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Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a type of staph bacteria that is resistant to certain antibiotics, including methicillin, penicillin, and amoxicillin. For decades, MRSA primarily has affected people who are immunocompromised, such as patients in hospitals and long-term care facilities. Recently, however, it has been detected in otherwise healthy people. These infections typically show up as skin infections, like abscesses or boils.1 Less often, these infections can be more severe, causing pneumonia, sepsis or other potentially life-threatening infections.1
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is at risk for MRSA?
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Who is at risk for MRSA?
Anyone can be colonized with MRSA or can develop a MRSA infection. People who have the MRSA bacteria on their skin or in the anterior nares (nostrils), for example, but are not sick, are said to be colonized or carriers. Carriers can spread the bacteria, but rarely get sick themselves.2,3
Infection with MRSA occurs when the bacteria enter the body though a cut or scrape and cause signs of disease. Typically, these signs are localized around the initial wound and include swelling, redness and drainage. Rarely, the bacteria may spread to other parts of the body—the lungs, bloodstream or bones, for example—causing more serious, potentially life-threatening, infections. Groups of people who have close contact with one another are at higher risk than others of contracting MRSA. For example:
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- Athletes;
- Inmates in correctional facilities; or
- Patients in long-term care facilities, like nursing homes.1
How is MRSA transmitted?
MRSA is transmitted through skin-to-skin contact or through the sharing of personal items, like towels or razors that may have come into contact with a MRSA-infected wound.
What can I do in my dental office to prevent the spread of MRSA infections?
Follow standard infection control procedures to prevent the spread of any infectious disease.4 Good hand hygiene is especially important in preventing transmission of MRSA. Good hand hygiene includes washing your hands with soap and water or an alcohol gel between patients, after contact with body fluids and after handling contaminated items—whether or not gloves are worn.1 Also, gowns and eye protection should be worn whenever you conduct procedures likely to generate body fluid sprays or splashes.
As always, any barrier protection on equipment or surfaces should be removed and discarded between patients. In addition, surfaces should be disinfected between patients with an EPA-registered hospital disinfectant that has an HIV, HBV claim or a tuberculocidal claim. Gloves should be worn when disinfecting the operatory between patients. Used patient-care instruments, including single-use devices, should be handled as described in the CDC's infection control guidelines for dentistry.4 Critical items (those that penetrate soft tissue or bone) should be heat sterilized. Semi-critical instruments (those that touch mucous membranes or non-intact skin) should be heat sterilized if possible; if the instrument is heat sensitive, you can use a high-level disinfectant during processing. Non-critical patient care items are those that only come in contact with intact skin. Multi-use items can be cleaned or if visibly soiled, cleaned and disinfected with an EPA-registered disinfectant that has a tuberculocidal claim. Barriers also may be used for non-critical patient care items.
The CDC also recommends that all staff get a flu vaccine in addition to routine vaccinations (i.e. hepatitis B).5
Should staff members infected or colonized with MRSA be restricted from working with patients?
According to the CDC,4 health-care personnel with active, draining skin lesions should be restricted from contact with patients and patient's environment. Health-care personnel that are carriers of MRSA should not be restricted from work unless he/she is epidemiologically linked to transmission of the organism.6
Is it safe to treat a patient who has been infected or colonized with MRSA?
According to the CDC, standard infection control precautions should be used in ambulatory care settings to reduce the risk of disease transmission, including transmission from patients infected or colonized with MRSA.7 Patients also can minimize transmission by keeping cuts and abrasions covered with a clean, dry bandage until healed, in addition to practicing good hand hygiene and not sharing personal items that come in contact with bare skin, like towels or razors.8
- Gorwitz RJ, Jernigan DB, Powers JH, Jernigan JA and participants in the CDC-convened experts' meeting on management of MRSA in the community. Strategies for clinical management of MRSA in the community: summary of an experts' meeting convened by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2006. Available at www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/pdf/ar/CAMRSA_ExpMtgStrategies.pdf. Accessed Nov. 27, 2007.
- Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Epidemiology and Disease Control Program. Guideline for control of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in long-term care facilities. Available at edcp.org/guidelines/mrsa.html. Accessed November 29, 2007.
- Boyce J. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in hospitals and long-term care facilities: microbiology, epidemiology and preventive measures. Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology 1992;13:7725-37.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings – 2003. MMWR 2003;52(No. RR-17):9.
- Pearson ML, Bridges CB, Harper SA. Influenza vaccination of health-care personnel: Recommendations of the Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC) and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). MMWR 55(RR02):1-16.
- Bolyard EA, Tablan OC, Williams WW, et al. Guideline for infection control in health care personnel, 1998. Available at www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/pdf/guidelines/InfectControl98.pdf. Accessed Dec. 3, 2007.
- Siegel JD, Rhinehart E, Jackson M, Chiarello L, Healthcare Infection Control practices Advisory Committee. 2007 Guidelines for isolation precautions: preventing transmission of infectious agents in healthcare settings. June 2007. Available at www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/pdf/guidelines/Isolation2007.pdf. Accessed Dec. 3, 2007.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Community-associated MRSA information for the public. Available at www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dhqp/ar_mrsa_ca_public.html. Accessed Dec. 4, 2007.


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I am pretty sure i have updated everything but i cannot get the pan overlay box to give me the options. I have looked at every tutorial under the sun. What am i doing wrong? Is there a fix for this?
We can't tell you what you're doing wrong if you don't tell us what you're doing.
Fair enough. Just a little frustrated.
• I have the frame to hold the text (just a plan content frame of picture box).
• I have the text frame with content.
• I align as i have been shown in tutorials and cut then paste into.
• I go to overlay creator panel for pan and zoom.
• The panel gives me no options. Keeps telling me to select the frame. Even though i have it selected with the text pasted into it.
This is key for me because I would like to add this functionality and also do sliding trays.
Thanks for the help.
Be careful to select the container frame, not the content.
With the container frame selected you should see the oprions in Pan Only Panel.
I have tried. Simmply is not working.
Is there a path or download that i am missing?
Do i have to already have it in the folio builder to make these?
This seems so simple on the videos...
You also need to be on the live page, not the pasteboard.
Yep. nothing. I even went to another live folio and tried it on the page.
How do i know i have the right version or does that matter?
A photo works fine for the pan and zoom.
I have no idea if this will work (or if this is the 'right' way), but I just learned this in class the other night...we were told that the text box should be in a layer called "Scrollable Content" along with your scroll box, and they should both be named the same thing. Then do the cut/paste.
It doesn't need to be on any particular layer. Are you using the Paste Into or the Paste command?
That is an old, deprecated method of doing this and if you learned that in class the other night you should demand your money back.
To Bob Levine,
Thats Irish " We can't tell you what your doing wrong if you don't tell us what your doing".
Ok i got it woking now. Funny how those updates are important ....
Thanks for taking your time to give me pointers. Hopefully i can do the same one day.
Hi all,
I have a similar problem. I can scroll graphics using pan and zoom in overlay creator but i can't get the text to scroll.
I have a text box and a container. I used the paste into command and pasted the text box into the container.
When i go to overlay container to choose pan and zoom, it does not work. I can't even see the pan option.
I have selected the container but still no go.
Like i said, i can get it to work with graphics but not text.
Please help.
Indesign cs 5.5 ver 7.5.2
Foilio builder 12.1.3
Is the container smaller than the text frame? Can you post screenshots?
Can you select a Scrollable Frame option in the overlays panel?
What version of the tools are you using? Certainly not 19 which would show a scrollable frames option.
You are using older set of tools. In this case, you need toupdate the tools to latest set, else follow this workaround which I've been using since drop 10.
1) Create the placeholder or graphic frame.
2) Place any image or graphic in it.
3) Select the "Pan & Zoom" option in Overlay Creator.
4) Now remove the image.
5) Align the top left corner of the text frame with the place holder (graphic) frame.
(Use the Alignment" options available on the control panel to align the text frame and the graphic frame)
6) Now use the "Paste into" command to paste the text in it. The "Pan and zoom" will work just fine. We've been using this approach since long time.
Having said that, still you must go ahead and update the DPS tools to make use of all the new features and work with nested overlays.
Thank you for your help.
After installing FP 1.9.1 it worked .
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Hi Bob -- I'm trying to get a scrolling frame that has images placed in it and grouped to work when used as a State in a MSO. The scrolling worked prior to creating the MSO. I used the Pan command in the Overlay panel I have loaded to Paste Into the text and images. Do I need to update to 19 to do that using "Scrolling Frame" option instead? Also, does the May 2 "Mandatory" Folio Builder upgrade apply to everyone no matter what? We're on CS5.5. ?? Thanks, Beth
The mandatory Folio Builder panel applies to everyone. You can update the panel without updating the tools, which means you can keep creating folios that target, say, a v17 viewer.
If you're nesting scrollable frames inside an MSO, you'll want to be on v19 or v20. It will work on v18, but several bugs were fixed in v19.
It sounds like you're trying to make the state itself the scrollable frame. Create the scrollable frame and display the state in the MSO in which you want the scrollable frame to appear. Then select both the scrollable frame and the MSO and click Add to add the selected item to the state (not create a new state). Then test it. If your scrollable content includes MSO links, you'll have to hook them up again. When you're dealing with selecting nested objects, use either the Layers panel or the selection options in the Control panel.
Yes, you need v19 tools for scrolling frame options and yes, the folio builder upgrade is mandatory.
Hi Bob -- I've tried every possible way (I think!) to get a scrollable frame to
work as a state on an MSO. I have created the state with nothing but the dot you
see on the timeline and then did an "add" for the group of text and objects as
you suggested and it still doesn't work. The scrolling frame DID work prior to
adding to the MSO. The state is activated by an invisible button. Could that be
a problem? I've attached a screen grab to show you what we're doing. The frame
you see for 2012 should scroll and won't. Help much appreciated! Beth
Re scrollable frame not working in an MSO, I found the answer -- The text and images that I pasted into the container frame had the box checked that lined up at Upper Left. If I checked "Use Document Position" instead, the frame scrolls fine on the iPad. Thought you'd like to know! Beth
Interesting. What version of the tools are you using? 19 or 20?
Hi Bob -- I'm using 19 ... but did you see my final post to this question where
I discovered how to fix it? I changed the Scrollable frame setting's Initial
Content Position to "Use document position" rather than "Upper left" and the
frame scrolled fine that way.
While I have your attention, I have another open question about a sound file in
an MSO on another page that won't stop playing when you turn the page even
though "Stop on page turn" box is checked. It's on a timeline with 11 buttons
that play music clips and its the last one. They all work fine until you get to
the end and then the last file won't stop playing AND the associated text seems
to wig out, too, ... gives you the wrong text for the audio! Is there a size
limit problem? Maybe I have too many files? When you play that file by itself,
it's fine. Bounce around on the timeline too much and the app quits. Yikes! Beth


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Chicago Bound
This is the most important post I think I've written. Our lives are about to change.
We have some exciting news!
Last weekend, Eric landed a great job in downtown Chicago for a health care facility. I'm so proud of him and love him so much! The company wants him to start as soon as possible.
Last week, Eric quit his job.
Last week, I quit my job.
We're moving to Chicago!!
We're moving to Chicago, soon. Like, this month. I've already started packing up the house. Right now we're researching areas of Chicago and where to live. I really hope we can find a place. If anyone has any advice on Chicago (where to live, where to avoid, apartment/metra/train tips, etc.), I would love to hear it. We're considering Lakeview, Uptown, Edgewater, Wrigleyville, Ravenswood, and Lincoln Park.
I'm hoping to meet some Chicago readers sometime in the future. Maybe we could meet at Crumbs and have some cupcakes together?
So that's our big news! I will continue to update the blog as much as possible. The posts may be more about our new journey, less recipes for a while.
Wait, I forgot to tell you one more thing…..
I'm attending The French Pastry School in July! ….and I think I just cried a little bit when typing that.
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I am so sad I didn't get to live in Wrigleyville or Lincoln Park when I was in Chicago. Damn apartments getting snatched up so fast! And if we head out to Chicago this summer me and my little curly haired ones will so meet you for cupcakes.ReplyDelete
I'm so happy for you. I can just imagine all the great food you're going to find in Chicago. And congrats on going to Pastry School like you've always wanted. Sounds like a dream come true.ReplyDelete
holy cow! this is such great news! congrats to both you and eric! i've never moved before, been living at the same house since i was 3 =.= must be so exciting to move to another city!ReplyDelete
and you have noooo idea how jealous of the fact that you are going to attend pastry school, im super happy for u!
Huge congrats! Great news about Eric's new job and especially your French pastry school. Good luck to both of you! :)ReplyDelete
- Brielle FApril 2, 2012 at 6:09:00 AM CDT
congrats! that is so exciting!! I've been reading your blog for a while now and never commented but I wish you both tons of luck in finding a great place!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness. I am so excited for you both. That is just awesome news. I so enjoy hearing about your life and seeing it unfold in such a wonderful way. You are going to set the world on fire, girl. Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Wow, Emily! I'm so glad you're going to pastry school! I'm glad for Eric, and it's so neat to begin a new chapter of life. I hope your move goes well!ReplyDelete
How wonderful for you and Eric!!! Your dreams will be coming true at school for sure! Can't wait to see/hear more!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 2, 2012 at 7:37:00 AM CDT
Congrats to both you and Eric! what a great new adventure you are embarking upon. Chicago is such an amazing city...so much to do, great food, interesting neighborhoods and very friendly people. I have a friend who lives there and I have often visited. The City looks so beautiful in te spring and summer so you are moving at a perfect time to enjoy all things new. I wish you both the very best.ReplyDelete
I think I just cried for you!! I've been reaaaaallllly wanting to visit Chicago! My roommate's friend is visiting from Chicago (and staying with us for 2 weeks) and keeps telling me how awesome it is. She's going to let me stay w/ her when I visit, so I'll def meet up with you. One day!! Congrats to you both on the exciting news!ReplyDelete
I KNEW it was something like that. So glad you're finally going to achieve your dream.ReplyDelete
I'm not a Chicagoan, but my BIL and his family live in the 'burbs and we go visit them at least once a year for one occasion or another. I'm sure I can make it into the city for a playdate sometime. Maybe you should make a suburban road trip too. You seriously would LOVE the Eggshell Cafe in Deerfield for breakfast!
Oh Emily....Congrats...congrats congrats on all of your exciting news!!!! I'm doing a happy dance for you and Eric!!! It will be so fun to follow you on your new journey!!!! All the best!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh--I'm feeling weepy with happiness for you!! Congratulations to both you and Eric!!!ReplyDelete
Emily, that is such wonderful news! Congrats to you both!ReplyDelete
oh em, i'm so excited for you both! and you're going to pastry school--YAY!! i am expecting BIG things from you, so get to it!!ReplyDelete
hugs, joanne
I live in STL, and have only been to Chicago once. So, no advice to give. But, congrats! Sounds like a very exciting change for you both!ReplyDelete
How exciting! Congratulations to you both. I'm especially looking forward to reading about your new venture into French Pastry School!ReplyDelete
Wow!! Congratulations to the both of you! A new move and a new school, how exciting!! :)ReplyDelete
YIPPEE...to everything!!!ReplyDelete
That's awesome news, congrats to both of you! I almost never comment on your blog, but I regularly read and bake from it. I live in Chicago and would be happy to share my thoughts on anything Chicago with you. My first instinct on your neighborhoods are to avoid Uptown and Wrigleyville, and focus more on Lakeview, Ravenswood, Lincoln Park, and also take a look at Lincoln Square (I live here), North Center, and Roscoe Village. Also if you plan on having a car, it will be most expensive to keep it in Lincoln Park. If you'll be relying on the el, I prefer the brown line. I think it's cleanest and safest so I'd definitely try to live near a brown line stop. There are good and bad things about every Chicago neighborhood and if you wanted to email me with some things you guys are thinking about/looking for, I'd be happy to suggest a few neighborhoods I think would work best for you!ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousApril 3, 2012 at 9:43:00 AM CDT
I live in Chicago too, and I wanted to second Emily Maggi's opinions about the neighborhoods!Delete
I wish I could attend pastry school! I'm so jealous!!ReplyDelete
congratulations! so excited for you! i've never been, but chicago seems like a really cool city to live in and explore. so awesome you are going to pastry school. yay!! all my best to you and eric ;)ReplyDelete
i have so happy for you!!!! ah how exciting!!! Lincoln Park is one of my favorite parts of chitown! if you can find a place there i'd definitely say go for it! congrats!ReplyDelete
Congratulations, Emily! I'm so happy for you and Eric. I'm sure you will love Chicago and pastry school! That's amazing. I can't wait to hear more about your journey : )ReplyDelete
Congrats chica! I'm so excited for you. I recently made the big move to NYC so I know what you're going through - best of luck! :)ReplyDelete
Wow, super congrats!! I'm originally from Illinois so I go to Chicago 2 or 3 times a year since I have friends & family there (and since obviously it is just such a fun city!). Most of my friends like Lincoln Park and Wrigleyville the best. If you are willing to live a smidge outside of Chicago, I would suggest Evanston. Can't wait to read more about your move up north!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Emily!! That is so exciting! Sounds like your dreams are finally coming true :) You deserve it!!!ReplyDelete
Congrat! I liked in Lincoln Park in the DePaul area for a number of years and absolutely loved it. Easy to walk everywhere, great transportation, & I always felt safe. Let me know if you have any questions!!ReplyDelete
This is incredible! I'm so excited for you guys! And OMG the french pastry school! That is insane!!!ReplyDelete
OMG Congratulations!!!! So exciting!! Chicago! Eric's new job! PASTRY SCHOOL! So happy for you :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!! I'm so happy for you...you will love living in a big city :) Now I just have to talk you into moving over here to NY!ReplyDelete
I am so very happy for the both of you. Good luck!ReplyDelete
- Jane CardenApril 2, 2012 at 1:02:00 PM CDT
HOORAY FOR YOU & ERIC!!! That is wonderful news! Especially that you will be going to French Pastry School! I am anxious to read your future posts about the move to Chicago. I have been there once, and it was an incredible city. I've said all along, one of these days Emily is going to be FAMOUS!! It may be sooner than you realize!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 2, 2012 at 1:08:00 PM CDT
Congratulations! I have never been this excited for someone I never met in person, I truts that you will have a great time in Chicago! Best wishes from Sweden!ReplyDelete
Well, that post did not make me "crap my pants" but that is awesome. The pictures are great. I have only been to Chicago once and I believe we stayed near Evanston (although my sister and I made friends and took a long cab ride to some other part of the city...so who knows...). Anyway, it is an awesome city, have fun and good luck! We shall miss you at the Wine Center.ReplyDelete
WOW, congratulations!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I've never commented on your blog and think it is about time. I'm going to be living vicariously through your pastry school adventures!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to both of you! That's very exciting!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to you both and best wishes on your new adventure! I look forward to hearing about all of the excitement up in Chicago :)ReplyDelete
That is so exciting!! It seems like just yesterday when you told us you guys started dating :) too cute and good luck!!!ReplyDelete
I have followed your blog for a while so I was so happy for you when I read the last line! :) Congrats on the move and making pastry school a reality!!ReplyDelete
woo, congratulations to both of you!!ReplyDelete
So happy for both of you!! Hooray for new adventures! I wish you all the best in your transition and look forward to updates!ReplyDelete
congrats to both of you - that's so exciting!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 2, 2012 at 2:41:00 PM CDT
Congrats, how exciting! Chicago is the best city in the world, especially in the summer (I might be biased, living here my whole life). I second some of the other comments and would avoid Uptown and Edgewater as they are still "iffy" in some spots. Lakeview, Roscoe Village, Lincoln Square, Ravenswood, Bucktown and Lincoln Park are all great. Close to the train/bus for commuting downtown would probably be best. I think a Crumbs meet up is a great idea. Best of luck and keep us posted on this new adventure!ReplyDelete
ahh YAY!! how exciting! i love life's adventures! my husband would be so jealous... chicago is his all-time favorite city.ReplyDelete
wow, so many great things!!! very happy for you, and good luck with the move :)ReplyDelete
So happy for the both of you!! I don't live IN Chicago, but about an hour south of it. So I would definitely be up for getting together. Perhaps we could find a veg-friendly place to meet up. The Chicago Diner is super-amazing!ReplyDelete
Good luck with the move!
This is very exciting! You will LOVE Chicago! I have friends who live in Wrigleyville and really like it, its a fun place to be when you're young. Also, once you get up there make sure to eat at Girl and the Goat. The head chef is Stephanie Izard from Top Chef!ReplyDelete
OMG, that's wonderful news! Congratulations! You're living the dream.ReplyDelete
WOOHOO! i wish it were NYC but I'm majorly excited for you guys nonetheleess!ReplyDelete
oh my gosh, i'm so happy for you!!! that's amazing. if someone deserves it, it's definitely you. chicago is a delicious and fun city, i'm sure you'll enjoy it! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 2, 2012 at 7:55:00 PM CDT
I could cry I'm so happy for you! I love reading your blog, and it's gonna suck not hearing from you in a while.ReplyDelete
I had chills reading this post - what an exciting time for you! Chicago is my favorite city in the U.S. - it has that big city feel but everyone is so friendly, the food is good, the architecture is stunning...I love it there. Blessings to you on this amazing journey! I can't wait to read about it as you go!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh!!!! This is wonderful news! I am so happy for you! But now there is even less of a chance I will get to see you. :( Boo. But I am still happy for you!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! You'll love it here (and I just had a Crumbs cupcake like 2 hours ago... :-). We live in Lincoln Square and LOVE it (it's basically right near Ravenswood). We lived in Roscoe Village before and adored it, too. I also lived in Lakeview for about 5 years. Lincoln Park is nice but really pricey and not worth the cost, IMO. Wrigleyville is nice for about 5 minutes and then when baseball season starts, it's not so great. :) Anyway, feel free to email me if you have any questions. Good luck with the move!ReplyDelete
Yay! That is really awesome Eric got a job, too! I am already looking forward to Crumbs Cupcake Gatherings.ReplyDelete
OH MY GOSH!! Congrats Emily! I was always wondering whether or not you'd be off to culinary school sooner or later, so neat to hear how everything seemed to work out so well.ReplyDelete
The thing that struck me the most is that you will be attending cooking school. We know this has been your dream for so long!!!!!Congratulations to the both of you!!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! You'll love Chicago. It's one of my favorite cities. And so jealous about pastry school.ReplyDelete
CONGRATS EMILY!!!!!ReplyDelete
i have a friend who recently moved to chicago...i could put you in touch if you need some new city advice :)
oooooooooohhhh CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! Chicago - that is oh so exciting!! I've wanted to go there for years (to see all the art and to stuff my face). I hope your big move-out/move-in goes well, best of luck!ReplyDelete
Super happy for you! xoxoxoReplyDelete
Oh Emily, I am so happy for you. We will no longer be "neighbors", as I recently moved from Oklahoma to Texas, and now you are moving farther north, but we will both still have the Oklahoma/Missouri connection. ;) Your post made my day - I can feel the joy in your heart!ReplyDelete
Congratulations, Emily! As a newer reader, it's been fun watching your journey in fast forward. I really enjoy all of the recipes you post, the anecdotes about the things you do, the travels you take, and the adventures with family you share with us. The French Pastry School is lucky to have you!ReplyDelete
So exciting! Hope you guys love it there.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2012 at 1:45:00 PM CDT
Congratulations Emily! It's a dream come true for you I know. Good luck in Chicago and enjoy pastry school. Good luck to Eric on his new job too!ReplyDelete
I have been following your blog since the early days and I just wanted to tell you how excited I am for your move and school! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! What wonderful news on all fronts! Best of luck with everything!ReplyDelete
Congrats! Update us on when you get here! There will be plenty of excited people to have you and meet with you!ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!! I lived in Chicago years ago and still miss it to this day. Good luck to you both.ReplyDelete
So happy for you and Eric! I've been following your blog for two-ish years and I am thrilled that you'll finally be able to live out your dreams of going to pastry school!ReplyDelete
My husband and I went to Chicago for spring break this year and fell in love with Lakeview! Then again, I don't know much about the other neighborhoods.
Congratulations! Although I don't know you personally, I've been following your blog for a while now, and I just wanted to say that I am so genuinely happy for you. Best of luck with the move and pastry school!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh!!!! Congrats, congrats, congrats!!!! Very exciting :-) I am happy for you both.ReplyDelete
Wow - how exciting and congratulations on your move! Good luck in pastry school, too!ReplyDelete
I am a Chicago native and I think the Lincoln square is awesome (it's right by Ravenswood but maybe a little more affordable on average) and it has lots of cool restaurants and bars. It's also less crowded and not as loud as the Lincoln Park, Wrigleyville and Lakeview area. Roscoe village is another great area to look in to. Look for 3 flats! They are usually well taken care of and you can usually get a parking spot and access to a little back yard! Careful with Uptown and Edgewater - it has some not so awesome areas mixed in with the nice areas.ReplyDelete
OMG!! That's super exciting news Emily about Chicago and school!!! It's going to be amazing!!ReplyDelete
Well on another note I nominated you for The Versatile Blogger Award!!
Check it out http://www.magnolia75thebakinglounge.com/2012/04/awards-and-nominees.html
And can't wait to hear all about your adventures in Chicago!!
Ahh! Congratulations, I'm so happy for both of you! I've only been to Chicago once so I can't offer any advice, but I can't wait to read all about your pastry school adventures. I've been reading your blog for a loooong time, and I'm so excited that pastry school is finally happening for you!ReplyDelete
Amy, I would love that! Please do come see me! Yeah, we're worried about finding a place in such a hurry.ReplyDelete
Hi Brielle! Thank you so much for reading!
Christina, that would be fun! I'd love to meet you.
Rachel, that's be great! I'm sure I could take the train into Deerfield.
Hi Emily, I know your comments! I'm hoping we can meet up in Chicago. I need some friends! Thank you so much for the advice, I really appreciate it. I've gotten some other comments/emails to avoid Uptown, Edgewater, and Wrigleyville, so we will do so. We'll also try to find a place close to the Brown Line. Are some areas in Lincoln Square not good? I've heard mostly good things.Replies
I think you'll be pretty safe anywhere around Lincoln Square. Street parking is probably easiest the further you get from the actual "square". If you're unable to find a place walking distance from a brown line stop, you can drive and park on the street near some of the stops. Rockwell in particular has easy and permit-free street parking. It's a fun area! I'd definitely like to meet up when you guys have moved. I'd be happy to introduce you to my favorite things around the city. Feel free to reach out if you have any more questions!Delete
Yeah Lincoln Square! There are so many people that read your blog that live in this neighborhood, myself included! We might as well just meet up at Cafe Selmarie or the gelato shop in the square!Delete
I think Lincoln Square is awesome because you can park your car on the street and not worry about tickets, getting towed, or finding an open parking spot when you come home at 11pm. It's really family friendly, easily walkable to the Brown Line, most places have your heat/gas included, and right down the road on Lincoln is a Trader Joes!
K, Evanston sounds really nice! I wouldn't mind living there at all. I think Eric wants to live more in the city, though.ReplyDelete
BoogaJ, thanks for your help!ReplyDelete
Jane Carden, you're way too sweet!
Tim, aww it didn't?! I will miss you and everyone at the wine center! Err, sorry about disappearing like that.
Liz, hello! Thank you so much for reading and commenting!
Steph, I'm gonna marry that boy someday if he'll have me!
Anon, hooray for future meet-ups at Crumbs! Thank you so much for your advice! I've heard that about Edgewater and Uptown from a few people, so I think we'll avoid those areas. We're hoping to find a place close to the train, but I imagine it'll be difficult.
Lauren, that would be fun! I didn't realize you lived so close. I happen to love vegetarian food.
Haley, oh gosh, yes! What a good idea! I imagine the food is incredible.
Anon, thank you! I'll be around! No worries. Blogging will be my full time job for a while.
Jessie, I've heard that about the architecture. I'm really going to pay attention to that.
Lorie, I know. :( Goodbye, most cooking contests.
Elly! You live in Chicago! I didn't know that! I'm envious of your cupcake. I'm hearing good things about Lincoln Square. We'll have to look in that area. Yeah, Lincoln Park does seem pricey. Maybe we could find a place for an incredible deal? I will definitely email you. Thank you so much for your help!
Erica, yaaay! Thank you for your help a few months ago.
Thank you, Ana! We might take you up on that.
Aww Linda, that's sad. Maybe we'll move to Texas someday. :)
NicoleT, what a nice, thoughtful comment! I really appreciate that! You make me happy.
Lindsey, hi! Thank you so much for reading!
Chris, I'm honored! Umm do you work at Coffeecake Connection? Because I happen to love coffeecake.
Thank you, Anna! What area did you live in?
Emily, thank you so much for reading! I appreciate it greatly! Lakeview does seem nice. We're hoping to find a place there.
Justeen, so sweet! Thank you for reading! That means a lot to me.
Rebecca, I've heard from a few people that Lincoln Square is nice. We will definitely look in that area. Oh, and we'll avoid Edgewater and Uptown. Thanks for the advice! Okay, we will. We are realy concerned about parking. :/
Congrats, how exciting! Can't wait to follow your journey in Chicago:)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! That is amazing news. So many exciting things happening at once! Way to go.ReplyDelete
Oh wow. Congratulations Emily! That is fantastic news!!ReplyDelete
wowowowow!!!!! congrats. Chi-town is the bomb! Sounds like lots of great changes too.ReplyDelete
Fantastic all around! Congrats to both of you, and I look forward to Chicago/moving posts.ReplyDelete
awesome news, emily--congratulations! i looked at the website for your new school and i'm halfway tempted to enroll myself! i'm looking forward to hearing about your adventures in the windy city. :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations, Emily! I've read your website for a long time and I'm so happy to hear about your big step! I have a few friends who live in Wrigleyville and really enjoy it - a good night life, affordable housing and a younger population. You might like it there!ReplyDeleteReplies
Jill, thank you so much! Thanks for reading! We're in that neighborhood. Maybe a little south, though. I think?Delete
Congratulations on the move!!! And of course the French Pastry School! That is awesome!!ReplyDelete
Congrats on the big changes coming your way! I live in the Chicago 'burbs and go to school in the City. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you! Wow, that's awesome! We should meet up sometime, I think.Delete
Yay Emily, what amazing news - congrats to you both!!! :) We used to live in Chicago and I really miss it - Boston just isn't the same. I can't wait to hear more about your journey :)ReplyDeleteReplies
You did?! Where did you live?Delete
Congrats on the new chapter in your lives!ReplyDelete
Wow huge news! Congrats!! Can't wait to follow your adventures! :)ReplyDelete
Soooo freaken proud of you!! I went to tour the french pastry school and I knew if I had the funds it would be the most perfect school to attend in that field. YOU will be soooo successful! I see amazing things ahead of you. My hometown is on the border of WI and IL and I Know some great people in Chicago who could help you two out if ever you need. Just let me know and I'd be glad to pass on the info to them. Good luck with your move...really really excited for you two!ReplyDelete
Congrats to you both! Sooo exciting!ReplyDelete
- hayley hendersonApril 15, 2012 at 3:00:00 PM CDT
I have talked to you before about the french pastry school, i love it and my boyfriend and i are moving there also! id love to talk to you about it! were in the same process as you! we looked at about 10 different apartments downtown and picked one! let me know if you would like to chat anytime! You can email me email@example.com
Hi Haley! I remember! When are you going to school?Delete
OMG EMILY!! IT'S HAPPENING!!! CONGRATULATIONS! I'm soo thrilled for you two and can't wait to hear all about your new adventures in Chi-town and in pastry school! GAHHHH!!!! :D xoxoReplyDelete
Emily! I'm so excited :-) I've been hoping for you to be able to go to pastry school since I started reading your blog a few years ago. Although we've never actually met, I am so proud of you and excited for you the way I would be for a friend realizing her dream. I have always thought you were so impressive and such an inspiration to someone my age and I'm so glad that you aren Eric are moving to Chicago and you're starting school. You're going to be FANTASTIC and I'm thrilled. :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Lauren! Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!Delete
AHHH This is so amazing! I come back into the states to find you are moving to Chicago! I am so happy for you, that is so awesome! You are going to love it there, and i know the French Pastry School is going to be such a wonderful experience! You are one fortunate lady! :D Best wishes for the move and everything. This is great... :)ReplyDelete
Well, clearly, I am VERY far behind in my reading. I am very excited for you, both for the move and for school. I know it's been a long time coming and I am thrilled for you.ReplyDelete


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New York is the real deal, even without Melo they destroyed Miami, yep they didn't need time to adjust without their best player, that is what good teams are supposed to do.
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New York is the real deal, even without Melo they destroyed Miami, yep they didn't need time to adjust without their best player, that is what good teams are supposed to do.
The 2013 Knicks are a clone of the 2011 Mavs. Good luck stopping that freight train...
2013 Pacers Digest NBA 2K13 Champion (Xbox 360)
Actually my post above made fun of this. I don't know how many 3's they normally attempt a night, but they basically shot exactly their average from 3 on the ridiculous 44 attempts. It's hard to believe they could sustain it if they need to shoot that many when Carmelo isn't there, but it's not as far-fetched as I originally thought.
And Amare as Varea on steroids.
I agree with Charles, I don't understand what Phoenix is trying to do, why no tank for a year or two while growing the young players?
EDIT: He just got hit in the face, his reaction made me think he had torn something.
I think in terms of the current Lakers' system, the Toronto deal is much better. Bargs/Calderon/Kleiza are much more ready to contribute today as well.
Mayo is still kicking a$$, it looks like the PED's are not running out yet.
I know it has been said a million times but, Reggie is a poor announcer, it's really hard to listen to him.
It looks like Ian's replacement brandan wright(he makes 1mil) is also doing pretty well, 14 points tonight and he is averaging 8 and 3.2 for the year.
I think Dallas still has him for another year, they have a team option on him the year after this one for
Edit: I was wrong you are right he is a free agent next year.
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Overall, a good umbrella that serves its purpose. its big (check dimensions) and the angled feature also works well so long as you can stabilze the base. but, the only reason i don't give it a 5 star recommendation is that it has one major design flaw: a limiting factor. I will briefly describe but then ask specifically for if they have improved this most obvious weakness before purchasing. the crank connects directly to the lift ring of the umbrella through a string that feeds through the main pole. it is a simple mechanism really and would work just fine IF the string which is nylon were made strong enough to last. our string broke (after two years ... but without heavy use). once broken, the umbrella is useful only to the more mechanically inclined... option 1: rethread a new chord (flexible metal chord would be best) exactly through the string's path and simply replace the weak with the strong. it requires some tying off at the crank and this is a very very cramped space (2 inch wide). option 2: buy a clamp... that simply lift the umbrella up (without using the broken crank) and when it is at desired height, simply clamp the pole below the embrella lift-ring (sleeve around the pole). so, design flaw. easily fixed with heftier chord. maybe they did this already... check. if not, the likely first thing to go will be this. fix as above if out of the 45 day warrantee. last thing: color fades dramatically and fast in sun.
The Patio Umbrella was very light weight and the fabric was cheap. I would not recommend this product. I don't expect it to last the entire summer season.
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September ,1, 1970
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of' the Committee:
Among the most basic troubles facing this nation today are
crime, violence, and pornography. Many people talk about these subjects
but seem unwilling to do anything to curb them. Many people raise Consti-tutional
questions about proposals before the Senate, Constitutional questions
which--I might say--have to do with the rights of the accused and the
criminal elements more than they do with the Constitutional rights of
the robbed, the raped, ~ the maimed, and those who are subject to
receiving unsolicited pornographic literature through the mails. I
emphasize the word "unsolicited."
I point out that when this type of lewd literature comes
through the mails, c:.. ;;;~delivered to unsuspecting parents and
oft en times to their children . Just as under the Drug Control Act,
the emphasis in this legislat ion should be placed on and against the
"pusher" or peddler of this smut. It is long past the time when we
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must face up to legislation of this sort and do something about this
type of pernicious pro~aganda . Our people are entitled to privacy
within their homes . They should not be assaulted with this type of
"literature" and, "therefore, their rights to privacy must be maintained.
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I mention ~the Constitutional rights we Ain behalf of the
accused, the criminal, the pusher, and the peddler. What about the rights
of the innocent and the aggrieved? Should we sit by and quibble over
Constitutional questions which the Courts can and should decide while
allowing crime to become more rampant, while allowing violence to con-tinue
to spread, while we see our police insulted, spat upon and accused
of being pigs to mention just one of the least obscene epita~hs heaped
on them'l" Or are we going to face up to our responsibilities as Senators
'1 and meet these issues head-on in behalf of the people we represent •
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sometimes, action is not politically expedient. I believe we owe our
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primary respoosibili ty to the people of this nation, and I believe
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responsibilities in facing up to these issues of violence,
crime and pornography.
The First Amendment to the Constitution is not all-embracing
because it has definite limits in the right to exercise the freedoms
involved. I believe in the First Amendment but I do not believe it
allows any leaway for crime, for license, or for the sending of unsoli-
cited pornographic materials through the mails to the citizens of this
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 46 , Folder 57, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
Mr. Chairman:
As our society enters a new decade , the American people are
both confronted with and co'nfused by some of the most complex issues
ever faced in our history . Increased crime and drug addiction, a
widening gulf between the young and old , between our congested urban
centers and the sparse rural areas , student unrest , and the on-going
crisis over our foreign involvement; these ~onstitute just .some of
the problems . One of more recent origin concerns the ·protection of
individual privacy. This right is as fundamental as the safeguards
provided under the Constitution. It includes most assuredly the
protection of our citizens from unwanted invasions of their privacy
in the form of unsolicited, obscene, pornographic materials .
In the past several years th~re has been a tremendous increase
in the indiscriminate mailing of obscene matter through the United
States mail . These mailings go out under any number of mailing
lists obtained from a variety of sources. In most cases they
receive the protection given First Class mailings. These advertisements
and circulars are offensive. They shock the general moral
standards of most citizens . And there must be some way to protect
the individual, especially to safeguard the very young and impressionable
against this kind of unwanted solicitation. Doing so
while also recognizing the privacy of the United States mails is
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 46 , Folder 57, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
a difficult task indeed. In any case, I believe that we must hit
hard at the purveyor and give the receiver some means of recourse.
My mail on this general subject has been extremely heavy during
the past year. I have given the issue a great deal of thought about
what must be done.
As a first step, I was pleased that the amendment offered by
the distinguished Senator from Arizona (Mr. Goldwater) and myself
to the Postal Reform bill was enacted into law. While this measure
would penalize the smut panderer if he mailed his unwanted materials
to anyone seeking a ban, it still puts the burden on the prospective
recipient . As I understand it, it is ~p to the individual to see
that he is listed appropriately with postal officials.
On the other hand, I introduced s. 3220. My bill puts the
burden where it belongs--on fue peddler and pusher.
It would pro-teet
a person's right of privacy by requiring that all mailings
containing obscene or offensive material be so designated. This
would enable the obvious identification of the sender and would
also give a person the right to choose and if need be to return
the package unopened at the expense of .the sender. At the very
least, under my proposal, the sender would be more cautious in
his mailing methods .
In other words the labeling legislation, as proposed by s.
3220, would give · the individual an opportunity to react without being
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embarrassed ,or offended. Identification may not be the simplest
method, but the problem itself is not simple. I strongly believe
it is a step in the right direction--one which protects clearly
a basic element in our democratic society, the right of privacy.
I have co-sponsored several other legislative proposals which
offer alternative proposals for combatting this growth of filth
and pornography. I am delighted that these c·~~ hearings have
been scheduled. These Committee deliberations can place the issue
in its proper perspective and legislation, hopefully, will be agreed
upon soon which will provide complete protection for the unsuspecting
boxholder and place on the sender the entire responsibility for
keeping this material out of the mail.
As I said, my proposal which amends Postal regulations would
compel the filth peddler to mark the envelope he uses--the one that
is now often blank--with a warning that the enclosure could be
obscene or offensive. With such a warning there can be no mistake.
The addressee is fully protected. He would be put on notice, as
would his entire family. He would know and his family would know
that what is · · may violate his standards of decency and those
he wishes to impress upon his children. And that is his right.
Such action would protect, not violate, a person's constitutional
May I say that such a warning is not new to the legislative
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field. It has already been imposed by the Congress in the case
of cigarettes. Indeed, without even deciding for sure that there
is a danger involved in smoking, cigarette manufacturers are compelled
to warn each purchaser of a possible hazard . By the same
token, under my bill, it need not be decided that the material enclosed
is obscene , per se . But if there is that possibility, then
the envelope must say ~n plain and simple words , "The Enclos ed
Material May Be Obscene or Offensive to the Addressee . "
A second feature of my proposal would permit the addressee
of obscene mail to return the matter to the sender, without charge .
And it is left up to the addressee himself to decide what violates
his standard of decency. The return mail fee would be paid by
the original sender--the pusher, in other words--with an additional
handling charge .
Finally, the violators of either of these provisions would be
me ~with a penalty of $5 , 000 .
My proposal is one which I would like to see incorporated into
any pornography control measure, whether it be reported by the Senate
Judiciary Committ~e or the Committee on Post Office and Civil
Service. The Senate has already taken action i n the area of drug
control and crime . To a limited extent it has acted against obscenity.
I firmly believe that further steps must be taken to
meet head-on the issue of mass mailings of obscene materials--
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especially to minors and the unsuspecting. I wish to thank the
Committee for this opportunity and I commend the Chairman and the
members for focusing much needed attention on this vital problem.
I wish to offer the Leadership's cooperation in bringing about
early legislative action on this most serious issue.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 46 , Folder 57, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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The five-year-old boy who was taken from a West Windsor apartment complex was found Tuesday at a McDonald's in South Carolina, and police have charged his grandfather in the kidnapping, according to the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office. Law enforcement received information around 11:30 a.m. and the Florence County Sheriff's Office sent an officer to the McDonald's in Florence, S.C., according to the prosecutor's office. The officer found Morris Lundy, 50, and his grandson, David Lundy.
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Double MN Initial CAF
My fiancee and i have discussed having a child together, and we've discussed doing a double MN to honor both of of our parents depending on baby's gender. So I thought itd be fun to see how others manage this...as i find it difficult.
So using the letters provided, you can choose each child's gender or give a girl AND boy combo for each letter set.
DC:VAORachel mom of Seth Gabriel, Leah Gabrielle, Isaac Curtis, and Ruby Anastasia
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DC:ATB- Addison Theo Brayden /Amethyst Tiana Bellatrix
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Kairi Peyton (contemplating 2nd middle name)
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