coming and going out of these small holes so I presumed they were the guilty parties. It has been very dry around here everything's wilted, leaves falling early, and the grass is brown. Maybe because of all this but I'm not sure, anyway I noticed bumble bees, honey bees, a butterfly, and a couple of yellow jackets working the fruit. I'm wondering if they are the reason for all the damage. They were serious about working it too.


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It's that time of the year again where there's less and less daylight. And in a country like the Netherlands with lots of people riding a bicycle, it means good lighting on your bike. And usually in October a campagne is launched to make people aware of good working lights when riding in the dark. This results in many bicycle lights being replaced and ending up as waste.
And this of course means upcycle possibilities. Two previously featured upcycle designs made out of an old head light are LIGHT UP and MONBIJOU. Both showing a very friendly lamp. And last week I found another one.
Practical, functional and fun clamp light
These designs that use a bicycle head light always make me smile. I think because that friendly designed light is like a little creature, watching in a fun and curious way. Just like this handmade Bicycle Clamp Light, a design by Cycled Up Creations, founded by Kevin Burk, based in Northampton | United Kingdom.
It's a stunning portable lamp that 's made out of discarded bicycle parts and showing some Steampunk influence. Its versatility makes it perfect for clamping on to a shelf, bookcase, or table edge. Because of its functionality it is suitable for many different situations and interiors.
The Bicycle Clamp Light uses a set of traditional bicycle brakes that have been fitted with an extendable torsion spring to provide the jaws of the clamp. Full rubber bicycle brake pads ensure that the clamp does not leave scratches on the item it is clamped to. And those 'jaws' can grip an item width as small as 1.5cm, and extend to an item width of 7.0cm.
Photos © Cycled Up Creations
All in all a very practical, functional and fun piece of upcycle design lighting. Please visit the Cycled Up Creations store on Etsy showing all available versions. Only thing I miss is a fun name for this amazing little lamp.


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Hat's off to Thomas Friedman. The New York Times columnist states what the New York Times news reporters failed to report to America (notably Jodi Rudoren, the former Jerusalem bureau chief) and that we have reported: The two state solution is over, there will never be a Palestinian state, let us move on to the one state reality.
Our politicians are living in dreamland when it comes to the Middle East, Friedman says.
Start with Israel. The peace process is dead. It's over, folks, so please stop sending the New York Times Op-Ed page editor your proposals for a two-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians. The next U.S. president will have to deal with an Israel determined to permanently occupy all the territory between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea, including where 2.5 million West Bank Palestinians live.
How did we get there? So many people stuck knives into the peace process it's hard to know who delivered the mortal blow. Was it the fanatical Jewish settlers determined to keep expanding their footprint in the West Bank and able to sabotage any Israeli politician or army officer who opposed them? Was it right-wing Jewish billionaires, like Sheldon Adelson, who used their influence to blunt any U.S. congressional criticism of Bibi Netanyahu?
Or was it Netanyahu, whose lust to hold onto his seat of power is only surpassed by his lack of imagination to find a secure way to separate from the Palestinians?… [two paragraphs of blaming Palestinians for demise of Oslo.]
They all killed the two-state solution. Let the one-state era begin. It will involve a steady low-grade civil war between Palestinians and Israelis and a growing Israeli isolation in Europe and on college campuses that the next U.S. president will have to navigate.
Let's leave aside Friedman's funky metaphor of Netanyahu as father and Hamas as mother. He places far greater blame on Israel than on Palestinians for the one state mess Israel has made of it. Because that's where the power lies.
Friedman is doing the journalistic work that John Kerry and Ambassador Dan Shapiro want the US press to perform. It's a one state reality. Yousef Munayyer, Ali Abunimah, the late Tony Judt and Virginia Tilley said this eons ago.
And notice that Friedman blames the Israel lobby for the end of two states, in the person of Sheldon Adelson. Walt and Mearsheimer said this ten years ago and got run out of town on a rail for doing so. Now we're on the threshold of a great Jew-versus-Jew battle about Who lost Israel. The neocons are going to fight back hard. And liberal Zionists will at last use the right word to describe what Israel has established: apartheid.
Reflect that Tom Friedman has done important work on this issue: when he said that Congress is bought and paid for by the Israel lobby, which people said was an anti-Semitic canard. And when he told a British audience that American politicians had all taken the lesson from George H.W. Bush's defeat in 1992 that they had to support Israeli settlements. Friedman was once a liberal Zionist. He began his career as a Middle East correspondent by giving his high school class mates in St. Louis Park, MN, a chalktalk on the Six Day War, which he surely celebrated. I bet he's over that now; and that many other Jewish liberal Zionists will walk the path toward a simple principle for Israel that has served us so well here: equal rights. (Friedman's column puts pressure on many idealistic liberal Zionists, Roger Cohen, Dan Fleshler, Lara Friedman, and holdouts at the Nation magazine, to step up to the plate and acknowledge that Palestinian disfranchisement in a Jewish state is never going to end).
Finally, this column is about BDS. Friedman knows that Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions is coming. Maybe his own kids are telling him that. He begins this column with quotations from the secret panel on BDS held at the (No-Palestinians-Allowed) Saban Forum late last year. That panel was aimed, by Haim Saban at stopping BDS. Saban is Hillary Clinton's Adelson and she has promised him that she will work with Republicans to fight BDS.
Many progressive Americans, including many Jews, now support BDS. Where is Bernie Sanders?


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B.O.B 14 is done!
The Bout of Books read-a-thon is organized by Amanda @ On a Book Bender and Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal. It is a week long read-a-thon that begins 12:01am Monday, May 11th and runs through Sunday, May 17th in whatever time zone you are in. Bout of Books is low-pressure. There are challenges, giveaways, and a grand prize, but all of these are completely optional. For all Bout of Books 13 information and updates, be sure to visit the Bout of Books blog. - From the Bout of Books team
Total Pages - 1245
ARC Books Read -3
Total Books Read -4
Challenges -1
Chats - 1
DAY 1 UPDATE - Trying to read through "Serafina and the Black Cloak" by Robert Beatty, but finding it a bit boring. Stalking #boutofbooks people on twitter. PARTICIPATING IN THE CHALLENGE! Woo!
Finished "Serafina and the black Cloak". Unfortunately, this wasn't a book for me. 2/5 on the scale. It was just too simplistic of a story. Great for really young readers, but perhaps not deep enough to engage the more aware youngsters or the older audiences reading middlegrade. Not trash, but not what I was hoping for.
Participating in the Bout of Books twitter chat! YEAH!
Books Finished:1
Tomorrow's goal will be to finish both of these.
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DAY 6 UPDATE -Started "Dark Witch" by Nora Roberts. Wasn't feeling that either! Guh!
DAY 7 UPDATE - Managed to finish "The Girl from the Well". HOLY GEEZ. Talk about terrifying. Yikes!


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Ashes to Go in nine communities across Maine
On Wednesday, March 1, a group of Episcopal clergy, including Maine Bishop the Rt. Rev. Stephen T. Lane, will take the traditional Ash Wednesday practice of the imposition of ashes from inside of church buildings out to the people on the streets of Portland, Rockland, Bath, Waterville, Windham, Brunswick, Winthrop, Wilton, and Farmington.
Started by Episcopal clergy in Chicago in 2007, Ashes to Go marks its sixth year in Maine communities. First offered on a commuter rail platform, the practice has spread to dozens of cities across the U.S.
"Not everyone is able to be in their church today. It's a way of bringing the church's presence outside a building and offering an opportunity for people to practice their faith as they go about their daily life and work," said the Rev. Larry Weeks of Trinity Episcopal and St. Peter's Episcopal Portland. In 2012 Weeks organized the first Ashes to Go in Portland. Each year more than 100 people, including many passers-by have availed themselves of the opportunity to receive ashes and a blessing.
In Portland all who wish the imposition of ashes and a brief blessing are welcome at Monument Square from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bishop Lane will join clergy from several Portland-area congregations to offer Ash Wednesday blessings beginning at 11 a.m.
In Rockland – 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. in front of Rock City Cafe and at other spots along Main Street with the Rev. Lael Sorensen and church leaders of St. Peter's Episcopal Church.
In Windham – 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Windham Post Office parking lot on Route 302 by the Rev. Tim Higgins and the Rev. Wendy Rozene of St. Ann's Episcopal Church
In Wilton – 9: a.m. to 9:30 a.m. near the Wilton Post Office by and in Farmington – Noon to 12:30 p.m. on Main Street near the Post Office by the Rev. Barbara Clarke of St. Luke's Episcopal Church
In Winthrop – 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Winthrop Commerce Center on Main Street by the Rev. Jim Gill of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
In Brunswick – 10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at Midcoast Hunger Prevention and from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in front of the Bowdoin College Chapel by the Rev. Chick Carroll and the Rev. Mary Lee Wile of St. Paul's Episcopal Church
In Bath – 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the corner of Front and Center Streets by the Rev. Ted Gaiser of Grace Episcopal Church
In Waterville – 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. at Colby College's Pulver Pavilion and from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church's Evening Sandwich Program at 69 Silver Street with the Rev. John Balicki of St. Mark's Episcopal Church and members of the Waterville-Winslow Interfaith Council.
In the Christian tradition, Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, the six weeks leading up to Easter. As a time of self-reflection for believers, Lent is often marked by prayer, penance, and charity.
The Rev. Tim Higgins, rector of St. Ann's Episcopal Church in Windham, described his experience in past years as "one of the coolest ministries I have ever been involved with." He added, "A jogger came through and stopped long enough to pray with us, receive his ashes and continue on his jog, while saying, 'I've never done that before, thanks so much!'"
Weeks added, "We found that many people had forgotten that it was Ash Wednesday and welcomed the opportunity to receive ashes and a blessing. It's high time we venture outside our church walls to offer hope, forgiveness, and healing to people who may still have a spiritual hunger but aren't so sure about Church."


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The annual Herbert Y. and Anne L. Reynolds Lecture will take place 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Oct. 9 in Lecture Room D on the campus of Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and Penn State College of Medicine. Guest speaker, Dr. Talmadge E. King Jr. will present "Idiopathic Interstitial Pneumonias." King is the Julius R. Krevans Distinguished Professorship in Internal Medicine and Chair of the Department of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco.
Board-certified in internal medicine and pulmonary disease, King's research interest is the pathogenesis, diagnosis and management of inflammatory and immunologic lung injury.
King is a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Association of American Physicians, the American Clinical and Climatological Association, and the Fleischner Society. He is a Master of the American College of Physicians and a fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians. He is a member of the Advisory Council of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute; Board of Directors of the National Committee for Quality Assurance and Board of Directors of the American Board of Internal Medicine (currently secretary/treasurer). He is past president of the American Thoracic Society (ATS).
King has been a member of several editorial boards as well as co-author of several books including the acclaimed reference book "Interstitial Lung Disease," now in its fifth edition (2011). He received the Trudeau Medal from the ATS and the Breathing for Life Award from the Foundation of the American Thoracic Society.
All are welcome to attend.


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Bitcoin is the first implementation of a concept called "cryptocurrency", which was first described in 1998 by Wei Dai on the cypherpunks mailing list, suggesting the idea of a new form of money that uses cryptography to control its creation and transactions, rather than a central authority. The first Bitcoin specification and proof of concept was published in 2009 in a cryptography mailing list by Satoshi Nakamoto. Satoshi left the project in late 2010 without revealing much about himself. The community has since grown exponentially with many developers working on Bitcoin.
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Dhea and preg cured me for a week. All symptoms reversed my muscles were coming back, my face looked more normal pre pfs looking, mind was clear, libido, sleep, energy, joint pain, skin was oily, etc. Sadly it only lasted 1 week. I don't feel anything from the dhea or pregnenolone anymore.
Can you state what sexual symptoms improved to what degree? Did your penis size (both when erect and flaccid) and orgasm intensity turned back to 100% normal too?
Im asking this question a lot because im collecting data from recovery stories. Thanks. Any info besides those questions would be good too. @Toughluck24
What is/was ur TOTAL T level ?
Ya it went back to normal.
I am also believ In God,an I will asck you to pray for me
Does it work with Zeus, Odin or Buddha? I'm curious. And how many times do I need to pray so that can work? Which language is the best ?
Thank you for your scientific approach.
You have to be able to give your heart to the lord. It's the hard part as there is always a monkey on your back telling you it won't work. Give fully and you'll be cured.
I tried DHEA, it didn't work for me.
So much broscience on here. That said, DHEA may prove usefulness for a niche audience with lowish DHEA-s and E2. I've seen many PFSers share bloodwork with high DHEA-s level, it's useless and may even be harmful in such cases. It's a hormone and should be respected as such. It mostly converts to E2 in Men when taken in doses of >= 15mg/d. So folks with high E2 should steer clear from high dosing.
I too had intermittent success with it. It helped mental clarity and libido albeit temporarily. I always had to stop after a while because I'd start getting low Cortisol symptoms. 50mg & 100mg doses are absolutely absurd! I had the best results on 10-15mg.
I've also been thanking god and asking for mercy through prayer and since starting my latest treatment (which this forum will hate but will make a post about in a few weeks if it keeps working) I have seen marginal improvements in my condition.
Even if I can't treat my PFS I have so much to live for like the love of family, music, etc. And while PFS does inhibit my ability to appreciate God's creation, I am still thankful for the gift of life.
If you don't mind, can you post your lab tests before this? Total Testosterone, free T, progesterone, DHT, estrogen ultra sensitive, fsh,lh, dhea shbg, etc? Your hormones May have been out of wack before. It took me 3 doctors and many years before one Dr ran an ultra sensitive estrogen test to discover that while my normal E was average(22), on the ultra sensitive scale I was super low (12) I'm now on T replacement and even now some of my doctors question why Anyone would want an ultra sensitive test. Every time I run that test it's Wildly different than a standard estrogen test. Fixing my estrogen level by way of injecting testosterone is one of the things that cured me. To this day if I under dose and my T falls and then estrogen falls, my dick is as lifeless as a noodle.
Same. Didn't work for me
Let's end the "religion debate" here, please.
This you nailed it bro. T:E2 is an important milestone to one's recovery. The standard assay is known to overestimate E2 value since it's meant for women (Their E2 run as high as 350 pg/ml). My E2 used to turn out 11pg/ml on standard test and describing my feeling as horrible is understatement! I think it was as low as a single digit. Too bad, there's no sensitive test where I live DHEA may help those with low DHEA-s & E2 but one should not overdo DHEA because that may throw Cortisol out of balance, which also sucks big time.
Keep us posted, oyyboychad35!
Did you have genital numbness, and to what degree? and how is it now?
p.s. i wish we had a signature/user title that would abbreviate our history/symptoms so you can see who is the same case as you.
What's ur T level now ?
Total T ?
I am really interested in this Dhea protocol. I feel like my dhea is less but I can't check it here. Did anyone else had success with dhea?
Hello What do you eat LazarusRy?
Prior to full blown fin I ate salad, veg, fruit by the bucket full along with lean protein such as fish and chicken. I developed many food intolerences and now live on predominantly red meat potatoes and gluten free.
This condition is really bizarre, one cures himself with this and one with this and that. This condition must be probably the biggest mystery in the medical world.
My dhea bloodwork was pretty high last time i checked. Is it still ok to try it? @oyyboychad35 How are you doing? Which sexual sides went away?


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4D Interactive, the UK social media company, has today announced the launch of a mobile web portal for Chatbox, its interactive chat and dating TV channel on Sky channel 877.
Chatbox Mobile, which is free for women users, will enable UK singles to create profiles, upload pictures and swap messages from the web browser on their mobile phones. Chatbox TV viewers will be able to use their existing nicknames on the mobile service which will also provide 'click & call' access to Chatbox Voice, one of the UK's largest chat phone lines. All user-generated content, including free profile picture uploads via MMS, will be moderated 24/7 for copyrighted and unwanted material.
Delivered in co-operation with mobile technology specialists Isomob, the new mobile website includes a mobile store that offers both free and premium content such as Bio Rhythms and Love Compatibility Tests. All transactions on Chatbox Mobile are carried out using the Payforit mobile billing system.
Commenting on the development, Chris McLellan, 4D Digital Media Manager, said, "There's no question that the mobile internet will play a huge part in the future of social networking and so the launch of Chatbox Mobile is critical to our long-term strategy. In fact, when the Chatbox website launches early next year we'll have one of few brands in the world to offer an integrated social networking experience that spans all major interactive media."
Chatbox Mobile will sit alongside Chatbox Voice (Dial-Up Interactive Voice), Chatbox TV (UGC channel on Sky Channel 877) and the Chatbox Online website (planned for launch in December, 2008).
Alisdair Anderson, Isomob Commercial Director, said; "We're delighted to be working with 4D on the Chatbox brand. Our mobile dating platform has a mobile-optimised UI allowing users to easily find and interact with prospective partners, while the back-end smoothly integrates matching, billing, reporting and moderation. The imminent introduction of our alert and notification engine will further utilise device capabilities, keeping users engaged with the product, and growing revenues for Chatbox."
For a free link to Chatbox Mobile please text the key word 'flirt' to short code 83388 or point mobile browsers to http://www.chatboxuk.mobi


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Recipe: Chocolate 'Ice Cubes'
Remember our exploration of how to approach change effectively? I began this here, writing about taking some time to allow the habits we want to change to just be present for a time, in our loving attention; and continued it here with a way of viewing these challenging habits, by inquiring into 'who' in our psyche carries the habit, which part of our personality enacts the behavior, that we've deemed needs to change.
Having done this investigative work, we now have a felt sense of 'who' needs to eat that second piece of sugar laden pie, 'who' is reaching for the third or fourth glass of wine on the fourth or fifth day in a row. Perhaps it feels like a frightened child, or an angry teenager.
Now, what do we do about it? Weren't we talking about making change?
These inner 'personalities' have reasons for doing what they do, and wanting what they want. I'm not talking about the story from your childhood; how your mother spoke to you (or didn't), or how your father hit you, or left you without warning. The story is important. But it's not the crux of the matter.
We need to acknowledge the story, certainly. We carry these wounds with us like an oyster carries an intrusion of sand. And, like the pearl the oyster develops to protect itself, we develop kernels of personality, ways of being and acting in the world that protect that memory of pain, of lack and need that wasn't fulfilled.
I'll make a leap here. The crux of the matter is often about survival.
That may sound overly dramatic. But remember, we're not talking about rational parts of our minds. We're talking about primal, vulnerable parts of our psyche. If they were rational, they wouldn't do things that hurt our health!
The personality that feels it has to drink to be in a social situation usually feels it will fail, perhaps not know what to say, or make a fool of itself, without a little 'social lubrication'. If there's a child at the root of that, or a teenager, succeeding socially is vitally important. Being ostracized or laughed at certainly feels like a kind of death to a vulnerable youth.
At the root of difficulty exercising may be not wanting to feel the body too intimately. Often during or after exercise, we experience our bodies more fully, we feel our life force, our own personal power. For many of us that was dangerous territory. How many of us have been accused of being 'too much' - too strong, too loud, even too loving when we were feeling our bodies fully? And if this message came as a child, with a feeling that a parent will withdraw love - again, our very survival can feel at risk. A child without a parent's love is a very frightened child. Or if we were sexually abused as children, experiencing the body at all can bring up very difficult feelings. Better to just let it lie mostly unused, a vehicle for our head to get where it wants to go. Often a sexual experience to a child carries a strong feeling of being annihilated. That's another word for death.
For those of us with even more extreme examples of outright abuse, that fear can be even easier to identify. And many of our self destructive behaviors developed to numb, or at least cushion, that fear that we were indeed, going to die. Or that we wished we would. If we numb that feeling - then we feel like we'll live.
We need to honor those tender parts of our psyche. We need to honor the strong reactive personalities that we developed to protect the tender frightened parts, too. They had a job to do, and in a very real way they helped us get through times we were afraid we wouldn't survive.
So, how do we change? We need to find ways to help these parts of ourselves know that they are no longer responsible for our survival. That there is an adult in charge now that really has our best interests at heart. That they did a hard job, and they did it well, the proof being that we survived! Now, they get to rest.
Next post I'll explore some ways we can take radical responsibility for our actions, and allow these wounded parts of our personalities to relax.
And, as we're contemplating these challenging aspects of change, a little chocolate that we can feel good about eating can soften the harder edges.
Chocolate 'Ice Cubes'
Gluten and dairy-free, and low carb. Appropriate for candida, diabetes and GAPS diet protocols.
3/4 cup nuts of choice - hazelnuts or pecans are my favorites, preferably soaked and dehydrated
3/4 cup coconut butter
1/4 cup raw cacoa powder if possible, or unsweetened cocoa powder
1/3 cup cocoa butter, gently melted
30 drops alcohol-free stevia extract, or to taste
1/2 tsp of alcohol-free vanilla extract
a pinch of good quality sea salt
Grind the nuts in a food processor until fairly fine, but not until they're nut butter.
Add all the other ingredients and pulse the food processor until well incorporated.
Spread the mixture into ice cube trays, and place into the freezer until solid. Pop out and enjoy!
These should stay solid at room temperature, unless the weather is warm. Keep refrigerated on hot summer days.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Loving all of yourself
Posted by Durga Fuller at 3:44 PM
Labels: candida, dairy free, gfcf, gluten free, low carb, paleo diet, personal growth
2 comments:
- Joanna said...
Are these the thingies I tried at Michaelmas? I can't wait to make them! YUM.
- September 30, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- Durga Fuller said...
Hi Joanna, I just found this comment awaiting moderation! Blogspot never sent it to me. Go figure.
Yes, that was the chocolate ice cubes you tasted. Have you tried them?
- March 8, 2011 at 11:11 PM
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Thought I would write a quick review about my new Frisport Andersnatten Extreme lavvu. Apart from our 15 person Tentipi, this is the first tent I have purchased and so I cannot compare with any other.
Before I begin I must say a "BIG THANK YOU" to Jed Yarnold from True North Outdoor for all his help and advice when I was considering purchasing a Frisport Lavvu. Jed is the UK distributor for Frisport and really friendly, helpful guy. He also designs and produces his own range of outdoor equipment so take a look at his website.
I purchased my lavvu from an on-line shop in Norway and it included a free mosquito door, so when I opened the box, this is what was inside; the lavvu, centre pole, tent pegs and the mosquito door (I have included my Leatherman Wave for size comparison
The parts of the centre pole pack neatly inside each other and a plastic cap on each end prevents them sliding out.
The five sections push together to make the pole
and the end of the pole goes into a cup in the top of the lavvu
The lavvu material is rip-stop polyester
The lavvu has an aluminium coating on the inside which helps reflect heat and this also reduces the size of fire required to warm the tent.
There are two air vents opposite the door which can be closed completely if not required
A guy-line to one of the air vents was missing, but a quick telephone call to Frisport (also in Norway) and one was in the post to me.
A hat can be fitted over the top of the lavvu (see picture below) which can be opened to allow smoke out when using a fire inside. The hat can be rotated 360 degrees but to do this you have to un-tie and re-tie a series of guy-lines.
To simplify this I have added shockcord hooks to each of the lines
I must say that the instructions that came with the lavvu are appalling!!! When I have some time I will produce a PDF instruction document available to download.
Here is the PDF instructions frisport andersnatten instructions
The end of one of the seam tapes is also not stuck to the material and so I have to buy some adhesive and for these two reasons I give the Frisport Andersnatten Extreme a 8 out of 10.


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The marginal tax rate above 100% which is dubbed the 'Pomperipossa effect' happens whenever the government subsidizes some taxpayers below a certain income level, then abruptly removes that subsidy above that level.
In Sweden, beginning with the 1960s income transfer became all the rage. Certain people groups were to be raised to equality with the wealthier classes. I just have one small example from my own life. My father was an elementary school teacher, and covered under the non-academic teachers union. His salary was at the very peak of the class that was favored by the government. He was begged to take the job of librarian for the school, a job that would give him less than a hundred dollars a year. He said he could only afford to take the job if it was unpaid, for if he earned any more money that year some benefits would be cut. But it was against the law to work without pay. So the position was left unfilled. I still remember the story, because his refusal to do the library gave me free food coupons for two years as I entered University.
In the USA this could never happen, right? In Pennsylvania, families below a certain income level pay no State tax. Above that level the tax is gradually phased in. Lets see an example.
For a family with 8 children they pay no state tax if their income is 89000 or less (2008 numbers). If their income is 90251 they pay the full amount. The state tax is 3.07%.
So for the last 1251 dollars you pay 2770 in taxes. This is a marginal tax rate of 222%.
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One summer's day in 2015 I took my children, the Chapples Minor, off for an adventure of archaeology (supplemented by quantities of bacon and ice cream). In my typical style, it's only now (at the end of 2017) that I'm getting around to giving an account of where we went and what we saw. As I said with the series of Glendalough posts: I saw the sights, I took some photos. I've even turned some of the photos into 3D anaglyphs.
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Identifying, Treating, and Preventing Lower Back Pain
Most of us will experience some type of lower back pain at least once during our lives. Though this pain is one of the most common reasons for missed workdays and trips to the doctor, these facts do not make it any easier to handle. Fortunately, most episodes can be treated or even prevented. Surgery should only be considered as a last resort because it is expensive, risky, and results are not guaranteed.
Common Causes of Lower Back Pain
Pain can develop in the back without any cause identifiable through an examination, imaging study, or physical test. Several conditions may be linked to this type of pain including a ligament or muscle strain that results in muscle spasms.
In the spine, disks cushion the vertebrae and if the soft tissue within a disk bulges or ruptures, it can press on a nerve and cause pain. Osteoarthritis can narrow the area around the spinal cord, affecting the lower back.
If the spine curves abnormally, as with scoliosis, this can cause pain in the back. Bones that are brittle and porous due to osteoporosis can lead to compression fractures of vertebrae that cause pain. The sciatic nerve begins in the lower back, travels through the pelvis, into the buttocks, and down each leg. Anything placing pressure on lumbar nerve roots can result in symptoms called sciatica that may include pain in the lower back.
How to Prevent Back Pain
The best way to deal with this type of pain is to prevent it. Experts recommend learning and exhibiting correct body mechanics and remaining in good physical condition. Increasing endurance and strength in the back through low-impact aerobic activity on a regular basis also helps muscles to function better. Core-strengthening exercises work the back and abdominal muscles, helping them to operate together to support the back.
People who are overweight put additional strain on their back muscles so a simple diet could be enough to prevent the pain. Proper body mechanics involve keeping the pelvis in a neutral position when standing, sitting with knees and hips level in a seat that offers lower back support, and bending at the knees when lifting objects. Keeping the back straight during lifting and making conscious effort not to twist can also prevent pain from reoccurring.
How to Ease Lower Back Pain Issues
If pain has already struck, it can usually be treated at home with a combination of pain relievers and light activity. Special products designed for the relief of pain in the back may also be effective. Products like inversion tables, wearable posture monitoring devices or products that promote correct sitting posture have been proven to prevent and ease lower back irritation and pain.
The earlier lower back pain is treated, the quicker the pain should subside. Only the most severe cases require surgery so in most situations, a combination of holistic treatment options (homeopathy, herbs, acupuncture etc.) and specially designed products should be effective. Proper posture and exercises that strengthen the abdominal muscles and back, improve posture, and increase flexibility can prevent this pain that sends millions of people to the emergency room every year.
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I am jammed for time here. I would love to wax poetic about the PR Shopping day this past weekend. To tell you how awesome it was to meet Robin IRL. How great it was to see old friends. But let me get straight to the goodies, because time is short here at Chez Elizabeth.
Our group was so large, we had to split into two groups for the first two stores which opened specially for us, Metro Textiles and Elliott Berman. I spent most of my fabric budget at these stores.
At Elliott Berman I bought a Missoni sweater knit which will become a fall tunic (pattern TBD) and a beautiful silk (TNT sheath dress anyone?).
Then I really went wild at Metro Textiles. Kashi had so many great fabrics. I bought this gorgeous, I mean gorgeous wool silk boucle in gun metal grays and he had a matching silk charmeuse. I also bought a metallic gray knit for a date night top.
Then I couldn't pass up this wool knit in purple, my favorite color. And who could leave there without the ubiquitous border knit?!
Let's not forget the silk charmeuse (on the right in the picture below) to line my fall coat and my first double knit for a, wait for it, sheath dress. I have a feeling one never forgets their first double knit. *sigh* On the left, is my only fabric from Parons, a mauve tweed. I heart tweed.
By the time we reached Parons I think we were all fabric fatigued. But it was a fun day. Again, so glad that so many people came to shop from locales far and wide.
And, now I know you were all wondering if I finished my dress for my cousin's wedding which is this weekend. Well….
I did. I'll do a full review of all the alterations I made when I am back from the Midwest, but for now… Here are some pictures to tide you over.
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Pathway to the Profession
To the Barrrrr
- Consider applying to become an Associate to a Justice at the District Court (which deals with criminal cases more than other jurisdictions)
- This is a stepping stone to the bar
- After all, you'd see advocates in action daily!
- Research into which Justice you'd like to work for and tailor-making your covering letter to each Justice
- They often take into account whether you aspire to be at the bar (whether you have an interest in advocacy) as they like to bestow their knowledge upon these people.
- This is a stepping stone to the bar
- Another idea! Clerkship with the DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS!!! How. Amazing. Would. That. Be? (At least, for anyone else who is interested in becoming a prosecuting barrister in criminal law…)
- Regardless of what you decide you want to be, a research clerk position is always a great way to go.
- To become a barrister, you need the Practical Legal Training (which everyone needs), be admitted, and go through the bar practice course
- I suggest you get some experience as a solicitor under your belt before going for the bar though.
- Note: The whole "Barristers are their own boss" thing means no reliable pay cheque for new Barristers, particularly those who have very few or no contacts with firms, leading to an abject lack of briefs/work
For All Ye Top-Tier Firm-ers
- Many top-tier firms only hire from those who did summer clerkships at their firm. Just sayin'.
CV-Related Information
- Do some volunteer work (social justice and such)
- Pro-Bono work!
- However, it doesn't necessarily have to be legal-related
- And also, it's really rewarding :)
- Consider the legal aid course (you receive credits towards your degree)
- Have something that makes you different! For example, a musical instrument (Yay for me :P)
- Ohh yeah, I'm king at the triangle. 2/4 and 4/4 timing I have down pat, still working strong on the 6/8 time pattern … niiiiice :P Actually, this might be a great page for you
- Yeah I'm in need of someone to help me tab out the triangle part in a song
Miscellaneous Information
- People who work in-house or for the government do not have be admitted! The latter surprises me actually …
- Government work advertise publicly so check the ads in the papers :v
- Note: Government jobs are also required to use weird selection criteria as their primary recruitment method, so things like GPA or interests are generally less relevant to getting a job than writing good selection criteria - this may work out well for some of you
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Following the Canadian Junior Long Track Championships, Speed Skating Canada (SSC) is happy to unveil the names of the 10 athletes that will represent Canada at the upcoming World Junior Championships in Seinajoki, Finland, February 25-27. That same weekend, Canada will also be well represented at the World Junior Short Track Championships taking place in Courmayeur, Italy.
The team heading to Finland is fairly experienced on the junior stage, with half of the athletes having competed in last year's World Championships. Laurent Dubreuil (Lévis, QC) will sure be one to watch, after he skated to two fourth place finishes at last year's event, in the 500m and 1000m. Dubreuil will also race the 1500m, and he will be joined for the sprint portion of the Championships by rookie Axel Morin (Saskatoon, SK).
Teammate Martin Corbett (Uxbridge, ON) also has some good experience under his belt as he prepares to race all distances. Corbett finished 23rd overall at the 2010 World Junior Championships, and he sure hopes to improve his ranking this time around. Alec Janssens (Chiliwack, BC) and Connor McConvey (Innisfil, ON) have also qualified to race the all round event.
On the women side, Kate Hanly (Calgary, AB), Brianne Tutt (Airdrie, AB) and Kali Christ (Regina, SK) will all be returning to the World Junior Championships this year to race all distances. Last year, Hanly's best finish was 11th place in the 500m, while Christ was 15th in the overall competition and Tutt 22nd. They will be joined by Jennessa Kemp (Calgary, AB) and Alexandra Ianculescu (Toronto, ON) at this year's championships.
In short track speed skating, the team was selected in December at the Canadian Junior Championshpis. Only three athletes out of eight have previous experience on the international scene, and Laurie Marceau (Dolbeau-Mistassini,QC) will certainly be one to watch, as she won two bronze medals at last year's event (1000m and relay) where she finished 6th overall. With some World Cup racing under her belt this season, she is definitely going for the podium. Cynthia Mascitto (Laval, QC) and Ann-Véronique Michaud (Amqui, QC) will also be racing individual distances at the Championships, and Courtney Shmyr (Langley, BC) will join forces with them for the relay.
On the men side, keep an eye out for Pier-Olivier Gagnon (Québec, QC), who raced to two 7 place finishes at last year's event (500m and 1000m) and helped the relay team to a silver medal. He is hoping to improve those performances this time around. Alexandre St-Jean (Québec, QC) and Patrick Duffy (Oakville, ON) also qualified to race individual distances, while Maxime Gauthier (St-Lambert, QC), who skated the relay for Team Canada at the 2009 World Junior Short Track Championships, will join them for the team event.
Gagnon, Marceau and Duffy decided to skip the Canada Winter Games taking place the previous weekend in order to fully focus on the World Junior Championships as this is their last year of eligibility. The vast majority of the other skaters will be heading to Halifax next week, where they will compete in the 2011 Canada Winter Games in their respective discipline. From there, they will head straight to Finland and Italy.


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An accident in rural Black Hawk County sent three people to the hospital Wednesday afternoon (Jan. 9, 2019).
The three-vehicle crash occurred around 3:30 PM at the intersection of Iowa Highway 281 (N. Canfield Road) and Barclay Road, about four miles south of Dunkerton. Authorities said two women and a child were transported to a Waterloo hospital to be treated for minor injuries.
According to sheriff's officials, the accident happened on Iowa 281 when a northbound cadillac rear-ended an SUV that was waiting to make a turn onto Barclay Road. The SUV then collided with an oncoming car, which was traveling south on the highway. All three vehicles were disabled at the scene.
Authorities said the cadillac's driver, a 28-year-old man, was cited for failure to stop in an assured clear distance.
Sheriff's officials did not release the names of those involved in the collision.