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Eat to Beat the Blues
By Lisa Turner
Ever wonder why you can't resist the urge to overdo it on unhealthy foods when you're feeling down? Turns out there's a physiological reason we eat too much bread, ice cream, and other "comfort" foods when we're depressed: The sugar and carbs they typically contain give us a mental and physical lift. But that sense of contentment often fades in an emotional and nutritional crash that can deepen your blues. Healthier foods, on the other hand, can actually boost your mood—and you ought to find comfort in them instead.
"B vitamins, omega-3 fatty acids, and other nutrients have powerful effects on brain chemistry, and can often right imbalances that cause mood disorders such as depression," says William Walsh, PhD, founder and president of the Walsh Research Institute, an organization that studies brain biochemistry. "In fact, 'nutrient therapy' may well be the best treatment for depression."
Nutrients, like antidepressant medications, work by affecting neurotransmitters in the brain—chemicals such as serotonin, dopamine, norepinepherine, and endorphins that send messages between nerve cells, called neurons. In order for neurotransmitters to form, the brain needs nutrients, such as amino acids, vitamins, and minerals. If the brain has a shortage of these nutrients, an abnormal number of neurotransmitters can result. For example, vitamin B6 plays a major role in the production of serotonin, which regulates anger, aggression, mood, and metabolism. If vitamin B6 is lacking in your diet, odds are you'll also be deficient in serotonin.
But before you think a good multivitamin is all you need, Fernando Gomez-Pinilla, a UCLA professor of neurosurgery and physiological science, says food is often more effective than supplements when it comes to brain health. "In most cases, a balanced and varied diet is the best way to influence brain chemistry," says Gomez-Pinilla. When good-for-the-brain nutrients are consumed in whole-food form, they work optimally because they're accompanied by other nutrients and compounds that help the body absorb them better, enhancing their effects. Even better? If you get these brain-healthy nutrients from food, you're less likely to exceed safe limits, which is not always the case when taking supplements. For example, overly high doses of folate in supplement form may have secondary effects like causing cardiovascular problems and increasing the risk of colon and breast cancer, says Gomez-Pinilla.
If you suffer from depression, make sure you're getting enough sleep and regular exercise, which further stimulate the brain to produce mood-enhancing neurotransmitters. It's also important to eat a balanced and varied diet that includes foods packed with these mood-boosting nutrients:
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Best Fishing in Alaska's Interior! HUGE RAINBOW TROUT & Arctic Grayling. Fully guided & unguided. Spin & flyfish our PRIVATE lakes and local streams. Learn to flyfish. April & May icefish! Great for kids, seniors, handicapped & highly experienced. Courtesy transportation. 21 m. south of Denali Nat. Park entrance right on Route 3. Also Wonderful LOG CABINS to rent lakeside.
Join us for half or full day fly fishing trips into the heart of the Alaska Range for native Arctic grayling. All levels of experience welcome and all equipment is included along with lightweight rods, waders and experienced guides. You'll be wade fishing the clear water streams near Denali National Park.
Set the stage for an unforgettable all-you-can-eat dinner while sharing the tale of Fanny Quigley.
We specialize in building custom Alaska vacations to top destinations like Anchorage, Seward, Whittier, Denali Park, Fairbanks and beyond. Ask about wilderness lodges, off the beaten path trips and Northern Lights tours. Our experienced travel consultants will build your complete Alaska vacation choosing the best available cruises, hotels and lodges.
FEEL AT HOME IN THE WILDERNESSFor a unique experience deep within Denali National Park, Denali Backcountry Lodge offers more than a beautiful location. Situated on the banks of Moose Creek in the historic mining district of Kantishna, experience the area with naturalist-guided hikes, gold panning, independent fishing and biking, or schedule a massage at The Nest. Feel at home in one of our private cedar cabins, unwind at a creekside fire pit, and enjoy an Alaskan family-style dinner with fellow travelers. Our Travel Consultants can help plan the perfect Alaskan Escape for you and your family. Get your FREE Alaska Travel Planner at www.AlaskaDenaliTravel.com or by calling 800-808-8068.
Learning adventures for active travelers based from the only lodgings in Denali National Park with views of Mt. McKinley. Naturalist-guided hiking, wildlife observation, biking, canoeing, evening programs. Small, family-owned and operated.
ALASKA DENALI TRAVEL – DENALI BACKCOUNTRY LODGEAlaska Travel Experts, Denali Specialists. Enjoy a unique experience deep within Denali National Park at our exclusive Denali Backcountry Lodge. More than a beautiful location; experience the area with naturalist-guided hikes, gold panning, independent fishing and biking, or schedule a massage at our private spa, The Nest. Our Travel Consultants can help plan the perfect Alaskan Escape for you and your family. Get your FREE Alaska Travel Planner at www.AlaskaDenaliTravel.com or by calling 800-808-8068.
McKinley Village Lodge, one of our Denali lodges, is located seven miles south of the park entrance and nestled along the banks of the Nenana River. Spread over 20 acres, the McKinley Village Lodge offers light hiking and interpretive trails throughout the facility. For the adventurous, there are more rugged trails located near the property entrance. Ideal for families and convenient for travelers with their own vehicle, this Denali Lodge brings you close to the action – yet enjoy the evening solitude as you relax to the sound of the river sweeping by. Rooms are spread out between seven two-story buildings, one of which has an elevator. 2009 marked the completion of guest room renovations – including updated bathrooms and upgraded guest amenities.
Avoid the crowds at this premier Alaska Native owned location 6 miles south of the entrance to Denali National Park. Situated on the banks of the Nenana River, these cozy Alaskan style cabins and fully modern hotel accommodations have private bath, television, telephone, Wi-Fi, and complementary continental buffet breakfast. On property restaurant, bar, Finnish style sauna and BBQ's on riverside decks. Free shuttle to/from rail depot available. Easy access to sightseeing, tours and activities. First pick up point for the famous all-day Kantishna Wilderness Trails, a fully narrated bus excursion through Denali National Park to the historic Kantishna mining district, with activities and a hot meal at the Kantishna Roadhouse. Call or visit our website for details.
Comfortable wilderness lodge near Denali National Park entrance. Featuring river and park views, restaurants, lounge, dinner theater, open-air hot tubs, tour desk, meeting rooms and shuttle to rail depot & visitors center. Rail/lodge packages available with travel aboard Princess' glass-domed rail cars. Open mid-May-mid-Sept.
Full-service lodge in the backcountry of Denali National Park. Transportation, deluxe cabins, all meals, Alaska Native cultural presentations, naturalist guided hikes, gold panning, biking, fishing, and interpretive programs. Native owned and operated. Experience the Doyon difference.
The McKinley Chalet Resort is situated in the heart of the Denali Canyon on the banks of the Nenana River just minutes from the entrance to Denali National Park & Preserve. Featuring modern amenities, comfortable accommodations, inviting dining options and a vast selection of optional excursions, the McKinley Chalet welcomes you with warm northern hospitality.
The Alaska travel experts specializing in custom Alaska vacations to Alaska's most spectacular destinations. Featuring lodging, transportation and activities in Denali NP, Kenai Fjords NP, Talkeetna, Anchorage, Wrangell St. Elias NP and Fairbanks. We offer a great value, quality products and a convenient way to plan your Alaska vacation.
Alaskan atmosphere, pioneer family operated. S. Boundary Denali Park on scenic Nenana River. New Cedar Hotel-each room with private decks on the river, TV, coffee. Variety of charming cabins with private decks overlooking the river. The Denali Grizzly Bear Resort is pioneer family owned and operated since 1968. Our friendly resort has much to offer the Denali National Park visitor.CEDAR HOTEL. Our new 72-room cedar hotel with private decks on the Nenana River.CABINS. Stay in one of our clean, warm cabins overlooking the beautiful Nenana River while you visit Denali. Either way, you will enjoy our old time friendly atmosphere.CAMPING.View our campsites, RV sites and tent cabins for a "true Alaskan experience."Hunter Travel Guide - "Call these people first!" In Best Places of Alaska, travel guide.
Choose from 9 Denali Park lodge and cabin properties near the entrance, or stay at a wilderness lodge deep inside the park. Pick from 20 Denali day tours including a full-day bus trip to the end of the park road. Travel to Denali by Park Connection Motorcoach, Alaska Railroad or rental car. Complete vacation packages available.
Nestled into Sugarloaf Mountain with aerial views of Denali National Park, the Denali Bluffs Hotel offers comfortable rooms, cozy log-beamed lobby, hearty food at the Mountaineer Grill & Bar and Alaskan hospitality. Adventure is just steps away. You won't find these views down at street level.
SIMPLE COMFORTS…PEACEFUL SETTINGJust 8 miles south of the Denali Park entrance, Denali Cabins makes a perfect base for your Denali vacation adventures. Our 46 cozy cedar cabins are nestled in the boreal forest, away from the hustle and bustle of Denali Canyon. Enjoy our outdoor hot tubs, free shuttles to McKinley Village and the Park Entrance, and our full service restaurant, Prey Bar & Eatery
Ten miles north of Denali Park entrance. Comfortable, quiet. Two extra long double beds, full private bath, TV, refrigerator & microwave, coffee maker, free Wi-Fi. Historic railroad car lobby. Restaurants nearby. Book your RR through us and receive free railroad shuttle service. Moose often visit us. Stay with us and see the Alaska you came to see!
Luxury accommodations, convenient amenities, upscale suites & rooms, fine & casual dining, on-site dinner theater, on-site raft departures, & endless walking trails next to the Nenana River. Spanning over 42 acres, the McKinley Village Lodge offers a variety of room types and settings to meet everyone's need to help plan their Alaska adventure travel.
The Perch is a family owned and operated business. Located 6 miles from Denali National Park, our lodge offers surreal views of Denali National Park and the Alaska Range. Away from the crowded park entrance, located directly on Carlo Creek. The Perch Restaurant offers local cuisine with an emphasis on sustainable, organic ingredients.
Closest motel & Country Mall, located just 1 mile north of Denali park entrance near all park services & activities. Our rooms are clean, comfortable & affordable. New rooms with full kitchens & coffee, bathrooms, free TV & Wi-Fi. New deluxe 2 bedroom suites, sleeps 8. Walk to groceries, shopping, gifts, restaurants & tour booking. Fun for the whole family.
Simple, affordably priced cabins and motel rooms close to Denali National Park entrance. Restaurant and bar. Tour desk, rail transfers, departure point for Kantishna Wilderness Trail bus. Native owned and operated. Experience the Doyon difference.
See panoramic views of Sugarloaf Mountain and Denali National Park. Join us high above it all at the Grande Denali Lodge. Comfortable rooms, timbered lobby with stone fireplace, Alaskan hospitality and great food at the Alpenglow Restaurant & Peak Spirits Lounge. We sell out early for a reasonÐthe view.
Let us pack your lunch for your visit to Denali National Park! Scenic secluded location 12 miles north of the entrance, in Healy. Small family-owned inn with large rooms, queen beds, library, art. Free Wi-Fi & summer breakfast. All nonsmoking. Open all year. Ideal for families. Rates $84 winter - $169 summer.
After your Denali activities "unwind" and "recharge" with us. Located 12 miles north of Denali National Park at Mile 248.7 Parks Hwy. Full-menu restaurant open 7am to 10pm. Lounge opens at 4pm. Deluxe style rooms at reasonable prices. We are a small family-owned business and would like to make your trip to Alaska memorable. Open year-round.
Rated best-value-in-area by Frommer's Alaska Travel Guide. Located 12 min. from Denali Park Visitor Center in Healy, our cozy, family-run lodge is worlds away from the congested park entrance. From our large deck surrounded by spruce forest, our guests enjoy a panoramic view of Mt. Healy. Rooms have 2 double beds, private bath, satellite TV, Internet, and continental breakfast. Double $105.
Online reservations for the Alaska Railroad including GoldStar, Adventure Class, private dome rail & deluxe coach. Travel to Denali Park, Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks, Talkeetna & Whittier. Save time, money & see more by traveling one-way by train & the other by coach. We book complete vacation packages & rail or bus cruise transfers for Whittier & Seward.
Welcome to "Denali's Most Diversified Outfitter." Since 1995, D.O.C. has offered adventures for all ages and abilities on the boundary of Denali National Park.
Adventures Include:
Whitewater Rafting - Oar Rafts & Paddle Rafts with 6 launches daily. Class II to class IV rapids. No previous experience required. Drysuits and free local shuttles provided!
Scenic Wilderness River Trips - Oar rafting for ages 5 and up. Float the boundary of Denali National Park on this wilderness excursion. Small rapids, spectacular scenery and possible wildlife sightings. Drysuits and free local shuttles provided!
Inflatable Kayaks - Try something new! This adventure will challenge and reward the first-time paddler with class II and easy class III rapids. A professional guide/instructor will lead the way - come prepared to paddle!
Summer: 7 days, Mid-May to Mid-Sept., 7a.m. to 10p.m. Winter: Mon. to Sat., 9a.m. to 5p.m., Alaska time.
Enjoy the longstanding tradition of hospitality at the Alaska Native owned Kantishna Roadhouse. Experience pristine wilderness and majestic Mt. McKinley while staying 95 miles in the heart of Denali National Park. View bears, caribou, fox, moose and wolves in their natural habitat. Private round trip transportation to Kantishna departs daily from the Denali Park rail depot. All-inclusive rate includes cabins with private bath, delicious meals by expert culinary staff, cultural presentations, naturalist guided hikes, gold panning, mountain biking, fishing and interpretive programs. After your wilderness activities treat yourself with a visit to the in-house massage therapist (additional cost). Also available at additional cost, flight seeing. Call or visit our website for details.
The closest lodging to Denali National Park entrance and visitor facilities. Spacious family friendly cabins with river views sleep 6-8. Covered decks, large bathrooms, microwaves, TV, mini-fridges, outdoor gas grills. Two-bedroom mini-condos; decks; mountain view. Easy access to Denali pedestrian walkway to shopping and Park services. Courtesy train shuttle.
Attractive cedar cabins on a scenic ridge overlooking the Alaska Range. Minutes from Denali and all activities. No crowds or traffic. Nonsmoking, clean, quiet, fully furnished. Some have full kitchen, phone and TV. All have microwave, fridge, toaster, coffee pot, BBQ grill.
Clean, comfortable log cabin accommodations near Denali Park. All of the cabins are non-smoking and have private bathrooms and decks. Cabins start at $100 for two people. Some cabins sleep up to six people and include cooking facilities. All have a coffee pot, microwave, fridge.
Individual large & small cottage style cabins w/full private baths. Free Wi-Fi. Located on a scenic ridge of our 80-acre homestead. Away from the traffic and crowds of the park. Covered pavilion with grill. Continental breakfast included. Denali Nat'l Park entrance 18 miles south. Close to all services. Your hosts: John & Joyce Elmore.
South boundary of Denali Park. RV, cabins, cedar hotel on river. Pioneer Alaskan owned & operated.
Cabins that accommodate 2-4 people. Features amenities, coffee house, activities and dog sledding.
A full day narrated exploration along the restricted 92-mile Denali Park Road to the exclusive Denali Backcountry Lodge in Kantishna. Enjoy the Grand Buffet Lunch & try your luck at gold panning or take a nature walk. The return trip offers a different perspective & more wildlife viewing opportunities. Our trained naturalist Guide/Driver provides natural history pointing out the biology & geology of the region. Stop along the way for photography & rest stops where guests can stretch their legs. Snacks & drinks are provided. Operates daily June 5 to September 10.
Experience the best of Denali Park by taking a fascinating & awe-inspiring interpretive land tour. Choose from 4 guided tours that give you the opportunity for full-time wildlife spotting & allows you the chance to sit back & relax while your experienced guide shares stories about the history, culture & geography that surrounds you. Full & 1/2 day trips.
Most inclusive day excursion in Denali National Park. Full narration, frequent stops for wildlife viewing, photos, and enroute refreshments. Includes lunch and interpretive programs at the historic Kantishna Roadhouse. Experience the Doyon difference, Native owned and operated.
Denali's must-do outdoor activity! Travel deep into the Alaskan backcountry on your own ATV! Single ATVs and two & four person side-by-side ATVs. Four different tours, 2 1/2 - 4 1/2 hours, basic to rugged. Travel along the Alaska Range or down the famous Stampede Trail-even a midnight sun trip! Pick-up from all Denali area lodging facilities. Get out and ride with us in Alaska's scenic wilderness!Go where most Alaskans have never been!• Denali area and Stampede trail tours• Single & Side by Side ATVs available• Small tour sizes = Maximized adventures• Tour times throughout the day• Wildlife sightings possible on all tours• Fun adventures for all ages & skill levels• Car seats available & non-drivers welcome• Tours run mid-May thru mid-SeptemberDon't miss out on Denali's Must-Do Activity!
The all-day Kantishna Wilderness Trails is a fully narrated bus excursion that departs the Denali River Cabins & Cedars Lodge, and other area hotels, and travels the entire length of the Denali National Park road. This premier, Alaska Native-owned, guided adventure travels through pristine wilderness to the historic Kantishna mining district. Have your camera ready to capture memories of majestic Mt. McKinley. View bears, caribou, fox, moose and wolves in their natural habitat. Arrive at the Kantishna Roadhouse for a hot lunch in the dining room. Relax in the lodge, stretch your legs on the nature hike, or join guests at the dogsled demonstration or panning for gold. Operational dates: June 4th ~ September 12th. Call or visit our website for details.
Offering two-hour, four-hour and full-day raft trips on the Nenana River. Choose from scenic, whitewater or combination trips. We provide seven daily departures, paddle rafts, oar raft, Gore-Tex¨ drysuits, all gear and local transportation.
Denali's two must-do outdoor activities! Get off the beaten path & travel deep into the Alaskan bush on your own ATV or 4-door 4x4 Jeep¨. Five different guided tours 2.5-5 hrs. Travel along the Alaska Range or down the famous Stampede "Into the Wild" Trail on ATVs. View spectacular scenery on a 120-mile excursion down the rugged Denali Hwy in Jeeps¨. Car seats available. Pick-up from Denali-area lodging.
Follow your guide in a 4wd Jeep¨ Wrangler from the entrance of Denali National Park to the Stampede Road made famous in the motion picture, Into the Wild. Wildlife and views of Mt. McKinley. Short nature walk, off road driving, hearty Alaskan style snack. CB radios enable entertaining guide narrative and guest interaction.
Offering interactive, authentic dog sledding from 1-hr to 10-day backcountry expeditions since 1985.
Iditarod champion Jeff King's Husky Homestead.
Offering educational programs and authentic Denali experiences. Groups, weddings, conferences.
Alaskan atmosphere, pioneer family operated. S. boundary Denali Park on scenic Nenana River. New Cedar Hotel-each room with private decks on the river, TV, coffee. Variety of charming cabins with private decks overlooking the river. Hunter Travel Guide - "Call these people first!" In Best Places of Alaska, travel guide.
Closest full service RV park & Country Mall. Located just 1 mile north of Denali Park entrance, convenient to all park services & activities. 73 RV & tent sites, hookups, free Wi-Fi & cable TV, private hot showers, laundry, ice, RV supplies, fire wood, groceries, gas, pet friendly, Alaska gifts & souvenirs, restaurant & tour booking. Fun for the whole family.
A beautiful hostel and lodge, in the forest, on a creek. A budget traveler's dream come true.
Try rafting for Fun! Knowledgeable guides & comfortable Gore-Tex drysuits provided. Pick paddle or oar rafts, wild whitewater or scenic mild water. Adult rate age 12 or older, kid's rate age 5 to 11, Paddle rafts age 15 or older.
- McKinley Run: 2 hr mild water $89 Adult, $72 kids
- Canyon 2 hr Whitewater $89 Adult
- Healy combo McKinley & Canyon $122 Adult
- Full Day Healy + 2 hrs of mild water w/lunch. $183 Adult
- 4 hr Scenic 2 hrs mild water plus McKinley Run w/lunch $142 Adult, $128 kids
Join Nenana Raft Adventures for raft trips and land tours exploring Alaska's spectacular wilderness areas. From mild to wild, we run some of the most beautiful rivers in the world.
The TalkeetnaRiver, Sixmile Creek and the Nenana River are our favorites. From challenging Class V whitewater to scenic wilderness runs we offer a range of trip options catering to all ages and ability levels.
Our raft trips range in length from two hours to two weeks. We offer a variety of multi-day expeditions. On these trips you'll spend days on the river floating, hiking and exploring with your guides and your nights in camp with peace, solitude and delicious meals. For guests traveling on tighter schedules we offer several half day and full day raft trips in the Anchorage and Denali National Park areas.
Alaska whitewater rafting & gentle float trips on the glacially-fed Nenana River. Enjoy stunningly beautiful scenery & your choice of exciting whitewater Alaska rafting where you paddle or a tranquil mild whitewater trip where your guide does all the work. Whichever trip you choose, you'll get to see a part of Alaska you can't explore any other way.
Diverse guided hikes, 3-4 hrs offering amazing views & in-depth experiences of Denali National Park
Fly Denali does "Once in a lifetime!" every day. Take one of the world's most unique and breathtaking experiences - landing on one of McKinley glaciers. Flights feature nearly 2 hours scenic flight time and about 30 minutes on the glacier. Our DeHavilland Turbine airplanes have window seats and interactive headsets for all. Rated #1 Denali Park Activity on Trip Advisor.
Fly McKinley, Alaska's highest rated flightseeing tour. Land on a glacier beneath McKinley, circle the entire mountain, soar around the summit at 20,237 ft. Explore glacier filled valleys, see how the ice age has shaped the land. Talkeetna/Denali overnight pkgs. Call for brochure.
Summit McKinley! This is the most extensive flightseeing tour of North America's highest peak. See the Mountain the way only climbers do. All flights are pilot-guide narrated, & everyone has a window seat a great view. Twin-engine safety. Lower-level flights available. Flights from Talkeetna & Denali Park. Alaskan-owned & operated. Awarded Denali Park Vendor of the Year.
K2 Aviation, flightseeing Denali National Park is the Glacier Landing Expert for landings on Mt.McKinley. Our guests say that their flightseeing trip to Denali is the highlight of their trip to Alaska. We highly recommend that you add a glacier landing. There is no place on earth that will give you the same experience as landing inside the ring of the mountains inside this National Park. Choose K2 Aviation for our many years experience, safety record, great planes and enjoy our friendly customer service. We look forward to welcoming you for a memorable trip to the mountains.
Located at Mile 248.7 Parks Hwy. in Healy. North of Denali Park.
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(WHAS111 affiliate KGW) -- It's that time of year again, when a lot of us loosen our belts and prepare for an over-indulgence of comfort foods and sweet treats.
Although it may seem impossible at times, there are ways to get through the holidays without packing on a few extra pounds.
"It's not the one day that's the problem," said Registered Dietitian Valerie Edwards, with Providence Portland Medical Center.
Edwards said go ahead – indulge! Just don't eat like that every day for the rest of the holiday season.
"For a lot of people, it just becomes two months of overeating and that's where the problems occur," she said.
Edwards suggests saving those "extra" calories for special days and on foods that you really love.
Her advice is to also keep exercising.
A lot of people stop exercising because they have family in town. Personal trainer Danielle Norwood said there are easy exercises you can sneak in, even while you're preparing the food, to keep your metabolism up.
Norwood suggested doing a few different exercises, 15 to 20 times over 3 or 4 rounds. Exercises like sit-ups or mountain climbers.
Norwood took a pumpkin she had lying around her house, and used it as a weight for squats.
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2 pounds bacon, cut into 1-inch pieces
1/2 cup bacon drippings
2 large yellow onions, cut into very thin slivers
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup garlic, minced
1 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 cup bourbon whiskey
1 cup brewed coffee
1/2 cup sherry vinegar
1/2 cup maple syrup
3/4 cup ketchup
Cook and stir bacon in a large saucepan over medium-high heat until bacon starts to brown, about 10 minutes; drain grease, retaining 1/4 of the drippings. Stir onions into bacon and drippings; cook and stir until soft, about 10 minutes. Stir in brown sugar; cook until onions are sticky and browned, about 5 more minutes. Mix in garlic, cayenne pepper, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Cook and stir until garlic is soft, about 5 minutes.
Mix in bourbon whiskey, coffee, sherry vinegar, and maple syrup. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low, and cook until the bacon jam is thickened but not completely dry, stirring occasionally to prevent burning, about 35 minutes. Mix in ketchup and cook 5 more minutes.
Remove from heat, let the bacon jam cool, and pulse in a food processor to a slightly chunky, spreadable consistency. Bacon jam will store in the refrigerator, covered, up to 2 weeks.
Makes 1 quart
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I've always marveled at some of the best announcer's catch phrases. I would say a large number of announcers try too hard to come up with a "line of their own."
Baseball announcers all think they have to have some sort of catch phrase for a home run. The late Harry Caray.."It might be, it could be, it is...a home run!" Phil Rizzuto's "HOLY COW!" Ken Harrelson with his, "You can put it on the booooard...Yes." The great Vin Scully, who has done Major League Baseball games for over 60-years, does it best...its simple..."FORGET IT."
Basketball announcers have their own catch phrases, too. "BUCKETS!" by Gus Johson.. "Nothing but the bottom of the net" by Dan Patrick..."YES" by Marv Albert...or "THE KISS" from Bill Rafterey.
Notice there aren't a lot of catch phrases for football? What's more basic than, "Touchdown!"
My favorite catch phrases come Bill Raftery, when there is a crucial basketball made in a college basketball game, "ONIONS!" Then, there is Keith Jackson. I can remember so many times during a college football game, when there was an exciting play, Jackson belting out "WHO NELLY!"
Forget about those other catch phrases, like "Boom goes the Dynamite!"
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Ourou-Good luck on your stim!! I heard that light walking(about 30 mins a day) help a lot to grow your follies.
Cakegal - I am so exited for you what a wonderful news... Congratulations to you and your family ;) Sorry about the funeral dear in this time of joy. But you have an amazing number. Wow 256.8 is just fabulous you are really in for it girl. I think your progesterone is good girl. Mine was 12 at time of transfer and i was not even pg so sound great to me. So second beta is 900 wow that is so good... how many embies did you transfer again? 2 I believe right?
32ellah - well sorry to see you were feeling down a little girl I hope things are a little better now!
nostoppingme - wow sounds like a lot of work. Me all I am worried about is not gaining too much weight but a healthy gain and I can't even do that this time. i am just eating away every time I see the kids snack I snack too that is the hardest. I guess we all have something to work on Good luck dear. Sorry the meds are not there already but try to rest and not stress they will surely be there soon dear. Your exercise is amazing I can't even do one pushup just too week and old ;) your eating sound amazing too. That's what I do during the day I eat fruit only and a calcium product like mild or yogurt but I can't take breakfast I never did in a long time cause I would eat the whole bread every morning so now when I have breakfast I am sick. So I eat early like 11 or so and then drink a lot of juice. The problem is at night. My husband does the cooking so he is a very tall man so he makes pastas or rice or potatoes and then garlic bread or whater to fill up but me I can't eat all that and then he feels sad that I don't eat his meals so I eat it and then after bath the kids also have snack, junk of course (cause my dh buys it) and so if I am not hiding then I eat some too and problem..... My dh doesn't eat veggies specially fresh that really gets me. He opens a can of corn and stuff instead of making fresh and that's also another problem I have to deal with. But it will never be resolved of course.
so sorry the meds never got there it's always like that when you try and hold on and change something in your life for the better with tons of effort and then ops life gives you another challenge to test you. but you are strong and you can do it girl don't give up your change of life ok... hugs... You are stronger then me girl I would have been at the clinic good girl you are ;) Glad your RE was able to help in there delaying you ordering the meds hope you are feeling better now dear.
Ourou - oh dear yes AF sure is drag when you are waiting for her. Hope she shows up soon for you. So you are starting without AF then... good glad you are on your way now... keep it up girl...
Southern - welcome back hope you had a nice holliday.
mistyone - omg I am so sorry you feel sick dear. boy oh boy and if you are preggo you will need to be doing this a while girl... hang in there ok... so sorry againg.
mominw8ting - oh dear you sound pg... can't wait to see a hpt + for you dear. good luck girl.
AFM - Well we had a 3 day weekend this week so of course I had to clear out the garage with all the boxes that were in my daughter's room. So we got all the computer figured out and sleeping habits etc. A few fights of course specially between dh and my dd is to be expected. But I think once things settles down and there are no more rules to put in place things will calm down. My little one was not sure what to think of this stranger in the house? He tried smiling but was really not sure about it too funny!! So now that the piece of the puzzle missing is found we can move on...
Glad for all the great news going on here ... you girls rock...
10/03/10 - FET - Transfered 5 - 19/03/10 - 22/03/10 - BETA#1 - 426 - BETA#2 - 1071
07/04/10 - ONE bean - HB - 163 and 175 - IPS - all clear - 07/07/10 - Anatomy scan - It's a BOY
Rhonda~ glad everything worked out with the meds!! I think I missed the section on why you could see some pics of donors and no pics of others. . .cause I thought I remember seeing a couple of pics. hmmm. anyway, that is some serious temptation to do a little stalking at the clinic. I think I would have, but I don't have the strongest self control either. LOL!!
Happily married mother of 2 boys ages 5 and 1. [IMG][/IMG]
Rhonda, it's almost time!
Ourou, best of luck with stimming!
Bmelissa, good luck with beta results
Secaly, hi
Cake, great work momma.
Hi, southern belle
32ella, grow follies grow
mominw- thank you
ourou-yes, I think we are on the same schedule!! Hope your shots arent too painful!
rhonda- sounds like you are on your way!
Southern Belle- Hi and good luck on Wed!
BFP ladies- congrats!
AFM- trying not to get too nervous here..any advice???...maybe its these crazy meds...today will be day 3 of stims and tomorrow morning I go in for b/w and u/s..what will they be looking for tomorrow????
32ellah~ Hang in there. They will be checking the # of follies developing and measuring them. . .even after only 3 days of stims the number you have is a very good indicator; although more could develop. They will also check your hormone levels to make sure they are w/in range according the # of follies developing.
AFM~ 3rd beta was 1242.8 up from 220 last Friday!!
Happily married mother of 2 boys ages 5 and 1. [IMG][/IMG]
So much happening here! Still buried at work but wanted to pop in and wish you all baby dust and good luck.
Cakegal - your numbers are amazing! Congrats, Mama!!! You're WAY knocked up!!!
32ellah & Ourou - good luck stimming!!!
Rachel -
Bmelissa - How you feeing Momma?
Rhonda - so glad everything worked out with the meds - what a mess! I cna't believe your finally here, preparing for your cycle!!! Congrats, Rhonda!!!
Wishing you all and lots of
I'm sorry I'm not here often - I am swamped at work and unhappily busy the mnth before my IVF. Doing my best to stay calm and not get stressed. Found out I'm on the Lupron flare protocol with growth hormones (anyone done that before?) and am trying to get my Compassionate Care info in for approval.
Take care ladies. Even though I'm not posting regularly, you are in my thoughts every day.
Mistyone1, when's your beta? I'm Monday. I'm praying like crazy.
Sorry I don't have a chance to read through all the posts for an answer, but I am hoping someone could help me.
I start IUI in October, but started clomid and estradil, and progest. this month, and next to help get my cycles to par.
Hubby has low and slow spermies, so if it doesn't happen on it's own the next two months, all of our money is going into October, November and December. (YIKES)
Since I O normally like clockwork on CD 17, we were going to IUI the day before or the day of, and the Doctor wants me to trigger as well as clomid to insure we don't miss our window....has anyone heard of this? Does it actually work?
We had to cut back on some of the costs, since my insurance doesn't cover IUI, it was going to be about 1400 a month. So we went with a fee for service plan. We are going to do one ultrasound a couple days before O to see the follies (250), then pay (400 for IUI and wash), plus trigger and other meds (250).
Sorry, lots of information here, but I need feedback, as I have never done this before, and I am scared to mess this up.
Kelly 31/ DH- Ian 34/ DS-Jared 3.5 TTC # 2 since 12/08 - 3 M/C'sMy Ovulation Chart
Let's see. If I had any advise on how to not be nervous,you should not take it from me! Find you something to occupy your time. Something brainless to do every now and then. Mine were word puzzles. An hour flew by before I knew it. It really helped! Hope your appointment went well today. Looking forward to hearing your report!
New cycle, New protocol. Will start taking BCP's this month and begin short Lupron cycle. After that I will start with a higher dose of menopur and follistim. Last cycle I was on stims for 13 days, RE says he prefers 10 days.
RE complemented us on doing our research. We actually had a list of questions and concerns. This time around I felt confident and empowered. Although its a month away, RE scheduled ER for 9/29
IVF #3 - 12/31 stims
Hi ladies,
Thanks everyone for the good luck wishes . Its all going swimmingly so far, but I guess the real test is on Saturday when we get to see how many follies I have. for good ones!
32ellah, sorry you are stressing. I was stressing a lot before the cycle, but now for some reason I've calmed down. Not sure what to suggest other than distractions. How was your folly check? Are things looking good? I hope so!
Rhonda, how is your donor getting on? Do they let you know how many follicles she has?
2ww ladies. . . the time is getting close! I'm really excited for you, I can't wait to hear your results.
RSS and Helene its really nice of you guys to be checking in on us and lending us support. Hope your pregnancies are going well.
Take care everyone.
I've decided work can wait for 5 minutes while I check on your ladies and all your preggie vibes, BFPs and stimming. I miss keeping in touch with you all on a daily basis.
I can't wait for you to start..it's been too long and I just know this is going to be successful for you! Hang in there with the work stress..Sending you tons of hugs and ![ Thanks, Rachel! I'm working on so many projects at the moment at work, I'm not happy about it, but I think it is good that it keeps me from watching the clock. I can't wait for our cycle to start. I've started a journal to our baby thank to your wonderful idea. I write in it every night after I watch the stars for about 30 minutes. Those two things are wonderful stress reducers! How are you feeling, Momma?? Everything OK? /QUOTE]
Rhonda - :babydust
32ellah - I hope you are feeling OK today and not stressing too much. :babydust
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Yes, the trigger does work, it triggers the release of all mature follies so you can time your IUI correctly. That means all that $$$ you are spending will be worthwhile because you have the best possible timing! My RE always had me trigger 36 hours before IUI. He said that O will happen 36-40 hours after IUI. My DH didn't have problems with his swimmers so we BD'ed the night of the trigger, and again after the IUI.
My RE also usually only did 1 u/s when I was on oral meds, to check the follies to see if they are mature. If they weren't he would have me come back in a couple days, so I could be sure to trigger when I had at least one follie which was 19-20mm.
I hope this answers some of your questions! If you aren't sure of anything please ask and I will be happy to try to answer!
to you -- I hope you don't even need the IUI!!
mominw8ting - Glad pio shots are going well. Beta is around the corner! We will try to keep you from going before Monday.
cakegal - You beta at 14dp5dt is awesome!! 900 is so high!! Congrats
Southern Belle - Welcome back!!! Praying this new cycle is the perfect one for you!! Sounds like a great one and good luck on starting back on BCP!
bmelissa - Holy crap , your 3rd beta is unbelievable! I don't recall ever seeing your 2nd beta? As for my donor being anonymous and not having pics...we went with our clinics donor program which is totally anonymous. The pics you recall from previously were for donors I found on my own by placing an ad on OPTS.com. They were great candidates, but our expenses were 40% higher doing it on our own because of the coordination of the clinics, travel expenses (donors were out of state), etc.
32ellah - I am already in my cycle & my donor is on stim day 3 today! Sounds like things are moving right along for you as well! Melissa said it perfectly as to what they are looking for during your monitoring!
HighHopesMama - Girl you work way too hard! You gotta get some vaca in before your IVF! I did the Lupron flare and it was a terrible cycle FOR ME! I was told it is not good for advanced maternal age women. One of the other IVF Sisters from last year also had a terrible reaction...but like me, she was 40+ too. I think it just depends on the patient. Good luck & I hope it works for you!! I have not done growth hormones though.
Helene - Thanks for dropping in and checking on us!
mistyone1 - Hang in there...beta is less than a week away. Don't worry about symptoms this early. You will drive yourself nuts, but it's natural to want to feel something.
Rachel - I am proud of my self control! Actually, I'm kinda shocked! I think I'm actually afraid to see this woman because of something one of the prior egg recipients had said and the more I thought about it the more I didn't want to see another person when I looked at my babies.
Ourou - Good luck Saturday at your monitoring appt! I can't wait to hear about your follies!! I don't think they will tell me about my donors follies, but you know I'm gonna ask!
AFM - I don't have information any on how our donor is doing. Tomorrow is SD4 and she goes for b/w and u/s. The meds came yesterday and I dropped them off to my clinic so she will get them tomorrow.
I'm feeling great. I'm up to 4 estrogen patches and I go in on Monday for u/s and b/w. I should hear by then a confirmed retrieval date. I'm so excited!
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Me 45, DH 45, DSD 22, DSS 19, DD 15, DS 1. TTC forever!! 3 ectopics, 2 miscarriages, 4 failed IVF's & one successful Donor Egg cycle! Trying for DE baby #2!
Is there another spot people are posting their ivf success stories? I see it ends in April. I love reading them so wasn't sure if I'm missing a new place!
Rhonda, great news. Will they tell you how she is dng? How ya feeling? This is it girl!
32ellah - hang in there girl you still have a few days to go
bmelissa - so fantastic third Beta wow you are doing so good dear.
highhopesmama - how are you doing iwth your cycle ;)
Mistyone and mominw8ting - hoping for great betas
Southern - soyou are starting again... way to go girl. It's good you are doing your homework ;) Good luck to you this cycle.
Ourou - you are welcome, everything is going good with the pf. I can't wait to see how your cycle goes good luck dear.
nostoppingme - glad the meds are there now and you can start to relax. This is so exiting... you are a lucky girl... I hope you get this baby rollin and get your BFP and nice 9m
Good luck everyone
10/03/10 - FET - Transfered 5 - 19/03/10 - 22/03/10 - BETA#1 - 426 - BETA#2 - 1071
07/04/10 - ONE bean - HB - 163 and 175 - IPS - all clear - 07/07/10 - Anatomy scan - It's a BOY
Cakegal - I just wanted to stop by and say a big congrats!!!!
Can't wait to see some more BFP news in here!
Do you know if the trigger and clomid together increase the risk of multiple though?
Kelly 31/ DH- Ian 34/ DS-Jared 3.5 TTC # 2 since 12/08 - 3 M/C'sMy Ovulation Chart
I think folks have forgotten about the IVF success stories thread. Hopefully the recent BFP's (bMelissa & Cakegal) will post their stories. I will GLADLY record mine when my time comes!
I am so proud of myself...I have NOT gotten a sneak peek of my donor even though she had an appt today at 8am!!
Projected retrieval date is Friday the 13th!!! I will likely also have my IVIG scheduled for that morning. Only a week away ladies!
Me 45, DH 45, DSD 22, DSS 19, DD 15, DS 1. TTC forever!! 3 ectopics, 2 miscarriages, 4 failed IVF's & one successful Donor Egg cycle! Trying for DE baby #2!


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Mac! Once you go MAC, you never go back!
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I believe in miracles. Especially the theatrical miracle. Over and over our LaGrande residency has proved that the theater owner in "Shakespeare in Love" was right when he answered the desperate question, "How will it be alright?" with, "I don't know. It's a miracle."
Last week, POGO loaded up into the van on Monday morning and drove to Eastern Oregon University in LaGrande. The plan was to arrive early to mid-afternoon, check into the hotel and have time for a deep cleansing breath before I headed over to the university with David, our accompanist for our first rehearsal with the children's choir for the second act of La Boheme. Oh, did I forget to tell you? We were going to stage the entire second act of La Boheme in just under 4 hours. As Christopher Mattaliano, our GD told me when he heard that that was my plan, "You do realize that that is the most difficult 20 minutes in all of opera to stage, right?" Well, Chris, I do now. But, then fools rush in where angels fear to tread, and, while I don't think I am a fool, I am no angel!
Anyway, the Grande Ronde Community Choir, the children's choir, three of the university students (thank you, Keil, Renee and Jon!), one university professor (thanks, Peter!) and the intrepid cast of POGO pulled it off. I cannot believe we did it, but we did. Granted, I pulled the principals into about 4 hours of rehearsal away from the chorus, but still. I was very impressed with the hard work and dedication that made it happen.
And I need to give a huge thanks to Michael Frasier—he pulled together the minimal props and built me a platform so I could get some of the bodies off of the floor. His efforts were heroic, and I appreciate him more than I can say!
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Broadway's Glinda shares her five favorite dressing room items.
As the shaman Rafiki, Tshidi Manye kicks off The Lion King with the signature song "Circle of Life." Hear how the South African actress prepares before each show and how the role is a connection to her culture.November 12, 2012
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This week James Snyder takes the longest ice bucket challenge ever outside the stage door at If/Then. He also wanders into a dressing room in another theater.August 25, 2014
Broadway.com watch Courtney Reed turn into a Disney princess for her role in the hit Broadway adaptation of Aladdin.August 11, 2014
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Hansen's Disease (Leprosy) Facts
- Most (95 percent) of the human population is not susceptible to infection with M. leprae, the bacteria that causes Hansen's disease (leprosy).
- Treatment with standard antibiotic drugs is very effective.
- Patients become noninfectious after taking only a few doses of medication and need not be isolated from family and friends.
- Diagnosis in the U.S. is often delayed because health care providers are unaware of Hansen's disease (leprosy) and its symptoms.
- Early diagnosis and treatment prevents nerve involvement, the hallmark of Hansen's disease (leprosy), and the disability it causes.
- Without nerve involvement, Hansen's disease (leprosy) is a minor skin disease.
- 166 new cases were reported in the U.S. in 2005 (the most recent year for which data are available.
- Most (100 or 60%) of these new cases were reported in
- California
- Louisiana
- Massachusetts
- New York
- Texas
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration