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On the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association circuit, the highest bareback riding score of all time is a 94.
The four men who share the record in the wild spurring event are from Texas. Three are West Texans who are from the Amarillo and Lubbock areas. The other member of the elite club lives in East Texas.
The East Texan is Tilden Hooper, a two-time Wrangler National Finals Rodeo qualifier from Carthage who equaled the record June 5 when he scored 94 aboard Classic Pro Rodeo's Big Tex in Silver City, N.M.
The first cowboy to turn in a 94 was Wes Stevenson, a former Texas Tech star who lives in Lubbock. Stevenson posted a 94 aboard a bronc named Cover Girl, owned by the Kesler Rodeo Company, at a 2002 PRCA rodeo in Dallas. He broke the previous record of 93.
A year later, Will Lowe, a three-time world champion from Canyon, rode for a 94 aboard Kesler Rodeo's Sky Ranch in Omaha, Neb. Lowe is a former Vernon College star.
Last year, Ryan Gray, a former Tech star who has homes in Cheney, Wash., and Petersburg, spurred for a 94 aboard the Carr Rodeo Co. bronc Grass Dancer at Eagle, Colo.
When a cowboy earns a score in the mid-90s, that means the animal goes crazy, but the cowboy rides in control. In bareback riding, cowboys receive a higher score when they rhythmically spur the bronc from its shoulders to the rigging, jump for jump, throughout the bone-jarring eight-second ride.
Hooper displayed world-class form when he busted the credentialed bronc Big Tex at a smaller New Mexico rodeo last weekend. In his only previous outing on the horse, Hooper scored 88 points in 2007 at RodeoHouston.
Big Tex has been slotted into the 10th round of the Wrangler NFR each of the past three years. Round 10 traditionally is the closing performance of the Las Vegas championships. In 2008, former world champion Bobby Mote tied the NFR arena record atop Big Tex with a 91.5-point ride.
Marshal Juma, an assistant supervisor in the PRCA's judging department, said fans can expect to see higher scores on today's circuit.
"We're seeing a lot better animals and a lot more quality control rides than we once used to see, and our judges are recognizing those qualities and rewarding it," Juma said.
Gray riding tough: Ryan Gray, the PRCA world bareback riding standings leader, returned to the circuit in dramatic fashion last weekend by winning at the Pioneer Days Rodeo in Clovis, N.M. Gray won the title with an attention-grabbing score of 90 aboard Cervi Championship Rodeo's Pinball Wizard.
Gray had been sidelined since undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery in Dallas on April 27. Despite the five-week layoff, Gray continues to lead the world standings with earnings of $81,365. He has a lead of about $20,000 over second-ranked Kaycee Feild.
Andrews cowboy injured: JoJo LeMond, a two-time National Finals Rodeo team roping qualifier from Andrews, injured the index finger and thumb on his right hand May 21 while practicing at his property.
LeMond is expected to be sidelined until the Reno Rodeo. He is scheduled to compete at the Nevada show June 20.
According to the PRCA, LeMond's index finger was cut about halfway through by the rope, and his thumb was pinched so severely he lost his thumbnail. Dr. Gustavo Gross stitched LeMond at Permian General Hospital in Andrews, and he was released within hours.
LeMond is ranked 19th in the PRCA world standings for headers.
PBR in Perryton: Ronnie Kitchens, the 1996 Professional Bull Riders World Finals average winner, tied for second at the PBR Touring Pro show June 5 in Perryton. Kitchens, who is from Kemp, in East Texas, earned $1,011.
Reuben Yutzy, a newcomer on the PBR circuit who lives in Dundy, Ohio, won the title with an 85 and pocketed $2,009.
$3 million milestone: A tie for seventh place in the saddle bronc riding in last weekend's Old Fort Days in Fort Smith, Ark., paid five-time world champion saddle bronc rider Billy Etbauer $342 and moved him to within $3,691 of joining former Vernon College star Trevor Brazile as the only PRCA cowboys with career earnings of $3 million. Etbauer needs $5,025 to become the first contestant to earn $3 million in a single event. Eight-time world champion Joe Beaver, No. 3 on the career earnings list, earned $1,306 in the team roping at Fort Smith and is $30,349 from the $3 million milestone, according to the PRCA.
Moving to Cowtown: After 35 years in Belton, the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame is moving to Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, where it will reopen July 24, the national day of the American cowboy.
Its new home, the century-old coliseum, hosted the world's first indoor rodeo and is the site of the Southwestern Exposition & Livestock Show. Every April, the Hall of Fame honors champion cowboys who have excelled. More than 350 cowboys have been honored.
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Eleven percent admitted to driving when they shouldn't have from three to 10 times in the past year. And 3 percent were serious repeat offenders, admitting to driving when they shouldn't have at least 11 times in the past year.
"I'm glad I don't know any of those 3 percenters," said Michelle Megna, managing editor at the Foster City, Calif.-based insurance advice website. Other survey results had no date attached, Megna told us, which means respondents only admitted to having ever done it.
It's not just alcohol impairment that precedes a poor choice to get behind the wheel. The survey dug up some interesting (if troubling) numbers: Drivers admitted to getting behind the wheel when they were sleepy (68 percent), experiencing a headache (53 percent), sick enough to be in bed (35 percent), less drunk than a friend (23 percent), weren't wearing necessary glasses or contacts (16 percent), taking narcotic pain medicine (15 percent) or had their arm in a cast (8 percent).
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"I did find it a little surprising that people drove when their car needed repairs," Megna said. "Sometimes you don't really have a choice with a flat tire. … [But] the door having to be helped closed, I really get a great visual on that."
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I love it that we likely have both of these kids on the team for the next 3 years.
Peppers at 10, which seems low.
Previously: Preview MGoPodcast with John Gasaway, Media Day Wrap, Bigs, Wings (Also, BUY HTTV BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. There's more great preview content in there than I can possibly cover in a sequence of blog posts.)
With the bigs and wings already covered, that leaves just the point guards to preview. Michigan has two very good options here, plus a third (Caris LeVert) that can be used situationally. Will their powers combined equal that of Trey Burke? Well, no, that's simply unreasonable. Will they still be pretty darn good? This blog says yes.
This looks pleasantly familiar.
Year: Freshman
Measurables: 6'1", 185
Recruiting Rankings: 247Composite #10 PG, #45 overall
The 2013 Michigan Gatorate Player of the Year winner and Mr. Basketball finalist officially took up the now-hallowed mantle of Michigan Starting Point Guard this week, when John Beilein gave Walton the nod over Spike Albrecht in the exhibition finale against Wayne State. The freshman ranked as high as #30 overall (and no lower than #67) depending on your recruiting site of preference. There were a few common threads in the various scouting reports on him:
There's also his leadership; while most AAU squads are disjointed at best, Walton's Michigan Mustangs won a major tournament in Las Vegas thanks to taking on the identity of their point guard, per Rivals's Eric Bossi ($):
It's only fitting that the Michigan Mustangs took home the 17 and under crown at the Adidas Super 64. ... Taking their cue from tough-as-nails floor general and tournament MVP Derrick Walton, the entire Mustangs team played with toughness, togetherness and a unified purpose. Frankly, there weren't enough teams in Las Vegas -- or any of our other stops between April and July -- that played with the same purpose as the Mustangs so it's good to see their efforts result in a big tournament victory.
Bossi's evaluation of Walton's play in that tournament was glowing, to say the least ($):
Setting the tone for the Mustangs was four-star point guard Derrick Walton. The Michigan bound guard was an absolute stud on both ends of the floor. He went right at defenders' chests on drives, dimed up his teammates with pinpoint passes, defended at a high level and generally played with a level of confidence that allowed him to do whatever he wanted to do.
One strength of Walton's that's become immediately apparent is his ability to push the pace and control the tempo of the game; he's always looking to run when he gets an outlet pass (or a defensive rebound—he had seven combined in the two exhibitions) and that resulted in a lot of easy transition buckets for Michigan. When McGary—and his Unseldian outlets—returns to the court, the fast break could become one of Michigan's primary offensive weapons.
Golden Age Rap Song That Describes His Game/Impact: "For My Dogs" — DMX
And I'm gonna be the one behind just to keep you on your toes
I be your extra eyes and hold you down around your foes
I be your extra gun you need me let me know
For my dogs I be the first to cock it back and let it go
Walton isn't going to be the first option on this team; he's going to let his teammates know he's got their back, however—whether that comes in the form of assists, timely buckets, or giving his all on defense.
The Bottom Line: Walton is a freshman point guard, and that means he's going to make the occasional mistake on both ends of the court. The difference between Walton and other point guards of recent vintage is that there are other options—not only is Spike Albrecht a viable starter on a solid team, Caris LeVert is quickly emerging as a serious drive-and-kick threat playing the point in bigger lineups. Walton is the starter and should be for the duration; on this team, that means he's going to be pretty good, even if he's the fourth or fifth option on the court whose primary job is to distribute—think Yogi Ferrell on last year's Indiana team, except hopefully with a more consistent outside shot.
[Hit THE JUMP for SPIKE.]
Year: Sophomore
Measurables: 5'11", 175
Base Stats: 8.1 MPG, 2.2 PPG, 39/55/83 2P/3P/FT%, 28 assists, 15 turnovers
Key Advanced Metrics: 13.8% usage, 120.7 ORating, 14.6 assist rate
You've been introduced to Spike Albrecht, of course, after his first-half explosion against Louisville in the title game made his subsequent Twitter pass at Kate Upton seem totally reasonable. A very capable ballhandler with a sniper's touch from the outside, Albrecht has a role on this team playing at both the one and the two; he can dribble the air out of the ball without it getting stolen (this is both a good and bad thing) or spot up from the outside and sink daggers.
His limitations are obvious just by looking at the guy—he's listed at a possibly-generous 5'11", which limits him on both ends of the floor. Spike isn't going to see over bigger guards—not to mention hedging big men—or finish consistently enough at the basket to make the pick-and-roll work smoothly, and he struggles to hold his own defensively. On a bigger Michigan team with plenty of offensive options, this isn't too much to work around—against Wayne State, Beilein played LeVert as an oversized point with Albrecht at the two, allowing Spike to spot up (and drill) a three while effectively hiding him on defense.
Still, those limitations are enough to keep him behind Walton, especially since Albrecht isn't the best facilitator of the offense—too often he's content to dribble aimlessly around the top of the key until it's time to rush a shot instead of moving the rock and getting some motion going in the offense. Walton is the superior distributor, which is more of what this team needs than an undersized shooter, especially when accounting for defense. That said, Albrecht very much has a role: his ballhandling and outside shooting make him a more than adequate backup point guard, and with this team's versatility he can also play off the ball. Also, he occasionally does stuff like this and this, which is pretty nice. (Those GIFs are entitled "SPIKE" and "SPIKE!", respectively. Yes, last year's tournament was quite enjoyable.)
Golden Age Rap Song That Describes His Game/Impact: "The Watcher" — Dr. Dre
Things just ain't the same for gangstas
Times is changing, young n****s is aging
Becoming O.Gs in the game and changing
To make way for these new names and faces
Spike Albrecht may just be a sophomore, but he's already seen Trey Burke come and go and a new star point guard anointed in Ann Arbor. Dr. Dre's first real track on his second solo album, 2001, sees him embrace his status as one of rap's respected elder statesmen—while also warning the young up-and-comers that he's still got people, in so many words, so don't sleep on him (But everywhere that I go/I got people I know/Who got people they know/So I suggest you lay low). Yes, Spike's making way for a new name and face; that doesn't mean he's out of the picture by any means, and he's willing and capable of stepping in should the new blood go the way of, say, Memphis Bleek.
The Bottom Line: Spike should see his minutes rise from the eight he averaged last year (he's at 17/game after the exhibitions); if he comes even close to replicating last year's 55% mark from beyond the arc, he'll be deservedly lauded as one of the Big Ten's best off the bench.
I love it that we likely have both of these kids on the team for the next 3 years.
In Spike We Trust!!!!! (and Walton, which, duh)
I've never seen that Spike clip, but it brought tears to my eyes. What heart those kids played with. The huge smile on Trey Burke's face at the very end says it all.
That's what's it's all about. That's "living the dream."
What a team, probably my favorite Michigan team in any sport in any year. Fab 5 and '97 football included (and I LOVE those teams). Just loved the way that team played.
They weren't the most talented by any stretch...but they played with so much heart and they played so damn hard. I'll always remember that Spike "LET'S FUCKING GO!", the smirk Stauskas gave after hitting I believe the 4th 3 in the corner against Florida. The jersey grab and passion in "The Shot" vs. Kansas. Those memories are just as vivid as Woodson's INT vs. MSU or Juwan's youthful cabbage patch.
Still hurts to think about the ending, but just how they got there...from day 1 and game 1, I'd love to relive watching that entire season. And I'll tell you what, each and every time, I'd still give us a chance to pull that game out vs. Louisville. I'd take those boys in Maize every single time.
A special group.
Showing my age, but my favorite team was the 75-76 team that got to the finals against Indiana. Ricky Green, Steve Grote, Phil Hubbard and Wayman Britt. Last year's team was a close second.
cmon now. I love everything Michigan, even though the football team is frustrating. Beat Nebraska and get to 7-2 to stop the bleeding a bit.
Walton looks great, super pumped for this year, lots of young hungry talent!!
Go Blue
we may not have as big a drop off at the point as I first thought. Trey's biggest strength was scoring and creating offense (one-on-one style). Walton won't keep pace with individual scoring, but he can generate offense by getting baskets for others. Plus, his defense is an improvement. Burke averaged 18.6 PPG, but how many did his man score? If Walton can give us 7-8 PPG and reduce how much his man scores, the gap won't be so large. I expect others on the team to pick up the scoring.
You seem to be forgetting how awesome Trey was on D. That said, I am very excited about this team. Trey's loss will be made up for by two things: Walton will be very good and the rest of the team is a year older. We were in the national championship with 5 key freshman, all of whom now have significant experience at the highest level. The experience of Stauskas, McGary (come back!!!), GRIii and Levert will all help fill the whole Trey left.
Just listening to Dick Vitale talk about Spike Albrecht like that makes me smile even more.


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Thats a "bum-pee-free" instalation.
Careful. People wonder about those who wonder about those. :cool:
Sounds like your computer has multiple problems, especially with the "forced to buy an antivirus program" statement.
A trained qualified computer professional should be able to fix them all.
Yeah, but with a generous donation to HVAC-TALK, he can become "Pro status".
Penn and Teller are laughing about this, I'm sure.
Oh wow, that's all it takes to make someone call 411 and complain to a manager? Why did you stop there?
He told you to go elsewhere likely because you were calling not to complain about their...
We have them around here, but mostly carpenter bees.
How we deal with them is never call them DIY'ers. They HATE that.
If you ask them if they are union, they'll attack you.
One more thing,...
With OJ in prison, who will he (OJ) appoint to continue his efforts that he vowed to find the killers of Nicole Brown, and Ron Goldman?!?
Hmmm... Can't wait to hear how he will handle...
Uh yeah. If you are shipping a Illudium PU-36 explosive space modulator.
..but who ships those anymore. :rolleyes:
I know.
It was awlfully darn close. Due to the sales nature of this product, and this forums rules charter, I won't quote the price offered.
Thanks for the help.
I called the "institute" yesterday about a source. She said that they would call me back the next morning with a lead.
She/they never called back.
I did find a company. Their retail made the...
Electrajim says, if you think Windows Vista is so bad (or good), you'll LOVE "Windows Mojave" !!! :cool:
If there are no contractors in my area,(contractor only item) how can I go about buying one?
Should I assume that I need a NSI qualified technician to come to my house, install (the battery) and...
Pravda, man!
GPS's in a service van is like red light cameras, and photo radar.
Don't do the crime, if you can't do the time.
If you drive right, and obey traffic light laws, you have nothing to worry about.
I didn't mean to imply a death sentence is inevitable. chill However, they do have a Blue Screen Of Death, and both professions have hacks, as in computer hacker. (work with me here)Computer geeks...
IF I had one, I'd patch the rust with leftover or scrap duct metal, and get a Maaco or Earl Scheibs entry level paint job.
Showing up in a nice van can make a good first impression however.
Don't tell me you guys are HVAC pro's AND are MCSE certified to work on your own computers are you??? :eek:
Computers are a lot like HVAC.
Anyone can mess with them,own one, but most don't know...
"Builder grade(s)"
An A-
No B's
Three C's
Two D's,
One F, and many "incompletes".
Keep it here. Us "non-pro" types are able to follow and understand what you are talking about.
Everybody should know about "hackery", as you showed the world via YouTube, not just a select group....
I can't SSSZSZSZSZZZZSSSEEEEE anything wrong with it either?
Is this the wagon for sale?
I'll give you $120 for it, and you can keep the Bosch Platinum plugs in it. I'll turn the car around for $1K, relisted as an "excellent running car" in a heartbeat.;)
Judge Judy "beat down" a guy who did that to an EX G-friend.
Don't let me hear about you on Judge Judy unless you are Jerry Springer material. :rolleyes:
I know why the car is so cheap, and...
Right on! :cool:
"Don't answer the phone, even if it's me calling" LOL
Seriously, there should be a place to flag the post on Craigslist, and it should be removed soon.
PS, Payson, how many miles do you have on...
Sheesh! Ya'll are a curious bunch. Honestly, I think it was a link to link from some page here. My browser history can't help me now. :rolleyes:
More associated links for your enjoyment....
No, no. Thanks. Just put them up for sale on Craigslist.
No, Bzzzzzt!
Pengin', since _you_ said it first, here you go for your viewing and listening enjoyment. ;)
Dude!..er...Dudette! Whats with your fascination with the rear exit point anyway? (see your avatar) :eek:
If I'm not a pro, and need to be educated to be one, why can't a non-pro access an education forum?!?:rolleyes:
It's kind of like you can't be employed without experience, but you can't get...
I'm going to put one in every room. I think I will need to make some big ass holes in the walls, near the ceiling, and hope that they don't hit each...
Now THIS guy is on the level with a homeowner.
If you think that markup is high on that fancy painted metal filter holder, you can imagine the same with the other, more expensive pieces required...
Yes I do mean turbo/supercharged
Sure you have. Mabey in some import that makes less torque than my lug nuts require!! :rolleyes:
Now if you are talking about one of the fastest production...
FWIW, Bosch Platinum plugs do not work well in all engine types.
Forced induction engines for starters. NA work trucks, any brand would work for a spark plug.
4" of space? WOW, why so much?!?
When you stumble across stuff like this, and show the homeowner, explain it's all wrong, what is their usual reaction?
Just wrap your entire ladder in electrical tape. Make sure it's not the cheap stuff!!!
Heck, use the duct tape that nobody uses, but everybody has.
Again, don't go cheap! ;)
Be sure to...
They say that there is a "lack of bee's" problem goin' around.
I think, from the looks of that one in the picture, there is.
They need to stay away from fast food places and the like.
They are...
Check the fan that you have in service right now. You may have one or more problems. The fan may be undersized for the area you are venting, or the vent plumbing from the fan may be restricted...
See if there is a sticker on the CD case that it came out of.
The key sticker may also be on the clear plastic wrapper.
If you can't find the key, you are out of luck.
FWIW, I always write the...
Cover the frozen leaking unit in plastic and seal it tight.
It will eventually stop leaking. :eek:
Better yet, call your condo assn. and tell them.
They are going to need a chimney balloon with a LONG stick. :D
Not bad.
Don't forget the 'prez elect can sing too!
Does the BISHOP know about the non paying brother?
Mabey by the "grace of God", he'll pay you what is owed. At least, he may tighten the screws on his brother.
At least, copy this thread and...
Isn't the red satanic star (in the first picture) enough to tell you about the genius at that place?
What would be the "kiss of death" for an old clothes dryer anyway?
This one seems way cheaper to fix/keep alive than justify a pricey new unit.
Wouldn't you recommend keeping in service the old...
Fortunately, current dryer in service has "perm press" and "anti wrinkle" cycles in the timer sweep, but no "moisture sensor" to shorten the drying cycle and save energy.
Looks like that is about...
I've been wondering.
Is it sensible to keep a ~10 to 15 year old Whirlpool clothes dryer alive or replace with a modern unit.
From what little I've read, all units consume about the same energy,...
I thought I was the only one who noticed a 2 hour battery charge/jump job that was "extended" into 12+ hours. :confused:


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Cancer Support Group: The importance of joining (cont.)
Moderator: What does the care giver go through?
Schimmel: There's an important changing role for the care giver. There was a time when patients went into the hospital, and have a procedure over several days, but now hospital stays are much shorter... so the role of the care giver is changing, because suddenly s/he has to carry out some of the responsibilities that used to fall on nurses in the hospital. Maybe changing tubes, dressings, giving medication... and in addition to all of that, they have to juggle their responsibilities. So that's one of the issues, unique to the role of the caregiver that didn't used to exist. The caregivers deal with their own sets of emotions. They are themselves feeling that they didn't sign up for this, having fun in life may be difficult, people will ask what they can do to help a friend ... caregivers need extra support and attention. Everyone calls to find out how the patient is doing, but people need to call to find out how the caregiver is doing. Volunteer to do something tangible; the laundry, or shopping, or a ride to the doctor. Give the caregiver or the significant other some time off -- take him or her out, encourage communication, or give them the night off. The caregiver deals with feelings of anger, and then may feel guilty for feeling angry. They're exhausted. Who supports the caregiver? Doctors need to work with the caregiver too. The caregiver also has a special role -- they can be the patient's #1 advocate, and allows the caregiver to feel that they're doing something positive. What worries me is that there's not enough support for the caregiver. There is a National Family Caregiver's Association - 1-800-896-3650. Or call 301-942-6430, and their website is www.nscacares.org
Moderator: How did you work through the initial diagnosis: CANCER?
Schimmel: First I had to work through a lot of anger, and focus that anger into something positive. I knew I had to get a hold of it, and I also knew I was real scared, and I masked my fear with anger. So the first thing I had to do was really deal with the fact that I lost my mother to cancer, but that didn't mean I had to die too. I had developmental issues I had to contend with -- such as, I went to a support group that I was the youngest person in the group, and everyone else had children, family, businesses to deal with ... and I was just returning to school. I couldn't relate to my group, and so I had to start one for young adults. Then I had to really get into my head, and deal with brain and not my emotions ... because I had important decisions to make about the treatment. So I learned not to be emotional, and be focused ... I had to be clear-headed. Let me tell you, first I had to go through a couple weeks of big emotional ups and downs, fear, depression ... all of that. Then I had to go from doctor to doctor, because I was determined to find a doctor I could partner with. I knew my relationship with an oncologist would be a long-term one. I had to find one I could communicate with, and would let me be a partner in healing. No one has to make a decision about treatment overnight. You have to cut yourself enough slack and do the research. I went doctor-shopping, then looked at all my treatment options, because the decisions I was about to make, whether surgical or chemotherapy, were not reversible. I would have to live with my choice. And that's why I feel so strongly that everyone needs an advocate to help them. Don't go a doctor's visit alone -- take someone with you to write down questions. If you have someone with you, you can have a discussion about what was said. Someone else was there who was clear and could clarify information.
Moderator: Is the emotion more difficult to deal with than the treatment?
Schimmel: The emotions can definitely color the whole treatment experience. Oftentimes, the treatment is worse than the cancer. I didn't feel sick from my cancer, but from my treatment. There are drugs available for nausea, fatigue ... what we hate hearing is "you're lucky to be alive". Quality of life is very important to us. But I went through chemo without any of the drugs available today for nausea and vomiting. So quality of life is really becoming a factor in oncology. Finally, thankfully.
Moderator: What if my physician says let's go right in to surgery?
Schimmel: My reaction is to go get a second opinion. You can't be rushed into surgery. Any doctor, if you're worried that you're going to make the doctor feel bad ... well, it's your life. Most doctors will feel very supported and satisfied if their patient gets a second opinion, because when the patient comes back, they have a much more compliant patient. There may be an individual case where a growth may have to be removed immediately, but overall, you can take a week or two to make some decisions -- you have to, because you'll have to live with those decisions. But I'm an advocate for second opinion. But if someone is having an obstruction, there are situations where surgery becomes a vital necessity ... but that's not the norm.
Moderator: How do you feel about alternative cancer treatments?
Schimmel: I prefer to call them "complementary," the reason being -- and there's a chapter about it in Cancer Talk -- usually when you say "alternative," you're talking about something you're going to go to "instead of." We live in a Western culture, and there's a lot to be said about western medicine. Given that, I also believe that integrating complementary approaches is the best of all worlds. Some people seek out alternatives to cancer therapy because they don't trust conventional medical approaches. Again, I'm an advocate of integrating complementary medical therapy with medical care. I myself integrated homeopathy, Reiki (which is hands on), diet, meditation, acupuncture...
Moderator: How about Laetrile?
Schimmel: I don't think its the cure for cancer. People are hopeful that they will find a non-toxic cure for cancer, and the problem for those of us who follow conventional therapy with unconventional approaches, is that we want to see data. If someone would really do an authentic clinical trial on Laetrile, then maybe we could document whether or not if has any effect at all. The clinics are all in Mexico, and someone is going back any day and say that the FDA is preventing because of the economics. Let me tell you, doctors gets cancer, doctor's children get cancer ... if there was a cure, do you honestly think it could be suppressed? I say not. But I will say that people recognize the incentive to take their last dollar and get to Mexico by promising you a cure. When my mother was dying, and I speak from experience, I drove to Mexico and checked out one of their clinics ... and I remember asking them where they kept their oxygen, and there wasn't an oxygen tank the ... that clinic, this was their last hope, and it was a crime. They went there, but the odds were that they didn't leave there walking out. We hear about all the people so-called "cured," but what about all the people that died? You want to integrate Laetrile with your conventional treatment, go for it. But don't abandon western medicine. When I was diagnosed, I went to talk about special diets, and the doctor pulled on my earlobe and said based on my earlobe, he could tell why I had cancer, and asked me to go on his diet without chemotherapy or radiation therapy. This was not the diet for me as a Western woman. How could someone say to me, "Trust this diet based on my earlobe, and don't take any conventional treatment." We would never be on this chat today. But what I did do, was de-toxed, and integrated that diet into my life in conjunction with my chemo and it made me feel more powerful and more in control, and that I was being kind to my body and doing something to modify the more toxic impact of the conventional clinical option that I had chosen for myself.


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Discover (NYSE:DFS) has always had a chicken-and-egg problem.
Its credit card offered lower discounts than rivals like Visa (NYSE:V), but merchants found few customers had them. It offered consumers better deals than Visa, but few merchants took them.
However, over the last year the stock has been on fire. It's up 65% in that time. Since the bottom of the great recession, in early 2009, the stock has quadrupled. It's now pacing the group, and with its PayPal deal it has gotten yet another pop.
But look closely before you see the momentum, notice that its P/E still trails those of Visa and MasterCard (NYSE:MA) by more than the Atlanta Braves trail the Washington Nationals, and call your bookie (uh, broker).
Discover is not just another U.S. credit card company. It's more like a bank. As Trefis notes, it has recently gotten into student loans and home mortgages. Its PULSE network, acquired in 2005, makes it a major processor of other cards' transactions. The company is taking the old Diners Club brand to China and is aligned with Google Wallet.
Taken all together, the company's strategy seems aimed at becoming more like American Express (NYSE:AXP) than either MasterCard or Visa, a company that doesn't just process transactions or enable commerce but participates like a bank. AXP's P/E, by the way, is about 13.5. You might say the Discover deficit there is more like that of Tampa Bay vs. the Yankees, a gap rather than a chasm.
All this means there is added risk, and more banking risk than the card networks have to handle. There's also a brewing scandal that could cost 20 cents per share, and its growth in cards still trails the group.
Look at the financials and you can also wonder what the fuss is about. Income has been up-and-down, the net change in cash has only turned positive in the last six months, and options action indicates a pretty small trading range of plus or minus $5/share.
If you're buying DFS, in other words, you're betting that people will be paying back new loans, that China is not going to unravel, and that it can grow from what is currently a small base. But with an 8.9 P/E and management that looks to be seeking the main chance, economic bulls may find that a bet worth taking.
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No. Although sturgeon and catfish can be found in the same habitats and they both have barbels (whiskerlike growths extending from the jaw), they are not closely related.
In some places, yes, but under several constraints. Specifically, importation of live snakeheads and their interstate transport is prohibited. Many states prohibit possession of snakeheads, and several of those states have done so for decades.
Most snakeheads will avoid contact with humans. In captivity, many will actually act shy around people. However, when guarding their eggs or young, they can become aggressive if approached.
Dead snakeheads--on ice or frozen--can be imported for food purposes to any state except those where importation or possession of dead snakeheads is illegal.
The USGS has some great science fair ideas related to earthquakes. Find inspiration for projects on other science topics by browsing the USGS Education website.
Birds: Information on Salton Sea bird die-offs can be found through the USGS National Wildlife Health Center Web site.
Mineral elements provide the color in fireworks. Barium produces bright greens; strontium yields deep reds; copper produces blues; and sodium yields yellow.
Although claims of their mobility have been greatly exaggerated, several species of snakeheads are able to wriggle overland from one body of water to another, particularly if the ground is wet.
Absolutely! The USGS has partnerships with many citizen science programs that are appropriate for classroom projects or for individual students. These programs include:
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Naked Chocolate Cake
Here's my favourite recipe for a delicious one bowl chocolate cake, that I know you'll just adore ! The recipe is from my new cookbook Purely Delicious and it's loaded with super foods and antioxidants. This cake will suit most eating styles and it can be enjoyed by everyone – whether you're gluten free, dairy free, paleo or just love eating chocolate, this cake is for you. My Naked Chocolate Cake is super moist and decadent and you've got the option of topping it with your favourite frosting. My frosting of choice is a velvety chocolate ganache or for a lighter frosting spread it generously with my healthy chocolate mousse.
What's great about it:
Cocoa is one of the highest known antioxidant whole foods on the planet. Rich in magnesium, iron, copper, manganese, riboflavin and essential micronutrients for health and vitality. Cocoa also contains theobromine that boost endorphins and increases mental alertness.
Cold-Pressed Olive Oil is my number-one favourite and I use it liberally in all types of cooking including baking. This oil is beautiful-tasting and marries perfectly with chocolate. Olive oil is a rich source of antioxidants and mono-unsaturated fatty acids – one of the main reasons why a traditional Mediterranean diet is wonderful for heart health is due to this oil's prevalence. Olive oil has some unique qualities that make it stable under cooking conditions, and provided you're buying high-quality olive oil to begin with, you can sauté and bake to your heart's content.
Coconut Flour is gluten free and nut free so it's kind to sensitive digestive systems. It's a little difficult to bake for beginners, but once your perfect your ratio of flour to liquid - it's smooth sailing. Coconut flour also doesn't give you that high blood sugar / insulin spike that you can often get with refined white flours.
Vanilla helps relax the nervous system and reduce inflammation. It is rich in antioxidants and can also enhance mental performance.
Cinnamon improves insulin's efficiency, which helps regulate blood sugar levels. Cinnamon can also help boost brain activity.
1/2 cup (2 3/4 oz) Naked Chocolate or a good quality unsweetened dark cocoa powder such as Valrhona
1/2 cup (2 3/4 oz) coconut flour
2 1/2 teaspoons gluten free baking powder
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Pinch of sea salt
6 free-range organic eggs
1/2 cup organic maple syrup or your choice
1/2 cup (4 1/2 fl oz) cold pressed olive oil
1/2 cup coconut milk
1 teaspoon vanilla paste
Preheat oven to 160°C (320°F)
Combine the cocoa, coconut flour, baking powder, cinnamon and sea salt into a mixing bowl.
Add the eggs, honey, vanilla, coconut milk and olive oil.
Mix well until smooth and combined – a whisk works well for this.
Pour into a 20 cm (9 inch) baking tin lined with baking paper.
Bake the cake for 55 – 60 minutes or until cooked through. Best to test after 45 to make sure as oven temps may vary.
Remove from the oven and cool.
Spread with ganache or healthy chocolate mousse and enjoy
Notes + Inspiration
Frost with thick Greek Style yoghurt or whipped coconut yoghurt.
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Dear Abby: Boss's hint of cover-up means time to go
Dear Abby: I overheard my boss talking about something that sounded like a cover-up for an "accident" involving some people he doesn't like. I would like to report him to the police, but he knows I heard him and I'm afraid if the police question him, my little girl or I could wind up having an "accident" too.
Heloise: Vinegar cleans water rings
Dear Heloise: I have a hard-water ring inside my toilet. You had a solution in The Grand Rapids (Mich.) Press some time ago.
Heloise: Test cakes with bamboo stick
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Dear Abby: Affair details made public; fallout painful
Dear Abby: I have been married 19 years to a beautiful, accomplished woman. We have two wonderful children. I fooled around throughout my marriage because I could. I justified it by telling myself the women knew what they were doing, and I never made any false promises about leaving my wife. She suspected a couple of times but always gave me the benefit of the doubt.
Dr. Gott: Medication site may be too good to be true
Dear Dr. Gott: I saw a written advertisement from Better Than Medicine that sells medications at far lower prices than I can currently buy them. They state I can save up to 85 percent on my prescriptions, the program is free, there are no deductibles or restrictions on who can join, and the program can be used along with Medicare at no cost to me. What's your opinion? It kind of sounds too good to be true.
Randall lefty Moreno at the top of his game
Any playoff scouting report about the Randall Raiders pitching staff from last weekend's bidistrict series against Plainview would begin and end with senior left-hander Jeremi Moreno.
Stepping up, taking charge
To keep advancing in the high school softball playoffs, Pampa is trying to learn from the past.
Childress cousins continue family tradition
For Childress seniors Dontae and Vicky Flemons, track and field is a family tradition.
H.S. Baseball Area Playoff Capsules
High School Softball Playoff Pairings
Cleanup for a reason
In a lineup that can boast up to seven .400 hitters, senior catcher Kendall Neill might be the one most heavily counted on to produce for the Canyon Eagles.
5A throwers set sights on gold
Tascosa girls discus throwers Casey Nelson and Talore Kelly and Amarillo High's Daniel Dia have a lot in common.
High School Baseball Playoff Pairings
PD's anxious moments over
As anchor Enrique Flores crossed the finish line for the Palo Duro boys 800-meter relay team May 5, he and his teammates looked up in shock at the electronic results board at LeGrand Sports Complex in San Angelo.
Schedule changes for Randall softball
The schedule has changed for Randall's Region I-4A best-of-three quarterfinal softball series against El Paso Burges at Odessa.
Pitching keys RHS success
The Randall Lady Raiders didn't lose many players from last year's Region I-4A semifinal softball team.
Three area 1A athletes seek repeat crowns
In 2009, five area athletes brought home gold medals from the state track and field meet at Austin.
Rangers hit 5 homers, rout Athletics, 10-1
ARLINGTON - Derek Holland struck out seven in six shutout innings of his first major league start of the season, Josh Hamilton and Vladimir Guerrero hit consecutive homers, and the Texas Rangers routed the Oakland Athletics, 10-1, on Wednesday night.
Selig defends MLB's record on minority hiring
NEW YORK - Baseball commissioner Bud Selig is ignoring calls to move next year's All-Star game from Phoenix because of Arizona's new immigration law.
Celtics oust top-seeded Cavaliers in six
BOSTON - The Boston Celtics sent LeBron James and the Cavaliers back to Cleveland to admire all of their regular-season accomplishments.
Guerrero's RBI single carries Rangers in 12
ARLINGTON - After all the squawking about balking, Vladimir Guerrero left no doubt about the ending.
Ex-WT QB Kragthorpe to speak at FCA event
Current Texas A&M assistant football coach and former Louisville and Tulsa head football coach Steve Kragthorpe will be the guest speaker at the Third Annual Fellowship of Christian Athletes/West Texas A&M character coach benefit luncheon at noon today in the Amarillo Civic Center.
Faith guides coaching career
After making about 10 coaching stops during his career - including in the NFL - Steve Kragthorpe has come full circle.
Agencies call for proactive oversight
AUSTIN - The heads of two state agencies that oversee seven nursing homes for veterans told a Texas Senate panel Wednesday that there must be oversight to avoid abuse reported at a Big Spring facility and problems that occurred at a nursing home in Amarillo.
Police charge suspects in home burglaries
Amarillo police investigators have filed charges against three suspects arrested in connection with recent home burglaries. A fourth suspect also faces charges but has not been caught.
SPS plans to file request for rate hike
Southwestern Public Service plans to file a request within days to increase what it charges for electricity and other services in Texas by 10.7 percent.
Muleshoe man killed in rollover accident
CLOVIS, N.M. - New Mexico state police say a Texas man has been killed in a rollover accident south of Clovis.
Palo Duro Canyon partners to host party
The Partners in Palo Duro Canyon Foundation is scheduled to host a recruitment party at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the Pioneer Amphitheatre in Palo Duro Canyon.
College commencement: AC to award degrees
Amarillo College will confer degrees and certificates to 650 graduates at its annual commencement tonight.
Vaccination clinic Saturday at McDonald's
Free vaccinations for children up to 18 years old are scheduled to be administered from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at McDonald's, 1815 S. Grand St.
Lawsuit filed in student beating
HOUSTON - The family of a 13-year-old whose alleged beating by a former charter school teacher was caught on a cell phone video filed a lawsuit Thursday against the teacher and the school.
It's Your Turn
I wonder why people who do not live out in the country think that those of us who do have a need for their unwanted animals, dead or alive, along with unwanted appliances and/or furniture dumped off where we live. Country roads are not your junk yard.
Judge hearing Leach's lawsuits
LUBBOCK - A hearing today will likely determine which, if any, of fired Red Raider head football coach Mike Leach's lawsuits against Texas Tech University and several associated individuals will go forward.
Prosecutor wants jail time for missionary Silsby
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - A U.S. missionary should spend six months in prison for her failed attempt to remove 33 children from Haiti following the Jan. 12 earthquake, a prosecutor said Thursday on the first day of her trial.
3 hurt, 1 arrested in accident
Three people were injured and one person was arrested Thursday evening after a three-vehicle accident on the Fritch Highway.
Experts want detox facility
To meet what experts say is a growing demand, a push is under way to create a drug treatment facility in Amarillo, the first such center in decades.
Army Staff Sgt. Esau Gonzales - 1979-2010: Hundreds honor soldier
PANHANDLE - As the recorded lyrics from Billy Ray Cyrus filled the overflowing sanctuary of First Baptist Church in Panhandle, images flashed on screen of a smiling son of Panhandle, a fallen hero of the United States.
All New Mexico air bases growing in '11
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - All three of New Mexico's Air Force bases are expected to grow next year.
TIRZ approves design standard proposals
A board that controls potential tax incentives for downtown projects on Thursday endorsed proposed zoning standards that, if adopted by the city of Amarillo, would govern the urban look and feel of the area.
Man sets himself on fire
Investigators were working Thursday to unravel a bizarre series of events that led a man to set himself on fire at a gas station in west Amarillo.
Medical Center League House: A haven for loved ones
It's easy to disregard the nondescript building being assembled in the medical district.
Police seek two men in attempted robbery
Police were searching Thursday for two men who attempted to rob a 75-year-old man in his north Amarillo home overnight.
Window on the Past: Mules power this train
Early Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle had no railways to transport supplies. Early settlers relied on the real horsepower, or mule power as it was, to deliver supplies in the remote area. This 1880s photograph from the Amarillo Public Library Photo Archives is an LX Ranch freight wagon, engineered by Jim Bell and brakeman Will Jeeter.
WT associate provost named new VP at AC
The next chief officer of academics for Amarillo College has a "real heart and passion for students," AC President Paul Matney said.
Hilmar fire cause can't be determined
The State Fire Marshal's Office on Thursday said it could not determine the cause of Monday's fire at a building under construction at the Hilmar Cheese Plant in Dalhart.
Law enforcement pay respects at wreath laying
More than 100 people, many of those law enforcement personnel from across the Texas Panhandle, gathered Wednesday at Llano Cemetery to pay respects to officers who have died in the line of duty.
Graduation times, dates of Panhandle area schools
Part of Loop 335 closed in fiery crash
Authorities closed a portion of Loop 335 north of Amarillo on Wednesday evening when one tractor-trailer rear-ended another and then burst into flames.
Constable shoots at man suspected in theft
Potter-Randall Special Crimes investigators spent Thursday afternoon piecing together a shooting that involved an area constable.
Armed Forces Day events honor troops
America Supports You Texas has scheduled a series of events to recognize Armed Forces Day, which is Saturday.
Lubbock man indicted in plane bomb threat
LUBBOCK - Federal officials say a contract employee at a South Plains airport has been indicted for allegedly threatening to place a bomb on a plane.
Woman who fled police car is out of hospital
A 30-year-old woman who jumped from a moving police car in an attempt to escape arrest was released this week from an Amarillo hospital and booked into the Potter County Detention Center.
Tulia school board picks superintendent
A school administrator in Abilene is in line to serve as Tulia's next superintendent.
Two plants provide color all summer
As spring planting moves forward, among the plants that always come to mind for providing almost constant summer color are Blackfoot daisy (Melampodium leucanthum) and Mealycup Sage (Salvia farinacea). Once blooming in spring, these plants provide color all summer long.
Romo expects Free, others to protect him
GRAPEVINE - Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo isn't sounding too concerned about life without five-time Pro Bowl left tackle Flozell Adams protecting his blind side.
Texans LB Cushing denies wrongdoing
HOUSTON - Houston Texans linebacker Brian Cushing says he neither injected nor took any banned substances even though he tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug.
Increase sought in electricity rates
Amarillo-area is golden at the UIL Track and Field State Championships in Austin
Police seek men in attempted robbery
TIRZ board endorses proposed design standards
Three-car accident closes Fritch Highway
Authorities searching for missing man
Fire marshal cant pinpoint cause of Hilmar blaze
UIL Track and Field State Championships in Austin
Missing Fritch man found west of Dalhart
Man lights himself on fire inside I-40 gas station
Weather delays UIL Track and Field State Championships in Austin
Annie Loyce Gipson
Annie Loyce Gipson, 86, of Canyon died Wednesday, May 12, 2010, in Amarillo.
Thelma Lee Chapman
Thelma Lee Chapman, 90, of Amarillo died Wednesday, May 12, 2010.
Alice Jo Thulin
ABILENE - Alice Jo Thulin, 66, died Wednesday, May 12, 2010.
Richard Lee Morales Sr.
Richard Lee Morales Sr., 59, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 4, 2010.
Jewell Park Smith
Jewell Park Smith, 92, of Amarillo died Wednesday, May 12, 2010.
J.P. Rogers Jr.
J.P. Rogers Jr., 78, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
Ines P. Mendoza
PAMPA - Ines P. Mendoza, 88, died Thursday, May 13, 2010.
James T. Windham
MIDLAND - James T. Windham, 91, died Wednesday, May 12, 2010.
Daniel Knowles
Daniel Knowles, 14, of Amarillo died Monday, May 10, 2010.
Tracie Lynn Cedillo
Tracie Lynn Cedillo, 48, of Amarillo died Wednesday, May 12, 2010.
JoAnn Hinson
JoAnn Hinson, 80, of Amarillo died Wednesday, May 12, 2010.
Faith Hatchett
Faith Hatchett, 50, of Amarillo died Monday, May 10, 2010.
Les Born
Les Born, 51, of Amarillo died Monday, May 10, 2010.
John Patrick "Pat" Garvey Jr.
John Patrick "Pat" Garvey Jr., 81, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
Greg Russell
Greg Russell, 46, of Amarillo died Sunday, May 9, 2010.
Irene Butler
STRATFORD - Irene Butler, 86, died Monday, May 10, 2010.
T.J. Oldham
T.J. Oldham, 80, of Amarillo died Thursday, May 13, 2010.
Verna Ada "Bennie" Evans
CHILDRESS - Verna Ada "Bennie" Evans, 97, died Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
Dr. Robert L. Pracht
GUYMON, Okla. - Dr. Robert L. Pracht, 77, died Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
Paula Villalobos
GRUVER - Paula Villalobos, 71, died Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
Dolores Watson Spurr
WHEELER - Dolores Watson Spurr, 80, died Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.
Betty Caroline Stovall Lintner
Betty Caroline Stovall Lintner, 71, of Amarillo, went home to be with Jesus on Saturday, May 8, 2010.
Frances Reed
DUMAS - Frances Reed, 88, died Saturday, May 8, 2010.
Margaret Ann Riles
Margaret Ann Riles, 53, of Amarillo died Monday, May 10, 2010.
Marjorie Hull
GUYMON, Okla. - Marjorie Hull, 90, died Tuesday, March 16, 2010, in Las Vegas.
Jim Finney Dowty
DUMAS - Jim Finney Dowty, 77, formerly of Dumas, died Wednesday, May 12, 2010, in Woodward, Okla.
Phyllis Irene Humphrey
KEYES, Okla. - Phyllis Irene Humphrey, 88, died Monday, May 10, 2010, in Elkhart, Kan.
Prentice Howard Bailey Sr.
LUBBOCK - Prentice Howard Bailey Sr., 77, died Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
Dennis Meador
HOBBS, N.M. - Dennis Meador, 67, died Wednesday, May 5, 2010, in Lubbock, Texas.
Letter: Weathermen too gabby
I was wondering if there is anyone else who is sick and tired of the weather people. I don't know why, when there is a cloud in the Panhandle sky, all the TV stations don't cancel all regular programs and just have a weather channel.
Editorial: Party chairs knuckle down
A Panhandle judicial district is on the verge of being made whole - and it well could be done correctly.
Letter: Lead poses danger
I have three little grandchildren. I love to buy things for them, but so many things I look at are made in China. I don't want to give them anything that is contaminated by lead. Is there any way to tell if a product is contaminated by lead?
Letter: Embrace the country if you choose to move here
There is controversy on the illegal immigration. Probably we all have an opinion on the subject. The opinions vary. I feel a strong need to express my opinion. I am not trying to sell my opinion or buy anyone else's opinion.
Editorial: Keep hands off class size
H. Ross Perot - the quirky, but innovative Texas billionaire - laid down an important marker back in the early 1980s when he challenged the state's public school system.
3 sophomores carry pitching load for WT
The 22nd-ranked West Texas A&M softball team has been been known for its offensive firepower this season, but three unsung heroes have been just as important to the Lady Buffs' success.
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Why do some epistemic objects persist despite undergoing serious changes, while others go extinct in similar situations? Scientists have often been careless in deciding which epistemic objects to retain and which ones to eliminate; historians and philosophers of science have been on the whole much too unreflective in accepting the scientists' decisions in this regard. Through a re-examination of the history of oxygen and phlogiston, I will illustrate the benefits to be gained from challenging and disturbing the commonly accepted continuities and discontinuities in the lives of epistemic objects. I will also outline two key consequences of such re-thinking. First, a fresh view on the (dis)continuities in key epistemic objects is apt to lead to informative revisions in recognized periods and trends in the history of science. Second, recognizing sources of continuity leads to a sympathetic view on extinct objects, which in turn problematizes the common monistic tendency in science and philosophy; this epistemological reorientation allows room for more pluralism in scientific practice itself.
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This is quite good! And I love that it is not too sweet- perfect for me. But if someone wanted sweeter, just drizzling blueberry syrup over the top would be excellent. The size of springform pan is missing from the instructions, so I estimated the amount of ingredients and chose an 8-inch pan which turned out to be perfect, giving the right height. I also had to bake the cheesecake another 30 minutes before it set up (70 minutes baking time total), so I would advise anyone to use a toothpick test rather than cut it open to find it still runny. But overall,I would suggest this to anyone looking for a tasty lower sugar dessert. Thanks for sharing! ~Sue
It's not always easy to make a stevia recipe good. This one worked great. Fresh blueberries were quite expensive, so I opted to make plain cheesecake topped with thawed frozen blueberries. I halved the recipe and put it in a spelt pie shell, but I bet it would be great with the almond crust - or almonds and pecans. Oh - and I used 5 instead of 8 stevia packets. Everyone loved it, especially my dad who can't have sugar - he devoured three pieces!! Delicious, Rita!
I made this for my hubby and his friend who are not suppose to have sugar. They gave it a 5 star.


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Does this taste like commercial rice milk? Yes. Do I like commercial rice milk? Actually no. rice milk is not my thing at all. Just my taste buds and no fault of the recipe. I prefer oat milk. But this recipe is easy, tastes better than most and has an agreeable consistency. It also is very easy to make. So it is a 5 star recipe for those true rice milk fans out there.
this is a good recipe. it sort of makes a concentrated milk and you cut it with water to reach your desired consistency.
because there's no fat in this recipe - i added about 2T, ground flaxseed to the cooked rice and hot water before blending it in the food processor. then i strained the finished milk well. i also added about a tsp. of honey.
the flax doesn't give a bad flavor and adds omega 3's.
Easy to make and a great alternative to cow's milk! I didn't strain mine and it still tasted fine, although there were fine pieces throughout. I also used brown sugar instead of maple syrup, and added a HUGE sqeeze of honey! For reference, this recipe is actually the base for the milk, you adjust it with more water to your personal liking. I'm definitely keeping this recipe!
It was pretty good. I think I will tweek it here and there however. What I do like is that I made it and I control what is in it. I hate the fact there is canola oil in the commercial product and lord know what else.
The taste is great! Thanks! I had to add a lot of water though - it was really thick and rich and creamy. :D
This recipe was very good, after I increased the amount of water for this amount of rice. I made it with brown sugar instead of maple syrup, and liked that combination better. I liked my last batch better than commercial rice milks, and making it this way is so much cheaper.