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The ideal fruit pie has a tender, flaky crust. Here we show you exactly how to make the perfect pastry -- it's easier than you think.
Step 1: Cut in shortening
Following your piecrust recipe, use a pastry blender to cut the shortening into the flour mixture. Work mixture just until the pieces are the size of small peas. If you overwork the mixture, your pastry may not be flaky.
Step 2: Moisten the flour mixture
- Sprinkle ice-cold water, one tablespoon at a time, over part of the flour mixture.
- Toss gently with a fork.
- Push to one side of the bowl.
- Repeat until all of the flour mixture is evenly moistened.
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- Flour the rolling surface just enough to keep the dough from sticking.
- Use your hands to slightly flatten one ball of dough.
- Roll slightly flattened dough with a floured rolling pin from the center out to the edges, all of the way around the circle.
- Use light, even strokes to form a 12-inch circle with an even thickness. If dough sticks to rolling pin or work surface, sprinkle with additional flour.
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Step 8: Transfer the pie filling
Transfer the pie filling to the pastry-lined pie plate. If you're making a fruit pie, such as Rosemary Apple Pie (recipe below), make sure you evenly distribute the fruit in the bottom crust.
Step 12. Trim the top pastry
Use kitchen scissors to trim the edge of the top pastry 1/2 inch beyond the rim of the pie plate.
Step 14. Shape the piecrust edge and bake pie
For a traditional rope edge, pinch the pastry edge by pushing forward on a slant with your bent index finger and pulling back with your thumb. Bake and cool the pie according to the directions in your recipe.
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The Naval Academy has announced that their 2012 football game against Notre Dame will be played at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland on September 1.
Aviva Stadium opened in May and seats 51,700. The stadium is home to the Irish rugby union team and the Republic of Ireland national football team.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish lead the overall series against the Navy Midshipmen 71-11-1. Their 2010 contest will be played on October 23 at Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Navy and Notre Dame last played in Dublin, Ireland on November 2, 1996. The Fighting Irish won that game 54-27.
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What party for the Irish – no non-Irish allowed!!!!
Great Party until Navy whoops 'em! LOL
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when do these tickets go on sale? Do definately want to go….go Irish!
Hi there does anyone know if this will be exciting game i know nothing about it just wondering about tickets as present

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Don't always believe what the critics say. I have no explanation as to
why some critics gave Little Ashes bad reviews other than it just
wasn't your typical movie and they couldn't understand that.
This movie tells a beautiful and fascinating story (read the synopsis beforehand it helps).
The acting is excellent.
The accents sound/are authentic (when Dali sounds American or French that is done intentionally from what i hear.) oh, and it's an INDEPENDENT FILM! aka it's not necessarily going to be like every other dramatic film out there.
Go into it with an OPEN MIND. If you enjoy the previews you will probably enjoy the movie.
Go see it and form your own opinion. This movie is great but it isn't for everyone.
I watched this film a week ago and after the last shot I realized that I wanted to watch it again. That very moment! From the very beginning! I read in someone's article the word "haunting" about this film - I absolutely agree with it. It's an elegantly made film with fascinating actors. The enchanting guitar, violin and piano just intensify the heady mood of it. The actors' way of speaking (described as "terrible accents" in someone's comment) didn't bother me at all, maybe because neither English nor Spanish are my first languages. But I agree with Dromerito2003 that it would've been more believable if all of them spoke Spanish (Robert Pattinson definitely has "language ear" and it wouldn't be difficult for him to speak Spanish only, I think). With subtitles. By the way now I'd like to learn Spanish to read Lorca's poems in it. And to visit Spain shown so lovingly ( I agree that photography is great!)and to see as many works of Dali as possible. And to watch "Little Ashes" again...
There aren't much words to describe. Whether you like this movie or not definitely depends on the type of person you are. its definitely a real independent European film. but i love it. i think the actors capture everything well and the casting was exceptional. i loved the relationship between Dali and Lorca. I watched it a few days ago and i am still thinking and obsessing about the film and its aspects. I think if your the more sentimental type you'll enjoy it, but then again you may not. Like i said, you will either love it or not. its not one of those 'society-accepted' common films i.e. 'transformers'. its artsie and dramatic and Dali is just eccentric. love it. love love love it. 9/10.
This film is definitely in that upper echelon category of films-- will either be deeply loved or greatly misunderstood. Viewers who go with an open mind; a tolerant & patient mind; understanding that this film is depicting surreal times; understanding that this type of film may be appreciated on a poetic/metaphoric level (rather than spelling everything out/beating viewers over the head with facts or niceties)-- coming from this place then I feel this film will be greatly enjoyed. (For some viewers, it might help to perhaps have a brief surrealism/Dali./Spain between the wars primer; this might make a difference in better appreciating certain aspects of the characters and the times portrayed.) I agree with another review, that in its essence this story about a little known poet and peer of Dali named Federico García Lorca-- the words devastating, beautiful, tragic, and inspiring come to mind. Lastly, even though this film depicts early 20th Century events, I must underscore the fact that this a highly important and timely film right now in 2009 in terms of basic human rights/dignity; namely the right that any human has to deeply love whomever that person wishes to love. DEFINITELY recommend this film.
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I am writing this comment to declare my love for the film Little Ashes. I watched it for the first time last night, expecting it to be a rambling journey through the themes of art and lust. However i was pleasantly surprised to enjoy an excellent film. Personally i enjoy any historically based film but this is pure genius. The exciting tantalising life of Dali is explored perfectly in this film. The confusion and repressed love felt for Frederico struck a cord in my mind and i longed for them to couple together. Any film that inspires emotion in the viewer deserves the best comments any person could make. Everything about it made me smile. The delightful humour delivered with precision by the very talented and humble Robert Pattinson made me laugh out loud. The tragic ending to Frederico Garcia Lorca made me cry and the pure anger and frustration felt by Louis made me wish for their to be a happy ending. After watching this film i unbenowst to myself spend five minutes contemplating of the struggle that must have been felt by Salvador Dali at the time. The costume for the film also inspired me a lot. I aim in life to design and make costume for TV and film and this film spurred me on more. I wanted to be in the film whilst watching it, dancing in the bars and strolling along the beach, creating life from my very steps. The accents have been criticised heavily but i believe if it were not for this you would not understand the depth of emotion felt by the actors. A director is there to make every actor pronounce each word with precision and some have chastised these actors for doing this. It was the directors wish and it made the film more real. A technique i found extremely successful was the use of over head dialect from the letter reading between Salvador and Frederico, the English translation of the poetry express the frustration in the poems themselves and therefore adds to the realism of the film. One thing that frustrated me was the comments by American teens yearning to see this film simply for Robert Pattinson being in it. I myself am a British teen and this was part of the reason for me watching it i admit, but the story line enticed me more. I believe any role played by Robert Pattinson is there to be praised and his own reflection of character portrayed in the film make it ever more believable. Overall i believe this film is a beautiful piece revealing the frustration and depth of emotion normally hidden by people. Commendations to the director and actors for their brilliant portrayals. 10 out of 10, i loved it.
I just saw "Little Ashes" at the LGBT Festival here in Miami and I have got to say that it was good. I do have to warn you that it is abstract at some points but it IS a Dali movie and he led a very strange life. The movie does justice to the man. I went thinking it was going to be completely about Dali but it mainly focuses on the relationship he had with Frederico. Unfortunately I am very quite aware that this movie will not get the attention it deserves in the states and that a good portion of the people who will watch this movie will only watch for the main actor, Mister Robert Pattinson but I still suggest that Dali lovers watch this movie as well as fans of slightly strange movies.
I will admit, what drew me to this movie was the fact that Robert
Pattinson was in it and after seeing Twilight and the ga-ga-ness of him
and the media, young girls and even old ladies, I wanted to see him
act. (It came across to me in Twilight that he was more eye candy than
anything else and his 'acting' was poor.) In Little Ashes he begins
shy, reserved and awkward and he ends over the top, flamboyant and
awkward. I really feel no middle ground with him, it is one extreme or
the other. (I guess one could argue that was Dali himself as well.) He
is enjoyable to watch on screen and I do believe that there is
potential there. I would have chosen differently for Dali, Pattinson is
too young maybe? and British- it would have been nice to see the film
in the original language of Dali, even if I had to read it.
Javier Beltran was an excellent choice to play famous writer Federico Garcia Lorca. He was passionate, commanding on screen and as a audience member you grow to love him. You feel his confusion, frustration and love for art, his country and his family. Out of all the players in this film he delivers lines with such a fervor that it as though he is speaking to you- in our time.
At times the dialog falls flat and the story moves slow, it is overall a well told story about art, love and betrayal, just as the tag line reads. The music forces the movie along at some points and the flashes of black and white imagery try to convey the chaos that was surrounding Dali and his mates in Spain in the 1920's and it does not do justice to the uncertainty and fear that was rampant.
If movies are in themselves pieces of art this is a valiant effort on the part of everyone involved, including Mr. Pattinson- though I hope this is not the best I see from him, but it did make me enjoy him as an actor, not eye candy. He to a chance and pushed the limits on himself, certain scenes he is impressive and you cannot look away- even when the image is disturbing- and taking on such an iconic figure in history takes courage.
I think that Dali and Pattinson may have one thing in common for their art- no limits.
I think this movie isn't for everyone. It's deeply emotional, dramatical and extremely well-done. All the feelings, thoughts and passion shown in this movie are expressed masterly. It's one of the best movies I've ever seen!!! the world is overflowed by insipid and violence-based films, absolutely senseless and dull "masterpieces" of modern cinematography and I always welcome different and non-commercial motion pictures. I never read critics' reviews, because nowadays, neither of them approves a movie without a budget of 100 million dollars, special effects, hot chicks, muscular bad guys and brutality. Movies like "Little Ashes" always stay beyond their attention, but honestly, I don't care! My vote is Excellent!!
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I admit that I went to see this film because Robert Pattinson was in it but I was very pleasantly surprised to find that I actually really liked this film. A lot. Pattinson's Dali was definitely well done and entertaining no need for him to be embarrassed by this performance he CAN act. But the real accolades go to Javier Beltran's portrayal of Lorca. This film is really about him. I thought Beltran's performance was refreshingly understated and I felt every pang of his heart. Marina Gatell was also exceptional and I thought her scenes were perfectly acted. What I liked about this movie was that it did not beat me over the head with an idea or a message. It just told the story and through the performances of the actors I connected in a subtle yet deep way. I thought there were many very well done scenes. I laughed out loud at some and I cried at others. I love movies that have quiet visually wonderful scenes that make a mark and this movie had several. I particularly liked a scene where Lorca is writing and Dali is painting in a garage of sorts. There's also a great scene where Dali paints a canvas and himself totally black. Great stuff. I wish we got to see more of Spain but I guess budget constraints are to blame there. Also, it's one of those art house movies where you can't understand what the actors are saying at times. Frustrating because most of the lines I did get to hear were very well written and delivered. All in all I loved it.
It's satisfying and revealing for us to read our favorite authors, to
see our favorite paintings and to watch those movies of old which have
touched our hearts...and then, once we read an autobiography or watch a
biopic about their creators, they make so much more sense and acquire
an ever deeper brilliance to them because we can FEEL their emotions
and because we know WHY they created such marvelous pieces of art.
Watching Paul Morrison's remarkably powerful "Little Ashes", I feel
like I'm never going to read Federico García Lorca, I'm never going to
appreciate Salvador Dalí and I'm never going to see Luis Buñuel under
the same light ever again. Morrison's film gives us that special kind
of enlightenment, and it transports us to a different age in such a way
that, once it's over, we feel trapped in between our present day and a
tempestuously romantic afternoon in 1922.
"Little Ashes" takes place in 1922 Spain, when the country was under the violent regime of the Guerilla, and when the church and the government forced a conservative attitude on life, art and sex. Revolution was beginning to be whispered in the dark corners of universities and Bohemian bars, and it is here where we find Federico García Lorca (Javier Beltrán), an eager student who writes beautiful poems but who seeks betterment. We also find his best friend Luis Buñuel (Matthew McNulty), a revolutionary cinephile who gains the inspiration for his short films from the disturbing situation in Spain. These are nice young men who live the life of students and artists, happily bashing at the government but always remaining within their boundaries. But along comes Salvador Dalí (Robert Pattinson), a quirky young painter who dreams of becoming the greatest painter of Spain and who constantly challenges social boundaries and incites freedom of expression. García Lorca and Buñuel become instant friends with Dalí, but from the first moment they meet, García Lorca and Dalí are joined together by an unbearable attraction...which they must keep hidden, especially from their mutual friend Buñuel who hates homosexuals and from the rest of their society who could threaten their lives.
The film constantly mixes and entwines different subjects: the tense, suffocating love between García Lorca and Dalí, their complicated relationship with Buñuel, the political situation of the country and their artistic flashes of genius. We get to a point where we don't know whether the action and dialogue on screen pertains to a political or romantic subject. These three men are geniuses, and they all have a complicated personality that constantly clashes with each other's art and political views. This is remarkable- the mélange of subjects and points of view. It makes the viewer a spectator of the historical drama that surrounded the characters, and it floods us with information and emotions which don't make us biased towards a specific character. It's not that kind of film where you either love or hate the heroes and villains; everyone is both a sweetheart and a monster, everything has a good side and a bad one to it. It's up to us, the viewers, to take sides and analyze whom and what we sympathize with.
The film is poetic, in every sense of the word. García Lorca reads his poems in various scenes, other scenes feature sweeping takes of a mesmerizing landscape with sublime music, other scenes feature deep and intelligent dialogue that could never be understood without a profound look into the characters' souls. That's another thing I loved about the film- the fact that it feeds you raw art, raw emotion and it's up to you to make sense of it all. This is a film to be analyzed, pondered and savored in your entrails. Anything less than that, and you're bound to lose track of some things. The characters never say or express what they feel, but resort to beautiful (yet complicated) poems, surrealist paintings or obscure films to hint at the reason behind their actions. We, the audience, take it all in, bask in their art, and weigh everything.
The film is executed with a quiet finesse, with sublime tenderness. It gives you facts little by little, it gives you time to explore each character, it gives you pieces of their artistic work, and you begin to finally understand what everything means. The actors deliver fine performances (with the special mention of Robert Pattinson who managed to capture Dalí almost perfectly, and who's inspired in his portrayal), the directing flows like undisturbed water, the writing is perfect and the overall production has little to be disliked.
But there is a slight flaw: there are moments of extreme tension, when the mood and the topic of the film have reached such nerve-wrecking heights and the film, in its attempt to keep up with the pace, cuts off the tension. Notice the scene where García Lorca, Dalí and Magdalena, a friend of theirs, are alone in their dorm room and the two men have had a bitter discussion; this is one of the most disturbing scenes in the film, and there isn't a follow up to the emotions exposed therein. Or notice a poignant scene, where Dalí and García Lorca are swimming; it's perfectly executed, but the next scene abruptly cuts the overall feeling the one before had created. Nevertheless, like I said before, it's a SLIGHT flaw, and the rest of the film rewards us and redeems our viewing experience.
This movie is based on actual characters, actual facts, and is inspired by written documents attesting to the majority of events, but great artistic liberty has also been used to add drama and romance. It had all the elements to make it a potential timeless masterpiece, but it remains at the level of a 'pretty good film.' Interesting to watch, enlightening, satisfying...but not as moving as I thought it would be.
Rating: 3 stars out of 4!
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Hemoglobin H disease, one of the more
recently recognized hemoglobinopathies, is
characterized by the presence of hepatosplenomegaly,
microcytic hypochromic anemia,
intraerythrocytic inclusion bodies, and
two hemoglobin components found on
electrophoresis—normal hemoglobin and an
abnormal component migrating faster than
normal hemoglobin. Hemoglobin H disease
has been observed in 3 members of a Chinese
family,1 3 other Chinese,2 28 Siamese,3 2 unrelated
Filipinos,4 a Greek family,5 a Cypriot,6
a Malayan,7 an Arab from Jordan,7
5 Chinese-Indonesians,8 and a Nepalese
Gurkha woman.2 In this report are presented
the clinical, hematological, and family studies
of another person of Chinese extraction with
hemoglobin H disease.
Report of Case
The propositus* (No. 1) is a 42-year-old
Chinese man, fire-control mechanic, with a history
of mild to moderate recurrent nonradiating epigastric
pain, postprandial bloating, nagging low
backache, small stature, and peculiar skin color
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Amazing. epic song.
I was wondering how to make those synth plucks you use around 1:30.
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The great importance of titles being highly informative is almost unanimously accepted in literature, assuming that the more informative titles are, the more effectively they serve their functions. The most common measure of title "informativeness" has been the number of "substantive" words included in it, and one of the factors which might be associated with it is the number of authors. The present study attempted to test, in a large group of journals fromdifferent areas, and over six decades, the hypothesis that a paper signed by a larger number of authors will have more substantive words in its title. Large samples of original research papers were drawn from each decade year of fourteen leading journals. For each paper, the number of substantive words in the title was correlated with the number of authors. Findings indicate a difference between the scientific journals on the one hand, and the social sciences and humanities journals on the other. A moderate positive correlation was found in most scientific journals (excluding mathematics) for many periods. In the social sciences journals, and to a greater extent, in the humanities journals, a significant positive correlation was limited to only a few periods, while the rest showed a very low correlation, or even a negative correlation. The different findings for the sciences may be somehow associated with their higher rate of multiple authorship.
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After updating to the new worpdress 3.1.3.
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Hey guys,
In PT 22, section 2(LR)-for number 18, what is the difference between choice B and C? I narrowed it down to those two but can't really figure out why B is the correct answer and why C can't be the correct answer.
In the same section, same PT, I am slightly confused about number 22. Please clarify?
In PT 23, section 1(LG)-how do you approach the second game? I'm unclear about that game. In addition, for the third game,how do you prove #16?
In section 2(LR), number 25, what is the difference between choice B and D? I chose D and I'm not sure why B is correct.
In section 3(LR), number 9 and 10, please clarify the logic in the stimulus-I'm confused. Please do explain why correct answers for 9 and 10 are correct as well. Number 18, why is E incorrect and C correct? Lastly, number 20-again, I'm confused.
Thank you for helping me out guys. It just seems to me that I'm always 50/50 - 2 choices left - in LR. Unfortunately, I seem to choose the wrong answer more than the correct answer.
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For the LR sections:
22-2-18: Originality and far reaching influence are necessary for greatness. However, we do not know whether they are sufficient for greatness. Perhaps something more is needed for greatness, but at a minimum we need originality and far reaching influence. Choice C says that because we have originality and far reaching influence, we have greatness. Choice B says that because we do not have far reaching influence, we do not have greatness. In other words, according to choice B, the minimum requirement for greatness has not been met.
22-2-22: We're told that the only kind of evolutionary pressure that can reduce the size of the members of the larger goat population would be if small goats achieved greater reproductive success than larger goats. This is because the reproductive success of a trait influences its frequency in a population.
We're also told that the evolutionary pressure to ensure a diverse gene pool will not reduce the average size of the members of the large goat population.
If the evolutionary pressure to ensure a diverse gene pool did have the effect of increasing the frequency of a gene for small size, then based on the above statements, that would effect the greater number of small goats found in the island population. (The reproductive success of the trait would have influenced the population). But we're told in the passage that the evolutionary pressure to ensure a diverse gene pool did not have the effect of increasing the number of small goats, so it must be true that the evolutionary pressure to ensure a diverse gene pool did not have the effect of increasing the frequency of a gene for small size. (choice D)
Choice D says that to be famous you have to have your own record company, and if you have your own record company you will receive company profits above your royalties. We know nothing about the size of the royalties, though, so the conclusion in choice D does not follow logically from the statements provided.
The prompt tells us that efficient allocation of resources is a necessary condition for achieving a national debt of less than 5 percent of the GDP. No centrally planned economic system meets this necessary condition, and therefore no centrally planned economic system efficiently allocates its resources.
Choice B tells us that a necessary condition of major air pollution is a large concentration of automobiles. This necessary condition is lacking in rural districts, and therefore rural districts do not have major air pollution.
The logic in choice B is most similar to the logic in the prompt.
I'll get the rest later, if they're not already answered.
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Those explanations helped a lot. It would be wonderful if you can reply to the rest of them. I appreciate your help.
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We're told a few things: First, if a person chooses to walk, rather than drive, there will be one less vehicle emitting air pollution. Therefore, according to the passage, if people would walk whenever feasible, pollution will be greatly reduced.
Air pollution will only be
if at least one person who normally drives, chooses to walk. Assume that people always would have walked when feasible. If people always would have walked when it was feasible to do so, then walking when feasible will not reduce the number of drivers (the number of drivers being zero in that case, because people were walking anyway), and therefore walking when feasible will not reduce pollution.
Or, put another way, walking when feasible will
pollution only if people sometimes drive when it is feasible to walk instead (choice E).
Choice B most strengthens the argument because it provides a reason why walking rather than driving will reduce air pollution. If more people drive, the more likely it is there will be congestion on the road, and even though non-moving vehicles emit less pollution than moving vehicles, the number of vehicles on the road will still lead to pollution which could be prevented by people choosing to walk rather than drive.
In the passage we're told that the date claimed by the announcer of the concert is incorrect, because the musician was definitely Armstrong, but Armstrong had died prior to 1989, the date claimed by the announcer.
Similarly, in choice E it is incorrect to claim that Lebrun painted the portrait because the painting was definitely acrylic, but Lebrun had died prior to the development of acrylic.
The same pattern of reasoning is used to show that the date of the concert is incorrect, and that it is incorrect to claim that Lebrun painted the portrait.
We're told that the the application of a rule to a particular case involves a decision on whether the facts of that case fall within relevant categories mentioned in the rule. We're then told that the decision as to whether the facts of the case fall within the relevant categories mentioned in the rule, determines the legal effect of what happened, rather than determining any matter of fact.
If the decision on whether the facts of the case fall within the relevant categories mentioned in the rule is itself a matter of fact, then it would not be true that legal decisions do not establish any matter of fact. (Because the legal decision, in establishing whether the facts of a case fall within the relevant category of the rule, would have itself established a matter of fact.)
So, in order for it to be true that legal decisions do not establish any matter of fact, it must be true that whether the facts of a case fall within the relevant categories of a rule is not itself a matter of fact. (Choice E).
Hope that last one made sense, as the wording in that question was pretty confusing.
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this is cannes 2010? OMG. This is 1980 and done 1000times before!
If you visit any theme park or county fair, you can find an artist that can paint your name in a decorative style, similar to this, for say $25. I used to think that was overpriced, but how much money do you think the ad agency put into this ad?
y do awards of such big stature actually go to ads that are nothing more than piece of crap. Even locally here in India, when we have the yearly Abby Fest, the best ads (as per jury) are apparently the worst ones (as per the viewers).
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The amount of artery-clogging trans fats will now be listed on food labels.
The mysterious trans fats will be hidden in foods no more. The FDA now requires all manufacturers to list the amount of artery-clogging trans fats in foods.
What Are Trans Fats?
Trans fats, which are considered to be some of the most dangerous forms of fat, are engineered from liquid oils through a process known as hydrogenation.
Trans fats were once thought to be the ultimate fat because they enhance the way foods taste. They also extend the shelf life of foods and make crisp foods crunchier and creamy foods creamier. And the price is lower than other fats.
As a result, trans fats found their way into many of Americans' favorite processed foods. Only later did doctors begin to realize how damaging they can be to the heart.
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Unhealthy trans fats lurk in most processed foods, including cookies, baked goods, popcorn, margarines, shortenings, crackers, doughnuts, chips, frozen waffles, and french fries.
Eighty percent of trans fats come from processed foods; the other 20% occur naturally in meat and dairy products. Although meat and dairy contain small amounts of trans fats, they can also be loaded with the equally unhealthy saturated fats, says nutritionist Elizabeth Ward, MS, RD.
Trans fats in meat and dairy are only a concern to people who eat large quantities of full-fat dairy and high-fat meat, says Ward. Choosing low-fat dairy and lean meats will reduce the harmful trans and saturated fats.
Ward advises that we shift from fat-laden processed foods to more natural, wholesome foods that are chock full of disease-fighting, healthful nutrients.
"Eat a diet of fresh, whole ingredients, limit the amount of processed foods in your diet, and always choose the lowest-fat variety of meat and dairy to wipe out the bulk of harmful trans fats."
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"There is no dietary recommendation for trans fatty acids; consumption should be kept as low as possible" Theresa Nicklas, DrPh, tells WebMD. Nicklas is a member of the 2005 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee.
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I'm sorry that I didn't reply earlier..
I'll add you when I have the time; I have to move and there's a lot of work to do..
You're right, why should anybody fix something temporary with something permanent, it's silly..
Anyways, thanks again, and I'll add you soon.
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I have Bipolar Disorder and it can be rough. I have had a few nervious breakdowns and been in the hospital. Right now, I'm better. I'm on the correct medication and in couseling.
I may go to a shrink, but she does nothing for me. I've definitaly hit my biggest low these past 3 months. These past two days, I've actually taken a knife above my wrist. All I do is press down. Thank the Goddess I have cats and I just say there cat scratches. I feel pure hatred for so many people right now and could never tell anyone this. Not even my sister, whom I've very close to. I hate being so low and I believe I should go onto anti-depressites. I've told my sister, but she said it could just be teenage chemicals running through me. I don't think it is. I could never tell any one, ever and hope that people don't start asking. People say that my heart is made of steel. To me, its made of steel because of all the f*cking sh*t I have been going through these past 2 years along with my whole life. We were never a happy family, and now that I think about it, never could have been. "I tear my heart open, I sow myself shut, my weakness is that I care much, I tear myself open just to feel.." I love this song phrase from Papa Roach's Scarred...its so....me
Yesterday, I went to work and I started to cry. I hate life. I hate my parents. I hate this f*cking divorce. I hate everything in my life. My parents don't know me, my life, only what I show them. Its quite sad, really. But...I love seeing the blood come off my arm. No body even asks but one of my good friends.
My stress level varies from day to day. My family and I have recently been through a two year divorce. I do stress out over little things, I know I do and I try to calm myself. I try to actually breathe more and talk to my friends as often as possible. This site helps a lot to because its like another world. A third home...
Being single doesn't make you weak, it means that you are strong enough to be on your own; Being alone could be a good thing, because there is no drama involved in your life, no pain, and free to do what ever you want. Life is too short to be chasing those who aren't even worth fighting for, you are worth more than that.
Sometimes you can't help it. There are disorders where you get stressed out easily, and you can't help it. Try your best, though, and what does a tumor have to do with that? Usually you can minimize your stress, but when you get stressed, generally you can't eliminate it totally, disorder or not.
I'm bipolar. Mental illnesses run in my family. My mom was depressed and is only starting to get over it. I hope you all know what bipolar is, because I don't feel like explaining it. Since I have it, my explanation would be long and filled with stuff that only matters to those who have it.
I will mention though, that it basically means that you are constantly mood swinging from incredibly hyper, to real depressed. Sometimes this change happens for no reason.
That's why one reason I'll be like this: XD (hyper, laughing, uber happy smile which usually goes with something funny) and the next: T.T (sad, depressive smiley.)
It's kinda a mix of mild insanity and depression.
Sometimes, like now, I feel stupid, ugly and pathetic. Other times, actually like just a couple hours ago, I brag about how smart, talented and pretty I am.
I don't usually have the state of 'mania' but 'hypomania'. From wikipedia (Bipolar disorder): - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hypomania is generally a less extreme state than mania, and people in the hypomanic phase generally experience fewer symptoms of mania than those in a full-blown manic episode. During an episode, one might feel an uncontrollable impulse to laugh at things he or she does not normally find funny. The duration is usually also shorter than in mania. This is often a very "artistic" state of the disorder, where there is a flight of ideas, extremely clever thinking, and an increase in energy.
Here's mine. Bipolar II
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Bipolar II disorder is characterized by hypomanic episodes as well as at least one major depressive episode. Hypomanic episodes do not go to the extremes of mania (i.e. do not cause social or occupational impairment, and without psychosis), and this can make Bipolar II more difficult to diagnose, since the hypomanic episodes may simply appear as a period of successful high productivity and is reported less frequently than a distressing depression. For both disorders, there are a number of specifiers that indicate the presentation and course of the disorder, including "chronic", "rapid cycling", "catatonic" and "melancholic".
I'm bipolar type I...it took me forever to get diagnosed! But once I was, and put on the right meds - I'm loving life once again. Stable is something I haven't been able to say for years, but I can say it now!
Good explaination of BPII...I evidently had BPII but because it was untreated it developed into BPI.
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Happy April, Ink fans! In honor of the arrival of Spring (it is Spring, right, weather?) I dug out an old tattoo that reminds me of warmer weather. I originally came across last July when this site was still just in the planning stages.
This image comes to us courtesy of the Eisner Award-winning minds of writer Jim McCann (who previously appeared on CBR INK with his own tattoo) and artist Janet Lee, the creative team behind Archaia's "Return of the Dapper Men," from which this image of two birds — one real, one mechanical — comes to us.
The tattoo was done by Chad Leever, an artist at Revolution Tattoo & Body Modification in West Lafayette, IN. He posted the image on his instagram account in July along with the caption, "Started this today, illustration from The Return of the Dapper Men, slightly edited," though we couldn't track down a photo of the finished work at the time of this story.
Here's a shot of Lee's original illustration from the graphic novel.
While Archaia has announced a sequel to "Return of the Dapper Men," you can read McCann and Lee's latest title, the four-issue miniseries "Lost Vegas" from Image Comics. The first issue is on sale now with #2 out later this month.
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Praise Kitty's Spaminator! It's killing hundreds of spam comments. Nutzu.com - or whoever you are - you suck!
Sorry for the rant ... but it shows once again that WP with it's great plugins (developers) is a great tool!
Praise Kitty's Spaminator! It's killing hundreds of spam comments. Nutzu.com - or whoever you are - you suck!
Sorry for the rant ... but it shows once again that WP with it's great plugins (developers) is a great tool!
It's a tie, my friends, nutzu.com and tigerspice.com. tigerspice has hit me worse today. And Spam Karma's stopped them all.
I was hit by tigerspice (poker) and hit back by going after four of the open proxies the spammer used. All closed off by their owners. What's more, the proxy logs revealed this IP (220.127.116.11) as being behind the comment spam. (IP>open proxy>my blog)
Anybody here know anything about it? I've done all the usual checking (whois, traceroute, OS, hosting (China), upstream ISP etc) Whois revealed a company in Gibraltar.
xxxx.eddiereva.com has now joined the party where xxxx is variations on poker such as free-texas-holdem or poker-room. And guess what, eddiereva.com sits on the same IP as tigerspice.com.
Spam Karma is going to town on these guys. Nothing is getting through.
I think either SpamKarma or Spaminator should be inluded in one of the next releases of WP or be one of the standard plugins included. That would save many new user A LOT of worry and frustration ...
New users will find that a spam word like poker is enough to stop the comments going through but then it's a clean-up job for the moderated comments. Next simplest step is .htaccess to deny the IPs. After that, it's plug-ins. But what worries me is that we sit here putting up endlessly complex defences where, perhaps, we ought to tell owners of the open proxies that their systems are being abused to send comment spam. I've got four open proxies closed down in the last couple of weeks, and I've just asked a fifth company to secure their system. Drop in the ocean but every little helps.
"Next simplest step is .htaccess to deny the IPs"
Nah, I don thing so. Most spammers use zombiefied machines to spread their evil comments. You could block a thousand IPs a day and still get hammered from many more adresses.
I've been finding more open proxies than zombies....and you can block ranges of IPs with .htaccess. But I also think some standard anti-spam plug-ins are a good idea - ready to activate when needed.
I agree with you mikep but I also believe that most WP users have no idea of how to find open proxies or even know what they are. Maybe you can write up a tutorial on how to find open proxies and then what to do with the information once they find it? I'd be happy to add a link to it from my blog, as would others no doubt.
If you added these names to the blacklist form included in WP 1.5 would that block them too?
Yeah. I've been thinking about doing that. If I write one, I'll post a link here. Meanwhile, this is what I did recently which may help.
OK, what are open proxies and how can you tell? And if I enable Blacklist comments from open and insecure proxies could that blacklist legitimate comments, pingbacks or trackbacks?
Open proxy=misconfigured HTTP proxy server. What happens is this. The spammer connects to the open proxy to send the comment spam. What you see in the comment is the IP address of the proxy server, not the IP address of where the spammer actually is. (If the misconfigured proxy is running an access log, then that will record the spammers IP address) In other words, the spammer is hiding behind somebody else's IP and using that system to spam us. The proxy should be configured to allow only the organisation's users to access the internet, not people like the spammer coming from the outside and then 'leap-frogging' to spam your blog.
As I know there are spammers that range in the thousands, but I've come acrossed one with tracks. He's 14, from Houston and seems to have quite a reputation, especially after a routine Google search.
The little ferret wanted a free blog from me, but as done with all, I checked him out a bit. Yeah, right. He wins! Not in this lifetime.
I'd give you his known names, but should he peruse this forum, it'd only cause him to change to new ones so I'm unsure how this is really going to help anyone.
Someday, just wanna nail 'em all in the town square for all to see.
So such an occurance has to be done on purpose? So enabling Blacklist comments from open and insecure proxies from within WP 1.5 is a good idea?
The spammer will use a bot to do the work. As for enabling the blacklist in 1.5, it's a good idea but as I'm using 1.2.2 (I know, I know) somebody else will have more experience on that.
In WP 1.5 there is a blacklist form to key in words and a selection to Blacklist comments from open and insecure proxies. I've added nutzu and tigerspice, along with holdem and a few others to the black list form. Plus I've selected (checked) to Blacklist comments from open and insecure proxies.
Along with that I've selected Before a comment appears:: # Comment author must fill out name and e-mail and # Comment author must have a previously approved comment. My understanding is this will capture all comments, pingbacks, and trackbacks. Those which meet blacklisted requirements will automatically be labeled SPAM and others will wait in the moderation queue.
Yeah, I've been getting majorly hit by this site this past week and Spaminator has killed them all. (Kitten, I love you!)
trendsurfer, I would say yes, but frankly I have that option checked and Spaminator still was what caused the comments to not appear, apparently. So...I don't know.
It could be that the plugin code was used first. (?) :) Anyway, if I have problems I'll be installing a plugin too. As a side note, I think what the WP developers did with regard to SPAM in 1.5 is as notable as the theme additions.
The only plugin I use for spam now is that new one that Matt uses along with the author and several others. Now my site isn't live per se, but when I turned it off I immediately had spam, turned it on and it was autmoatically in the moderated area. I'e not had one spam message since installing it. I no longer use anything else other than WP's blacklist in conjunction.
I don't use any kind of blacklist to combat comment spam. The only thing I use is Elliott Black's Hashcash plugin. Works like a charm on my blog and my clients blogs. No blacklist to maintain and no moderation to weed through. And the best thing - spammers get none of my bandwidth to spam me with and their spam is spinning in the cyber-ethers, never to be see again. ;-) You just gotta love it!
I do use a piece of php code to combat referral spam and it has worked very well so far. However, if I start getting referral spam from many different sources, I'll have to implement something else because that php code checks for the domains IP and then redirects it to the spammers site. All of which uses resources and could slow down my sites load time if the list gets too large. Right now I'm getting no referral spam attempts. If it starts up again I may try coldforged.org .htaccess solution.
"Next simplest step is .htaccess to deny the IPs. After that, it's plug-ins."
Actually, most users find it easier to install a plugin than mess with .htaccess.
Well after all the praise I felt for Hascash, I turned off moderation for comments and got four spam comments from tigerspice. So I've added kitten's spamwords and spaminator as an addition. I wish these spammers would get a life - there should be some law that treats spammers just as harshly as virus writers.
I'm now getting comment spam directly from 188.8.131.52 rather than via open proxies. (see my earlier post above) Words include chinese, yellow, monkey, ape and p*ker.
Jinsan, tigerspice sends their spam via trackback and WP-HashCash only protects comments.
MikeP, add yellowmonkey to your moderation list.
Is there ANY protection for spam trackbacks? If not, can an option be made that comments are allowed but trackbacks are not? Presently (unless I'm mistaken) you can only disallow BOTH trackbacks and comments, OR allow both... but you can't just disallow trackbacks.
Right now, trackbacks are the main spam problem I'm having.
I've sorted out how to stop spam trackbacks in 1.2 - see my blog at http://www.charlesarthur.com/blog
Does require tiny, tiny bit of file editing - as in, copy + paste three lines between two files.
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I'm curious about different approaches (I would love to have just one file with all the history, not having to change date (version) every time...
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Wish I could be there but have to go home some time! Now I have to hunt down (hopefully) those brett beers from Old Dairy and Ramsgate in the UK so I dont miss out on those at least. Have fun.
chriso, 7/4/2013
It appears Ill be able to make it after all. Bring on the Brett!
Borresteijn, 6/13/2013