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'Talking' Medical Devices, Apps Continue to Evolve
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The result of special partnership between Wusthof and Chef's Choice, this electric three-stage sharpener is designed to maintain the unique edge angle of Wusthof's Precision Edge Technology (PEtec) blades. The cutting discs sharpen, hone and strop your Wusthof blades to keep each knife performing like new.
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This soft cotton jersey shortall features distressed Polo logo and tipped collar and cuffs to give your little one the perfect preppy look. Useful info: Ribbed crew neckline. Short sleeves with ribbed armbands. Three ring snaps along the back for easy on and off. Ring snaps along the hems.Colour: Blue. Cotton. Machine washable.
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Ladybird Unisex 15-Piece Starter Gift Set
Whether you're looking for a great gift for an expecting mum or getting ready for your own, this 15-piece unisex clothing set is the perfect pick to get a little one's wardrobe started.
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Give his summer style some extra bite with this great value set of 3 Ladybird Boys T-shirts in Shark, Striped and Solid designs.
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This fun 2-piece outfit is a key piece from Ladybird's latest offering of affordable and adorable kids clothing.
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Ladybird Set of 2 Boys Pull-On Jersey Shorts - fabulous value!
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I made some adjustments to the meatball recipe to suit what was on sale that week, what I had in my pantry and to our own tastes — the biggest being using a ground turkey and Italian sausage mix for the meat. Once mixed, I divided the meat and flavored half of it for the Moroccan dinner and flavored the other half with basic Italian spices. I cooked both in the oven, then froze the Italian-style meatballs for a future dinner.
Moroccan Meatballs in Spicy Tomato Sauce
Yield: 6 servings (5 meatballs, 1 cup sauce and 1⁄2 cup couscous)
Seasoned meatballs simmer in an aromatic tomato sauce for a Mediterranean-style dinner. Use kitchen shears to coarsely chop the tomatoes while they are still in the can. You can shape the meatballs in advance and store them in the freezer to save time. The rest of the recipe is best prepared and cooked the same day.
½ cup dry breadcrumbs (I used about ¾ cup to stretch the meat a little further)
¼ cup dried currants (I used raisins)
¼ cup finely chopped onion
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon ground cumin
½ teaspoon dried oregano
¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 ½ pounds lean ground beef (I used a turkey and Italian sausage blend)
1 large egg
¼ cup tomato paste
1 teaspoon fennel seeds
1 teaspoon grated orange rind
½ teaspoon ground cumin
¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon ground red pepper (I used less since we have little ones eating too)
1 (28 ounce) can whole tomatoes, coarsely chopped (I used two cans of diced tomatoes)
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3 cups hot cooked couscous
Chopped fresh parsley (optional)
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by guest blogger Angela Chee
Life moves fast and we're all busy. We have our work, our families, and responsibilities – then on top of that, keeping up with friends, our social networks, technology, our hobbies, and everything else. It can be exhausting.
One of my goals this year is to be more peaceful, more zen, if you will. You would think that since my blog is called The Zen Mom, being zen would come naturally for me. Well, it doesn't, and that is the whole point of my blog – exploring ways to experience more balance, calm, and joy in the midst of parenting chaos. It's about the daily journey. So a few months ago I decided to start exploring meditation.
I'd practiced yoga for years, but I'd never meditated. Okay, maybe I'd sat in a room trying to be peaceful and quiet, only to have my to-do list run through my head. But I'd never learned a specific practice or technique. I always thought I'm busy enough already. Who has time to meditate? When I had extra time, I would rather work out or pamper myself, but this year I realized I need to make time to hear myself. By slowing things down a bit, I hoped that I might actually find that I'd have more time rather than less.
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I started with the Chopra Center's free 21-Day Meditation Challenge. I loved it! The guided meditations were very enlightening and soothing, and I liked that I could access them online to fit my schedule. There's a new Mind-Body Odyssey 21-Day Meditation Challenge starting today (Feb. 20) – and you can still register for here.
From Guided Meditations to Primordial Sound Meditation . . .
My experience with the 21-Day Meditation Challenge piqued my interest and led me to attend the Chopra Center's Meditation Weekend retreat last month. At the retreat, the guests received instruction in Primordial Sound Meditation, which is different from guided meditations. Primordial Sound Meditation is a mantra meditation practice, and once you receive your mantra, you can meditate anywhere, without the need for audio equipment or anything other than a place to sit down.
At the Meditation Weekend, I learned a few things I'd like to share.
- ―Meditation is not about forcing the mind to be quiet; rather it's a process to rediscover the quietness that's already there.
- ―Don't worry if you sit down to be still and your brain won't be quiet. The human brain has about 70,000 thoughts a day. Mediating is not about not having any thoughts, but rather about slowing them down.
- ―To live a more balanced life, we need to focus more on being than doing.
If you want to learn more about the weekend itself, here's a link to the description on the Chopra Center's website.
Creating a Meditation Routine
Discovering meditation is great, and getting away for a weekend retreat was wonderful, but how do you make it a part of your life, especially as a mom? Well, it hasn't been easy.
After the Meditation Weekend, I committed to meditating thirty minutes in the morning thirty minutes at night. With two kids under the age of four, the challenge was finding the time before they woke up and the energy after they went to bed. I thought the morning would be harder since they wake up at between 6 and 7 a.m., and getting up at 5:30 didn't sound like fun. But I committed and set my alarm early. Most days it works, but there are some days when they wake up early and I get interrupted or I end up hitting snooze. My excuse is usually that I'm too tired, but then I try to remember the fact that I'd learned that meditating for half an hour provides more psychological rest than a full night's sleep. And who couldn't use more rest?
It was actually more difficult for me to do my evening meditations, especially on the weekends. There was never a good time to break away from family to meditate for half an hour. I know that sounds like another excuse and it was, but it made me feel discouraged every time I missed an evening meditation.
Being Gentle with Ourselves
For now I have shifted my goal. I am committed to meditating at least thirty minutes in the morning and am working up to meditating regularly in the evenings as well. It's a work in progress, but I am still committed to my practice. I think it's important to not be so hard on ourselves. Isn't that the point of meditation . . . to be more peaceful, especially with ourselves? As a Type A person, this is hard for me, but I focus on remembering why I decided to start a meditation practice. So if you're thinking about starting something, just start and know you may hit some roadblocks. And when you do, don't give up!
How do you find stillness and calm and how are you making it work in your life? I'd love to hear your comments.
Angela Chee is a former TV news anchor, now mother of two, juggling life as a host, writer, speaker, and entrepreneur. She started The Zen Mom.com because if you're a mom, you know motherhood isn't always so zen. Her mission is to empower through wisdom, inspiration and laughter. You can find her on Facebook and on Twitter @thezenmom.
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Hi, I started to meditate for almost a year, in part, to be more patient with my three girls (9, 6 and 3). And I fully understand your excuses because I it is the same here jeje … I set my clock before all the family get up but could not get up to accomplish more than a couple of days … and at night I can hardly meditate because my spot is in a place that the whole family uses. But I don't give up.
I'd like to add another suggestion. Meditation is taught sitting upright in order to not fall asleep. When I used to wake up in the middle of the night I would get up and read. Now I meditate while lying in bed. What's the worst that can happen? I fall asleep–not a bad thing in the middle of the night!


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My Three Favorite Authors Photos from Yesterday
So yesterday's author photo shoot was a lot of fun.
Looking back at the photos, I realize eyeliner might have benefitted me. I don't normally wear it, but I realize when you're outside, the sunlight light takes away pretty much any make-up you're wearing. But maybe that's the look you want.
Anyway, here are my top three picks from the photo shoot.
I'll post the bloopers or the not-so-authorly-photos next--
5 comments:
- Michael said...
I like one and three. You look so authorly in #3. ;)
- 9:01 AM, March 04, 2010
- Kells said...
Thanks, Michael. That might be the one I'll use in the book. I am not comfortable with close-ups, so I'm working on getting used to this one.
- 9:07 AM, March 04, 2010
- Adrienne said...
I like the second one :)
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- Jessie Carty said...
all very nice but 2nd is my favorite :)
- 11:59 AM, March 04, 2010
- Kells said...
The 2nd one is also one that is liked by my male friends. I think it looks the most like an album cover. Er, CD cover...
- 3:11 PM, March 04, 2010
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Chief's Road depicts the Milky Way, or "Chief's Road." With the Big Dipper and North Star. Below is a row of lodges, representing Mother Earth. Everything inside signifies the Creator's children. Porcelain. Microwave, freezer, dishwasher safe. Imported. Gift Boxed. Plate 8 in., Bowl 14 oz. and Mug 9 oz.
Price: $50.00
Diego Bear
During the age of the Aztecs, skulls were first used to symbolize death and rebirth . Diego wears our new Sugar Skulls fabric. 82% wool/18% cotton, poly filled, plastic pellets. Spot clean. Imported. of USA fabric.
Price: $67.00
Dream Catcher
Just crib size, but so warm and energizing, it's sure to be taken along wherever the little muchacho or muchacha goes. Made of our softest wool. A treasured baby gift when customized with embroidery or a unique accent on a sofa or bed in any room. 82% pure virgin wool/18% cotton. Dry Clean. Made in the USA. Napped. Felt bound.
In Ojibwe or Chippewa lore, Dream Catchers protect children from nightmares. Good dreams pass through the center and slide down the feathers to the sleeping child. Bad dreams get caught in the web and disappear with daylight.
Glacier Park Bear
Pendleton Park Blankets have been a part of the tradition of our great National Parks since the early 1900s. Our Glacier Park Bear wears a knit hat and scarf inspired by our most popular park blanket. Imported. Age 3+
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Sasha Baron Cohen's alter-ego in "The Dictator" was alive and scandalous in Australia on Wednesday, entertaining a talk show team with his provocative, yet debatable intelligence. According to one report, however, he may not be welcomed elsewhere.
Head-to-toe in commander regalia, Aladeen, the film's faux world leader, was accompanied by a tanned, long-legged female entourage when he appeared on Australia's "Wake up with TODAY!," earning laughs for his remarks on the state of affairs down under.
"To get them more popular, your prime minister should have a sex change and become a woman," said the comic as his Qaddafi-like character when asked what advice he had for world leaders. "Also, your prime minister should always have someone around he can trust. I have 25 virgin girls that follow me around and protect me at all times."
The current prime minister of Australia, Julia Gillard, is a woman.
Referencing some of the Aussie nation's alleged scandals, Cohen commented, "The first rule of a politician: only sexually harass the female staff. The boys will always talk, females cry."
His other words of wisdom, "When you pay for hookers, don't use the government credit card. Always cash, cash, cash! I know it's tempting to put it on the credit card for the air miles."
It may not come as too big a shock then that some folks at the BBC have decided they will pass on a similar interview with the international parody. Reports UK's The Daily Mail, Cohen claims the world media outlet has banned Aladeen from several of its TV and radio programs, including "The Graham Norton Show," "The One Show," "Newsnight," "The Andrew Marr Show," and shows on Radio 1 and Radio 4.
In what the actor has deemed a "blackout" in an in-character interview he did with the UK's Sun, Cohen said the broadcaster was "victimizing little old me… While I am a huge admirer of state-sponsored censorship, the BBC banning me from their meager channels is an outrage."
Sacha Baron Cohen plays an unrepentant brutal dictator who loves nothing more than to squash the hopes of those living under his brutal regime, while living a life of splendor. Opens May 16.
Conflicting reports provide no definite answer on the matter, as a spokesperson for the BBC told The Daily there was no ban, only that "few of the television shows mentioned would be an appropriate platform for one of Cohen's controversial characters."
"Our chat shows thrive on the spontaneous banter between guests and the presenter, something you don't get when people come on as a character," the BBC statement said. "We'd love to have Sacha on as himself."
On the other hand, a source close to Cohen said he had been initially approached by "The One Show" to appear as Aladeen, though it has since withdrawn interest.
"The Dictator" opens in theaters on May 16, and tells the tale of Aladeen, rich ruler of the fictional country "Wadiya" in northeast Africa, who travels to New York in a monstrous cultural collision. These latest appearances continue Cohen's ongoing publicity campaign that began in February at the Academy Awards when he dumped "Kim Jong-II's ashes" onto Ryan Seacrest during his red carpet arrival.
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