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Although I never heard of Goldie, I'm sorry to hear about her sudden death. My condolences go out to her family and close friends.
I think she could have made a name for herself in the states.
All these fake folks with no talent, thrive while those with true talent are taken away. The fake ones must have a deal with the devil. Rest in Paradise, Goldie Harvey.
Not to speak ill of the dead, but hopefully this was not a result of some hard partying her system may not have been accustomed to in L.A, an just a freak coincidence. just saying.
Ju Ju.... evil cult witchcraft someone was jealous of her in nigeria and went to a witch doctor in the bush happens all the time in nigeria and even in the US
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If it was a bad headache, could have been a brain aneurism, tumor, meningitis so many possible medical issues that come on sudden and can kill very quickly, how sad I will have to look her up, didn't know her or her music....
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Profit projections have also been dramatically cut. Analysts now see fourth-quarter earnings for Standard & Poor's 500 companies expanding just 1.9% year-over-year—down from 9.9% hoped for three months ago and 13.7% last summer, says Thomson Reuters. Companies likewise desperately need revenue to keep growing, since many have squeezed all they can from profit margins. So it helps that Wall Street is now bracing for stagnant revenue growth last quarter among nonfinancial companies.
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The restaurant they selected fit the bill just right. When I told the cab driver where we wanted to go, he had one comment, "they do it right."
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When the waiter found out I was only interested in local cuisine, he did everything he could to help me. After explaining some of the dishes I settled on Monfongo con Camerones,and it was excellent. This dish consists of ground plantains mixed with rice, and fried in garlic and butter. This is then served with you're choice of meat. I chose shrimp. The side dish was rice and beans but the name of this dish now eludes me. My wife played the chicken on this trip and ate a steak, also very good.
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This place is more of a dress-up restaurant with a nice atmosphere. It is located on the tourist street of Ashford Avenue. Depending on what time you decide to eat dinner, you may want to make reservations. We arrived around 8pm and didn't have any problems getting a table. The dress attire here is a little dressier than most places we visited. Nice slacks and a dress shirt should be fine.
Our waiter (I believe his name was Carlos) had our wine order to us literally 20 seconds after we ordered. He was on the ball with everything we ordered, and the service there was great. The menu was in both English and Spanish, and the staff was is very willing to accommodate you in any way they can. The halibut and the steak we ordered were excellent! If you're looking for a nice restaurant for dining and good conversation, I would suggest this place.
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The election is over, Bush is in Texas golfing and has not taken even 1 single cheap shot at Obama. He is a gentleman.
Can we take the hate out of the letters?
In my perfect world, everyone would pay the same amount of federal tax. You, me, and Donald Trump would all pay the same amount. Isn't that fair? Why should successful people pay more? Can they then expect special treatment for this extra investment?
What I'd settle for is a flat tax. No matter how much you make or how little. We all pay the same percentage. Would you agree with that? I believe if the takers become vested in their government, they will pay more attention to what's going on. Everyone should pay something. When over 50% of Americans receive a tax refund greater than what they have paid in, we are out of balance. That;'s not fair. "
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Scarbinsky: Muschamp Proves He Means What He Says
May 3rd, 2011 11:22 AM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Florida
Tags: Florida Atlantic, Kevin Scarbinsky, Mission Accomplished, UF
Last week, we tossed praise in the direction of Florida football coach Will Muschamp for his decision to dismiss arguably the best player on his team — cornerback Janoris Jenkins — after his second marijuana-related arrest in recent weeks. We stopped short, however, of hanging a "Mission Accomplished" banner.
It sounds like Kevin Scarbinsky of The Birmingham News is ready to go ahead and run one up the flagpole.
Muschamp didn't wait for the legal system to run its course, even though Jenkins' attorney has said his client will plead not guilty to the latest misdemeanor charge.
The coach didn't close the curtain and leave the public in the dark by saying he would handle the situation internally, the way he did when Jenkins was first arrested on the new coach's watch in January.
Muschamp didn't decide that Jenkins should remain with the team for his own good because he needs the structure and the discipline that football provides.
Nor did he opt for the most obvious show of alleged force by suspending Jenkins for the first two games of next season against overmatched Florida Atlantic and UAB.
No. Jenkins took a third strike, and he's out. Does anyone believe that (Urban) Meyer would've made the same call?
Uh, no. Jenkins would still be on UF's team had Meyer not departed and Muschamp not arrived. But this one instance doesn't mean the culture in Gainesville has forever changed.
Keep in mind, Muschamp is currently trying to set a tone and send a message to his players. What better way to do that than to sacrifice a star player during his first honeymoon season?
Also, Muschamp had the eyes of the nation upon him. From this site to ESPN.com and beyond, writers were declaring that — following four recent Gator arrests — Muschamp would have to start backing up his talk of "the Florida Way" or else be viewed as just another coach who talks tough, but walks timidly. In some ways, Muschamp had to act strongly in Jenkins' case.
And finally, it's much easier for coaches to dismiss the last guy's recruits. Let's see how quick Muschamp is to pull the trigger when the arrested player is someone he recruited. Someone whose house he went into. Someone whose family he made promises to. It's just not as easy to jettison a player (and family) that you've come to know.
On the other hand, should Muschamp not boot the next person to cross the line in Gainesville, it doesn't mean he's suddenly gone soft on crime. Each case is different. Which is why we're willing to salute Muschamp's decision in the Jenkins' case while still reserving judgement on the coach's long-term impact on UF's culture.
"Looks like it's Muschamp's way or the highway," Scarbinsky writes.
Yes. For now it looks like it's Muschamp's way or the highway. But as is the case with any coach, the body of evidence is what counts, not a lone piece.
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Investigation performed at the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Chungnam National University Hospital, Jung-Gu, Daejeon, South Korea
We evaluated the clinical outcomes of arthroscopic margin convergence for rotator cuff tears.
Twenty-four consecutive patients with full-thickness rotator cuff tears, in which the free tendon edge could not be reduced to the footprint after the release and mobilization of the rotator cuff tendon, were included. Rotator cuff repair integrity was determined by magnetic resonance imaging or ultrasonography after the operation. The mean age and follow-up period for the patients were 59.6 years (range, forty-eight to seventy-three years) and 30.6 months (range, twenty-four to sixty months), respectively. Five outcome measures were used before surgery and at the time of the final follow-up: a visual analog scale (VAS) pain score, the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES) score, the Shoulder Rating Scale of the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), the Constant-Murley score, and the range of shoulder motion.
The follow-up rate for imaging was 95.8%, and the follow-up rate for clinical evaluation was 91.7%. The mean UCLA score (and standard deviation) improved from 17.4 ± 5.5 preoperatively to 31.6 ± 4.0 at the time of the final follow-up (p < 0.001). The mean ASES score improved from 54.9 ± 23.3 to 91.3 ± 11.8, respectively (p < 0.001). The mean Constant-Murley score improved from 45.9 ± 17.6 to 79.1 ± 12.6 (p < 0.001). The mean VAS score improved from 6.5 ± 1.7 to 1.3 ± 1.5 (p < 0.001). The mean range of motion (forward flexion) improved from 117.9° ± 37.7° to 166.8° ± 16.7° (p < 0.001). The postoperative imaging examinations showed cuff integrity without a retear in 52.2% of the shoulders. However, the UCLA, ASES, and Constant-Murley scores were not significantly different between healed and unhealed groups (p = 0.800, p = 0.322, and p = 0.597, respectively).
Reducing tension by margin convergence followed by a repair of the resulting free edge to bone has reasonable short-term clinical results but a substantial retear rate (47.8%). However, the retears tended to be smaller than the original tear size. No significant difference was observed in the short-term clinical results between the groups with or without a retear.
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Fig. 1 The U-shaped rotator cuff tear exhibits a long and wide pattern with increased medial-to-lateral length. The blue arrows indicate the width and length of the torn cuff.
Fig. 2 After release of adhesions and mobilization of the tendon, the free tendon edge could not be completely advanced to the footprint of the greater tuberosity using a grasper. The asterisks indicate the medial border of the footprint.
Fig. 3 Margin convergence was performed with two nonabsorbable sutures.
Fig. 4 After margin convergence was performed, the rotator cuff tear was repaired using a single-row technique with suture anchors. The arrowheads indicate the medial border of the footprint.
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With a fair amount of concern about whether non-stick coatings on modern cookware is healthy or not (e.g., this Consumer Report article), it's nice to know that the is a reliable and healthy alternative: cast-iron cookware.
Why choose cast iron? First, it's well known for its heat retention and ability to cook evenly. Aside from that, it's very durable. With proper care, cast iron can last generations. That means that you might be able to use cast iron from your parents or grandparents, but also that you can pass your cast iron on to your grandchildren.
As mentioned it's necessary to properly care for your cast iron in order to keep it well seasoned. Seasoning (or curing as some people call it) involves baking oil into the pores of the iron. This prevents rusting and provides a natural, non-stick cooking surface.
Unlike the questionable synthetic coatings of non-stick cookware, it is possible to maintain, and even restore, the seasoned cooking surface of cast iron. It is very important to replenish the seasoning by applying a thin layer of oil to the cast iron after each cleaning. Seasoning must be maintained through an ongoing process. The good news is that the more you use your cast iron, the more the seasoning is improved.
To season your cast iron, you can use standard vegetable or canola oil. We've also used a Camp Chef's cast-iron conditioner to season our cookware, which is 100-percent food grade palm oil.
Another part of protecting the cooking surface of the cast iron is how you treat it while cooking and cleaning up afterward. Generally, we use only wood, silicone, or high-temperature plastic utensils to avoid scratching the cooking surface.
And, if your cast iron gets a little rough-looking, you can easily re-season it. We've written a pretty thorough post on how to re-season used cast iron cookware in 12 easy steps, which is available on the Self-Reliant Info blog. That post is very helpful for cleaning up and re-seasoning any inherited cast iron, or pieces that you find in garage or estate sales (both good ways to get nice cast iron for a low cost).
When cleaning up, we avoid detergent, harsh chemicals, or scouring pads. Occasionally, we might use a little mild dish soap to help, but we avoid that as much as possible in order to avoid removing the seasoning. Basically, we just use hot water and a sponge to clean the cooking surface. Of course, wiping the cast iron out while it's still hot and washing it as soon as it cools off is ideal, so that the food doesn't dry on.
Another great feature of cast iron is that it can be used with a variety of heat sources. It can be used on either gas or electric cook tops. We've read that it can be used on ceramic- or glass-top stoves, but we've been leery of that. Cast iron can also be used in ovens or on grills. Plain (non-enameled) cast iron is also very versatile for prepping, since it can be used in coals and over an open fire.
When using our cast iron, we avoid cooking only foods which are very acidic (i.e. beans, tomatoes, citrus juices, etc.). Cooking high-acid ingredients on their own will likely result in metallic-tasting food and can result in damage to the seasoning. Cast iron must be highly seasoned to successfully cook these types of foods.
It's also important to use your cast iron as much as you can to get practiced in how it cooks. That's doubly important for alternative methods of heating, such as over an open fire, or using charcoal. Fortunately, you can find cast iron cooking recipes on Self-Reliant Info, like easy cast iron skillet biscuits, milk- and wheat-free bread, or no-knead, whole-wheat bread. You can also find more information on cast-iron cooking and related recipes in any number of books on the topic .
Have you done much cooking with cast iron? If so, please share your advice or experiences, along with your favorite cast iron cooking recipes!
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I'm hooked on cast iron and a lot of people say they'd like to use it but are afraid of the clean-up. Normally, after serving but before the pan has cooled, I put water in it and simmer while we eat. When we're done all I have to do is dump the water and dry off with a dark towel and it's clean. But if I've been lazy or if something has gotten stuck I take my coffee grounds for the day and a rag, scour it with the grounds and rinse. The grounds don't scratch it and they leave a bit of oil making it nice and shiny for the next use. I've heard to use salt, but this gives the grounds a second-life before being tossed into the compost.
I use my cast iron on my glass-top stove and have never had a problem. I am very careful to place the pan on the stove gently and not slam it down. I got most of my cast iron from my mother-in-law. She got a glass-top stove and was afraid to use the cast iron on it.
Hi Kristin, thanks for commenting! (I apologize for the delayed response.) Coffee grounds... what an interesting idea! As you mentioned, we use salt. The grounds seem like a logical alternative. Do you have any issues with the grounds affecting the flavor of the next meal?
Hi Andrea! An awesome way to get some cast iron! (I've gotten a couple of my pieces from my parents' old camping gear.) Thanks for sharing about the glasstop stove. I'd like to try it, but my wife has threatened me with grievous bodily harm if I damage the cooktop. (Plus, I'd have to replace it, to boot!)
I have LOTS of cast iron cookware which I inherited from my sweet father who passed just recently. But I was looking to expanded to a few pieces that I didn't have so I bought a "Lodge" cast iron griddle. Well, I've never had brand new cast iron cookware so maybe I'm just spoiled but this new stuff is not very impressive. The cooking surface of the griddle is gritty and is hard to clean even after a good seasoning. After I discovered this fact, I noticed that all the new-in-the-store Lodge cast iron cookware is gritty on the cooking surface. I've only had the griddle for a few months so maybe it will just take time to wear off, but I tend to not use the Lodge because the very bumpy cooking surface is so hard to clean. Has anyone had similar experiences or maybe some suggestions?
Hi Elizabeth! Thanks for the comments! I have a mixture of old and new cast iron too. The main difference is that some cast iron in the past was machined after the casting process, which provides the smooth surface that is preferable.
Honestly, I've had pretty good luck with the new Lodge Dutch oven and Camp Chef bread loaf pan that I've purchased. Will both pieces, cleanup has gone well and I've been pleased with the results.
If you want to read a lot more about using and caring for cast iron, check out this page from Paul Wheaton's permaculture site: http://www.richsoil.com/cast-iron.jsp
Yup.... I know Paul. He doesn't live too far from me (about 2.5 hours). Actually, I should say that I'm a big fan of his and am really excited that his has been able to bring Sepp Holzer here to Whitefish next month!
Thanks for the link. I'm familier with the care of cast iron but just not too impressed with the Lodge stuff.
I do like the fact that Lodge's "regular" cast iron is made in America. Their enameled cast iron, which might be (arguably) easier to use and clean, is unfortunately made in China. On their website, they insist that their enameled cast iron is monitored and regulated, and is safe to use.
All other modern cast iron (including Camp Chef) is made outside the US, so far as I know. IMO, that's another argument for finding good used cast iron.
Sorry for the delay. No, the coffee grounds don't add flavor as far as I can tell.
I Love my cast iron cook ware. I started with a pan I found for FREE at a yard sale ending. I then bought a LARGE Lodge pan since I like to cook large amounts for company, I got a grill pan when one mysteriously broke (how do you break cast iron when it's not being used?) This lead to several more pots and kettles for Christmas last year - I actually told my husban I needed a "special bean pot" to make him pork n beans . Just yesterday I found a used frypan for 25 cents at a yard sale. I can't say enough about how much I love my cast iron. I hardly ever use my other pans anymore except a few pots I have for cooking pasta etc. . .
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I found that Dr. Browns bottles help so much with Gas and Fussiness. They have this tube inside that removes the extra air in the bootles that cause bubbles, that cause gas. I used a regular madela bottle for a week while I was trying new bottles out and my son had a horrible week of crying and arching his back. I immediately went back to Dr. Brown's and he was his normal happy self.
i bought a pack of different varieties. From the cheapies to more pricey ones but with different nipples. After you have your baby, the hospital will have the pre-made bottles. They will also have different nipples there too. They will help you learn what nipple the baby takes the best! My personal favorites are Playtex VentAire and the Nuks!! Good luck!
Wow! You have gotten a ton of good suggestions and advice! I want to encourage you to check out a post in the "Baby Gear" board about bottle choices to see what is posted there as that may be helpful as well. I also, as several other posters have suggested, think that this is a great question for the nurses at the hospital when you baby is born. They will be able to evaluate how your baby feeds and what will be most helpful for him/her.
Take care and keep us posted!
I agree strongly!! Dr.Brown bottles are number one in our family. My sister, and my 2 sister-in-laws used them and then I tried them and no gas problems. They are the best!! I'm having baby number 4 and I have purchased new bottles for our new arrival in January.Hoping you try them and have the success we have had. Good luck!!!
Did You find one you liked? I get Avent for my baby and i LOVE..............them! For my first child, i got the Dr. Brown and they were ok. Just a real pain to clean though.. Avent are 100x's better and easier.
I love playtex drop-in bottles they are affordable cute and ur guaranteed to have a clean bottle every time esp if your on the go. The nipple are firm but soft and the bottlles are easy to read. My daughter is 3months and she loves her bottles. I would go from breast to bottle and she would transition good. Good Luck!
playytex ventair
i love the dr. browns bottles. my daughter spit up bad up until she was 3 months old when i got the dr brown bottles. they help to keep her from swallowing much air. they were a life saver
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