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Commentary: Prejudice defeated would represent greater progress than booting Donald Cykowski out of office
December 29, 2011, 5:26PM
Ron Chimelis reflects on his Puerto Rican heritage in light of Cykowski's "Where's a Puerto Rican when we need one?" remark. Full story »
Commentary: Close-to-home TV offers refreshing dose of reality
December 28, 2011, 6:00PM
The problem with reality TV is that reality has long since left the building. Full story »
Editorial: 2011 Toy for Joy donations exceed expectations
December 25, 2011, 7:00AM
Throughout the campaign's history, our readers have never failed the children of Western Massachusetts. Full story »
Commentary: Nothing says Christmas like presents
December 22, 2011, 6:00AM
Curiously, with all the toys I received, I remember the one I didn't get: Robot Commando. Full story »
Editorial: Count your blessings: Give to Toy for Joy
December 19, 2011, 8:45AM
There is still time to celebrate our better natures; still time to find our own joy in giving joy to others. Full story »
Editorial: Albert Ferst leaves a lasting legacy
December 19, 2011, 8:35AM
The best tribute that anyone could pay to Ferst's legacy would be to pick up his torch and continue his legacy of giving back. Full story »
Fred Contrada: For former People's Temple member, it's easy to talk when you don't have a gun to your head
December 15, 2011, 4:46PM
Fred Contrada writes that he was astounded by some of the reaction to his article about a Jonestown Massacre survivor. Full story »
Commentary: Schoolyard attack avenged at last
December 13, 2011, 9:00PM
A10-second schoolyard fight 50 years ago had offered a memorable lesson in the outcome of the fight between Marquis of Queensbury and the Marquis de Sade that has accompanied me since. But it wasn't until last week that I realized that there could be a second round to the epic battle of good vs. evil. Full story »
Editorial: Private sector needs passion for Springfield
December 10, 2011, 1:00PM
Much progress could take place here if more people could adopt a glass-half-full attitude about their city. Full story »
Editorial: Make a kid's holiday, give to Toy for Joy
November 26, 2011, 11:00PM
In its 89th anniversary year, Toy for Joy has a new and very appropriate partner in Hasbro Inc., America's premier toy company. Full story »
Fred Contrada: A tofu turkey to remember in Corvallis, Oregon
November 23, 2011, 11:46AM
The Corvallis I discovered in the 1970s was not so different than the Northampton of today -- a college town brimming with people in their 20s. Full story »
Commentary: Snow can bring resolution for falling leaves
November 16, 2011, 5:41PM
My gripe about leaves is that they don't readily go where you tell them. Full story »
Letters to the Editor: People responsible for Ozzie the Duck's death must be punished
November 16, 2011, 11:58AM
A reader reacts to the death of Westfield's Ozzie the Duck. Full story »
Editorial: Massachusetts' 180-day school year might need to be extended
November 15, 2011, 1:00PM
Are 180 days enough for American students to develop the skills in English, math and science that they'll need to compete in a more challenging global economy? Full story »
Commentary: Aftermath of snowstorm leaves weighty problem
November 07, 2011, 8:55PM
The freak snowstorm's legacy was the 5 pounds I gained while waiting for the power to come back. Full story »


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My husband has discovered a passion for cooking. For me, this newfound culinary obsession of his is both a blessing and a curse. While on one hand it's a huge relief because I don't have to cook, it can also be a total pain in my tush (and not just because of the potential mess I likely find afterwards) because while he is completely focused on his latest creation, I am left in charge of two cranky, hungry kids.
It's hard for me to get upset though. Hubby gets so excited about the whole process and the two hour mental voyages he takes while focussed on a new dish are kinda hilarious to watch. It's like witnessing a 4 year old
trying to finish a 50 piece jigsaw puzzle for the first time. Plus, I love watching how jazzed the kids get seeing Daddy work in what they consider to be Mommy's turf.
One recent Saturday morning, Daddy decided to make a beet pancake recipe he had seen in Good to the Grain, a fabulously gorgeous book by Kim Boyce. As soon as Kenya heard the words "beet" and "pancakes" he said, "no way, that's gross". It didn't take long for Chloe to jump on the "yucky" bandwagon. It seemed like this experiment was going to leave two out of four of us with empty tummies, but as soon as the kids got into helping Daddy stir, mash and measure, they apparently forgot all about their initial aversion. By the time the beautiful ruby discs finally came off of the griddle and onto everyone's plates, the kids downed about 5 a piece.
My favorite part of this story though, came later on when my husband asked Kenya why he was so resistant at first to the beet pancakes. Kenya just looked at him and said, completely matter of fact, "who knew they were going to be that good!"
I've simplified Boyce's recipe here, adding some whole wheat flour, more pureed beets to further brighten the color and some Greek yogurt too, making these red beet pancakes a breakfast that will make everyone's eyes as big as their stomachs when you set them on the table.
He may make a bit of a mess and take a while finding his way around the kitchen, but I have to say it's unbelievably charming watching hubby take over what I usually think of as my kitchen....and make it more of ours!
Accompaniments: honey, maple syrup, butter, raspberry sauce
I tried these this morning and although they tasted good they were extremely doughy… I tried cooking longer, cooking hotter… I tried it all they came out burnt and very doughy… Any suggestions??? The flavor was nice but not eatable because of how doughy they were… Thought would be awesome! I would love to try these again!
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I followed the recipe exactly and my husband exclaimed "wow, these are the best pancakes you have ever made." Both my kids loved them too. I put the remaining batter in a mini muffin tin and baked them, Delicious!
Tried this using gluten free flour instead of all purpose and almond flour instead of ww flour and it just wasn't my cup of tea. The red beets had an overwhelming flavor and the batter didn't produce a normal pancake consistency without burning the outside. I would love some advice from those who loved these. Seems like a really cool idea.
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I was wondering if I can replace the dairy portions of this meal with soy milk alternatives? Thanks a lot! Recipe looks delish!!!
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Is there any way to substitute whole milk plain yogurt for the Greek yogurt? I always have so much left over!
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Can I use canned beets for this recipe?
They loved them so much, that i'm making them for there back-to-school breakfast on Tuesday!
THESE WERE AMAZINGLY FANTASTIC! I made them for m siblings and they thought they were the best pancakes ever, they couldn't stop eating them….seriously! I doubled the recipe and me and my 5 younger siblings polished them of in under 15 minutes! The color of the batter was such a pretty and bright shade of pink/purple that my 5 year old sister squealed with delight. They kept declaring these "the best pancakes in the world," That I didn't want to possibly spoil it and tell them that there were beets in them. But I did! Right after I told them there were beets in them, they said, "I don't care, these are still the best pancakes ever!" Thanks for an amazing recipe!
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Help please! I was so excited to make these for my son and I (Dad's loss he doesn't like beets) but I made a couple alterations and they turned out all wrong. Hoping someone might have an idea of where I went wrong. Here' are the alterations I made:
1 cup ww flour and 3/4 all purpose,
only 1 tablespoon of brown sugar,
used plain whole milk yogurt as I didn't have greek.The batter was a fabulous colour but once cooked it turned brown, yellowish and they just didn't taste right.
On another note, I wanted to add how great this website is! Thank you for all the time and hard work you put into it. It is really handy to have a resource like this Cheers
We added blueberries and topped the pancakes with whipped cream for red, white, and blueberry pancakes for 4th of July. A doubled recipe fed two adults and six children. My husband said these were the best pancakes he has ever had and a new tradition has been born.
My daughter loves these. I made them into heart shapes. Red little pancakes! So cute
Made these for my kids and they were begging for more. We had white beets from our community supported agriculture farm, so the color was not distinctive. Used half white wheat, half oat flour and they were light and fluffy, I will definitely make them again.
I'm thinking of trying to make these into waffles….seems the proportions are pretty much the same but maybe adding another egg or two? Maybe another Tb. of butter?
What if I want to use just whole wheat flour? What do you recommend?
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Tuesday Evening Melody: "Mazzel" by Leo Fuld
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
I had a She & Him track from their new Christmas album all lined up for tonight. And then I realized that I'd be one culturally insensitive Tumblr jockey if I didn't cue up something for the first night of Hanukkah. Thankfully, my colleague Nancy Rosenbaum is dialed in, recommending this celebratory song of "good luck" from The Idelsohn Society's wonderful new album Songs for the Jewish-American Jet Set.
We'll be lighting our menorah tonight. Here's wishing you all a Chag Urim Sameach!
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1 1/2 cups vanilla-flavored flax milk
1 large banana, cut in chunks
7 tablespoons chia seeds
3 tablespoons honey
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/8 teaspoon sea salt
Easy, delicious, and all around awesome! I used vanilla soy milk instead and I think I'll be making this on a fairly regular basis from now on.
We made this with unsweetened flax milk to reduce the calorie content even lower, and it turned out great. I like that the pudding has a chocolaty taste to it.
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Blowing Rocks Preserve in Hobe Sound (Marci Koll / July 2, 2013) |
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Details: Blowing Rocks Preserve, 574 S. Beach Road, Hobe Sound; 561-744-6668
Driving time from Orlando: 2 hours and 34 minutes
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Of course, this isn't Maine's coastline. The rocks that break the surf along the shoreline look as if they're a dark, cresting wave. But when a wind blows in off the Atlantic, driving the water through holes in the Anastasia limestone, the spray can fly as high as 50 feet.
Anastasia limestone is found along the coast from St. Augustine south to near Boca Raton, but most of it is either underground or underwater, says Michael Renda, a biologist at the preserve, a Nature Conservancy holding. Why does limestone exist along the shore on this barrier island north of Jupiter? "It may have been a high point in the rock," Renda says. "Then again, it just may have to do with some larger variables that affect erosion or just the general geography and geology of the area."
The quarter-mile of the beach that isn't rocky is known for turtle nests. An average of 500 nests are dug here each year by loggerheads, greens and leatherbacks, says Andrea Povinelli, the preserve's community relations manager.
Away from the beach, interpretive signs explain the park's restoration and four ecosystems -- beach dune, coastal strand, tropical hammock and mangrove wetlands. Since Jupiter Island residents gave the parcel to the Nature Conservancy in 1969, 42 acres have been restored by volunteers who have weeded out such invasive plants and trees as Australian pine, Brazilian pepper and Asiatic latherleaf vine. In their places, they have planted native saw palmettos, mangroves, sabal palms and more, many of which were grown from seed in the preserve's nursery.
During the winter months, the educational displays at Hawley Education Center give way to an art exhibit that shows off Blowing Rocks' features and creatures in paintings, photos and sculpture. The exhibit ends May 31.The park has no camping facilities, but lodging can be found in nearby Jupiter.


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WASHINGTON Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has been admitted to a New York hospital after the discovery of a blood clot stemming from the concussion she sustained earlier this month.
Clinton spokesman Philippe Reines says her doctors discovered the clot during a follow-up exam Sunday. Reines says Clinton is being treated with anti-coagulants.
Clinton was admitted to New York-Presbyterian Hospital so doctors can monitor the medication over the next 48 hours.
Reines says doctors will continue to assess Clinton's condition, "including other issues associated with her concussion."
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Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. has named Wan Ling Martello senior vice president and chief financial officer for its international operations.
Martello, who will join the company at its Arkansas headquarters Nov. 14, has been president, U.S.A., of NCH Marketing Services, Inc. She had been the company's chief operating officer from 1999-2004 and its chief financial officer from 1998-1999.
Prior to NCH, Martello was corporate controller for Borden Foods when owned by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. She also served for 10 years in various financial positions for Kraft Foods.
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NEWARK, N.Y. -- On an unbearably hot day last month, an emergency vehicle raced up Bloomfield Avenue into Newark's North Ward, weaving sharply through slow-moving noontime traffic oblivious to its wailing siren and flashing lights.
Paramedics responding to a call of a woman with chest pain found the address in minutes, pulling up to a brown brick apartment building with an iron security fence and locked gate that gave it the appearance of a long-neglected prison.
"Of course the elevator's not working," muttered paramedic John Cahill, a big man in a blue Emergency Medical Services shirt, as he glanced at a sign taped to the elevator door. Joined by another EMS team and a supervisor, Cahill and his partner lugged equipment to an apartment five flights up.
It was one of 306 calls Newark paramedics received that day in late July, calls ranging from breathing difficulties to motor vehicle accidents. Seven were coded as immediate life threats. One involved a drunk passed out on the street.
For EMS crews working out of University Hospital, it was just another typical day in a job that suddenly came under public scrutiny last month following an incident that few will talk about in public.
Three paramedics, who have since been fired, allegedly pressured two trainees to don white sheets suggestive of Ku Klux Klan robes. In photos of the incident, one could be seen holding a wooden cross held together with surgical tape and gauze. The students, both from Northeastern University in Boston, were coerced into taking part, officials said. They were on clinical rotation with University Hospital EMS crews as part of a certification course.
None of those involved was a person of color.
The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, which operates University Hospital, informed authorities and began its own investigation after the photos surfaced. Officials say others may face disciplinary action.
The university's top administrators say it remains unclear whether the incident was a hazing, an initiation, a rite of passage or "just plain old stupidity."
For those in UMDNJ's emergency services, however, the episode is likely to continue to reverberate internally for some time.
"It's been rough. It's been really rough," said Nancy Hamstra, who heads the 237-member unit that has served the city since 1979.
On the streets of Newark, though, there is no sign anyone has taken much notice. Indeed, on a day spent with an EMS supervisor, the issue never came up at all. Those calling for help only wanted reassurance they were all right. Victor Mendez, 51, who has been with the squad for more than 30 years, talked about it only when asked.
"The reputation we've had is good, and then all of a sudden, this?" Mendez said. "Poor judgment. Poor judgment on the part of those guys. I don't know what led to that."
After the photos came to light, several former EMS members came forward, complaining of fewer opportunities for minority employees. A demographic breakdown shows 30 percent of the EMS squad is black or Hispanic, and 68 percent white.
Others still there who did not want to be identified for fear of losing their jobs said there is a culture of hazing trainees, in an organization with a traditional command structure that counts among its members police officers, state troopers and firefighters who split their time in other jobs.
One recounted an episode in which students had their heads shaved. Another was allegedly forced to dry-shave his face, on threats of infractions for having too much facial hair.
Mendez, who expresses anger at what transpired, is from Puerto Rico and said he was unaware of any hazing. He discounted any undercurrent of racism in the department. Still, he said, responding to life-and-death situations in the state's largest city can be a hard job with the kind of stress many would never understand.
"A lot of people can't take it," he said, as he drove a white Dodge Durango carrying the orange-and-yellow livery of University Hospital's EMS. "They work one day, two days, and they're out."
Mendez has seen it all.
"You get burn victims and kids struck by cars. When you see someone burned to a certain degree . . ." he said, his voice trailing off. "Yeah," he finally says. "It's stressful. Some people cope with it. Some people, they can't get used to it."
On this day, the shift begins with a slow drawl of a morning that that would eventually reach the high 90s, putting breathing problems at the top of the call list.
"A day like this triggers a lot of asthma," Mendez said. "A lot of senior citizens get hit with heat exertion. Hopefully they'll all stay inside today, stay cool."
Moments later, a call came in. A woman was having difficulty breathing. Mendez hit the lights and accelerator, heading across the city. Few cars maneuver out of the way and Mendez shook his head. "I guess everyone has their air-conditioner going full blast. They can't hear anything," he said.
Much of the day went like that. Breathing problems. A minor accident on Market Street. Three calls canceled before anyone got there, including a report of a major accident in Port Newark that police concluded was a false alarm.
A call on Broad Street of a man collapsed on the sidewalk turned out to be an old friend that every EMT and paramedic knows by name. With a plastic bag full of empty cans next to him, he lay on the sidewalk near the Newark light rail station, barely coherent. An alcoholic ex-boxer, he turns up on the street at least two to three times a week. Ambulance crews take turns hauling him to the hospital.
"Time to get up, Mal," said one of the paramedics.
"I'm out," he said in a slur.
"No, no, you're not out. Come on. Get up. We'll get you into a nice cool place."
They got him into an ambulance and headed back to University Hospital. Mendez never consults a map. He knows every street in the city.
The calls vary, but the drill doesn't change.
On the fifth floor of the apartment where Cahill and others have climbed the stairs to respond to another woman with breaking problems, they found a heavyset woman who said she felt sick and was clearly in discomfort. Paramedics patiently went through a medical assessment, taking blood pressure and attaching leads for an electrocardiogram. Finally she agreed to go to the hospital, but insisted on walking down the stairs herself.
"There's a lot of big guys here," Cahill suggested gently. "We'll get you down."
She shook her head and began the slow climb down, two paramedics on either side of her.
"Take your time, mama," one said. "If you want, just take a break."
It took a long time, but they finally reached the ground floor.
"You see," she said in triumph. "We made it. All of us."
As they put her in an ambulance, Mendez got another call for aid in another part of the city.
He hit the siren.
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Date Taken: | 8 Sep 2011 - 5:29 PM |
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You find some cool cars up on them moors Ade, great parking to make use of the reflection in the puddle.
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Great use of the puddle to add another dimension to the image. If I was going to be critical I'd say that the roofline of the car is too close to the edge of the hill. Maybe better punching above the horizon line or being a bit more below it.
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The RSP Silicone 3 LED Rear Light with Reflector has the ability to be recharged from any USB port. This means you could leave it plugged into your computer, when not in use, and never run out of battery when riding. Integrated mounting bracket and reflector.
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The RSP Silicone 3 LED Rear Light with Reflector has the ability to be recharged from any USB port. This means you could leave it plugged into your computer, when not in use, and never run out of battery when riding. Integrated mounting bracket and reflector.
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I've been aware for a couple of years that many 1-to-2 word queries on Google get no click at all - that is, up to 40% of users or so will reformulate their query instead of clicking on any result. So when you factor in these "no-click" users with the non-organic clicks, then the 52% number is not that big a surprise to me.
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Letting Go Ritual Book
March 3, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott Leave a Comment
For those who ordered or are ordering soaps, candles, incense, eye pillows, smudges etc, the new copy of the Letting Go and Healing Ritual book is almost done. I will send you the .pdf in the next few days. It is over 50 pp and I'm trying to pare it down somewhat but everything seems important! Every time I think I have all the important scents and rituals covered, I discover something else and have to check it out for possible inclusion in the book.
I must say that while Bananahead Bread is NOT an essential oil, it's one of my favorite scents in both candles and soaps. Tonight I was burning 3 of them and a cinnamon (a very well known calming scent.) When life gives you bananaheads, make bananahead bread candles! My son almost ran off with all of them a few weeks ago so now I have to pat people down before they leave.
My test soaps and candles have all been doing wonderfully. The little bars of cappuccino hazelnut are at a full cure and I tested one last night and I liked it much more than I thought I would (I tend to not like brown colored soaps, but this is a frequent request – chocolate or mocha or something like that). It's rich and creamy and lots of bubbles. I almost couldn't stop washing my hands with it! That is what you want in a soap. I'm happy and am going to stop cutting into soaps so I have some product for the next show!
I am speaking (twice) at the New Life Expo in NYC on March 21-23 and will have a booth of soaps, candles, incense, eye pillows, smudge sticks, wafting feathers and fans, abalone shells, smudge pots, sugar scrubs, salt scrubs, lip balms and lip scrubs….everything aromatherapy for your heart, head and well-being!!! If you have a GPYB book and want to come by and say hello and have it signed, stop on by or I will have some for sale there.
After the show I hope to have the Sleepy Hollow Soaps, Smudges & Such website completed for a full e-commerce experience. I just have not had time for it (with my concussions and all.) I will also have new soaps ready to go then and the rest of the products will be photographed shortly and put up for sale.
I have been cutting back on my coaching clients and now am maximizing them at 10 (down from 15). I have a few clients who are going to every other week and one to once a month (I love when we've worked hard and people feel better!!!) so I do have a few spots available but will be starting with new clients on 3/15. If you want a consultation or interview to see if we're a fit, let me know. The scheduler doesn't work as well as I'd like in sending me email for those who have paid (I think it's incompatible with Windows 8.1) so please send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Hope to see you at the Expo!
But I Want MORE
March 1, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott Leave a Comment
How can we tell someone to stop hurting us if we're not sure it hurts? How can we identify it as inappropriate if that's all we've ever lived with? To us, it's normal. How can we know what we want if nobody ever told us it's okay to want something? – Melody Beattie
When we suggest observation through journaling and listening to our own thought processes, it is to begin the long journey home to oneself. It is to get in touch with a self that may have been ignored, abused or inconsequential to people to whom we should have mattered. Learning to IDENTIFY what we want and what hurts and what is good and not good for us BEGINS with the observation of the state we're in. We may be too long detached to who we are and what we want and we need to get in touch with that (again or for the very first time).
The way to figure that out is by journaling and developing the habit of writing our thoughts and feelings and a review of our day. We can later step back and look at it and tune into who we are and what we are thinking and feeling and what is happening (and not happening) on a daily basis as prescribed by the book and workbook. Think of journaling as a prescription…because it is…one that will help you feel better. Like all prescriptions, you should keep taking it even after you feel better. It keeps you in touch with what you think and what you feel. Know what you think and feel and if you don't know or they are polar to each other, do nothing until you can figure it out.
We tune into ourselves when we start to LISTEN to the thoughts going on in our heads. Are we berating ourselves for the smallest things? Are we constantly filled with negativity? We need to listen to the messages and change them through affirmations and positive self-talk.
We need to listen to what hurts and stop the pain. For many years we may have been a victim of someone who was hurting us but saying they loved us. We may have cried and been called a baby or a whiner. We may have been called overly dramatic or sensitive. Part of us may suspect that is true and that part, our inner voice, has become accusatory as well.
We may be confused and very unclear as to whether something hurts or not. We may have spent our life overreacting and underreacting and we don't have the APPROPRIATE RESPONSE to someone or something hurting us. We're not even sure it really hurts or if we're simply being overdramatic.
We may be out of touch with ourselves mentally, emotionally and physically. We're not sure if something hurts and we're not sure what we think or feel about anything. We cannot get ANYWHERE until we tune back in.
Getting back in touch with ourselves gives us a better roadmap and clearer understanding to who we are and where we want to go. It is ESSENTIAL that we learn to come home to ourselves in order to figure out how to be in the world. Without that first important STOP, nothing else can happen.
Figure out who you are and what you want. Stop responding to what others seem to want from you or for your life. Figure out what it is you want. And then go get it. It's okay to want MORE MORE MORE but you have to start somewhere and identify who you are and what you want and how to get it. The GPYB book talks of a breakup as an opportunity to figure out who you are and what you want. It IS.
Tune back into your authentic self or tune to it for the first time.
It's there waiting for you.
2/22 Check in Post
February 22, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott 36 Comments
Hasn't been a new check-in post for a while. How is everyone doing?
Valentine's Day
February 14, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott Leave a Comment
Valentine's Day is the epitome of our romantic love fantasy. It represents all that we wish love could be and would be 365 days a year. Valentine's Day feeds into our notion of romance….every romantic comedy, every heartfelt love song, every "We'll always have Paris."
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About Check-in Threads
January 29, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott Leave a Comment
For new members: If you post at the end of a check-in thread and a new one is posted, feel free to re-post in the new one. GPYB is an inclusive and supportive community and we want everyone to feel welcomed, so if you post and a new thread is posted shortly after, you are more than welcome to re-post in the new thread.
For those who have been around a while and those coming back: I appreciate your support of new members and your willingness to share your own struggles.
This is a warm and supportive place and I thank you all for being here and supporting each other. THANKS ALL!!
On Dancing Out Of Control
January 29, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott 3 Comments
"When she is starved, a woman will take any substitutes offered, including those that, like placebos, do absolutely nothing for her, as well as destructive and life-threatening ones that hideously waste her time and talents or expose her life to physical danger. It is a famine of the soul that makes a woman choose things that will cause her to dance madly out of control–then to, too near the executioner's door." – Clarissa Pinkola Estes
We look at the things that keep us dancing out of control and find, underneath, an aching emptiness looking to be filled. Unfortunately when you are that hungry, you look for it in all the wrong places.
It is said that hungry people make poor shoppers, and so it is.
Water Seeks Its Own Level
January 8, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott
"It is a spiritual principal that we will continue to encounter others who will embody the opportunity for us to learn our most pressing lesson. When we learn to overcome the problem in ourselves, our 'teachers' fade away." – Robin Norwood
It is uncanny that we can meet and be attracted to the exact person who is going to make us miserable exactly the same way our last partner did. There are so many conscious and unconscious things at play but water does seek its own level.
I met my best friend the first day of law school. I shared a little about myself and she pulled up a seat next to me in the very next class. She said, "I like you. You're funny." I was thinking WHO in the world is this person and why do I care if she thinks I'm funny? [Read More...]
1/4/2014 Check in Thread
January 5, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott
First Check in Thread of 2014!!! How is everyone doing?
My Dearest Darling Bananahead
January 2, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott
This is a convenient cut and paste for everyone who wants to go back to/stay with a bananahead. Simply cut and paste in the areas that apply to your situation and then either email it to the bananahead or, better yet, print it out and soak it with tears and then send it in real mail. Don't forget the hearts and kisses.
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A New Year, A New You
January 1, 2014 By Susan J. Elliott
The annual GPYB New Year's Post. I will start a new Check-in Thread on January 1.
We spend January 1 walking through our lives, room by room, drawing up a list of work to be done, cracks to be patched. Maybe this year, to balance the list, we ought to walk through the rooms of our lives… not looking for flaws, but for potential. – Ellen Goodman
The most important part of rebuilding after a major breakup is to plan out what comes next. For many it may be hard. We might be feeling lost, alone and not "up" to thinking about being the cheerleaders of our lives. We may be kicking and screaming our way through the idea of going it alone. In the past few weeks we've felt absolutely shipwrecked by the holidays. We just want them to be over (and they almost are!)
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GPYB 2014 Edition :)
December 28, 2013 By Susan J. Elliott
What is coming up for GPYB in 2014??? Here's the answer (through April!)
Taking Care Of You
December 28, 2013 By Susan J. Elliott
If you want to know what the retreat will be about, this article, published last summer will explain:
Choosing Your Battles
December 23, 2013 By Susan J. Elliott
In unhealthy relationships (not just romantic but family and friends and co-workers as well), what we are fighting about is never really what we're fighting about. That argument over which way the toilet paper hangs is probably more about a "meta" issue: power, balance, control and unresolved issues with others in our lives (usually our early caretakers).
In order to break the "let's fight about everything and nothing" mode, it's important to choose your battles…to ask how important is this? is this what I'm really fighting about? and to figure out what this particular battle reminds you of (some un-won battle in childhood/adolescence?). Start to step back and see what you're fighting about and when and then decide: Is this really worth it? Do I really care about this?
Sometimes when we step back the other person "ups the ante." After all, they have a stake in the ridiculous fight as well and haven't made a commitment to changing anything. You may well be drawn back into it because the other person has figured out how to "hook" you back in.
It takes practice but watch for the hooks and remain committed to not fighting about stupid things.
Journal about your feelings when you're not fighting…what is coming up for you? Probably a lot of discomfort.
Let that be okay.
Write about it and you may discover what all this "nothing" is really all about.
Susan J. Elliott 11/06
GPYB on Facebook/Twitter
December 20, 2013 By Susan J. Elliott
Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/gettingpastyourbreakup No political rants for the most part.
You can follow my personal FB account (I do post a lot of public posts and photos so you can follow me) https://www.facebook.com/susan.elliott.5473
Follow us on Twitter @susanjae (my tweets can be quotes, humor, baseball, miscellaneous fun stuff, but also turned political a couple of years ago due to relentless assault on women's rights by one party and attacks on the Affordable Care Act which we desperately need, so I can get my liberal panties in a bunch sometimes so please be beware of that.)
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Dare to Change Today
December 20, 2013 By Susan J. Elliott
In her seminal work, Our Inner Conflicts, Karen Horney said that behind the fear of change is often the fear of changing for the worst or the fear of being unable to change at all. What if I try to change and no one likes the new me? What if I try to change and find that I can't?
Often the fear of "what I'm going to change into" and the unknown "new me" is more frightening than staying in the comfort and misery of what is known. Another fear is that change is not possible. [Read More...]


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Heavy snow, frigid temps take aim at eastern US
by The Associated Press Published: January 21, 2014
Tags: deep freeze, Long Island, National Weather Service, New York, polar vortex, snow
The National Weather Service says the storm could bring 10 inches of snow Tuesday to Philadelphia and New York and wind chills as low as 10 degrees below zero.
Arctic air eases its grip on much of the US
by The Associated Press Published: January 8, 2014
Tags: Arctic air, deep freeze, flights cancellations, freezing temperatures, JetBlue, polar vortex, travel delays
In the Midwest and East, where brutal polar air has lingered over the past few days, temperatures climbed but were still expected to be below freezing.
In cold snap, recipe for roads goes beyond salt
by The Associated Press Published: January 7, 2014
Tags: additives, brine, deep freeze, polar vortex, roads, Salt, salt trucks, winter
Plain salt is largely ineffective below 16 degrees. Additives can keep it working in temperatures as low as minus 25.
South, East brace for polar temps, wind chills
by The Associated Press Published: January 7, 2014
Tags: deep freeze, JetBlue, National Weather Service, polar vortex, record cold, Southwest Airlines, wind chills
The polar air will next invade the East and South on Tuesday, bringing with it the prospect of more records falling.
LIRR takes measures against bitter cold
by The Associated Press Published: January 7, 2014
Tags: deep freeze, Long Island Rail Road, polar vortex, steel rails
The Long Island Rail Road is taking steps to protect riders and its equipment during the deep freeze.


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Saturday, March 8, 2014
By RUSS PARSONS, McClatchy Newspapers
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The possibilities for bruschetta toppings are almost limitless, especially at this time of year, when the markets are overflowing with the best of the fall harvest – tomatoes, eggplant, peppers.
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Just encourage them to show a little restraint. When it comes to bruschetta, beauty lies in simplicity.
Slice a baguette about half an inch thick, or maybe a little less. Cut it on a slight bias to extend the surface so it will hold more topping. If you want to be authentic, grill the bread over a medium fire until it's toasted on both sides. Cut an unpeeled clove of garlic in half and rub the cut side against the bread. Finally, drizzle it with olive oil.
Be careful when you're grilling the bread since it will scorch very easily. If you want to play it safe, you can also arrange the slices on a cookie sheet and bake them at 400 degrees. When they start to brown on the bottom, about 10 to 15 minutes, flip them and go an additional five to 10 minutes to finish. Although they'll lack some of the smoky savor of the grilled, they'll be cooked evenly and without nearly the risk of scorching. You can usually figure on 20 to 25 slices from a baguette.
Choose one spreadable cheese that has a really fresh clean flavor, such as a good brand of ricotta, or a fresh goat cheese (or even a combination of the two). Choose one cheese that is rich, such as burrata or fresh mozzarella. And choose one salty cheese. Ricotta salata is a good one -- shave off long thin slices with a vegetable peeler. A good feta is another -- cut it in a small dice or simply crumble it between your fingers.
Fresh herbs
Nothing fancy – a big bowl of torn basil and a little one of minced fresh parsley or mint will be fine.
Eggplant: The most obvious way to cook eggplant for bruschetta is on the grill. It's probably also the easiest. Slice the eggplant about half- to three-quarters-inch thick; brush both sides with olive oil and season lightly with salt. Grill them over a medium fire until they are lightly browned and quite tender -- depending on the heat of your fire, that'll take about five to seven minutes. As soon as the eggplant is done, put it in a container, brush with garlic-infused olive oil, and layer with fresh herbs, such as basil and oregano or mint.
You can also create a kind of Italian baba ghanouj by grilling a whole eggplant (be sure to pierce it a few times with a fork to prevent explosions) or roasting it in a 400-degree oven (put it on a cookie sheet lined with aluminum foil). When the eggplant is so soft that it has collapsed (about 45 minutes), tear it open and use a pair of forks to scoop out the insides. If you get a little skin, it won't hurt anything. Drain it in a strainer for 15 to 20 minutes to remove any excess moisture. Then transfer the pulp to a food processor and coarsely puree with minced garlic and just enough olive oil for flavor (just a couple of pulses -- it should be a chunky paste rather than a smooth puree). Fold in capers and season with salt and pepper.
Steamed eggplant? You bet. The flavor is really surprising, sweet and subtle, and the texture is like silk. Cut the eggplant into chunks, season lightly with salt and cook it in a tightly covered steamer until tender, about five minutes. While the eggplant is still quite hot, add minced garlic, a little fresh rosemary and some hot pepper flakes, and dress it with olive oil and lemon juice.
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The Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon finished 2013 by shipping more cargo during the fourth quarter than any other quarter in the port's 37-year history. The 1.59 million tons shipped in October-December 2013 were more than the total annual volume for each of the port's first five years of operations. "Because of the extremely strong fourth quarter, 2013 is one for the record books," said Port Director Phil Wilzbacher. "This was the first time our shipments exceeded 500,000 tons for two consecutive months, let alone three consecutive months. Coal, fertilizer and a record grain harvest were the primary reasons for the surge in shipments at the end of 2013." For the year, the port handled over 4.15 million tons, up 21 percent from 2012. The significant increase in annual tonnage was driven by strong shipments of coal, grain, soy products and fertilizer. Coal was up 47 percent over 2012, while fertilizer shipments rose 42 percent and grain increased 38 percent from last year. Coal, grain and soy products made up approximately 75 percent of the port's 2013 shipments. For the year, the port handled approximately 2,200 barges, 85,000 trucks and 26,000 railcars. portsofindiana.com
Star Bulk Carriers Corp., a global shipping company focusing on the transportation of dry bulk cargos, has announced that it has taken delivery of M/V Star Sirius
The Columbia/Snake River System defines shortsea shipping, and promises much, much more. Lewiston, Idaho, is perhaps best known to tourists as the turnaround
Reuters - Brazil exported 2.79 million metric tons of soybeans in February, up sharply from 30,600 metirc tons in January, Trade Ministry data released on Thursday showed.
Seafarers' charity Apostleship of the Sea (AoS) has paid tribute to its women port chaplains and ship visiting volunteers ahead of International Women's Day 2014.
Container truck drivers at Canada's largest port reached a new deal on Thursday, narrowly avoiding an expanded job action that would have seen some 400 unionized drivers join about 1,
By Kim Palmer, Reuters The Great Lakes saw some of their worst ice cover in nearly four decades because of a frigid winter with months of below-freezing temperatures
Reuters - Brazil's state-run oil company, Petroleo Brasileiro SA, said on Friday that it had discovered new, good-quality oil deposits in the so-called sub-salt region.
Kobelt announced today the hiring of Lance Lidstone and Sylvain Robitaille as Business Development Managers. Both will report directly to David Bockhold, CEO, and
Russian gas exports to Europe through Ukraine have not been affected by political turmoil there and were "trouble-free" on Friday, a spokesman for state-controlled gas producer Gazprom said.


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Richard Warren Sears, the co-founder of Sears, Roebuck and Co., originally began the business selling watches.
Sears got a major sales boost when the Sears catalog was introduced back in 1888. Over the years, the mammoth Sears catalog became quite popular, although Sears eventually stopped producing them in 1993.
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- If an item you bought at Sears goes on sale within 14 days of your purchase, you can request a refund for the difference.
- Some of the major brands you'll find at Sears.com include Kenmore, Diehard, Craftsman, LG, Electrolux, and Panasonic.
- The "Return in 5" return process guarantees to have your return completed in 5 minutes or they'll give you a $5 store coupon. To use the Return in 5, print a return confirmation page online and bring it with you when you return your item to the store. Then, have your confirmation page scanned when you arrive. If the store associate doesn't complete your return/exchange in 5 minutes, you'll receive a $5 store coupon!
- Join the Shop Your Way program and you'll earn points every time you shop online at Sears.com or any one of its partner sites (which includes Kmart.com, LandsEnd.com, SearsOutlet.com, and more). You'll earn 10 points for every $1 you spend. Accumulated points can be used towards money off future purchases. Sears cardholders will also earn an additional 2% on their purchases.


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Onstage at TED2013, Sugata Mitra makes his bold TED Prize wish: Help me design the School in the Cloud, a learning lab in India, where children can explore and learn from each other
eLearning intro video
An overview of the importance and benefits of eLearning. This video also shows some of the work we have been doing with universities to develop video lecture content.
EduTECH - what's it all about? Missed out on attending EduTECH in the past? Watch this short video which highlights what EduTECH is all about.
Find out what past delegates, speakers and exhibitors have to say about Australia's largest Education Technology event.
Benefits of attending EduTECH – Speaker Perspective Past and present EduTECH speakers share why they think EduTECH is a valuable event.
Benefits of attending EduTECH – Exhibitor Perspective Find out why so many sponsors and exhibitors are part of EduTECH.
Benefits of attending EduTECH – Delegates Perspective Hear what EduTECH delegates have to say about what they enjoyed most about the event.
Podcast with Alan Novermber, Senior Partner and founder, November learning Alan November explores the concept of flipped learning and its benefits, the concept of 'kids wanting to have a global voice', and what the classroom of the future will look like.
Podcast with Professor Stephen Heppell Stephen Heppell, Europe's leading online education expert explores how emerging technologies are inspiring new physical and virtual learning environments in schools and universities, why it is important to involve students in educational design and how virtual and online learning can benefit learning in remote locations.
Podcast with Ewan McIntosh, Founder & CEO of NoTosh
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He said the displaced family is staying with relatives. Nobody was injured in the fire, which caused about $10,000 worth of damage, Gamache said.
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Population Growth and the Dynamics of Canadian Development: A Multivariate Time Series Approach
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Story | Apr 4, 2012 | 3:45 PMKeshia Campbell's tenure as Hampton University's first female athletic director lasted less than a year. Campbell, hired on July 20, has left the school. "In a nutshell, I did resign," Campbell told The Daily Press on Wednesday. She declined further... -
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Story | Oct 13, 2012 | 4:18 PMThey didn't get discouraged. They didn't quit. They didn't get an early start on winter plans. As a result, Hampton earned its first victory against its biggest rival. In a peculiar season that showed signs of unraveling, the Pirates put together their... -
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Story | Aug 26, 2012VIRGINIA TECH HOW TO GET TO POSTSEASON At this stage in Tech's evolution it's not so much a matter of how it'll get to the postseason (it has gone to bowls in 19 consecutive seasons), but rather how good the postseason will be for the Hokies. Games at... -
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Story | Dec 1, 2012 | 9:05 PMThe Hampton University women's basketball team (5-3) had more trouble than expected, but it won its MEAC opener 59-46 Saturday at South Carolina State, thanks to sophomore Kenia Cole's career-high 20 points. Keiara Avant added 12 points and 12... -
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The Irish Times said the country´s health minister James Reilly had confirmed this.
"I have read the report and I need to study it further. It's a hugely complex issue that has divided the country . . . and we're not going to solve it in a matter of weeks," Reilly was quoted as saying.
Making it clear hat this was not a decision to be taken hurriedly, he said it could be early 2013 before a government position was made clear.
On the other hand, Praveen Halappanavar, the husband of Savita, who died after being denied an abortion here, said he wanted employees of Galway University Hospital removed from the inquiry established by the the Irish health officials into her death, said The Irish Times.
The probe panel was named in Dublin on Monday.
Praveen said he would request through his solicitor that John J Morrison, Catherine Fleming and Brian Harte be removed from the inquiry.